What Are Your Must-See Films For 2019?
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UPDATED: Monday, January 13, 2020 07:38
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I saw the entire interview you're referencing, and I had to say that it wasn't nearly as bad as others had painted it out to be when only taking those two or three clips out of context.
My opinion is that she didn't come off as a stone cold "empowered" bitch when you watch the full 10 or so minutes, but she comes off as a person who is extremely uncomfortable around people and entirely lacking of any self esteem. I recommend watching the full interview, if you haven't. I found it quite enlightening. I think everybody has her pegged wrong.
But that's who her weirdo messages appeal to. All of the other outcast weirdos on twitter that have no ability to act like human beings around other people and are completely uncomfortable in their own skin and take any chance they have to lash out about it.
At the end of the day, that's all any of these virtue signalling twitter warriors are doing. "Like me! Like me! I'm saying nice things! Like me!"
It's quite sad, really.
It's hard to tell in only 10 minutes, and with only two of the other actors who were in the movie with her, but I don't think she made any friends on set. She was the Jan Brady to Scarlett Johannson's Marsha.
BTW... already saw all of the spoilers for End Game.
Take that as a warning to be careful online for the next week, or an invitation to ruin it for yourself if you want to.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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Also avoid TMZ for spoilers. The bitch cohost blew out the spoilers, and then told everybody else to get over it.
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I saw the entire interview you're referencing, and I had to say that it wasn't nearly as bad as others had painted it out to be when only taking those two or three clips out of context.
Operative: It’s worse than you know.
Mal: It usually is.
I too saw the interview, and Even Don Cheadle can't stand Captain Mary Sue. He's more subtle about it, but if you watch the facial expressions, hear what's being said almost under the breath, and see what's actually goin on, it's looking less promising for the future of the MCU.
" Thank you VEEEERY much "
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Originally posted by 6IXSTRINGJACK:
I saw the entire interview you're referencing, and I had to say that it wasn't nearly as bad as others had painted it out to be when only taking those two or three clips out of context.
Operative: It’s worse than you know.
Mal: It usually is.
I too saw the interview, and Even Don Cheadle can't stand Captain Mary Sue. He's more subtle about it, but if you watch the facial expressions, hear what's being said almost under the breath, and see what's actually goin on, it's looking less promising for the future of the MCU.
" Thank you VEEEERY much "
Yeah... I don't think they hate her, so much as she didn't make any friends and she's so tightly wound that she brings on endless hazing that isn't going to stop because of it.
I don't think she really believes anything she says about herself or the hype surrounding her. She's weak and fragile, and that's why she's so quick to anger when somebody challenges that instead of just laughing it off. There are plenty of strong and independent women in hollowood worth looking up to that don't ever feel the need to come out and say that they are. When you've got to punctuate every sentence you utter with feminist ideology and/or how great you are, you don't actually believe any of it.
She's looking forward to the "future" of the MCU, post end-game. They're no doubt going to "reboot" all of the characters using some multi-verse craziness, and shoehorn all of the diversity in the movies that are ruining the comic book industry and surround her with her "people".
Feel free to continue watching after that happens if you'd like. It will send a strong message to hollyweird that this is what the people want.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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She believes every word she is saying. "Thank you veeeery much". It's half dozen of one, six of the other, when you start talking about whether or not she has formed good bonds or if they hate her. Rumors have been that she is not their favorite, and I have seen nothing to dispute that. Point is, she is a new girl on the block, and hasn't done very much to ingratiate herself with the other kids.
Did you notice her cringey laugh at Don's bacon dispenser comment? All she had to do is just say something like, " yeah that would work… I really like bacon." But instead she gives is awkward ' that's so funny ' remark - she's just a weird , uptight diva.
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There's no way that she actually believes that she's stronger than Chris Hemsworth, so I use that as a prime example of her saying things that she doesn't honestly believe. I mean, I guess you could make an argument that she's insane, but I don't think that's what we're talking about here.
I assume you have to have known people like this in your own life, especially in grade school and high school. If she doesn't flat out hate herself for some reason, she suffers from extremely low self esteem. She didn't make any friends with the cast because she is completely incapable of it on a psychological and emotional level.
Her friends are the Twitter army of like-minded weirdos that spend their days virtue signalling to get another hit of those sweet, sweet upvotes. All they're doing is virtually fellating themselves and each other. It's been scientifically proven that getting likes on social media gives a hit of serotonin which is normally paid out to your body by actually doing something good, working hard, reaching a set goal, or some other positive activity as a built in reward system.
I don't think they hate her. I don't think they enjoy being around her either, but I think they really just feel sorry for her when it's time to pack up for the day and go home.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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I did not take her comments to mean anything else other than she is talking about Captain Mary Sue being stronger than Thor. And that seems to rub a lot of the original actors the wrong way, as they have put in 10 years into developing their characters and the MCU, and then comes along this random Hero who has barely had time to be introduced into the MCU, and all the sudden she is "the strongest avenger". To me, that makes no sense whatsoever.
