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Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald
A murky film. The screen was dark, as I assume it was during that very night battle in Stranger Things, throughout the entire film. Even if it were bright, something strange and incomprehensible is still happening. By the middle of the movie, I more or less understood and remembered who all these people were, but why they are such idiots and what they are doing remained a mystery until the very end. The first part was still a comedy with a somewhat unexpected plot twist at the end; here, there are some underdeveloped intrigues instead.
4/10
Slayers (1995, anime series)
Finally, my eyes have reached a classic. A wonderful thing, I laughed a lot. And the characters are very colorful... The main heroine has such an exaggerated sense of self-importance that I actually liked it! Not to mention the other comedians. Zelgadis is also quite cool. However, when they switch from comedy to drama, it becomes worse.
7.5/10
Captain Marvel
Well... I expected something much more. There seems to be some intrigue and not entirely unexpected twists, and the heroine, within the universe, should have been interesting, but in the end, she simply, in the best traditions of shonen, OVERPOWERED AND OPENLY DEFEATED EVERYONE WITH HER INNATE POWER. It's not interesting to watch, frankly, even the Hulk has a more touching story. Oh, this girl-photon...
4/10
Avengers: Endgame
The first part was better... And here, at first, it looked interesting! A depressing world without half the people, Thanos in retirement, it looked psychedelic... And then they mixed in flashbacks and personal stories of the heroes, but since there are a million heroes and everyone needs a story, in the end, despite the indecently long duration of the film, not a single good story emerged.
I would like to discuss the spoilers separately.
1) Captain America and Thor's hammer -- seriously?! Is Captain America now worthy to be the king of Asgard? Why? I understand that the character was clearly under-buffed compared to his colleagues, but this is too much. By the way, you also have Hawkeye and Black Widow under-buffed, give them Thor's hammer too! Oh, wait...
2) Black Widow died... It would be fine, but considering the zero history of the character (literally! We know that she is Russian, an Avenger, and took virtually no part in all previous events)... No family or children. There were some kind of relationship with Captain America, but in the end, it didn't lead to anything? In short, after all this, she dies, everyone on the screen cries hysterically, and the audience in the hall is like: "So what?" Maybe I'm just too callous, but I don't know...
And all these people who care about each other, both Thanos and these guys, didn't even try alternative ways to get the stones, of course...
3) Tony Stark and the Infinity Stones... So, here's the deal. We have stones of super-cool, even cosmic power. We have a gauntlet that helps its owner control this power. We have the Hulk, who is very cool at resisting X-rays, which are emitted in large quantities by the working stones.
The Hulk tried to use the gauntlet, almost died, and has terrible, non-healing burns all over his body (and the Hulk regenerates!).
Iron Man, dying from the wounds that Thanos inflicted on him, stole the stones, put them directly into his armor, and successfully used them. How, you ask? Because he isBatman
A murky film. The screen was dark, as I assume it was during that very night battle in Stranger Things, throughout the entire film. Even if it were bright, something strange and incomprehensible is still happening. By the middle of the movie, I more or less understood and remembered who all these people were, but why they are such idiots and what they are doing remained a mystery until the very end. The first part was still a comedy with a somewhat unexpected plot twist at the end; here, there are some underdeveloped intrigues instead.
4/10
Slayers (1995, anime series)
Finally, my eyes have reached a classic. A wonderful thing, I laughed a lot. And the characters are very colorful... The main heroine has such an exaggerated sense of self-importance that I actually liked it! Not to mention the other comedians. Zelgadis is also quite cool. However, when they switch from comedy to drama, it becomes worse.
7.5/10
Captain Marvel
Well... I expected something much more. There seems to be some intrigue and not entirely unexpected twists, and the heroine, within the universe, should have been interesting, but in the end, she simply, in the best traditions of shonen, OVERPOWERED AND OPENLY DEFEATED EVERYONE WITH HER INNATE POWER. It's not interesting to watch, frankly, even the Hulk has a more touching story. Oh, this girl-photon...
4/10
Avengers: Endgame
The first part was better... And here, at first, it looked interesting! A depressing world without half the people, Thanos in retirement, it looked psychedelic... And then they mixed in flashbacks and personal stories of the heroes, but since there are a million heroes and everyone needs a story, in the end, despite the indecently long duration of the film, not a single good story emerged.
I would like to discuss the spoilers separately.
1) Captain America and Thor's hammer -- seriously?! Is Captain America now worthy to be the king of Asgard? Why? I understand that the character was clearly under-buffed compared to his colleagues, but this is too much. By the way, you also have Hawkeye and Black Widow under-buffed, give them Thor's hammer too! Oh, wait...
2) Black Widow died... It would be fine, but considering the zero history of the character (literally! We know that she is Russian, an Avenger, and took virtually no part in all previous events)... No family or children. There were some kind of relationship with Captain America, but in the end, it didn't lead to anything? In short, after all this, she dies, everyone on the screen cries hysterically, and the audience in the hall is like: "So what?" Maybe I'm just too callous, but I don't know...
And all these people who care about each other, both Thanos and these guys, didn't even try alternative ways to get the stones, of course...
3) Tony Stark and the Infinity Stones... So, here's the deal. We have stones of super-cool, even cosmic power. We have a gauntlet that helps its owner control this power. We have the Hulk, who is very cool at resisting X-rays, which are emitted in large quantities by the working stones.
The Hulk tried to use the gauntlet, almost died, and has terrible, non-healing burns all over his body (and the Hulk regenerates!).
Iron Man, dying from the wounds that Thanos inflicted on him, stole the stones, put them directly into his armor, and successfully used them. How, you ask? Because he is