r/memes Feb 01 '23

Phase 4 was garbage

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u/The_KiIIuminati Feb 01 '23 edited Feb 02 '23

I just can't get behind the idea of the most advanced country on Earth fighting with sticks, clubs, and giant aircraft carriers without a single form of defense.

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u/dragonflameXYZ Feb 02 '23

Simple, they havent beaten enough ark alpha bosses man, they dont got enough element

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u/KingKongWrong Feb 02 '23

The battle of wakanda was just like a extinction supply drop

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u/Kerro_ Breaking EU Laws Feb 02 '23

Final wave bro can’t stop all those dilos

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u/AfkHero404 I saw what the dog was doin Feb 02 '23

LoL.

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u/nootje-noah Professional Dumbass Feb 02 '23

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u/TheRealPiggynator Feb 02 '23

Hahahahaha true!

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u/SausageMcMerkin Feb 02 '23

Don't forget the thatch roofed skyscrapers.

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u/dreadperson Halal Mode Feb 02 '23

Another annoying thing about those films (and the comics) is that Wakanda is supposed to be a non colonised, AND completely isolated AND technically overpowered nation and they mention that in passing like it wouldn't have the absolute largest influence on the way they city looks, functions, what values wakandan cultures holds dear and what practices they have.

Instead it's just a normal future sci fi city, juxtaposed besides some soil streets and tatch roofed buildings in a vain and borderline derogatory attempt to inject "African-ness" into an otherwise western conception of a futuristic city.

Do writers have any idea the infleunce Colonialisation had on architecture? Culture? Technology? Wakanda had the potential to be the most unique place in fiction. But it's not. Good god is it so not.

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u/unk214 Feb 02 '23

Reminds me of when writers write a female character. Isn’t there a subreddit for that. Marvel is pretty good at it.

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u/TheSpagheeter Feb 02 '23

Could’ve actually done research into precolonial Africa and incorporated futuristic elements but nah

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u/OrangeStar222 Feb 02 '23

I have no idea who wrote Black Panther and his world when it first started, but they're propably American.

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u/TruebornAtiles Feb 02 '23

This has "has the world gone mad!" vibes, I love it. Lol

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u/Apprehensive-Sea7398 Feb 02 '23

Let’s say for argument that they did create bad ass tech weapons what would it be for? They lived in a dome that protected them and kept them from the outside world. Why build weapons for a war that might never come. Black Panther and his Dora are those weapons.

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u/Astroyanlad Feb 02 '23

They had spies all over the world. And somehow got lucky that the race for Africa completely missed wakanda until they got their invisibility shield up. The big black spot on a land map would be pretty weird tho.

They didn't go as bad as the comics tho as they have the cure for cancer and don't give it out freely. Wakanda is dictatorship led by a bunch of assholes

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u/Reddragon351 Feb 02 '23

the usual explanation is that people knew about Wakanda they just killed off anyone who tried to invade then presumably they eventually started cloaking themselves, probably some other way before they had the tech to make a shield.

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u/yolo6-jan Feb 02 '23

Living in a dome doesn't mean you don't need weapons. They knew about the things that were happening all around the world it's stupid not to invent weapons.

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u/Willfrail Feb 02 '23

You sometimes gotta sacrifice a bit of pure logic for the aesthetic afrofuturism is too cool to not have in your black panther movie

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u/Astroyanlad Feb 02 '23

Afro futurism is thatched roofing? And rhino farms?

God that so fucking demeaning

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u/plnchris Feb 02 '23

They have a submarine without having a sea

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u/purple_spikey_dragon Feb 02 '23

They have a submarine without railings or protection shield. Also, personally, as someone that never tried to wage war against sea people, i think bringing a submarine to a sea fight was not the most tactical idea. Wouldn't a plane-ship-hybrid be better suited for a job in which you have to quickly get as far away from the swimming people as possible? Again, no expert, but it does sound like the equivalent of trying to fight alligators in a kayak...

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u/plnchris Feb 02 '23

Plus the fact that a nation, however advanced technologically, can't build a ship without testing at sea. Otherwise China would have built 10 aircraft carriers instead of "wasting" it's time to build test versions.

