Why is it that after 10+ movies, Disney Marvel has yet to produce

agent coulson is the single most reddit character in the history of film, no ifs anns or butts

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>>84718493
>Disney Marvel has yet to produce a single, instantly memorable movie moment on par with something like the upside-down kiss from the original Spider-Man, the interrogation scene in Dark Knight, the train sequence from Spider-Man II, 'I am your father', 'We're gonna need a bigger boat'. etc?- 0 post shown.

Are you kidding me! It's fun, turn your brain off

There are tons of memorable moments as well. Who can forget "does anyone have any orange slices"?

>>84718555
for me it's when the Punisher screams "I AM the Punisher!" as he's being hauled out of the courthouse"

>>84718555
That was bretty good, to be honest. I'm talking about the movies though, as the Netflix stuff is run by a different creative team. It's well known that the two entities operate independently from one another.

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>>84718555
Hmmmm

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>>84718493
>Marvel has no memorable momen-

>>84718575
>does anyone have any orange slices

I cri evertiem

>>84718575
You talk to fish?

>>84718493
My favorite MCU moment was when the Thor said "It's hammer time" and smiled at the camera

>>84718665
what soap opera is this?

JK, I was waiting my whole life to finally see Iron Man, Hulk, red hair lady, and guy with bow and arrow standing together in a CGI composited NY.

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>>84718493

>>84718615
My favorite scene of that season was Matt Murdock verbally bullying Fisk in the interrogation room. And then Fisk shows him who's the boss. Scared the piss out of me.

>>84718705
>What is your power?
>I'm rich

>>84718615
>>84718788
>not when frank gives his speech in the courtroom

>>84718665
Looks like shit. And not memorable. It's DVD cover in motion. Maybe if cap said "Shit, just got real."

I get what youre saying but arguably it was the avengers scene where they all got together, not that I got anything on your examples, but I remember the scene being pretty iconic and mindblowing bck then

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>>84718493
>Iron Man
>Height: 5'9
PFFFFFFFAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA

>>84718555
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oCghUlTLKVA
This scene is in the beginning minute of the series. It has no right to be this great.

>>84718964
>84718964
>5'9''
>implying he is not 5'6

The best single moment was at the very end of the original Iron Man

When he's speaking in front of the reporters and they give him the official story and he decides to say fuck it and reveal himself as the Iron Man

And then it hits you with the Riff. Pretty good shit.

Also in Avengers when Tony thinks hes gonna die and calls Pepper that was pretty good. They should have killed him there.

Since then, nothing.

>>84719192
hi robert

>>84718705
>>84718849
The sad part is these cringe lines were forced into DC movies by execs because they're copying the garbage Marvel shills out

>>84719192
>When he's speaking in front of the reporters and they give him the official story and he decides to say fuck it and reveal himself as the Iron Man

This. I haven't seen a Marvel movie since the first Avengers came out and I still remember that scene.

>>84719287
If Snyder had been allowed to do what he wanted, BvS could have literally been the GOAT capeshit movie.

>>84719192
Literally the only memorable scene. The MCU went to shit after the mouse assimilation.

>>84719244
>Implying famous baby boomers can operate an internet

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>>84718493

>>84718907
A subtle uncovering of the central conceit of this thread's premise. 9/10

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Oh but they have

>>84719599
Shit. Feige runs this shit.

>>84718493
Their movies are by design not made to be memorable. They are meant to be bland/generic so that:
1) they appeal to the widest audience possible
2) they can rehash the same movie over and over again without anyone noticing
3) don't have to spend time/effort butting heads with artists and creative people, and instead stick to a money-making formula

>>84718733
>>84719599
>>84718907
DCuck salt detected!

Meanwhile DC has tons.

MARVEL FAGS BTFO

>>84719192
Damn that's true, such a creative "plot.twist" with the identity

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>>84718493
>5'9"

>>84720174
>favorite capemovie is IM1
>DCuck
Just because I dislike Disney? Mice sure are angry these days.

>>84718493
Puny god.

Nothing in comic movies is going to hit the level of the classics though.

>>84718785
What does "On the Rouse" mean?

>>84720401
I can false flag as well

>>84718493
>Robert Down-here Jr
>5'9

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aiC9HLHnyGs

>>84718788
Vincent D'onofrio is gonna be one of those actors that never gets the emmy or oscar he deserves, isn't he?

