Shang Chi Is A Flop

[Eido 3,660]

I am mad at Marvel playing with this movie and amazing cast. The lack of promo was blatant 

Just the fact that half of the dialogs are in modern Chinese is enough for me  they did it so well 

it is a breath of fresh air

[Chromatican 4,046]

The movie sucked. Marvel has really spread itself too thin, the world and scenarios become more and more ludicrous with each film.

[Guest]

didnt even know this was a movie that came out

[CoolTrainerTerry 1,368]

23 minutes ago, Chromatican said:

The movie sucked. Marvel has really spread itself too thin, the world and scenarios become more and more ludicrous with each film.

[PopEmergency 2,201]

this movie is incredible  i went without any expectations and it's a high contender of being one of my top marvel movies 

 

seriously, if you haven't watched it yet, do it 

[Blastertoyo 22,728]

4 hours ago, Pennywise said:

at this point, an article I wrote about Jeanette Winterson on my third year was promoted more than Chromatica and that's a shitty student article 

I know lol but for anyone to say this movie lacked promo and they only found out through pop forums

when this movie was/is heavily promoted more than Chromatica (who’s target audience is people on pop forums) seems kinda ironic and says more about the individual than the amount of promo the movie has received  

[dit 46,318]

37 minutes ago, Chromatican said:

The movie sucked. Marvel has really spread itself too thin, the world and scenarios become more and more ludicrous with each film.

but these movies mostly follow the source material? I think you just got used to the early Marvel films which were "dark" and more realist whereas the Marvel comic books are camp and pretty outrageous. Worlds like Wakanda and the one of Shang Shi are rampant in the comic books but the Avengers and stuff gave ppl a false impression that Marvel heroes are more "real" when they are not. I'd say Shang Shi is actually one of the most true to story marvel films in recent history (other than the rings being bracelets instead lol). 

[Blastertoyo 22,728]

2 hours ago, Chromatican said:

The movie sucked. Marvel has really spread itself too thin, the world and scenarios become more and more ludicrous with each film.

Actually, Shang Chi has its roots in Wuxia, a genre of storytelling that’s been around for thousands of years with Wuxia films specifically dating back to the 1920s 

[RAMROD 107,473]

7 hours ago, dit said:

but these movies mostly follow the source material? I think you just got used to the early Marvel films which were "dark" and more realist whereas the Marvel comic books are camp and pretty outrageous. Worlds like Wakanda and the one of Shang Shi are rampant in the comic books but the Avengers and stuff gave ppl a false impression that Marvel heroes are more "real" when they are not. I'd say Shang Shi is actually one of the most true to story marvel films in recent history (other than the rings being bracelets instead lol). 

 

6 hours ago, Blastertoyo said:

Actually, Shang Chi has its roots in Wuxia, a genre of storytelling that’s been around for thousands of years with Wuxia films specifically dating back to the 1920s 

Do not respond on that, clearly they post their reply not in a good spirit, and not understanding source material. 

[JusKeepBreathin 19,311]

I am dying. Like dying to see this movie. But I am not going to a movie theatre in Florida for any reason right now.  Unless there is free bottomless Cosmo's and lots of bottoms. 

So I guess I'll wait for Disney+.

This movie would have made soooooooooo much money pre-pandemic. 

 

[sillynate 6,170]

All movies since March 2020 are performing lower than before simply because millions maybe even billions of people are scared of catching covid at the cinema. What was a $300m gross is now $100m. We have to deal with it. 

[Chromatican 4,046]

9 hours ago, dit said:

but these movies mostly follow the source material? I think you just got used to the early Marvel films which were "dark" and more realist whereas the Marvel comic books are camp and pretty outrageous. Worlds like Wakanda and the one of Shang Shi are rampant in the comic books but the Avengers and stuff gave ppl a false impression that Marvel heroes are more "real" when they are not. I'd say Shang Shi is actually one of the most true to story marvel films in recent history (other than the rings being bracelets instead lol). 

I shouldn’t have to read decades worth of comics to enjoy a film. The fact of the matter is is that Shang-Chi was tonally inconsistent and had a very made by committee vibe. The bus scene felt like it could’ve been in ANY Marvel movie, I wish the fights would’ve been more along the lines of the first one between Shang’s parents where it is more artful and traditional. I just found the movie in poor taste overall and Awkwafina felt like a total add on and had no reason to be fighting expert fighters and in supernatural scenarios given her lack of training but I’m glad they at least had a male/female relationship that wasn’t a romance. 

[Blastertoyo 22,728]

18 hours ago, RAMROD said:

 

Do not respond on that, clearly they post their reply not in a good spirit, and not understanding source material. 

I didn’t want to pass up the opportunity to share my culture, since it is the origin after all 

[GrossGagaDaily 15]

Shang-Chi is an AWESOME movie

No need to post this flamebait threads about it. What is the point?

[pachinko 10,241]

Should i go see it this weekend?