Praise from who?I know, you wanted so desperately for it to be cancelled, it must really sting. And it got so much praise, that must really sting too.
Praise from who?I know, you wanted so desperately for it to be cancelled, it must really sting. And it got so much praise, that must really sting too.
Check the thread, check the 87% approval rating on RT.Praise from who?
Lol wait, hold on… you’re part of the brigade that thinks there’s a secret woke agenda coming out of Disney and Marvel, and readily watch all these moronic YouTubers spitting feathers because Ariel is black (mixed race? Dunno, don’t care)… and you’re now trying to flip the script because I’m calling them out on it? Yeah, lol. Good one. Have fun with that.
Critic scores are meaningless.
Check the thread? Praise from the same 4 people that thought She-Hulk was a modern masterpiece? No thanks.Check the thread, check the 87% approval rating on RT.
I can understand the anger, it's everything you hate. Not only does it have black people playing the roles that were white in the original material. Worst of all? The author actually wanted the changes, god it must make you mad.
Check the thread? Praise from the same 4 people that thought She-Hulk was a modern masterpiece? No thanks.
RT it's at 80% not 87%
Anger? Hate? Once again you confuse criticism with emotions, I'm not surprised though you people seem to be unable to separate the emotive from the factual.
I personally don't care what Gaimon wanted, he probably wrote down the list of changes as he gazed longingly into his wife's eyes and held her hand as she was being plowed by a random dude.
Yes I know the audience score is 80%, that's why I quoted it, no one cares about critic scores.87% is the approval rating, 80% is the audience score.
Again, 4 months to be renewed when hit shows on streaming platforms are renewed in the 1st week or so, that says a lot imo.I'd love for you to explain how either of those are a failure.
I'd post the schedules from the film servicing team I sit next to in my office, who's literal job it is to take delivery of the OV (look it up) and get it in cinemas in time for the release across all territories, but unfortunately I'd very quickly get fired.. Happy to pass on any questions you have though..
To me it's associated with wannabe right-wingers trying to use it as an insult, but as I said much like the word 'liberal' it just comes across as desperate and said because they don't understand the meaning properly.The meanings of words change all the time. The word woke is now associated with mockery and derision.
That's my point; if you think they've failed and are not making any money, how can you also think they are doing it on purpose as some sort of woke agenda? You're going round in circlesevery single one has failed, some spectacularly, some with a whimper. Hell take the star wars IP as an example, series are getting canned all the time as the IP isn't performing nearly well enough for Disney to justify the expenditure.
Well maybe not, I'm only skim reading this thread for the lols. There's been a (unsuccessful) smear campaign against Disney and Marvel reported on for a while now. For example see here; https://edition.cnn.com/2022/03/30/media/disney-right-wing-media-reliable-sources/index.html Doesn't matter if it's successful or not, loads of what some would call "woke" content nowadays gets utterly hated on before release, and after release. You only need to look at the review bombing that happened on the Last of Us gay storyline.I am???? Thats news to me
87% is the approval rating, 80% is the audience score. I'd love for you to explain how either of those are a failure.
We're talking about Sandman, try and keep up.Wait, you thought She-Hulk was good?
We're talking about Sandman, try and keep up.
It was ok, could be better but some episodes were good. Probably give it 6-7/10 overall.But did you like She-Hulk?
It was ok, could be better but some episodes were good. Probably give it 6-7/10 overall.
Agreed.I thought She-Hulk was fine too tbh, apart from Skaar at the end.
Who gives a second thought to things they've chosen not to watch?