His performance as Kingpin was incredible.

>>84718493
>we have a hulk

Yep, not memorable at all.

Fuck off, shill.

I'd argue "I'm Iron Man" is a pretty memorable moment, but that's it.

>>84718493
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oKUsna2yvA

>>84722164
This comes to mind as the memorable moment. It's definitely iconic than the train sequence from what I can see.

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>>84718493
>I'm always angry.

>>84718493

ORANGE
SLICES

>>84722270
People shit on Joss but he killed it with that first Avengers movie.

I actually think they're improving overall. Their recent movies have been some of my favorites (Guardians 2, Ant Man, and Doctor Strange all stood out from the rest and had individual strengths that at the very least justified the watch). So far all of the 'weirder' Marvel movies have been excellent, and the headliner ones have sucked.

>>84722233
They went downhill as soon as they started trying to build the universe up. Iron Man was great and had a lot of neat moments, almost everything that followed became the cinematic equivalent of Soylent. Yeah, it's technically got everything you need, but it's bland and I'd kill myself if I had to consume it every day.

>>84718544

Quips are a diamond dozen, that's for sure.

>>84721642
His performance is literally autistic. It's a fascinating angle.

>>84718659
I still believe Batman v Superman will be remembered as an underrated masterpiece years from now.

>>84722270
He's not talking about snappy one liners, it has those in spades. He's talking about cinematic moments.

>>84720179

SEHHHV*gurgle*MARRRTHUHHHH

>>84718493
>the only good movie still WS yet people think MCU is even good
why?

>>84722314

What can I say? It's a doggy dog world.

>>84722370
It's a mystery that will never be fully understood. I honestly think that thirty years from now, we'll look back at this time as being the cinematic dark ages. This is worse than disco and mullets.

>>84722309
>I'd kill myself if my food didn't taste good
Wow anon

>>84722345
It won't be. Fuck off.

>>84720764
Underoos. Underwear. He's making fun of Spider-Man's outfit.

>>84722368
That was easily one of the best moments in capeshit ever. Not my fault that you're a brainlet that didn't understand it.

>>84722468
That was hyperbole, but go ahead and try an all soylent diet for a month. I dare you.

>>84722543
What's there to understand? It was dumb and awkward moment

>>84718493
Ironman has plenty of memorable moments like when he kills all those guys in one shot in the middle east or at the end. And as much as you dont want to admit it but the "Im always angry" line in avengers will hold up. besides those two movies though everything is trash.

>>84722518
>>84720764
Actually, you're both wrong. He said "On the roof" which was indicating to the viewer where to look.

>>84722346
It was a cinematic moment, you lifeless shell. It was the culmination of his character arc and one of the most emotionally resonant moments in the movie. https://youtu.be/_Qq6dQwLh1s

>>84718493
Marvel has no memorable mo-

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ioTc--V860

>>84722611
Buses don't have roofs. Nothing in that airport had a roof other than the hangar, which Spider-Man was never on top of.

>>84722606
>Im always angry
Never really understood what was so great about the line t.b.h. Even when I saw it in theaters, every one of my friends that I watched it with thought it was great, but I still don't fucking understand what's so amazing about it.

I'd argue that winter soldier has some with either the knife fight with Bucky or the end with "the end of line" line

>>84718964
>those manlet heels

>>84718493
>the interrogation scene in Dark Knight
what, how the fuck is the even remotely memorable you stupid underaged dipshit

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>>84722698
Well then what do you call this?

>>84722725
It showed Joss truly understood the character and he revealed that understanding in a way that challenged the audience's conception of the character without talking down to the audience. The monster is always lurking beneath the skin. Bruce's moment of naked vulnerability counterbalances the ferocity that follows seconds later. It's great filmmaking.

>>84722543

I understood it fine, it was his delivery that was hilarious. Totally sounded like Ben Stiller's retard voice for Simple Jack.

>MUH-MUH-MUH-MUH-MARTHAAAAA

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>>84722779
>You have nothing to threaten me with. Nothing to do with all your strength.

His baiting of the cop after is fucking great too.
>In a way, I knew your friends better than you ever did. ... Would you like to know which of them were cowards?