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u/Astroyanlad Feb 02 '23

Just a regular modern cruiser with depth charges would ruin the entire Aztec atlantean civilisation.

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u/OnlyHereForMemes69 Selling Stonks for CASH MONEY Feb 02 '23

Or you know, we have some of the most advanced energy production in the world, our rivers are the only place we're vulnerable from and we shut it off to the outside so there shouldn't be an ecosystem in there to speak of, why not... electrocute the river?

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u/ANIKET_UPADHYAY Feb 02 '23

They could have just 3D printed it on demand.

Given the fact they just 3D printed a living tissue.

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u/OktagGutWrecka Feb 02 '23

Hey if we don't have Rhino farms in America in the future I'm gonna think we failed lol. I'd love for those to become a mode of transportation just for the hell of it.

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u/hgs25 Feb 02 '23

Well, we do have Bison farms today. And what are Bison if not basically American Rhino?

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u/_nikto_ Feb 02 '23

Its really not tho. Its fucking stupid and doesnt make any kind of sense

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u/Willfrail Feb 02 '23

In a world where a guy runs around with a diner plate dresed as old glory and someone who turns into nega Frankenstein after get mad you draw the line a nation blending itsnstrong cultural identity with its technological advancements to prevent it from dying in the same way their colonized neighbors did?

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u/_nikto_ Feb 02 '23

Just because theres other things that dont make sense doesnt make some other nonsense make sense. Wakanda is portrayed as a literal utopia in terms of its technology, and yet they still live like tribesmen and have tribal like rituals and what not, thats just not how things work. Any civilisation that advanced would inevitably undergo some kind of renaissance period where people would question the old ways of doing things and eventually abandon those concepts and traditions in favour for more rational and modern ways of life. Itd be realistic if it was till their attire and stuff but theyre literally just tribal people with futuristic technology. Thats straight bs

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u/zoecornelia Feb 02 '23

You think that's bad, how about an entire group of powerful Sorcerors all failing to take down one woman who's doing nothing but flying around shooting energy blasts. Ancient One alone was handling herself against Loki's army in the first Avengers movie, but an entire group of Sorcerors can't handle one woman shooting energy blasts?

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u/Corgiboom2 Feb 02 '23

Because its Scarlet Witch, arguably the most powerful sorceress in the entire Marvel continuity. Even before her big powerup in WandaVision, she could have handled Thanos by herself if he didnt call down an airstrike.

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u/Fatalcurse7654 GigaChad Feb 02 '23

They only have 400 million power

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u/Metrack14 Feb 02 '23

It is quiet funny that one of the warriors using daggers was such an insult to Okoye (cannot remember her name), if using auxiliary weapons is such a taboo for them, I cannot imagine the idea of a laser gun thing.

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u/SalKedavra91 Feb 02 '23

Uhhhm....they ARE the defense xD

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u/VeggiesEtStraighTalk Feb 02 '23

Also the military tactics were awful. Let’s fight water people on the water? Also looked like bad guys using a battle ship, air craft and advanced weapons fighting people with sticks and shields. Didn’t feel like we were supposed to support them.

Finally Shuri just took the black panther mantel because she made the herb? Is that how it works? She was objectively the least capable person or mentally healthy person for that responsibility. I wanted to like the movie, but just couldn’t.

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u/Glasedount Feb 01 '23

Laughs in Spider Man… No Way Home

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u/r_m_castro Feb 02 '23

I don't get why people never include No Way Home.

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u/Irradiated_Rat Feb 02 '23

A lot of people who don't like it say that it was full of fan service and that is why it's bad, even though fan service isn't necessarily a bad thing, also NWH had great acting, writing, cinematography, music, special effects, and choreography but so many people seem to ignore that and just think "it has a lot of fan service so it's bad"

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u/r_m_castro Feb 02 '23

Yeah they are trying to downgrade the movie just by the sake of it.

