This was a perfectly average marvel film imo. Like it wasn't bad necessarily like I was paying attention to the plot and the performances from Anthony Mackie, Harrison Ford and Carl Lumbly were great but it wasn't necessarily memorable. I didn't come out of it thinking "oh my god that part was so good" it was all just the equal level of passable.
The leader was a bit of an unexciting villain and I was expecting more to happen with…
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This film is too beautiful to hate but I feel like it starts so many interesting and story-worthy conversations just to give resolutions to them off screen or in long drawn out scenes that leave too much to interpretation. Though I agree that subtlety is a useful tool in films and especially films like this, there is such thing as not saying enough. I'm all for show and not tell but there's an issue when you're not showing or telling…