Fucking ice cold.

>>84720088
>every movie that isnt iconic is done deliberately so as a conspiracy to shell out schlock.

The bar is low sure. But theres a few moments that are nice. The fact is that there arent many movies period that have "scenes" that memorable.

Rami and The Dark Knight are exceptional.

>>84722345
Kill yourself you /r/movie faggot.

Degenerate NEET scum like you should be strapped down with some fucking eye clamps to actually understand what a good movie is.

Hack Synder is a fucking trash man.

>>84723008
reddit hates BvS and loves Marvel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKAfwBPvsMA

>>84723038
How is that possible when you have a subreddit for Marvel and one for DC

>>84722730
Not even the action sequences. The opening sequence is fantastic. https://youtu.be/vTIVkS876ds

>>84722346
Actually he is talking about one liners you piece of shit

>>84723106
Yes, and they're also all about Trump and conservatism and shitting on sjws, because there are subreddits for all of those as well.

>>84718665
This looks fake as fuck. Hulk looks pasted into the shot.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h24D87SqaLQ

Do you think Disney/Marvel will ever make something on par with this Kino?

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>>84723166
Actually, no I'm not, you piece of shit.

>>84723183
Yeah, what's wrong about that?

>>84722815
I call it irrelevant because Tony didn't call anybody's attention to it when Spider-Man entered.

https://youtu.be/0IbHZY3xU-4

It's clearly underoos. Tony gave Spider-Man a signal to intervene and that's what happens. No question.

>>84723193
No. Not unless there are some major changes to the way they do business. And I'm not implying that I think Watchman is perfect, but that is the exact sort of thing I'm talking about. The way the scene is shot, the musical choice, it's an incredibly memorable sequence.

>>84723286
I mean, they're memeing, but it's obviously underoos. Fucking subtitles are a thing, this isn't up for debate.

>>84718493
Because they're based on a line of comics that can count its memorable storylines with one hand.

>>84723286
What the fuck does Spiderman have to do with underoos you fucking autist? Stop making up shit and learn to realize when you're wrong FFS.

>>84723414
That's irrelevant, the movies are only marginally related to the comics. I can appreciate what you're saying, but I also think that it's possible to make a movie that is aesthetically and narratively compelling using these characters, particularly if you're willing to play it fast and loose in terms of the source material, which honestly they already do.

>>84718493
what is
>Avengers rotating shot
>"I have an army." "we have a Hulk."
>Captain America elevator scene
>Captain America stopping Bucky's heli from flying off
>"I am Iron Man." *Black Sabbath's Iron Man starts playing*

yeah, it's not a lot, but they are there.

>>84723345
marvel just doesnt seem as epic as DC, and the worse part is that Warner Bros just havent taken advantage of all the history and epicness of their properties

I cant think of any part of a marvel story that could be as rich as the intro to watchmen

>>84723526
>it's possible to make a movie that is aesthetically and narratively compelling using these characters

Certainly they could, but they would need to actually WORK HARD to get something that hasn't ever been there before. Marvel has always done "fun". Sometimes fun meant ridiculous adventures, sometimes it meant extremely dramatic dialogues and contrived retcon plotlines that went nowhere, sometimes it meant people with big muscles and guns hurting other people.
But they never did thoughtful. That's why the "depth" of a Marvel character yells 'fake!' if you actually pay attention for more than a few seconds. They have weaknesses and suffer tragedy... that either repeat themselves endlessly or are constanty shifting to keep the drama fresh.

To actually have a compelling narration you'd have to make them into compelling characters who can change and grow. Or turn around and make them 100% icon.

>>84723236
"We're gonna need a bigger boat"
"I am your father"
I don't say this much but
Kill yourself

>>84723556
>>Avengers rotating shot
Expresses nothing, just masturbating for the audience.
>>"I have an army." "we have a Hulk."
One liners are not "memorable scenes".
>>Captain America elevator scene
What is he even feeling in that scene? It's just a neat action scene. It's not truly memorable because it has no emotional depth.
>>Captain America stopping Bucky's heli from flying off
Action scene.
>>"I am Iron Man." *Black Sabbath's Iron Man starts playing*
One liner.

>>84723705
Both of those scenes are far greater than the lines themselves. If you don't understand why that is, I'm not sure that I can even help you.

