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Edited by Mrph1 on Jul 29th 2024 at 3:09:00 PM
Even something like this?
Maybe fade this shit into the background or something but it'd work as good mood music for something trippy. I dunno, for a movie that people boasted about emulating the trippy Ditko art (I think it was Ditko, right?), the film kinda felt tame outside of the one scene. Just amp that shit up, make it trippier, score it with some acid rock or something. People complain about the MCU having a scoring problem, do some kind of acid rock instrumental score or some prog rock shit like Goblin.
Have you any dreams you'd like to sell?Non-diegetic popular music must be handled with care. Immigrant Song was great but it could have easily sounded dumb if the tone of the movie was even slightly darker than it was.
In this case, I can't really say one way or another. I thought it was fine as is but a song like that playing could have worked.
This song needs more love.New to this thread. Saw Thor: Ragnarock yesterday, great stuff. All signs I've seen have pointed to it being the best Thor movie by a longshot, which I can believe. Fun characters and visuals, great action, great comedy, great villain, shocking ending. Also basically the best use of Immigrant Song I've seen. Also also, Korg. Just need to see Spiderman: Homecoming and Justice League and I'm all caught up on the notable superhero movie releases this year. God, I could gush for a while about just how good this year's been for those.
On my wave, passing oooooooon![]()
I will say that a song playing during the final "battle" with Dormammu that kept repeating the same part every time he reset would have been hilarious.
edited 20th Nov '17 10:48:30 PM by LordVatek
This song needs more love.![]()
"Heeeeeeat of the moment . . ."
That would work better during an earlier psychedlic scene in the movie. You know the one.
edited 20th Nov '17 11:00:53 PM by RavenWilder
When Doctor Strange was announced my biggest concern was the writing team. And I was right. The script is the main problem the movie has, which is usually a deal breaker for me, no matter how great the visuals are (hear me Avatar?) or how engaging the actors are, I am a sticker for good writing. BUT there are three things which rescue the movie for me:
1. There is a thematic underpinning to the whole thing which actually works, even though I only realized this towards the very end, when the camera pans on the broken watch.
2. The last talk between The Ancient One and Doctor Strange. There is so much to unpack in the scene, even more than in the talk between Vision and Ulton in Age of Ultron.
3. The ending. You have to admit, the way they handled the last battle is bloody brilliant. That whole sequence makes it worth it to watch how the movie clumsily moves Doctor Strange in the right place to make him doing this mean something.
So Runaways has started and (no spoilers) we had a character reference “the Obama administration”, does this screw with the timeline at all? Though the reference implied that it was more than a year since Obama so it could work with the old theory that Obama served between 2008 and 2012 in the MCU.
“And the Bunny nails it!” ~ Gabrael “If the UN can get through a day without everyone strangling everyone else so can we.” ~ CyranThat is pretty much the canon interpretation, as Luke Cage also references Obama.
"All you Fascists bound to lose."I just saw civil war again last week and I have to said some things:
-Wanda is pretty much a suport chararter in combat terms: she move away Black widow and does the same later and even stop the tower for falling while being take down in one hit, she is pretty much squishy wizard.
-Vision on the other hand is pretty much a fucking tank with cape, I think him and Wanda can balence very well each other....which make sense as they are romantic parners in comics.
-Poor Rhodey, not only he was cripple by his own team, but damn Scott really give him a bad time: throwing a Gas truck at him, kick him right into a plane and toss him like rag doll....im really surprise it was Vision who did damage consider how much he endure, Stark tech I guess.
- Yeah....haweye rage as stark is silly.
-Also, when tony show Falcon that psychitrist was murder by Zemo he look really serious....I always feel Falcon is the skeptic to Cap idealist: he trust his friend sure but he isnt always 100% on his plans.
-"My name is hawkeye" "I dont care" damn, that line was gold.
Irony!
- Stark: I don't want to build weapons only for them to be used to harm American soldiers.
- Stark builds Vision.
- Vision cripples COL Rhodes.
Stark builds Vision
Vision cripples COL Rhodes.
It's Always Sunny in the Avengers Tower. '
edited 21st Nov '17 12:01:01 PM by Gaon
"All you Fascists bound to lose."

I think playing pop cultural music during the trip-out scenes would probably distract from them, regardless of how trippy the song itself is. It's not the same as hyping a battle up with The Immigrant Song or doing a prison montage to Hooked on a Feeling.
edited 20th Nov '17 9:48:20 PM by Anomalocaris20
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