It was the best fan service ever made. Besides, a good movie is the one where you have fun watching it. NWH had almost the same level of enjoyment as the latest Avengers. It's in the top 5 best MCU movies.

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u/rogerteam Nokia user Feb 01 '23 edited Feb 01 '23

I mean if doctor strange could make anyone forgot about something why he couldn’t make thanos forgot about his obsession to universe and that film was full of fan service

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u/Clean-Rub7681 Feb 02 '23

He needed the hair of the person involved in the spell

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u/Gold930 Feb 02 '23

Bald

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u/Clean-Rub7681 Feb 02 '23

The mfker was prepared in case someone tried to do some magic

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u/ArcherAccomplished75 Feb 02 '23

Wouldn't he have puberty hair?

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u/ANIKET_UPADHYAY Feb 02 '23

A small price to pay for salvation.

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u/fR1chAps Feb 02 '23

The hardest of choice require the strongest of wills

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

Yeah instead of trying to yank the gauntlet off him when he was hypnotised they should have pulled down his trousers and given him a quick Brazilian

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u/epicgames6999 Feb 02 '23

I mean he could have hair down there….

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u/Gold930 Feb 02 '23

Maybe 🤔, but I doubt Marvel would ever confirm canonically if he does or not. So it’s pretty much left up to the imagination ig. Good point though ngl

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u/eMmDeeKay_Says Feb 02 '23

"You know, I think you ought to get him some help. He seems to be really hung up on super heroes' sex organs." -Stan Lee

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u/mickestenen Feb 02 '23

I'd love some flashback scene where Thanos has some 80s hair, like a weird mullet

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u/mitchisreal Feb 02 '23

There’s a reason why Ant-man in Thanos’ ass won’t work, his asshair is like quantumania for Ant-man; he will get lost, immediately.

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u/endless_projects Feb 02 '23

I was watching a clip today from after he did the snap in the other dimension. You could see hair on the top of his head like he had went a few days since his last shave. Thanos definitely has a receding hairline

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u/yeehowdypartner Feb 02 '23

They explained in eternals the population had to temporarily dwindle, so he probably saw a universe where he did ah and to didn't work. That or he learned the spell after

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u/Alderan922 Feb 02 '23

It was fan service, but it was good fan service

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u/Butt_Muncher4 Tech Tips Feb 02 '23

As a fan i can confirm ive been serviced

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u/HopefulParticular566 Feb 01 '23

FINALLY someone gets it

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u/HoneyBer1 Virgin 4 lyfe Feb 02 '23

laughs in Shang-Chi

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u/ZmentAdverti Identifies as a Cybertruck Feb 02 '23

Bitch just forgot the entirety of 2021 existed

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u/ChiragK2020 Nice meme you got there Feb 02 '23

Well literally everybody has forgotten that 2021 happpened ngl

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u/AverageNikoBellic GigaChad Feb 02 '23

…No Way Home, Shang Chi

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u/TonyThePapyrus Feb 02 '23

Me and my dad went and saw Shang-Chi, we were the only two in the theater, and it was better than we expected. We went in with low expectations, but we got the tickets for dirt cheap because of a coupon or something. great time

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u/MewTubeElias Feb 02 '23

A friend of mine accidentally watched that movie like 15 times. I haven't watched it (yet) but seems like a good movie to me.

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u/UnlikelyCombination3 Fffffuuuuuuuuu Feb 02 '23

how can you watch a movie 15 times by accident

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u/MewTubeElias Feb 02 '23

I have no idea. But I guess he just really, really liked it.

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u/UnlikelyCombination3 Fffffuuuuuuuuu Feb 02 '23

my problem isn't with how many times, its that you said he accidentally watched it. you don't open disney+ and choose a movie and watch it accidentally like whoops i am watching shang chi again

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u/Chidoriyama Feb 02 '23

Maybe he has memory issues and only realised halfway through the movie, "wait a second I've watched this before!"

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u/BushyOreo Feb 02 '23

But 15 times!?! Maybe once or twice but 15?!

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u/saltire429 Feb 02 '23

accidentally watched that movie

15 times

That's called 'deliberately' watching the movie, my dude.