>Iron Man
entirety of cave scene
final scene
basically the entire movie. the best of Marvel tbf

>Avengers
"That's my secret Cap, I'm always angry" to Hulk Smash
Iron Man phone call while delivering nuke to space
Superhero roundabout scene
>The First Avenger
"I gotta put her in the water" scene
"I had a date" finale

>The Winter Soldier
Bucky catching Caps shield w/ gaze
Bucky v Cap final battle

>Civil War
Airport scene
Bucky and Cap v Iron Man
Spidey reveal

>Guardians of the Galaxy
"DANCE OFF BRO YOU AND ME"

and idk there's probably more but my brain is tired

>>84723808
>those one liners I posted
>they don't count

>>84723794
nigger we're talking about memorable scenes, and they are all memorable

get that DC dick out of your mouth, faggot.

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>>84718493
I liked this very much
>its a post something so I can hate it thread
oh

>>84723928
legit thought the nigga chopped his head off for a split second

fuck the niggas who say this movie wasn't great, man. love it

>>84722543
LOL

>>84718493
The best I've got is the building/testing montage from Iron Man. Made it an instant classic in the genre of engineers building cool shit.

now that we've easily established that MCU has loads of memorable scenes, let's do this.

GOD MODE

name memorable scenes from:

Age of Ultron
Iron Man 2
Iron Man 3
Incredible Hulk
Thor
The Dark World

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Something other superhero movies couldnt capture until Marvel did it first was having a world of superheroes coexisting. A superhero in his own secluded world is more silly than various other people in costumes coexisting and its what makes the comic books fun and drives readership. Superheroes = soap operas, not literature. So marvel capturing the shared world so well in Civil War, Spider-Man homecoming, and kinda Luke Cage/Jessica Jones who sees them as idiots, is really cool and none of the movies you listed could of tried to have this in them. Like a world just with Batman with one thing, but a world where Superman exists puts his character into perspective as particularly small. Doesn't even need to have Superman as a part of the story. I just like muh superheros and funnybooks.

Remember when you first saw the Iron Man post credits scene and never would of believed they could do it?

>>84718665
which video game is this?

>>84724143
a game with better graphics than BvS, Wonderwoman and Man of Steel

>>84718493
I would say cap vs iron men in Marvey's Civiy war, but they ruined it with the lol jk we still friend 5 seconds after the fact

>>84724055
If Ultron was like this the WHOLE time he would of been amazing, this stuck with me https://youtu.be/gK940jKvIOY?t=51s

Anything with Justin Hammer in Iron Man 2 was memorable and the team up fight with War Machine was a cool spectacle.

Iron Man 3
>fuck off little kid
Hulk
>first transformation where Hulk is shot from the shadows
>Thor
any of the scenes with Thor talking with the Warriors 3, or when Thor gets his powers and everyone's so happy. Very lighthearted tone in that movie.
>Dark World
anything with the Warriors 3 again. The Captain America part was really really funny too. Thor vs Malaketh was a fun fight scene in itself.

I like Thor, pls stop making fun of him.

>>84724229
then in spider-man homecoming
>isn't he a war criminal now or something

>>84724055
Age of Ultron: Upon this rock I will build my church.

Iron Man 2: You think you got what it takes to wear the suit?

Iron Man 3: The quote at the end

Incredible Hulk: Fuck Norton, Bana did a better job

Thor: Thor Odinson... you have betrayed the express command of your king. Through your arrogance and stupidity, you've opened these peaceful realms and innocent lives to the horror and desolation of war! You are unworthy of these realms, you're unworthy of your title, you're unworthy... of the loved ones you have betrayed! I now take from you your power! In the name of my father and his father before, I, Odin Allfather, cast you out!

The Dark World: Was shit

>>84724055
>Age of Ultron
Final fight between Ultron bots and Avengers, Tony "foreshadowsing" created by Scarlet Witch.
>Iron Man 2
Iron Man getting his suit in the race
>Iron Man 3
Ending where Tony assumes he is Iron Man even without the suit.
>Incredible Hulk
Stan Lee drinking Hulk's blood
>Thor
?????
>The Dark World
Jane being "possesed" by the Aether, Asgardians delivering the Aether to the Collector.

