Whats the right frequency of laughts a movie should have ? 1 every 10 minute would be OK ? Realy hard laughting every 15, a giggle every 30 ? The movie has levity no one is saying it doesn't, the overall tone of the movie is still dark and serious tough, its juts not depressing. I laughted like every 10 minutes on Inglorious Bastard, that movie is still dark as fck.

Have I said there is a frequency allowed? The guy was saying just people with strange humor sense would laugh on CW... just putting that not only did the theather the other guy gone, but mine as well people were laughing all the time... and sorry, this movie is very weak on its try to be dark and serious.

He stoped Thors hammer on Avengers, he 1v1 Loki and hanged his own, on his first movie he is shown lifting a motrcycle with a bunch of women on top overhead like if it was made of paper. Also Cap didn't thug of war pulled Spidy, he spun and folded the web, that was a smat move that does not require brute strength at all. As I said his movie version is way stronger than his comic book version, its like his 5th apearence on the MCU and every time he appear someone says "how is cap this strong, he is not this strong in the comis", well yes thats it exactly his movie version is way stronger and it is consistent, he has always been this strong on every movie outing so far.

I was hesitant but cautiously optimistic about Batman v Superman before it came out.  The trailers looked bad, I hated that the huge act 3 twist was spoiled, and it felt like 90% of the plot was revealed in the trailers.  IT still sounded like it could have been good, with the lone thing I was excited for being Batman (Ben Affleck is an amazing actor and director now, better reco'nize!).  

Many of my fears about the film, pre-release, were alleviated by reminders of prior surprises in superhero movies. 

Lex Luthor's casting of Jesse Eisenberg sounded bad, but so did Heath Ledger as Joker, and look how that turned out.
People hated Batfleck, but from day one I was on board because of his recent works both in front of and behind the camera
Zack Snyder - for all his hatred - has produced some gems if he has the right writers.  Pretty bad Man of Steel, but great Watchmen. 
The Trailers giving everything away screamed desperation but I've been surprised by emotional depth in other effects heavy films

Before Batman v Superman's release, I was actually excited to see it.  IT wasn't until after I saw it in opening weekend that I realized how atrociously bad it was.  Just not a good film. 

On the flip side, leading into Civil War I was kind of hesitant.  It didn't seem like it was going to be that good and I didn't actually like the 'civil war' storyline in the comics, the advertising didn't scream 'must see', and after Batman v Superman's catastrophic blech response, I was really anxious.  Add to that the back-stage politics of getting Spider-Man in the movie, and I was worried about this being another example of too much world building without enough substance. 

I got the opposite.  It blew me away, people liked it, I loved it, people are ga-ga over Civil War.  IT was a better film.  I didn't decree it as such until I saw both but every metric points towards this being the case.  Pre-release hype and anti-hype be damned. 

The movie ended up being just extended clips of the trailers,  and everyone I saw it with thought the samething, and I personally didn't watch any tv spots for it or any other clips besides the basic trailers (I stopped watching trailers after the spiderman reveal I had no idea he was supposed to be in the movie).

Trailers should really stop spoiling movies, I still enjoyed it though.

He didn't stop Thor's hammer - the shield did. He didn't 1v1 Loki, his ass was saved by Iron Man. It's 1 thing to be able to lift around 750kg and fighting people who can lift 15T-100T.

No matter what physics laws you're using, Spidey was pulling in one direction, Cap in the other. He spun around and somehow Spidey gets thrown towards him? That makes no sense.

You do know cap was under the shield right, he still needs to be strong enought to not get smashed by the blow and cap doesnt even budge when he stops that blow. He does 1v1 Loki no matter how you want to look at it, he also 1v1 Ultron (wich is stronger physically than Loki). he holds the motorcycle overhead like if it was made of pappe (I think he does it with 1 hand too, I don't quite remember now)r so thats obviously not even close ot his full strength, and the spin thing has to do with changing the direction youre applying strength, wich throws your oposition off balance if they arent expecting it, also we don't know how strong Spidy will be in his movie incarnation we haven't had a proper gauge yet. Is he overpowered in the movies compared to the comics ? Yes he definetly is. Is Civil War inconsistent with the rest of the cinematic universe ? It deffinetly isn't. Infinity War will come around Cap will be involved in some suposedly impossible scene and someone will be here complaining he is overpowered for the 100th time.

You do know cap was under the shield right, he still needs to be strong enought to not get smashed by the blow and cap doesnt even budge when he stops that blow. He does 1v1 Loki no matter how you want to look at it, he also 1v1 Ultron (wich is stronger physically than Loki). he holds the motorcycle overhead like if it was made of pappe (I think he does it with 1 hand too, I don't quite remember now)r so thats obviously not even close ot his full strength, and the spin thing has to do with changing the direction youre applying strength, wich throws your oposition off balance if they arent expecting it, also we don't know how strong Spidy will be in his movie incarnation we haven't had a proper gauge yet. Is he overpowered in the movies compared to the comics ? Yes he definetly is. Is Civil War inconsistent with the rest of the cinematic universe ? It deffinetly isn't. Infinity War will come around Cap will be involved in some suposedly impossible scene and someone will be here complaining he is overpowered for the 100th time.