Turning Hawkeye into Ronin was a great choice for this
that's all i needed to see. Now the hard part, avoiding all the trailers and tv spot from here till movie release.
Since trailers give away so much now a days, i want to and need to see nothing else except the movie.
the movie studio doesnt give a fuck about spoiling movies, they spent money on those scenes and goddamit they want those in the trailer.Yeah, It's really hard to keep any interest in seeing a movie thanks to spolerish trailers, and the slurry of negativity and virtue signalling over every small element. It's like half the industry and its patrons have shifted to focusing on the meta aspects to the films, rather than the films themselves. I'm worn out on the movies long before I even get a chance to see it.
the movie studio doesnt give a fuck about spoiling movies, they spent money on those scenes and goddamit they want those in the trailer.
The Red Letter Media guys talk a lot about scenes being tailormade for trailers, and it's hard to not notice this shit now. Studios seem to be in the trailer making business, with the movies just being filler added to it.
Surely you've noticed over the past decade or more that upwards of half the shit you see in trailers doesn't actually make it into the movie as seen in the trailer, right?
So yes, technically they're making two concurrent productions. If done properly (like this one), it's pretty great, and I'm personally glad they're doing it.
He got out at the end of the first ant man movie by putting one of those discs into his belt to grow large again, didn't he?