>>84724055

>Age of Ultron
360 degree fight scene

>Iron Man 2
The suitcase armor

>Iron Man 3
The Iron Man armor fight

>Incredible Hulk
Abomination vs Hulk meet-up where they charge through a street

>Thor
Coffee scene

>The Dark World
Yeah, this shit is the weakest.

>>84723953
Keep saying nigga, underage nigga

>>84723850
Jesus Christ, I guess we're doing this.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oKxsW8DKJQQ

Look at this scene. Yes, the line is neat, but there is so much more going on than that. With a single image, the tone shifts dramatically. The stakes had been high enough knowing that there was a shark loose during the summer rush, but for the most part Brody and company thought they had it under control. In this moment, all of that goes away. It is the first time the hero comes face to face with the monster, and it communicates just how dire a situation they're in. It's not a fucking sitcom-esque quip, it is the crossing of a threshold that could mean the end of the hero's life. Yeah, the line helps, as do all elements of a great cinematic moment, but the line alone is not what makes the scene iconic.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6sj89xgnl4

Having to even mention this one is pretty much mind blowing to me, the idea that anyone can think that this scene is powerful because of the line itself is especially retarded given that almost everyone on earth misquotes the line constantly, but fuck it. This is one of the single most memorable moments in the history of cinema. It's about the fucking reveal. It's about the hero finding out that everything he believed was a lie, before apparently throwing himself to (as far as anyone watching for the first time is concerned) what appears to be his own fucking death. It calls everything into question and turns the entire saga on it's ass.

Compare that to "puny god", something designed solely to get a laugh that changes nothing. Worse, compare it to "I'm always angry", which completely undercuts the character's arc. We'd just spent two fucking hours watching Bruce Banner getting freaked out about losing control then, in the last ten minutes, we learn he can change into the Hulk at will and control himself well enough to make quips while Hulk'd out; for no reason but because Whedon likes snappy dialogue.

>>84723953
if it was Netflix... yeah, nigga would

>>84718493
>the interrogation scene in Dark Knight
That's not the opening heist

Anyway:
>Nick Fury's escape and the freeway fight in Winter Soldier
>the group shot and "I'm always angry" in Avengers

And, although Homecoming is only just out and everyone's still in maximum overmeme, I thought the Vulture reveal was one of the best moments of the MCU

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Read up on Kevin Feige and his approach to filmmaking. Basically he considers these films as TV shows that they pump out at an unreasonable pace (3 just this year) while removing any sense of identity or character within individual films. It's a reflection of our increasingly homogenized culture where it's a get in line or get out approach. The MCU is the bringer of death of cinema and a result of our culture growing increasingly afraid and sheltered. Behind the recycled quips and razor-thin characters is a dark reflection of our times.

>>84725233
but cinema should be dead tbqh

>>84725233
He is not a filmmaker, he is a producer. No fucking shit the business men of the company see it as a business. I would love to see your wonderland where talented expressive filmmakers are given two hundred million dollars and told "do whatever you want lol" People with taste in cinema, do not watch mainstream hollywood blockbusters because they are products. Complaining about them like you're saying something new is like a 12 year old discovering atheism on the internet.

How about the Day of the Dead scene in BvS? Where we are exposed to the full impacts of a Superman character on Earth? In just five minutes, they show us so much of the world, the people in it, the beliefs they hold and Superman's actions setting up chain reactions of events impossible to predict. I was amazed just how seriously they were taking this.

>>84725395
>in just five minutes

>>84725313
Oh fuck off. Just look at the genre prior to the MCU. We had a great variety of films even within Marvel itself. The age of IM1 and Raimi Spider-Man and Lee Hulk are over. This is the age of Feige-capeshit with some no-name TV puppet hired to do his bidding based on endless focus tests. This is the real cancer. Not the genre itself. But what Disney has done to it.

>>84725476
None of that has anything to do with what I said, but I can see now im talking to a child not actually interested in cinema as you claimed. Your probably post that same thing in every relating thread eagerly anticipating an argument, like a 12 year old Internet atheist.

>>84725541
Nice dodge there friendo. But yeah can't wat for the next Feige garbage directed by his hack TV directors with no vision or ambition of their own. Directors reduced to literal grunt workers. The death of authorship. The death of art.