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u/Icy-Enthusiasm-2719 Feb 02 '23

Been on Disney plus ages, still not watched Shang chi, think I'll give it a whirl tonight.

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u/Spicy_Wasabi_Beats Feb 02 '23

Shang Chi is one of the most underrated Marvel movies. Actual good comedy that isn’t all quips, fantastic fight choreography, great acting, good story and a final cgi battle is actually dope as fuck. The only downside I can think of with it is the return of the fake Mandarin guy but he’s not even that bad. I honestly think it’s a lot better than most Marvel movies.

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u/Traskk01 Feb 02 '23

That bus fight was cool as shit.

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u/PantsLobbyist Feb 02 '23

100% I watched the bus crash scene being filmed from my friend’s apartment. It got me so hyped for the movie and when I saw what led to it I definitely wasn’t disappointed.

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u/NicolaiIV Feb 02 '23

Dude the final scene when he’s skydiving down against that dragon I was on the edge of my seat with excitement, the movie was bananas cool

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u/DrNopeMD Feb 02 '23

My biggest complaint is that the amount of actual martial arts diminishes dramatically towards the final act, and it ends up being a lot of CGI fights.

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u/Evening-Leek-7312 Feb 02 '23

I’d argue that black widow and Thor were both also pretty good even though they were definitely a tier below these two

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u/Stargaze_Nebula Feb 02 '23

Thor had an amazing antagonist.

But these whole cringy "child warriors" at the end killed it for me.

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u/opiate4thesheepl Feb 02 '23

And the love triangle... and the lack of any real "butchering" past the intro...

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u/AverageNikoBellic GigaChad Feb 02 '23

No argument needed, I agree

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u/Evening-Leek-7312 Feb 02 '23

Exactly I feel like phase 4 was actually not horrible it just has an Eternals shaped black eye that makes everyone think the entire one was crap

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u/AverageNikoBellic GigaChad Feb 02 '23

It’s the Phase 2 of this saga, everyone hated on Phase 2 and then it became one of the best..Maybe it won’t become as good as Phase 2 but the hate will be forgotten about after this saga ends

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u/Squawking_Verbose Feb 01 '23

....no way home?!? It was the best of the phase

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u/AntpoisonX Professional Dumbass Feb 02 '23

I thought black panther was kind of a snooze fest honestly, It wasn’t bad but It wasn’t super entertaining, No way home is definitely better

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u/closetmangafan Feb 02 '23

Agreed, glad I didn't pay to go see it. Parts like the birth scene I thought was unnecessary...

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u/ZaniElandra Feb 02 '23

Birth scene? Am I forgetting something?

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u/DaEpicNess666 Feb 02 '23

The birth scene lasts like 5 seconds… talk about nitpicking

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u/__mori Feb 02 '23

Birth scene?

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u/DaEpicNess666 Feb 02 '23

Namors birth which is like 2 seconds out of his whole 5 minute monologue about his life when hes talking to Shuri

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u/Beneficial-Tooth1847 Feb 01 '23

D0CTOR STRANGE 2 & BLACK PANTHER 2 💀💀💀

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u/Frelock_ Feb 02 '23

Note that Spongebob is gesturing to garbage cans. He's just helping Patrick prove his point.

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u/GovRonDeSantis2024 Feb 02 '23

Yeah like those were the two worst lmao

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u/AntpoisonX Professional Dumbass Feb 02 '23

For real I don’t understand the hype around black panther 2 it was really boring for me

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u/PlayerAssumption77 Feb 02 '23

I liked it because there's just more and more to look at, it's a very beautiful movie.

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u/Astroyanlad Feb 02 '23

It was beautiful when ri ri Williams killed all those fbi agents and police trying to save her

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u/hurky-pandora Professional Dumbass Feb 02 '23

Shang-Chi and NWH bro

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u/DaEpicNess666 Feb 02 '23

Replace doctor strange with spider man and add shang chi

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u/Alone_Harel Feb 02 '23

Black Panther and Wakanda have forever been complete garbage

I'm not racist, i am black

This is simply the truth

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u/Warlord1996 Feb 02 '23

It's a sad world when you have to explain that you not Racist. Just because you dislike a movie.