But i agree with the rest of what you posted
Fathom the hypocrisy of a government that requires every citizen to prove they are insured... but not everyone must prove they are a citizen
I'm just a red pill guy in a room full of blue pill addicts.
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I did not take her comments to mean anything else other than she is talking about Captain Mary Sue being stronger than Thor.
You may be right. She might have been talking about her character, rather than her own real physical strength vs. Hemsworth's.
I mentioned before, I don't think she's insane, but because she surrounds herself with these SJW weirdos on social media, and the MSM and all the review sites put out stories everyday giving her the confirmation bias she's desperately seeking and labeling anybody who has anything to say about her that's short of overwhelming praise as trolls or incels, I think she could be bringing a part of her character's Girl Power into her own real world without the need for being insane. All she ever reads about herself everyday is how glorious she is.
You're probably aware that the extreme SJWs are constantly talking about how women and men are no different than each other physically. She's probably bought into that on some level, which I would imagine is easy to do from the comfort of your own home when talking in your echo chamber. Look at the anger on her face when she said that to him in the interview. I don't imagine it's as easy to convince yourself that women and men are the same physically when you're sitting next to 220lbs. of beef cake. I kind of viewed that as her stating something that in the back of her mind she "knows" is a "fact" while being conflicted because part of her knows how ridiculous she sounds saying it to somebody as imposing as Hemsworth.
I felt that this just added more fuel to her bitterness in the interview. It looked like any argument I've ever seen or been a part of when one person is so obviously right and the other person just starts flailing and blurting out non-sensical stuff.
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And that seems to rub a lot of the original actors the wrong way, as they have put in 10 years into developing their characters and the MCU, and then comes along this random Hero who has barely had time to be introduced into the MCU, and all the sudden she is "the strongest avenger". To me, that makes no sense whatsoever.
Well... honestly, I could really care less if any of the egos of the actors playing the original Avengers were hurt. At the end of the day they're all playing dress up for big money, and just like I won't with Brie Larson, I'm not about to cut them any slack for forgetting that they're not super-heroes in real life either. I'm sure they can go home to their mansions and their millions of dollars and nurse their wounds.
Not even being a Marvel or MCU fan, I'm more concerned with what the fans think about this. You're right. It doesn't make sense. At least to normal people and fans who aren't intersectional-feminist SJW weirdo cultists.
All I can say is that I hope that fans tune out after End Game if this is just the first step for an entirely new SJW focused MCU. If the fans can't do that, then welcome to the new normal.
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But i agree with the rest of what you posted
Yeah. I think we're pretty much on the same page.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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So nobody has The Unicorn Store on their list of must-see films for 2019?
It was so bad that even the SJW weirdo cultist reviewers online had to give it a bad review. Looks as though it sums up perfectly the "gimmie, gimmie, gimme" nature of today's stereotypical millennial generation. Turns out that message comes off as pretty embarrassing to today's 30-something pink haired weirdo feminists who have to go about their days wrestling with their notions that women can do anything vs. their nature to be entitled elitists who expect everything great in life to just fall into their lap without actually doing any work for anything.
Who knew that by 2019 a movie featuring a near 40 year old woman dating what looks to be a black college age boy would fail so miserably?
But... But.... It's a three-fer!
Starring SJW Idol and 2019 cult leader Brie Larson and doubling as her directorial debut? Check.
Interracial couple? Check.
Female Empowerment through Cougar Fantasy? Check.
And yet it bombed hard.
Ruh-Roh, Shaggy.
It looks as though the people have spoken and are going to need a healthy dose of great writing, great acting, and a message that people actually care about if you're going to keep force feeding those identitarian politics pills down the throats of the general public from here on out.
We're talking to you, Marvel.
Might want to reconsider your idea to go with female Thor straight out the gates after End Game unless you've got a better story line than Captain Marvel. Those ill-earned box office numbers were gained from sandwiching the movie in between the two most anticipated MCU flicks to date, an insane marketing budget and 10 years of good will generated since Iron Man I came out.
Don't try to fool yourselves that it was anything more than what it was.
Do Right, Be Right. :)
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I think I was fished in w/ the whole Brie Larson construct at first, before knowing anything about her. ' Room ', which no one saw, got her an award. Then, in Kong: Skull Island, that raised her stock. She looked solid enough as an actress, cute enough to be both serious and eye candy, as needed. Hell, she may very well be the next Scarlett Johnansson. Bam !! The MCU couldn't dream of being so lucky !
Because , as it turns out, they weren't. Not by a long shot.
Oh, and btw … Brie DID have a stunt double for Captain Marvel. And there's the business of her actually having an arse double, because she doesn't exactly fill out her suit all that well... she's flatter than Kansas in the backside. 
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