GotG 1 was my favorite MCU by far. Second, fwiw, is original iron man, closely followed by ragnarok and GotG 2. This is not surprising, because I like Troma a lot. I really liked The Suicide Squad...
GotG 1 was my favorite MCU by far. Second, fwiw, is original iron man, closely followed by ragnarok and GotG 2.
This is not surprising, because I like Troma a lot. I really liked The Suicide Squad and Peacemaker tv show. Anyway, given Gunn's primary focus on DC now, the lackluster showing of vol 2 even before that, the "christmas special" that was shockingly scarcely better than the Star Wars manifestation, I don't hold a lot of hope for vol 3.
Looking forward to this as it's pretty much the last MCU thing I'll be excited about, at least for a long while. Like most of everything else about it so far, but does the lens choice look a...
Looking forward to this as it's pretty much the last MCU thing I'll be excited about, at least for a long while.
Like most of everything else about it so far, but does the lens choice look a little wonky to anyone else? It's like a bunch of the medium shots are a little too close to the subject and using a lens that's a little too wide.
Does anyone else feel that certain space areas in GotG look really similar to the quantum realm in Ant-Man movies? Perhaps it's the similar style of CGI?
Does anyone else feel that certain space areas in GotG look really similar to the quantum realm in Ant-Man movies? Perhaps it's the similar style of CGI?
I feel like a lot of the MCU's art style is very samey. Iron man's technology looks very similar to Hank Pym's technology, which looks very similar to the US Government/SHIELD's technology (like...
I feel like a lot of the MCU's art style is very samey. Iron man's technology looks very similar to Hank Pym's technology, which looks very similar to the US Government/SHIELD's technology (like falcon's suit), which looks similar to wakanda's technology which looks very similar to kree technology to me.
I feel like a lot of these things start off with a strong identity which becomes very samey as time goes on.
I wonder if this is true for the comics? It makes sense for tv/movies, both from a practical and branding perspective, for a lot of similarities to be there. But comics maybe have a more diverse...
I wonder if this is true for the comics? It makes sense for tv/movies, both from a practical and branding perspective, for a lot of similarities to be there. But comics maybe have a more diverse (and less brand oriented) group of artists?
GotG 1 was my favorite MCU by far. Second, fwiw, is original iron man, closely followed by ragnarok and GotG 2.
This is not surprising, because I like Troma a lot. I really liked The Suicide Squad and Peacemaker tv show. Anyway, given Gunn's primary focus on DC now, the lackluster showing of vol 2 even before that, the "christmas special" that was shockingly scarcely better than the Star Wars manifestation, I don't hold a lot of hope for vol 3.
Looking forward to this as it's pretty much the last MCU thing I'll be excited about, at least for a long while.
Like most of everything else about it so far, but does the lens choice look a little wonky to anyone else? It's like a bunch of the medium shots are a little too close to the subject and using a lens that's a little too wide.
Does anyone else feel that certain space areas in GotG look really similar to the quantum realm in Ant-Man movies? Perhaps it's the similar style of CGI?
I feel like a lot of the MCU's art style is very samey. Iron man's technology looks very similar to Hank Pym's technology, which looks very similar to the US Government/SHIELD's technology (like falcon's suit), which looks similar to wakanda's technology which looks very similar to kree technology to me.
I feel like a lot of these things start off with a strong identity which becomes very samey as time goes on.
I wonder if this is true for the comics? It makes sense for tv/movies, both from a practical and branding perspective, for a lot of similarities to be there. But comics maybe have a more diverse (and less brand oriented) group of artists?
Edit: added a phrase for clarity
Even the same characters have radically different looking environments and powers as they switch artists in comics.