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both the falcon and Bucky were not acting as a soldiers, were acting unprofessionally, they really refused to cooperated with Johan Walker for no reason other than he got appointed as Captain America, and worst part is Sam himself refused to become Captain America, only then John was chosen as Captain America, as much as John tried to help them they simply shut him down for no reason, they act like having super serum as some big crime, but, somehow using high tech fly suite is somehow better, they try to make Black Captain America as some big deal, but Warmachine or Iron Patriot is more or less Captain America and literally no one had issue with it, but suddenly becomes a issue,

Homelander is a straight white man, which immediately makes him racist by default. Get with the program.

Bro I was 12 when this came out and this is what I was saying when I watched the show and I was so confused when they were saying he was the bad guy.😂😂😂

I was so disappointed in: The Falcon and Winter Soldier - mainly because I thought it was a sequel to the 80's spy movie: The Falcon and the Snowman.

The audio book the world war z goes so unnecessarily hard, went into it thinking it would be like the movie, ive never been more pleasantly surprised.

I know the video is about strawmen, which is why you focus on fable 3, but the entire fable series is written like that it's so weird. All actions are forced into an insane binary of extremes.

World war Z should be adapted in a way similar to the walking dead 'minisodes' with each installement focusing on a different scenario from the book, and some original ones added to expand on the worldbuilding

The zombies can resist broken bones AFTER the person was infected but if they broke a bones before they can’t run so the zombies Deem them worthless to infect other people

It didn’t happen in revenge of the Sith because Anakin was angry, but not in pure rage it’s hilarious how little you know about Star Wars

Homelander is lazy and cares more about his ego and presence in the scene than to win. Simple as that. Also he covered the bomb and did not save Butcher alone.

For the what if they shouldn't be a main character

Is this a reupload? How come there's a 1 year old video on this same channel following up on this video? Why was it reuploaded?

Honestly the best adaptation has been the audiobook, as the novel is written as a script and they use professional voice actors for each character

and this is why I enjoy zomboid, with more effort than it's worth I can suffer everywhere

I remember when I used to have Instagram. I made a review of the movie in the style of Nostalgia Critic. But I used a special "director's cut" that put back in all the deleted scenes. I called it "The Smash Cut". It was two and a half hours long and it was amazing. Emil Blonsky was a much more compelling villain. The man was clearly a trigger happy guy and is someone that when he finds a challenge, he has no intention of backing down. Instead he finds anything he can to make himself stronger to fight the hulk over and over again and hopefully win. Of course it never works but it shows how the hulk really is the strongest one there is. Also, a lack of Hulk in the movie makes the build up to seeing him in broad daylight gave me intense goosebumps when I finally saw it. I wish that we got what the director had in mind properly available in theaters and on home video.

I like to think that this alternet history exist in the distant WWZ future where stories of the war become tall tales of a bygone era. like WW2 in our time.

Didn't you read the book? The main character is working got the UN writing a report. He wasn't making a documentary. Lots of the other things you mentioned were inaccurate too.

All this It's the fault of that scene in Rebels where Ashoka changes the Inquisitors' lightsabers from red to white. Hell I even remember well that at that time he received the same criticism comparing him to Anakin's lightsaber not changing meaning that the lightsaber wants Anakin to do what he did to the Younglings

Are the zombie piles accurate to the book?

The book is literally just a collection of fictional stories/interviews, there’s not an overarching story. The only proper way would be an episodic anthology series covering each chapter.

"if you pick the option that allows for child labor to fund a war effort, you're seen as evil" well yes, child labor is bad, and you broke a promise to the citizens. to them, despite the fact that there is an overwhelming force coming to destroy us all, you would still lie and cheat during a time where the people need security and stability. the problem is not so much that you are making kids go to work, its the fact that you lied, and you will probably lie again for things that you think are right. road to hell is paved with good intentions. now, i dont think the devs went that deep into the writing, and i dont think that a choice in a video game is an appropriate reflection of someone's character, but i do find it interesting *why* we make these choices. the reason i would never pick the child slavery option in a serious context is because i didnt like the idea of children or my in game children having to work in a factory to build guns to fight a war they know nothing about because they are as worldly as...a child. plus, i know i am a more than capable fighter so i would want to take on as much responsibility as possible because i am this lands ruler and they rely on me to keep them safe. i dont want to have to hurt them just so others dont get the chance to. id rather they get hurt doing something they know will get them hurt so i can be there to support the aftermath, rather than putting them in a position where i make the call on who lives and who dies. thats not my style. again, the writers probably didnt think that deep, but i did, and in these rpgs, that is the purpose. its "my" story. anyway i just thought that was interesting

The only way to do it right in my opinion is to make it a realistic documentary. Like no huge actors or set pieces.

This show ruined Sam and Bucky and tried to paint the hero as a villain, and a villain as justified. Shit writing all around.

Damn I am speechless😮

When the walking dead show FIRST aired, I had a teacher I would talk about it with during any free time we had. She told me about world war Z and how great of a book it was. Then the movie came out and I was surprised it wasn’t hardly anything like she described and seemed like she was talking about some entirely different book based on that. But no, the movie is just not a good adaptation at all.

110% agree

This show could’ve shown how walker overcomes what everyone else thinks of him to prove he’s worthy of being cap. And falcon and Bucky can recognize that. Maybe they could’ve subverted expectations with the show with Sam actually leaving the shield with walker and giving him his support in being the new cap. It’d actually let falcon have some character agency, making decisions for himself and not just doing what cap thought was best. Even if he holds a great deal of respect for him.

