I think the worst part of capeshit in movies is that they constantly take off their mask so the stars can get face time.
They never have their full coatumes on for more than 3 minute spans before taking them off again.
I think the worst part of capeshit in movies is that they constantly take off their mask so the stars can get face time...
Jackson Hernandez
Camden Williams
>that time in Spider-Man 3 where Venom only had his mask on for a combined total of a minute and instead we had to look at Topher Grace's methed out face
Jacob Bell
I really prefer it when Tony's head is still in the helmet like this, compared to how his entire helmet magically disappears & reappears sometimes
Hudson Diaz
Reminder that this existed for one scene and was never seen again.
Anthony Howard
I dont mind it when it's done right. Most of the time, the mask needs to come off so the actors can actually convey emotion. These movies are basically CG cartoons at this point, I'd prefer some real filmmaking still be left in there.
Justin Murphy
I also hate this.
Oliver Lee
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John Gonzalez
To be fair, the condoms superheroes usually wear on their faces isn't very cinematographic. Those superhero masks are very hard to translate to live action.
Ayden Roberts
>the mask needs to come off so the actors can actually convey emotion.
That just means that they suck at acting.
Juan Price
Best example is the amount of screentime Star-Lords mask gets in GoTG1 Vs GoTG2
You can tell he became a major star in between the two. It's a shame since it's totally gutted any chance of seeing DnA Star-Lord brought to the silver screen.
Nicholas Davis
I believe Hemsworth is to blame on that one, and said it was uncomfortable to wear. Which is a shame, and I think the Ragnarok helmet looked great
Gabriel Johnson
Eh, I'm at least thankful they haven't done some lame attempt to give Gamora, Drax, Rocket, and Groot temporary human forms.
Angel Allen
At least he wore a different version of it longer in Ragnarok. It got destroyed but still.
I don't understand why they didn't keep it. I heard it's not comfortable on Hemsworth's head but there's gotta be a way around that right??
John Fisher
this.
Cameron Smith
Most people are not on the autism spectrum and need to read peoples facial expressions to enjoy a character.
Owen Morris
Wasn't there a problem with it falling off during stunts?
Isaiah Brooks
Seriously, Emotion can easily be shown through body language, V for Vendetta showcases this perfect as well as Dredd and the Antagonist for Inside Man.
James Scott
Bitching about comic book movies, 2 years in the iso-cubes
Leo Price
They could've just made another one that fit.
Christian Lee
Or they want to their faces seen.
Cooper Clark
This.
Mason Murphy
>I believe Hemsworth is to blame on that one, and said it was uncomfortable to wear.
I doubt he would've taken it off if it were that. It's as mentioned. The thing just wouldn't stay on. Loki's helmet was a massive pain for Hiddleston and yet he wore it for two movies in a row before getting rid of it.
Connor White
>I think
No one gives a fuck