>>84722293
Yeah and it seems like Marvel is taking note, giving Spiderman and Thor 3 a unique spin, potentially Black Panther as well

>>84722815
that's called a jetway

>>84725614
Yea, I'm actually completely satisfied with my life not revolving around the latest multi million dollar soulless product and am satisfied with watching films I enjoy regardless of their popularity. Speak for yourself, capeshit is so important to you, you can't even picture someone not sharing your obsession.

>>84725657
You are proving my point. Nice talking to you.

>>84725678
Ok, i'm going to enjoy an artistic film now that's release had no bearing or interference with any superhero production. Have fun doing whatever it is you wanted to accomplish here.

>>84719192
Wait they actually wanted to keep his identity hidden? I thought that the "official story" actually told him to confess

>>84724656
haha baited why you so serious lmao

>>84725911
>I am now pretending to be retarded after getting destroyed

>>84718788
Same here anon. It was so sudden too.

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In an ideal world, comic book adaptations would be pushing the boundaries of audio-visual storytelling, offering a sense of style and playfulness unique to the medium. For all its juvenile flaws, the medium of handdrawn capeshit actually is its own artform and kept reinventing itself.

When you look at revered classics in cinema history, you see filmmakers with sensibilities that aren't that different from comic book artists. Filmmakers who understand the power of imaginative framing and editing, they played with depth, angles or colors schemes, experimented with montage techniques, sound design or lenses.

There's a reason why most of the formalist cinematic geniuses have taken inspirations from the comic books medium. Sergio Leone loved fumetti; Alain Resnais had the biggest comics collection of Europe in the 60's; Welles adapted The Shadow when he was still doing radio, Japanese new wave filmmakers adapted various manga and Seijun Suzuki even directed a Lupin III animated film...

This is a picture from Stan Lee’s "How to Draw Comics the Marvel Way". Look at it and ask yourself how would the equivalent "How To Makes Movies the Marvel Way" could look like.

Then ask yourself where the current Kevin Feige-produced MCU titles would be, on the left or on the right? Do they offer visual dynamism, creative and exciting use of the medium's possibilities in order to heighten the experience? Personally, when I look at this picture, I can see exciting formalists and pop artists like Orson Welles, Seijun Suzuki or Sergio Leone belonging on the right, or even to stay strictly in the field of current blockbuster filmmakers, people like George Miller, the Wachowski Sisters or Brad Bird but certainly not Peyton Reed or Jon Russos, with their flat, uninspired televisual (lack of) style.

>>84718555

Not MCU.

>>84718641
>the most iconic moment in the MCU is a bunch of people standing in a circle while the camera goes around them

>>84719192
Iron Man 1 doesn't count as MCU.
Only films made after the Disney buyout.

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>>84718659

>>84718555
>>84721642

The guy who appreciates Snyder made a show with emotional impact, memorable scenes and a compelling antagonist.

>>84724616
nigga please

>>84725737
they wanted tony to say iron man was his body guard
>>84727024
you moved the goal post; put it back! that anon also said the phone call in avengers, so go fuck yourself

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>>84724055
>Iron Man 3

I always treat IM3 as the ultimate pleb filter.

>>84718493
I think some people remember the Hulk "puny god" scene as one of those moments, but it just seems like a thinly disguised atheist fedora tip from old Josh Weedbro.

>i have an army
>we have a hulk

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>>84722285
I wonder why

>>84718493
Go on, you know you wanted to put this on the list.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vEgjYABKWrI

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>>84718665

>was actually hoping it was that Hulk/Black Widow gif

That truly was memorable.

>>84718665
This looks fucking awful. How could people eat this shit? I only watched about 20 minutes on TV and changed the channel.

>>84727396
isn't the normie/pleb opinion that IM3 sucks? What's the /tv/ opinion?

>>84728040
I can't believe that dumb faggot Whedon referenced it in Avengers 2. No, really. He actually did. HAHAHA. Fitting that he gets to direct Batgirl. We all know the damage Bruce Timm has done with her sexual exploits.

>>84723705
>"I am your father"
>A one liner
Do you even know what a one liner is?

>>84728077
Most normies I know hate it because of the whole fake Mandarin thing.

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>>84728040
you mean this right?