Adaptation, not adaption.

Step one: blow up the sun Steo two: enslave all the dead humans....... hm

Great video but when you said the Autobot and Decepticon war was started by the Fallen it wasn’t the war the Fallen started was likely a different one

Halo 3's story is bad, but it's about as good as the frnchise gets. I never did understand what people saw in Halo's campaigns, they're all pretty mediocre.

So, isn't a big part of stuff with Steve Rogers his reactions to situation with Bucky? Is him killing someone as a reaction to them being indirectly responsible for Bucky dying an out of character action?

Bucky and Sam acted like Steve never killed terrorists. He killed them all the time. Heck, that’s all he did in Captain America: The Winter Soldier. This was one of the most poorly written and inconsistent ways to portray the characters. John was in the right and was only doing what was needed to resolve the issue.

This would be a perfect source material to make a serious about post pandemic because the failures to manage covid in America makes a critique of failures to reign in a disease more understood.

Hot take:. The First one wasnt great either. It was well shot with great performances but the substance is really try hard and superficial. Its just a wannabe Scorsese film with the Jokers name on it and is really a poor representation of the character. The Joker can only be great when hes juxtaposed witg Batman. Thats the point of his existence and any supervillain really.

It’s like Todd saw that people related and liked the character of Arther Fleck and decided to try to guilt trip fans for relating to a disturbed individual even though that's what tough art like this is supposed to do. I think gaslighting people into thinking they are problematic for relating to a fucked up character in a movie is kinda super manipulative and wrong. I find it hard to believe that a substantial amount of people actually thought that violence and murder was okay after watching joker and the people who had those ideas were already messed up, it wasn't the films fault. This has been happening all through movie history. Nuanced movie with a grey morality is released.

What’s honestly even more pathetic is that the IDW tie-in comic adaptations of these movies actually did a better job tellingly/explaining the overarching storylines and lore than the actual movies themselves which REALLY speaks volumes with how little Michael Bay cared about the films he was making.

World War Z would benefit from the Love, Death, & Robot treatment, having different animators different chapters.

The argument against Batman isn’t really fair considering he’s a deeply disturbed and dangerous character constantly testing the limits of what he’s willing to do to get what he wants so I wouldn’t be surprised that if he were to start killing he wouldn’t be able to stop and the argument that he isn’t trying to help the city fix its problems with the justice system and just the city overall isn’t fair either since it’s been shown on many occasions that he spends a lot of his own personal money trying to do so

Honestly I think the stronger part of the series are its characters. I mean, all the powerscaling is kinda pointless, especially when inconsistencies like this are frequent but honestly, small and insignificant. There are times where the inconsistencies are more apparent and that damages the stakes. In the end though, the stakes are low mainly because of the plot armor some characters have and not so much because of the inconsistent powers. Also I would like to add that the stakes are low only when it comes to whether a character lives or dies. There are other sectors where the stakes are high. One example of this is the characters' mental stability and their relationships, where I think the writers are doing a pretty good job.

Would've been better if they just did single player maybe 4 hour length plots for lets say 4 characters. One in lets say in North America during the outbreak, one in Europe, one in East Asia, and one in Africa and maybe one in South America. Each being 4 hours long relatively and completely separate from one another. But sadly the horde shooting part is all that stuck. One if the interesting plots was how peoppe fleeing into cold regions were "safer" but running out of food and the implications is that they became cannibals as a result. Conspiracy, the loss of human life, and fear.

Should have used Natural Born Killers or Bonnie & Clyde as a frame for the movie, then the musical scenes would have cuts to reality(kinda like Meet the Pyro from TF2). Imagine Joker singing while a cop smells the flower on his chest and they're both singing happily, only to cut to reality where the cops face is melting off. Or he shots someone with the toy Bang Flag gun and they laugh, yet we see the gun was real and other guy has hole in chest.

This video proves to me that the symbolic image of Capitan American has been successfully perverted and people are cheering it on

theyre mocking us #doyourresearch #271,000 #jewsrulethewolld

Those that believe this character is intelligent are too stupid to see that she isn't. Plain and simple. She isn't smart just because she says so; she isn't smart just because she "predicted everything and it all wnet according to plan"; she isn't smart because she makes an extremely direct assumption about Homelander's dry skin and hair dye. If she were your doctor, would you feel confident about her diagnosis based on dry hands? Especially if your doctor knew that you were out killing people all the time, and that could be a reason why you wash your hands more often... Because of blood? But, no, it's definitely because of urination, because of an enlarged prostate 🤣. God, it's embarrassing that adults could not only wrote like this, but that they then sold it to other adults, and then, that even more adults actually found this plausible and convincing. 'Adventure Time' had better writing, and I'm not even exaggerating.

Its like thanos' train of thought, i mean the dude saw the same problem his homeworld had and knew he had to do something or else trillions would be in poverty, starving or dead vs only half being given quick and painless deaths so the rest could live in peace, its like the saying "kill a few to save a million" you cant really be mad at him or hate him for his actions when he was just trying to make the universe a better place for generations to come.

I wholeheartedly agree with you. This novel needs to be brought to life in a Netflix or HBO series.

this movie did not need to be made

Joker 1: Critics hated it, the public loved it, it made a billon dollars. Joker 2: Critics loved it, the public hates it, it won't make a billion dollars.

The soldier with the broken leg had bone cancer.