[Note: This post originally had no title and is an incomplete story because it used to be part of a news stream embeded into my website. I'd delete it but, soon to be even more famous person, Rachel Reenstra (Ms Adventure, The Wildlife Docs), randomly discovered my blog on Christmas 2005 here and left a comment. She then returned the next evening and left a comment on this post. I think she is still the most high profile person to comment on this blog alongside Boom Crash Opera's Peter Farnan who left a comment here. - TET 2021-05-03]
I decided not see Captain America: Brave New World in a cinema because everything I heard about the film pointed to a disjointed mess, from testing poorly, to whole characters being added in during reshoots. The trailers looked okay but, since they featured Red Hulk, quite a bit, it felt like there wasn't much left as a drawcard for seeing the film in a cinema. Having now seen the film on Disney+ I feel it was a good decision. While the big budget effects no doubt would've looked better on a big screen, the story wasn't particularly complex or intriguing enough to make the film stand out. If anything, it's a straight forward action movie with a hero who is just kind of... there. The story revolves around a plot to kill the newly elected US President, former General Thaddeus Ross (Harrison Ford). Captain America (Anthony Mackie) must find who is the real mastermind in order to clear his friend and the original Super Solider, Isaiah Bradley's (Carl Lumbly), name. I...
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ReplyDeleteLOVE you art work. But couldnt you write some more depressing life events I could read about?? :)
ReplyDeleteRachel
No, I'm saving the depressing stuff for my 'tell all' autobiography in which I reveal Bill Clinton didn't have sexual relations with me (the shocking part is it's completely true!) and that my parents never bought me an ipod when I was little (I hope I don't have to explain that!). ;)
ReplyDeleteActually once I do a bit of work on bringing this blogg back into my site...I'll be writing in it much more - stay tunned (or at least sign up to my newsletter!)