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>>84728100
>I can't believe that dumb faggot Whedon referenced it in Avengers 2. No, really. He actually did.

Really? Might be hope for him, yet...

Why do people pretend that the Avengers is not memorable again? It's literally the only good film Joss Whedon has directed.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d8ZhOMGvhcU

>>84728077

>normies
>"Iron Man 3 is crap because of fake Mandarin and shitty Extremis soldiers."

>/tv/
>"Normies hate Iron Man 3, so it's a masterpiece. OUR GOD SHANE BLACK IS A BASED GOD."

>>84718665
This guy is right. Yes, the shot is disgusting and Whedon is such a hack director that a movie from 2012 felt so dated when I rewatched it before Age of Ultron that I had to stop, BUT - you can't say that this single shot hasn't become iconic and was the payoff of building a cinematic universe the likes of which haven't been seen. It's memorable because of the context it has in modern cinema.

fuck it I was going to write more but I realized how much this board has gone down the gutter. I remember the days of Abatap and waifu threads being posted non-stop and shit like that and thinking at the time that it couldn't get any worse. I don't feel the same way now. It got worse, and unless the capeshit bubble pops after Infinity War & Justice League, this place will just plummet and plummet until it's basically just /b/

>>84728297
>I remember the days of Abatap

That's what butthurt haters actually believe. Cry more.

Wonder if we'll see him back if/when Avatar 2 is released.

>>84718493
I thought the fight scene on the toy train tracks in Ant-man was pretty good. Same for the 'puny god' scene in Avengers.

I also think the Uncle Ben scene in Raimis Spider-man is more memorable than the upside down kiss scene.

>>84728148
>>84728040
let me upgrade you
https://webmshare.com/PrKQ0

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>>84718555
One scene does stand out to me. It's the Stan Lee cameo in the Incredible Hulk with Norton:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ehAkYxYze7M
Good for a chuckle.

Because joss whedon is a punk bitch that doesn't know how to make a real movie.

>>84724055
>Age of Ultron
Hulkbuster
>Iron Man 2
Briefcase suit at the grand prix or Iron Man/War Machine vs the drones
>Iron Man 3
Saving all the people falling from the plane and when all of the suits show up at the climax
>Incredible Hulk
When he says "Hulk smash"
>Thor
when he gets the hammer I guess, both Thor movies are really forgettable
>The Dark World
I'll be honest, the second the credits rolled at the end of that I turned to my friend and we both looked at each other confused as shit until I asked if he understood anything that was happening and he said he felt like the theater accidentally showed an unfinished copy of the film. That movie is a fucking fever dream.

I don't really understand the point you're trying to make though, like the movies you listed are generally considered to be the worst MCU films. Nobody is saying every film has memorable moments and is perfect. I probably only like 4 or 5 MCU movies total and I could still name memorable moments from the ones I hate.

Except Ant-Man. The fact that people love that movie is what made me realize people don't actually want good and original movies. They just want the same thing but a different color. Ant-Man took the MCU formula and isntead of using that as a skeleton to build something new one, they just filled in the story beats and shot it in the most basic possible way. The fact that people on this board say they're glad Edgar Wright dropped out is mind boggling. Why would you prefer something bland and by-the-numbers to something that would at least be different?

Logan was a step in the right direction but these cinematic universes are preventing any interesting or creative takes on these characters. Sure, some are different, but they're always [superhero movie, but with a twist!] No, Winter Soldier was not a political thriller. It was a good movie, but having it take place in Washington D.C. and being about a government conspiracy doesn't automatically make it a political thriller.

I feel like it literally got it's first memorable scene yesterday. Shift in tone and all the good shit.

When Spidey gets cucked by vulture before the homecoming dance, was that shit not good?

>>84728297
It didn't get worse my man, you got better. You've grown so much, I'm proud of you. Now spread your wings friend, it's time to fly out of this hole into the sky. Fly my angel, I'll see you again.

>>84728148
>>84728518
WHAT'S THE ORIGINAL AV ????

>>84718493
hulk pounding black widow was pretty memorable

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>>84727977
>This guy is helming Justice League and DCEU

>>84720179
The problem with DC is it has so many memorable moments that most of them become legendary internet memes rather than footnotes in cinema history. It becomes an issue of style over substance.