The world's gone mad.

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u/GamingProMaster303 Feb 02 '23

I did Like how they handled tchallas death

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u/leo_lion9 Feb 02 '23

That was the best part of the entire movie. The rest was just meh.

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u/derorje Feb 02 '23

Did Marvel phase 3 really ended with Black Widow? I thought it ended with Endgame.

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u/faceboy1392 Feb 02 '23

I think it ended with Spider-man Far From Home, and Black Widow was I think the first of Phase 4

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u/Middle_Actuator7086 Feb 02 '23

Isn't far from home the first of phase 4?

Edit: nvm im dumb

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u/The-Catatafish Feb 02 '23

No way home was fun. Dr Stange 2 was garbage.

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u/ArcticF0X-71 Feb 02 '23

Dr Strange 2 was not the worst quality movie in ohase 4, but It... actually yes it was. But it was also the most personally offensive to me.

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u/TheSugrDaddy Feb 02 '23

Ain't no way you're calling Dr Strange 2 worse than the eternals tho...

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u/ArcticF0X-71 Feb 02 '23

Oh I forgot about eternals... yeah that's worse

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u/TheSugrDaddy Feb 02 '23

Oh I forgot about eternals

For good reason lol

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u/MorbillionDollars Feb 02 '23

holy shit i genuinely forgot that eternals existed even though im a huge marvel fan

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u/Assassingamer13 Feb 02 '23

What the fuck is Eternals?

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u/benkf2 🏳️‍🌈LGBTQ+🏳️‍🌈 Feb 02 '23

You're better off not knowing.

That film is best lost to the sewers of shit movies.

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u/joey6346 can't meme Feb 02 '23

Shhhhhshhh just watch it for the good cgi

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u/Astroyanlad Feb 02 '23

Eternals is forgettable but Dr strange 2 is worse. So much shit writing in that movie.

You could spend over 6 hours pointing out all the problems in it

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u/TheSugrDaddy Feb 02 '23

In a year we'll call Dr Strange 2 forgettable too, the Eternals had a whole ass dude popping out of the planet that still hasn't rly been acknowledged yet. While the writing may not have been great, the style Raimi brought to the table at least made it a good watch imo, def better than Eternals.

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u/kwkqoq Selling Stonks for CASH MONEY Feb 02 '23

damn mauler was off by 10 minutes

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u/Acceptable_Oven_9881 Feb 02 '23

No. It was Love and Thunder.

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u/YamiZee1 Feb 02 '23

Dr strange 2 was a great movie imo. It just didn't meet people's expectations.

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u/coldflash25 Feb 01 '23

Shang chi was amazing

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u/kungfu_panda_express Feb 01 '23

That was really good. I forgot all about that being part of this phase. It's kind of a one off. If they end up incorporating it into the big marvel picture that would be amazing.

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u/Zealousideal_Gap1194 Feb 02 '23

Everyone forgetting about shang-chi 😔

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u/Lord-Pepper Feb 01 '23

No way home, hello

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u/WickieTheHippie This flair doesn't exist Feb 01 '23

Dr Strange 2 was bad.

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u/MoistPossum Feb 01 '23

It was like if you had a B-movie script laying around and suddenly got $200,000,000 to make a movie out of it.

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u/kungfu_panda_express Feb 01 '23

You forgot that they spent half of it on hallucinagins.

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u/faceboy1392 Feb 02 '23

to me it feels like it just didn't have enough time to finish the script, leaving it feeling fairly messy and cluttered with plot points, as if disney is pressuring marvel too much to get more movies out so more people will pay for Disney+

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u/golddragon88 Feb 02 '23

Wait you liked doctor strange two.

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u/The99thCourier Feb 02 '23

Swap out multiverse for no way home

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '23

moon knight Shang chi No way home Wakanda forever Like…really man??

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u/Cursed-Salamander trans rights Feb 02 '23

Don't forget Werewolf By Night!

