Bomber131313

Bomber131313 t1_j6kziqd wrote

Reply to comment by magus-21 in Avatar: The Way of Water was boring by Movie_Advance_101

> just cause and effect.

I'm just saying it wasn't his 'cause', that domino was pushed over by Cap.

>The signing of the Sokovia Accords led to the disbanding of the Avengers,

I would say more Cap not signing did that.

>I'm just illustrating the kind of character continuity that some commenters here (specifically CrackPlug80) seem to be unable to see.

Oh, I know and agree with you.

I just don't think you can put the breaking up of the team on Tony.

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Bomber131313 t1_j6kwc9a wrote

Reply to comment by magus-21 in Avatar: The Way of Water was boring by Movie_Advance_101

> compelled him to sign the Sokovia Accords and cause the disbanding of the Avengers

Are you putting that on Tony and not Cap?

Tony was taking responsibility for his past mistakes and following the law. As well as throughout the film trying to compromise with Cap to keep the team together. Cap is the one who choose to break the Accords ultimately breaking up the Avengers. Cap made up his mind on what the right thing to do was(a decision that was wrong-Zemo was never going to unleash more Winter Soldiers).

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Bomber131313 t1_j22qtdz wrote

Reply to Puss in Boots 2 is almost as good as Shrek 2, and you can’t tell me otherwise. by BallisticMidgets

My only push back of your opinion is recency bias. Many times in the moment the new thing seems fresh in our mind it gives use a false sense.

I'm in no way calling Puss in Boots 2 bad, it was very good. But lets give it a year or two and give a little perspective on it before calling it the best in the franchise. It's possible it is but let time tell.

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Bomber131313 t1_iuk4kzp wrote

Reply to comment by Steakhouse42 in What movie did you love when you were younger but got progressivly worse over time? by Steakhouse42

> The Avengers work with the National Security council.

What would make you think that?

>With the support of the US military.

What would make you think that?

This clip from Civil War establishs the Averagers as a private no military group. Literally Ross uses the world vigilantes and said "for the past 4 years you have operated with unlimited power and no supervision. That's an arrangement the governments of the world can no longer tolerate." https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YpXcU6DvRVA&t=98s That Ross part is around the 2:25 mark.

The Avengers have no connection the government or US military.

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Bomber131313 t1_iujeruq wrote

Reply to comment by No-Tune-868 in What movie did you love when you were younger but got progressivly worse over time? by Steakhouse42

> The personal attacks and fanboying movies like fight club that are made for teenagers who want to be edgy.

You don't need to be a fan boy to understand Fight Club wasn't made for teenagers. The reason teens like it is because most miss the as OP said the "staggeringly obvious" satire of the film.

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