The_Noble_Cause wrote:verslibre wrote:You're
still on that? When are you going to lather on about Iron Man soaking up screen time in Captain America and Spider-Man movies for a change?
By and large, those Marvel films have not been dumpster fires.
I beg to differ. Both
Iron Man sequels sucked.
Thor 2 sucked.
Age of Ultron sucked.
Ant-Man is ho-hum (nice VFX, but it's
Iron Man again).
Doctor Strange had so much potential but it turned out to be woefully average.
Black Panther's third act was a predictable mess, and the rest of it has problems. Are we going to continue to pretend that box office gross defines good movies? I saw the new
Jurassic movie. It's making bank. But it kind of sucks, except for the VFX.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:As previously mentioned, production schedules are longer now for major franchise films. Citing the "very next year" means nothing.
Call it "very next movie," then. How many examples of the first actor returning to a role are there?
The_Noble_Cause wrote:I don't have to prove anything. DC Execs are running around openly apologizing for the Snyder films. They are making the case for me.
They are? Can you link to an article that says "We're sweeping the DCEU under the rug and disregarding everything brought to the table by Zack Snyder? We're scrapping any/all DCEU connections within
Aquaman,
Shazam! and
Wonder Woman 1984, down to recasting Arthur and Diana."
The_Noble_Cause wrote:verslibre wrote:1) There are a substantial number of PG-rated movies that have some nudity.
Yea? Like what?
Nudity is exposure of any body part that usually remains covered (tits, ass, crotch), it doesn't mean you have to see every nook and cranny like in the movies promoted in the magazine published by the guy in your avatar. Remember Kaufman's remake of
Invasion of the Body Snatchers? Rated PG. Brooke Adams takes a nice stroll in the buff. Remember
The Beastmaster? Rated PG. Tanya Roberts and her gal pal emerge from a pond topless. Remember
Airplane!,
Robot Jox,
Logan's Run,
Barbarella and
Looker? Those are all PG-rated movies with instances of nudity.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:So to prove that there is nudity in the movie you link to a porn site that has a screenshot from a split second in the film?
Desperate, dude.
That's hilarious coming from a guy whose avatar is Al Goldstein. Mr. Skin is firmly ensconced in pop culture. The site's nearly 20 years old. The founder, Jim McBride, has been on countless radio shows, from Stern to Carolla, to talk about what is essentially the IMDb of cinematic nudity. That link was the first result in the search.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Do you also have a lifetime subscription to spankwire?
So that's your go-to when it's time for a virtual escape from the cubicle?
The_Noble_Cause wrote:As mentioned, you can't see anything.
Yeah, you can't see anything in the minimized box under the search results. Watch it on a 20' screen the way movies were meant to be screened and get back to me.
The_Noble_Cause wrote:verslibre wrote:Dalton and Lazenby aside, he's in the fewest number of Bond movies (I'm counting the next one Craig will star in), and they're the lowest rated ones on average after Dalton's, too. He's the Steve Augeri of Bond movies (Dalton = Arnel, Lazenby = Soto).

Lowest rated based on what? Pierce's films made bank and each out-grossed the other.
The first three are pretty close, no huge margins.
GoldenEye – $352,194,034
Tomorrow Never Dies – $333,011,068 (down)
The World Is Not Enough – $361,832,400 (up
Then you get:
Die Another Day – $431,971,116
^Why did that one make a lot more money? A: It rhymes with "Halle Berry." But it's also the lowest-rated Brosnan-Bond film (
GoldenEye is the highest).
The_Noble_Cause wrote:Unlike Cavill's MOS, the studio didn't feel the need to team Pierce up with Mr. Bean, Dr. Who or some other character.
Right, there was no need to bring in ANY DC characters together — after 38 freakin' years.
Never mind Black Widow showing up in the
second MCU film. Or Nick Fury having a presence. Nah.