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u/Fake_the_jaB Feb 02 '23

Werewolf by knight was so fire

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u/InsiderJoking_ Feb 02 '23

My beef is with the straight to stream films, bc the effects have started looking mad cheap Really takes me out of the story

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u/Barry_Bone_Raiser Feb 01 '23

I didn’t like the second black panther movie much. I just really hated the fish people

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u/CreeperAsh07 Smol pp Feb 02 '23

Don't say anything bad about Namor, or the comic book people will get you.

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u/Reasonable_Copy8579 Feb 02 '23

Dr Strange Multiverse of Madness was sooooo bad. Could not believe what was happening in front of my eyes and not because of the Madness.

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u/idfk8878 Feb 02 '23

I'd say no way home before I said black panther 2, it's just not the same without Chadwick, I don't hate it or anything, it just don't feel right

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u/Fake_the_jaB Feb 02 '23

You added Black panther but not No Way Home?!?!?!

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u/No_Size5630 Feb 02 '23

How ironic people call no way home a nostalgia bait with full of plot holes and then they think MoM is a good movie.. literally the most overrated CBM I've ever seen at least NWH lived upto the hype, saved theaters set a benchmark for other movies, and was worth watching. I mean don't lie anybody who watched the movie for the first time loved it. Unlike MoM.

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u/spas2k Feb 02 '23

Agreed. Black panther 2 is the only movie I’ve ever fallen asleep at in the theaters.

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u/gardenmaiden69 bruh Feb 01 '23

Black panther 2 sucked just saying

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u/Rikashaded Feb 01 '23

No way home, Loki season 1, and What If… season 1 we’re all pretty good

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u/AnEmptyPopcornBucket Feb 02 '23

“Movies”

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u/Rikashaded Feb 02 '23

Oh, fair enough. Then I’d say Shang Chi and No Way Home

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u/Lazy_Assumption_4191 Feb 02 '23

We also got Moon Knight and Shang Chi out of this phase.

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u/Character_Tomato_899 Feb 02 '23

No way home and Shang Chi??

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u/saarlv44 Feb 02 '23

Doctor strange 2 is a giant piece of garbage… so I guess the meme is right all along

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u/Vroomiminmymomscar Feb 02 '23

Agree to disagree, I quite liked no way home as well as the falcon and the winter soldier

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u/darthtidiot Feb 01 '23

Black Panther 2 wasn't that good.

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u/faceboy1392 Feb 02 '23

I think No Way Home, Shang Chi, and Wakanda Forever are the best of phase 4. I think Black Widow and Multiverse of Madness were decent, tho MoM did have a bit of a cluttered script and felt like it was rushed by Disney. Thor was kinda cringe, Eternals wasn't too bad, and Loki was great

just my opinion tho

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u/Slim2137 Feb 02 '23

Both of them are shit

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u/DevelopmentFit5140 Doot Feb 02 '23

shang chi?

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u/Vert_DaFerk Feb 02 '23

This meme has been so overused already that it aged 10 years in JPEG

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u/klip_7 Feb 02 '23

Moon knight??? Wanda-vision??

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u/sSsSRALFSsSs Feb 02 '23

Both were kinda bad too.

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u/marcelpayin Feb 02 '23

Dr. Strange 2 was kinda meh

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u/Randoapple-Big-Chees Feb 02 '23

No Way Home! Uhh Shang Chi was pretty good I guess

Oh god

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u/faroukq Feb 02 '23

No way home, shang-chi a lot of the Disney+ series

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u/SquishedPomegranate Feb 02 '23

how you gonna include dr strange 2 but not no way home

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u/Jaster3001 Feb 02 '23

Doctor strange 2 was incoherent garbage too

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u/Jaster3001 Feb 02 '23

Not sure about bp2 because i haven't bothered to watch it

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u/SixMint Professional Dumbass Feb 02 '23

Idk about you guys but doctor strange 2 was pretty bad. That's my opinion though, you guys can like it and that's awesome, but I just don't agree with you.

