🙂 This might be a massive overstatement on my part, but that kicking scene really reminded me of those ridiculous scenes where they kick flying piranhas out of some Asylum production.
I finally sat down and watched the film. I suppose it can be quite entertaining, particularly with how they lean into those over-the-top, gory sequences, though I must admit I was expecting a bit more screen time from Cage.
It feels as though they might have just forced him into the role simply to introduce their new villain, Kang. And I suppose the actor essentially threw himself under the bus out of some sense of gratitude.
I suppose most of those names you mentioned passed through the minds of the audience almost imperceptibly, and honestly, I suspect that hardly anyone even remembers them anymore.
It seems we are facing yet another day filled with nothing but setbacks, constant errors, and those infuriating bad requests; honestly, the whole system is just dragging itself along like Ćiro struggling up a steep hill.
Joseph Clark95 said:I suppose you’re just resorting to philosophy because you lack any actual substance, just thrashing about... maybe try stepping outside of that narrow-minded, provincial mindset, if you can even manage it; once you attempt to free yourself from such limited thinking, you might finally grasp the reality of the world we actually live in.
By all means, continue being our paragon of progress and free thought while you actively support a fascist occupying regime... please, don't let anyone stop you. I guess there aren't many of your kind left here anyway.
Matthew Johnson30 said:I suppose Phase 4 has had its few bright spots, though they certainly lack any sense of cohesion. It’s as if we get one decent episode of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, perhaps one standout scene in WandaVision, or maybe just a single sharp line in Loki. But it feels like there aren't any truly great films from start to finish anymore, much like we saw with Captain America 2.
When you really step back and look at the big picture, I don't think it's worth the investment of our time, because they seem to have lost their rhythm and their continuity, and... well, they are essentially just beating a dead horse. They keep pushing forward without realizing they might never return to the heights they reached during "Infinity War" and "Endgame". The party ended a long time ago.
It might actually be better if they just skip it, because most of everything following "Endgame" feels like nothing more than a pointless exercise in futility.
I suppose he finally understands why he’s being shut out, though it seems he might still need a bit of a map drawn for him to truly grasp it.
Reddithr is an American forum, and since the US, as a NATO member, supports Ukraine while viewing Russia as the adversary, supporting Russia here essentially makes you a hostile element; therefore, the whole Russophile mantra is effectively neutralized at its source. It couldn't be any more straightforward than that. You can certainly keep philosophizing if you wish, but I suspect this really is the end of the matter.
I suppose mentioning sanctions is somewhat moot since no permit is actually required. However, I might personally advocate for them against those individuals who still hide behind a thin veil of "democracy" and objectivity while actively backing an incredibly obvious aggressor.
It has become perfectly clear to me now why the individual decided to file this appeal, and I suppose it actually has nothing to do with my initial comments. End of story.
Look, whoever cooked this up might be playing with subjective impressions, but it remains perfectly clear who actually mobilized the military and moved to occupy another nation—and in my view, that’s where any debate effectively ends.
You really need to read this with a bit more comprehension. I suppose we can acknowledge that we are adversaries, but supporting the enemy is nothing short of pure idiocy.