![]() ![]() It's not bad in any capacity, but it is noticeable. Especially with the humor and the stylized cards. Speaking of which, while I still like the movie, this whole film feels like an attempt to capitalize on the first Deadpool's success. It reminded me of Deadpool 1 acknowledging that you have tropes is not the same as critiquing it. I find the subplot with Renee Montoya and her entire character to be one big, annoying cliche, and yeah, sure part of it was intentional but it didn't do enough with it to make me think they were making fun of the tropes. My criticisms lie mostly in a couple of things. I have a lot of criticisms, but I think calling it an outright "bad" movie is ridiculous. On the flip side, I enjoyed Huntress and Black Canary and would love to see them return to the big screen some time. Something about how her character was being portrayed just didn't sit right with me. I also think that something that influenced my opinion of it was that I wasn't really a fan of DCEU Harley Quinn at that point (something that has been turned around for me with The Suicide Squad). Birds of Prey gave me the impression that it wanted to be a cool Guy Ritchie 'Snatch' style movie first and a comic book movie last. It's why I even enjoyed WW84 because that movie was 'comic book' as fuck. It's why I'm a pretty big fan of stuff like Doom Patrol and Stargirl and why the new Suicide Squad movie hit so many of the right notes for me. I don't even have an issue with dark and gritty, as long as it doesn't come across as being ashamed of being based on comic books. Personally I like my comic book adaptations to be wild and wacky and over the top. I also thought it was a pretty good action movie but so so comic book movie. Better than Justice League, BvS, Man of Steel etc not better than Shazam, Aquaman, Wonder Woman etc. Personally it was middle of the road for me. And he's definitely high up on the list of people that should never be allowed on this sub at all. I seriously wonder how the fuck did I get banned from r/DCEULeaks while that moron is still there? If there was a fragile alt-right soyboy I've had the misfortune of interacting with it was him. Lastly, of course it has to be TheHopeOfTomorrow. Not from US, ideological positioning towards right or left varies from country to country and culture to culture). If people find things like that "woke" I can infer they were the dumbest students in class who never grasped the meaning of anything they seem to be a "fan" of.Īnd this is coming from me, who actually leans slightly right on certain matters (Key word: certain matters. And lastly, any sort of medium, be it literature to comic books, X-Men in this case, is to educate and inculcate thoughts on people that sometimes there are other people that have different experiences and even discrimination based on the identity they're born with. Therefore making the whole post asinine and tone deaf. So, equating the treatment against genetic differences (something they were born with) to that against political leanings (something that change with various factors) are NOT the same at all. But one thing where he's wrong is that X-Men were not discriminated for their political ideologies or something, but for their very existence, they were born different from others, mutants, and were discriminated on the basis of the things they were born with. X-Men is for all, yeah, everybody needs to learn a thing or two from them.
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