"How overrated on a scale are the marvel franchises?" a handful of /r/movies users get woke on the capeshit menace, but others come to defend their Disney children's movies.

1  2019-03-14 by CrosbyStillzandSwag

7 comments

1  SnapshillBot 2019-03-14

Shame on your toxic ways reddit. No, Netflix didn’t pay me and no I never got paid to post on reddit or rather accepted to post sponsored posts. But it’s heart breaking to see the amount of toxicity and threats you’re willing to spew at someone for using this platform as a 4 year old hobby now. Say what you will, we’re all on here together being bored and killing time.

Some of us enjoy lurking. Some enjoy shitposting. Others moderating. And sadly some enjoy toxic harassment without reason or proof.

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1  CrosbyStillzandSwag 2019-03-14

rest of the thread sorted by controversial. We've got some more people getting woke on capeshit, as well as some "Brie Larson literally wants to genocide white men" drama.

1  MikeStoklasaAlcohol 2019-03-14

I honestly hope Marvel/Disney collapses in a few years. DC too, unless Shazam is good. Manga-kino is the future, and the soy-cucks will be replaced by the Weebs.

1  CrosbyStillzandSwag 2019-03-14

I think Disney will eventually collapse but it will take the movie industry with it.

As much as I love a good theater experience, I think capeshit is the last gasp of the multiplex.

1  MikeStoklasaAlcohol 2019-03-14

TV (streaming) will become king. I'll miss the Kinoplex, and I'll miss him the most.

1  secret_lurker2 2019-03-14

Imagine gliding someone because they posted an ad for your favourite capeshit movie 😂

Also,

People getting angry over the latest Disney scam

😂😂

1  Cbohdgodigdgidig 2019-03-14

DC fan huh ?

If you don’t watch any sort of capeshit you don’t exist