Beast- Hank McCoy, deserves to be an Avenger. That much I know for sure. His personality should veer toward the comics of being more jovial than not.
Beast- Hank McCoy, deserves to be an Avenger. That much I know for sure. His personality should veer toward the comics of being more jovial than not.
This discussion is really about the difference between Fox and Disney, and not about X-Men and MCU.
Fox’s movies are the entire range of ratings. But Disney’s movies don’t include hard PG-13 and R.
So now Disney owns Fox, does that mean Kingsman, Avatar, Planet of the Apes and Alien franchises
also turn into a soft PG-13?
Killmonger shoots and kills girlfriend, all adults. basic thing to do.Its not as violence as this.
In first class shaw kills the mother of a child, traumatising the child forever, the child gets angry and kills grown ups. he not only kills them, he quashed metal helmet they were wearing to their heads. that is more violent than what killmonger did. a child doing that makes it a dark moment.
X-Men movies are gritter. MCU has mild violence. Anything you can show me in MCU, I can show 5 videos of X-Men doing it with more violence. Nobody can equate Disney movies to other movies, Disney will always be watered down in content.
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Who Framed Roger Rabbit was a Touchstone Picture and he was part of the Studio Park in Disney World when it opened in 89 and I know because I was there for Christmas that year. It's never been hard to know they were owned by Disney especially the Buena Vista logo having the Magic Kingdom in it.
What? You are making a very weak argument. The studio park has nothing to do with this. The theme park is rated G.
We are only talking about movies.
Raiders of the Lost Arc was rated PG, because PG-13 didn’t exist in 1981.
This movie would be consider a hard PG-13 by today’s standards.
That’s not stopping an Indiana Jones Adventures at Disneyland.
The theme park has nothing to do with the movie’s rating.
Plus, The Disney brand names has never been on a Touchstone and Miramax movie.
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I will take you seriously when you admit your Wolverine kitchen stab was a stupid, incorrect example. (There were more, but let’s start small and obvious) It is a fact, not an opinion, that it was nowhere close to “hard pg13”. So long as you stand by absurd examples like that your arguments are tiresome drivel. And they reveal a bias that makes discussion with you a waste of time.
You want rational discussion? Mea culpa on your biased attempts, until then you shouldn’t be taken seriously.
No it means Disney is taking X-men and Avatar. Probably keeping R stuff on Fox if they don't sell them to someone else.Bob Iger Disney CEO has already hinted at that
https://www.polygon.com/2018/9/20/17...feige-bob-iger
No the Killmonger scene is as violent as that,There is no difference. You didn't see any blood,You didn't see a bullet hole in her head. The Disney movie was able to show the same amount of violence.If we are taking emotional weight Guardian of Galaxy 2 has the scene where Ego explains that he killed Peter Quills mom which is exactly the same thing as that scene. Once again no one gives two craps if Fox movies are overall darker and gritty. It is about Disney movie ability to tell story that is mature and violent when Disney get the X-men if story needs for a woman to be shot in the head or child needs to be motivate by his mother dying by a villain killing her Disney can tell the exact story as Fox. Is Disney going to pick to have a overall dark tone for any movie probably not will Disney be able to tell a X-men story with level of violence needed? Yes.
I am posting the scene again because some of you guys don't it,This one of the most violent scenes in any comic book movie and Disney slips past parents because of music. If you change the music that scene doesn't make it into the movie
X-men are going to be just fine.
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If blood and gore makes something better than John Carpenter's Halloween would be the worst film of that franchise since it has little blood and no gore but it isn't it's the best. You know why? Because TnA and Blood and Gore don't automatically elevate a film in fact it's the opposite TnA and Blood and Gore are easy crafting a story without those elements with the same dramatic effect is hard and takes talent Bruce Timm said how they couldn't show the Grayson's Deaths in BTAS made them get creative and created a better scene and with that I'll
You mistook Disney for the Netflix shows. Disney doesn't have the ability to tell a story that is mature and violent.Is this the same Disney, older marvel fans used to say the animation of the 90s (X-MEN and Spidermnan TAS) are more mature and violent than MCU movies? Disney in the MCU era has been on a downfall. why marvel ever sold to Disney still bugs me. Every MCU movie apart from Iron Man 1 and The Winter Solider is obsessed with childlike story telling, mediocre xbox cgi effects and awful jokes. The tone of most MCU movies is is insulting to many adults. Hunger Games and Harry Potter are children's book , MCU is not close to the stories in those movies in terms of maturity and depth. MCU is so much fun as their fans tell me, I am asking, why so serious Katniss and Harry? not.
Every MCU movie gets more spoofy and goofy with each sequel. if it is not jokey driven like Thor Ragnarok , it is spectacle cgi bankrupt like Infinity War. If MCU was so mature they would have done a worthy Ragnarok movie. Iron Man movies would gave gotten better. His most mature film was Iron Man 1. X-Men got more violent with each movies, by Logan, X-Men earned R. None of you have still figured out why captain marvel looks off? X-Men is going to be painful to watch with Disney, not fine. how horrible is what we can pray is not as awful as we feared.