DonFerrari said:
Final-Fan said:
I can agree with that sentiment. But I do have one question: how is defending the internment camps an example of NOT trusting the government with more power?
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I'm not defending. I'm saying I understand why it was necessary and justifiable at the time (and war is ugly) and is a consequence of government extreme power (citizens use to subsize when in face of danger and let government roll over them). And my point was more on the side of politicians of the XIX century were more thrustworthy than the ones from the XXI, just that.
d21lewis said:
Yeah. They hated Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows part 2, too. That movie had the bigger drop off, right? In fact:http://www.boxofficemojo.com/alltime/weekends/drops.htm
Batman and Superman are iconic. They've both been in great movies in the past. How do their great movies compare to the total gross of the horrible BvS? I mean box office is the metric, right? BvS was just a front loaded movie. Nothing wrong with that, is it? I'd say they did okay considering, by comparison, Civil War had almost every MCU hero in it besides Hulk, Thor, and Nick Fury. More characters automatically means more money?
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Just to add one small tidbit. Most HP fan would say the movies are very bad compared to the books, but they watch in droves because they love the universe.
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HP fans sound like hardcore comics fans! But when it comes to bringing the literature to life, we take what we can get!
