Agent H
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Yeah Deadpool and wolverine was really good but a lot of the fox x-men nostalgic stuff is lost on me and yes I am 17 I did not lie about that
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Agent H
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Also Hugh jackmen was a great Wolverine i honestly wouldn’t mind if him and Patrick Stewart came back for the mcu’s definetive x-men
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Yeah it’s lost on you because you’ve only known the good stuff that came from the MCU (and some Spidey films evidently), which there is nothing wrong with that. But for those of us older that were around prior to the MCU we know all the stuff and have nostalgia for it. Heck some of us are old enough to remember and have watched Hulk when he was on TV.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Most comic movies were low budget hatchet jobs prior to MCU…way fewer exceptions than those that followed the rules
Agent H
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I’ve seen most of them but with some I just couldn’t be bothered like the latter 2 fantastic 4 movies it’s fine though your allowed to like whatever you want also the hulk tv show? My dad watched that when he was a kidYeah it’s lost on you because you’ve only known the good stuff that came from the MCU (and some Spidey films evidently), which there is nothing wrong with that. But for those of us older that were around prior to the MCU we know all the stuff and have nostalgia for it. Heck some of us are old enough to remember and have watched Hulk when he was on TV.
Agent H
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Hm okay….. by the way I met Tony Baxter today
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Which is why I never look at those through today's lens, as they will always fail in comparison.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Yes son, I'm probably right your dads age or older.
Agent H
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Sorry no offense it’s just weird how I’m maybe the youngest active poster on this siteYes son, I'm probably right your dads age or older.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
A few good ones
Well…Superman…at least
MCU took a different approach…and the Nolan movies provided the gravitas
Disney Irish
Premium Member
As I recall we've had posters as young as 14 on this site, they mostly kept to the Imagineering forum as they like to dream up new rides and parks. But you've provided some good posts and banter here, so keep up with it.
Disney Irish
Premium Member
Most of the "bad" ones were too campy and just didn't bring the average viewer along, which is why the MCU and as you said Nolan was different. They brought comics to the masses in a way that no other did before outside of Reeves (before Superman 3/4).A few good ones
Well…Superman…at least
MCU took a different approach…and the Nolan movies provided the gravitas
Agent H
Well-Known Member
oh that explains it I rarely go over there only really to check in on mirror DisneylandAs I recall we've had posters as young as 14 on this site, they mostly kept to the Imagineering forum as they like to dream up new rides and parks. But you've provided some good posts and banter here, so keep up with it.
brideck
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Speaking of the worldwide footprint of Stitch (from a couple pages back)... I was struck by the silent and symbolically important presence of Mickey Mouse & Stitch in The Seed of the Sacred Fig [an Iranian(!) movie] when I saw it yesterday. Definitely a known character around the world if he's showing up in the wardrobe of a movie like that.
I also misspoke earlier when I said that none of the movies I was seeing this weekend are Disney movies. The indie documentary we saw at our local art museum was Patrice: The Movie, a fantastic piece from ABC News/Hulu. I can't say much about it without getting political, but it centers around a disabled couple and their struggle to get married in modern America. Quirky, hilarious, and heartbreaking -- strong recommend.
I also misspoke earlier when I said that none of the movies I was seeing this weekend are Disney movies. The indie documentary we saw at our local art museum was Patrice: The Movie, a fantastic piece from ABC News/Hulu. I can't say much about it without getting political, but it centers around a disabled couple and their struggle to get married in modern America. Quirky, hilarious, and heartbreaking -- strong recommend.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Young is encouraged…there was once a bright rookie on one of the boards…exceptionally sharp at 15…they made him a moderator…
But the profiteering owners were in a devil cult and forced him out (not here)
He’s around…early 30’s now by my guestimation.
Gotta start somewhere
But the profiteering owners were in a devil cult and forced him out (not here)
He’s around…early 30’s now by my guestimation.
Gotta start somewhere