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u/PowerOfUnoriginality Feb 01 '23

IMO:

Wandavision: meh

Doctor Strange 2: good

No Way Home: Great

Black Panther 2: good

Loki: great

She-hulk: meh

Ms. Marvel: fun/enjoyable to watch

Moon Knight: good

Falcon and the Winte Soldier: enjoyable

Thor Love and Thunder: enjoyable

I personally wouldn't call phase 4 trash, but that's just my opinion

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u/MitchellTheMensch Feb 02 '23

Shang-Chi and Eternals? I like both of ‘em

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u/LongjumpingOffice4 Feb 02 '23

Spiderman NWH?

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u/AnimaBallZ Feb 02 '23

No way home and moon knight are pretty dope I'm my opinion

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u/Exciting-Special-512 Feb 02 '23

Doctor strange multiverse of madness and wakamda forever were terrible wtf are you talking about lol

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u/USSchungus Feb 02 '23

black panther 2 and doctor strange were both shit

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u/kalaniroot Feb 02 '23

Was Spiderman NWH not in phase 4?

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u/bewitchya Feb 02 '23

so we're going to sleep on shang chi now???

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u/markb144 Feb 02 '23

Give me back my pixels

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u/MessiahsLeftNut Feb 02 '23

Who’s gonna tell him?

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u/hyperparrot3366 Feb 02 '23

Shangchi ? Spiderman NWH ?

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u/Direct-Teacher-2043 Feb 02 '23

Sad Eternals and spider man noises

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u/Klayman55 Feb 02 '23

No Way Home, Loki?

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u/BlueKitsune9999 https://www.youtube.com/watch/dQw4w9WgXcQ Feb 02 '23

You know what, no way home was good imo

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u/JoMoney101 Feb 02 '23

No Way Home has entered the chat…

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u/MushySoup63838 Doot Feb 02 '23

Dont forget no way home

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u/youruglyfatmother Feb 02 '23

Lol both DS2 and BP2 were mid, a mere shadow of their prequels. Only good that came out of phase 4 was NWH.

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u/NickyTheGreater Feb 02 '23

No Way Home? Moon Knight? Shang Chi??? Phase 4 wasn’t great but there were some serious bangers in there

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u/Itsmaybelline Feb 02 '23

Multiverse of Madness was hot garbage IMO

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u/BearOnCocaine Feb 02 '23

Strange 2 was mid af.

A latina kid with 2 moms is the key to save the universe...

Get the f*ck outta here with that bs hahaha

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u/Derpman2099 🏴󠁥󠁥󠀴󠀴󠁿 Virus Veteran 🏴󠁥󠁥󠀴󠀴󠁿 Feb 02 '23

BP2 was kinda mid. shuris character was super annoying the whole movie.

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u/Chosen-Bearer-Of-Ash Feb 02 '23

Doctor Strange 2 was pretty mediocre as far as Marvel Movies go

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u/BkPlays Feb 02 '23

K, number 1. Doctor strange sucked, I’m sorry. Number 2, Shang-chi was amazing. And number 3, no way home

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u/JohnSepticEye123 Feb 02 '23

Strange 2 was so horribly written and inconsistent that I nearly died in the theater watching it

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u/Spare_Investment_735 Feb 02 '23

No doctor strange 2 was shit as well, and I haven’t seen black panther 2 so I can’t make any judgement on that, now days the jokes are shit, the cgi seems to have gone back about 15 years in quality and half of the films runtime is full of jokes and references about marvel series that you can’t watch unless you’ve got Disney+ essentially making these films incredibly long adverts which you’ve got to pay to watch on the off chance that you know half the content without having to search it afterwards

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u/Holiday_War4601 Feb 02 '23

Doctor strange 2 👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎

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u/DeMostUniqueUsername Feb 02 '23

I watched black panther 2 and I can’t understand how people thought that was a good movie. It had some good scenes here and there but it felt so slow and the introduction of so many characters as well as the ending fight was just too rushed in my opinion. Out of all the Marvel movies this one feels the least rewatch able.

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u/D3jvo62 Feb 02 '23

black panther was mid