Pippakistan's Psych Ward

[Security]

I'm going to guess that some member of the dev team is a fan of Pippa and the dev studio head greenlit the sponsership and they're watching and laughing their asses off.

 

[lvl8]

Isn't Pippa too young to know of AIM?

It's not that long ago.

 

[Sven]

From all I have heard the totally best place to start reading comics is the Spiderman Clone Saga

 

[Realticule]

That flanderization only really took hold after Endgame. There were quips and sometimes they could be overbearing (main example being their use in Thor: Ragnarok and his being turned into a joke as Fat Thor), but for the most part they could still actually tell a compelling story and let drama and stakes stand. Now they cannot at all.

The original Avengers movie sucked too, I liked it when it came out but it's schlock. Thor was also fine for what he was in his original movies and they should have let him be a niche thing for people who wanted that, but nope Ragnarok was the climax of what shit was becoming. Iron Man 2 was ok at best and Iron Man 3 was a disaster due to them not wanting to tackle trauma fully or let the villain be the villain without some dumb twist.

 

[RedRage]

I had the eimi stream open and I didn't notice it but I was also doing like 3 other things so maybe it's pcg banter and maybe it isn't

 

[Realticule]

It's not that long ago.
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That's a different kind of aim aim aim.

 

[ScarletCorrupt]

Hail Hydra!

 

[xX_KenpachiNarutoSlayer420_Xx]

>suicide note
>only $0.89
lol lmao

 

[IonProxy]

I had the eimi stream open and I didn't notice it but I was also doing like 3 other things so maybe it's pcg banter and maybe it isn't

 

[Henrik Carter]

Make him an honorary mention in the deadpool.

 

[famous artist pipkun]

>suicide note
>only $0.89
lol lmao

3rd world currency

 

[Security]

The original Avengers movie sucked too, I liked it when it came out but it's schlock. Thor was also fine for what he was in his original movies and they should have let him be a niche thing for people who wanted that, but nope Ragnarok was the climax of what shit was becoming. Iron Man 2 was ok at best and Iron Man 3 was a disaster due to them not wanting to tackle trauma fully or let the villain be the villain without some dumb twist.

Avengers 1 and 2 sucked because Whedon's writing is god awful. Agree on Thor. Iron Man 3 was 2/3'rds a great movie that really fell apart in the third act.

It's really sad, looking back. Iron Man 3 could've been one of the best, but I guess some studio exec demanded it have a Marvel Movie ending and that fucked it over.

 

[Pippenis Inspector]

Homies going to off himself and donates less than a dollar?
Either he's just a dramafag or maybe he really should go through with it if that is all he can afford.

 

[Atlas]

>suicide note
>only $0.89
lol lmao

man what a cheapskate it should have been his life savings

 

[famous artist pipkun]

Avengers 1 and 2 sucked because Whedon's writing is god awful. Agree on Thor. Iron Man 3 was 2/3'rds a great movie that really fell apart in the third act.

It's really sad, looking back. Iron Man 3 could've been one of the best, but I guess some studio exec demanded it have a Marvel Movie ending and that fucked it over.

buffy and firefly were fun. but then he got his head up his ass on the women's lib shit

 

[Salado]

Sorry I'm late.

 

[thhrang]

Thor was also fine for what he was in his original movies and they should have let him be a niche thing for people who wanted that, but nope Ragnarok was the climax of what shit was becoming.

I don't mind Ragnarok too much, it had a vision and it accomplished what it was going after while giving Thor decent character development and for the most part letting him have badass and serious dramatic moments (excluding the retarded quip the talking rock makes when Asgard fucking explodes), but the main problem I have is Disney learned wrong, very bad lessons from it and now every movie tries to be equally goofy without having the talent of a decent script and characterwork, something even its' director failed to realize when making Thor 4. It wasn't the climax of what things were becoming, that wouldn't be fully realized for a few more years; Thor's depiction in Infinity War, the movie immediately after Ragnarok, was still extremely good.

 

[Security]

something even its' director failed to realize when making Thor 4.

You actually watched Thor 4

 

[ScarletCorrupt]

I don't mind Ragnarok too much

I didn't either, until I learned more about the Hulk from the comics. They did him so fucking dirty throughout the entire MCU...

 

[Realticule]

Avengers 1 and 2 sucked because Whedon's writing is god awful. Agree on Thor. Iron Man 3 was 2/3'rds a great movie that really fell apart in the third act.

It's really sad, looking back. Iron Man 3 could've been one of the best, but I guess some studio exec demanded it have a Marvel Movie ending and that fucked it over.

Was Avengers 2 Ultron? That should have been an easy movie to make but I didn't even watch it as it was known to be shit by then.

It was pretty good for the first half or so, especially as Iron Man 2 was mediocre. The twist and the girl boss was dumb, they should have stuck to the idea of the original movie pitch where it was Tony Stark dealing with his mortality. The thing that made the original movies good was they took the heroes and rooted them in something relatable, the more quipy and absurd it became the less people cared and modern Marvel movies are goy slop in an extreme to the point that even consoomers stopped caring.

I don't mind Ragnarok too much, it had a vision and it accomplished what it was going after while giving Thor decent character development and for the most part letting him have badass and serious dramatic moments (excluding the retarded quip the talking rock makes when Asgard fucking explodes), but the main problem I have is Disney learned wrong, very bad lessons from it and now every movie tries to be equally goofy without having the talent of a decent script and characterwork, something even its' director failed to realize when making Thor 4. It wasn't the climax of what things were becoming, that wouldn't be fully realized for a few more years; Thor's depiction in Infinity War, the movie immediately after Ragnarok, was still extremely good.

Ok Mike, if you like schlock you like schlock, but Ragnarok was the first Marvel movie I saw after years of not watching them and it made me not want to watch anything going forward. Shit was bad.