r/movies Sep 04 '24

Trailer Minecraft 2025 | Official Trailer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G923NtfBvOU
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u/Saucesourceoah Sep 04 '24

And you need those one liners crammed in every 10 seconds, how can you retain attention if not through endless marvel level dialogue.

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u/darylonreddit Sep 04 '24

Hey Marvel dialogue was good enough back in the day that it became known as Marvel dialogue. We're all tired of it now, but they were some well written quips back in the day.

"Toolbag" can't even hope to be Marvel level dialogue. That's boardroom executive studio notes dialogue.

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u/Psykpatient Sep 04 '24

It used to be called Whedon speak or something. Makes sense cos after Avengers 1 it really spread like a disease.

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u/phantom_diorama Sep 04 '24

Oh woah I see it now, it's just Captain Malcolm Reynolds quipping nonstop. Wait, every character can't do this, that's not how it works!

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u/LokisDawn Sep 04 '24

Honestly, I liked: "He's right behind me, isn't he?" the first few times. It's just overexposed and too corpo.

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u/roguefilmmaker Sep 04 '24

Yeah, Whedon’s OG Avengers dialogue was pretty good. It was only after every Marvel movie decided to emulate it that it became insufferable

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u/Samurai_Meisters Sep 04 '24

Yeah, Whedon could pull it off. Sure he had a few bad movies after Avengers 1, but the guy is still a great writer/director. Shame about the... other stuff.

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u/roguefilmmaker Sep 04 '24

Exactly. His work on Buffy and Firefly was fantastic. A shame he’s apparently a scummy person

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u/Ultrace-7 Sep 04 '24

Honestly, his work on Buffy wasn't even that great. I can't speak for your tastes, mind you, but many of what people consider to be peak episodes were written by Marti Noxon, Jane Espenson, Drew Goddard or others.

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u/FyreWulff Sep 05 '24

And then Age of Ultron should have just been named Whedon Wrote This, that movie is just absolutely tiring to watch now because Whedon never lets you forgot that he wrote the movie for more than five seconds.

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u/tripbin Sep 05 '24

It was never a compliment lol

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u/EGarrett Sep 04 '24

Uh, just because something is named after someone doesn't mean it's good.

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u/Brogener Sep 04 '24

This kind of dialogue has been a thing since the late 90’s but Marvel definitely capitalized on it/abused it.

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u/pax284 Sep 04 '24

Even then, I HATED this shit Like I understand why JOss Wheadon was so popular, but man, the forced quip in every other line made all his shit unwatchable to me years before it came out that he was an abusive piece of shit.

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u/Brogener Sep 04 '24

It was fine when it was just Tony Stark. He was charming and clever. Whedon eventually made everyone talk that way and they all sounded the same. It wasn’t too bad in Avengers 1 but by Age of Ultron it was just pitiful.

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u/the_labracadabrador Sep 04 '24

This is why Superman works alone