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[Reef]

I guess. My earth it’s a dull family movie and thing doesn’t want to say clobbering, the cooo villians are flashback and the best part of movie is last 5 minutes
I guess my version was mostly forgettable and in my version I have zero desire to rewatch unlike avengers end game or guardians. Guardians I felt awful for a messed up raccoon and I cared zero for an alternate earth
The 5th plus reincarnation of Superman was far superior to anything since endgame and it’s the fault of Disney
Penguin was better than anything that marvel produced on television and I’m a marvel guy

Hey, tastes vary, and you’re obviously welcome to have your own take. I was just riffing on how interesting it was that your take was so diametrically opposite to mine, that it felt like we saw different movies. For example, you had no interest in rewatching it, while it’s the only one I felt like rewatching (including Superman, which I really liked, but haven’t felt the need to revisit).

 

[Stalker0]

If winter soldier type movie came out right now it would be good and gold

It would be absolute gold I agree, a critical darling. And it wouldn't make nearly the same amount of money.

 

[Zardnaar]

It would be absolute gold I agree, a critical darling. And it wouldn't make nearly the same amount of money.

Overall box office is down 25%.

MCU movies are more than that it seems. Even good ones are getting around 400 million apart from GotG3 and Deadpool+Wolverine.

 

[Morrus]

The only superhero movie I've seen more than once since Endgame is Superman. I didn't hate all the MCU stuff in the last 6 years (in fact I quite enjoyed some of it, though I'd say about half of it was complete drokk) but it'd take an effort to make me watch any of them again. I'll watch Doomsday, of course, but I'm not excited about it like I am for Supergirl. But hey, I might be pleasantly surprised!

 

[wicked cool]

Looking at upcoming super heroes

Doomsday-hoping
Wonder man-doubts a plenty
Lanterns-more doubts
Clayface-intrigued
Spider-Man-probably a home run
Supergirl-high hopes

This isn’t complicated and it’s not fatigue. It’s good directors and good actors. The avatar movies make a ton of money because the special effects and the director (Cameron) put effort into it. Captain America red hulk was just crap and the best part was a going trying to kill cap with a gun.
Thunderbolts for the most part is saved by an overpowered good guy/bad guy and Florence Pugh. That cast isn’t carrying the next line of kegis or. Action figures etc. same with marvel girl or iron heart. Like I said it’s not rocket science

 

[doctorbadwolf]

Harley Davidson is struggling financially (before the tariffs) because their core audience are Baby Boomers who are, frankly, having to start wearing diapers of their own.

The rebel biker hasn't been a thing outside of Japanese bike street racers for decades now.

Not at all true. not sure where ypu get the idea that generations younger than Boomers dont live that life.

Oh. Also not something he should be doing, with a fanny pack containing Pampers.

A REAL motorcycle guy leaves mom and baby two states behind and steals gasoline, if we're getting picky about it.

Ugh. No. I know at least 2 dozen guys who would...do very bad things if anyone ever suggested to them that they were that type of lowlife. only a few of them are what i would call good people, but even the worst ones know what loyalty is. The ones who dont end up dead, at the hands of those who do.

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

Not at all true. not sure where ypu get the idea that generations younger than Boomers dont live that life.

No one is saying that no one younger rides Harleys.

But Harley's key riders are old enough that it's now a major danger to the company's continuing survival.

This isn't a new or out of left field observation; the industry has been publicly concerned about this issue for years.

Realistically, Harley has to do something to attract a younger audience -- likely introducing newer, cheaper products that compete head to head with the bikes younger riders prefer, in addition to their legacy models -- or become a zombie brand like Playboy that mostly exists to license its logo and image.

 

[doctorbadwolf]

No one is saying that no one younger rides Harleys.

But Harley's key riders are old enough that it's now a major danger to the company's continuing survival.

This isn't a new or out of left field observation; the industry has been publicly concerned about this issue for years.

Realistically, Harley has to do something to attract a younger audience -- likely introducing newer, cheaper products that compete head to head with the bikes younger riders prefer, in addition to their legacy models -- or become a zombie brand like Playboy that mostly exists to license its logo and image.

What are you on about?

Harley has nothing to do with rebel bikers anymore.

I replied the false statement that rebel bikers arent a thing anymore.

 

[Micah Sweet]

The only superhero movie I've seen more than once since Endgame is Superman. I didn't hate all the MCU stuff in the last 6 years (in fact I quite enjoyed some of it, though I'd say about half of it was complete drokk) but it'd take an effort to make me watch any of them again. I'll watch Doomsday, of course, but I'm not excited about it like I am for Supergirl. But hey, I might be pleasantly surprised!

I haven't done much re-watching of any recent superhero movie (although I enjoyed most of them a lot), but I will watch the heck out of Doomsday if it's even reasonably good, because Doom is my favorite Marvel character and supervillain and the FF are my favorite superteam (can't see them not making the film).

 

[Whizbang Dustyboots]

What are you on about?

Harley has nothing to do with rebel bikers anymore.

You literally quoted me talking about Harley Davidson.