Most of us are content creators here.
I want you to think about the comments and the reblogs you receive.
Does it encourage you to keep pushing out content if all of your feedback is negative? Or does it shut your creative brain off?
I know what it does for me…
I want to know why we can’t enjoy Star Wars and Marvel content for what it is.
The CGI, the stories, did you forget that real people work on these projects? That real people, actors put time and effort into their characters?
It’s okay to not like something. But if you don’t like it, don’t watch it! Disney doesn’t give two craps about your opinions and all you’re doing, is ruining a space for people who are enjoying it to discuss and geek out.
We are getting content and watching stories unfold that creators want to tell. This is a platform for us to get more of what we love. And if it’s not for you, then spend your time watching something else. The rest of us, are enjoying and appreciating just having something.
“But Disney is a billion dollar company” I don’t care! I really don’t care. And I can name other people who are perfectly content getting what you would call, leftovers.
I’m having fun. I look forward to Wednesdays. I love Ms Marvel. I loved Obi Wan. And I’m ready for more.
The DC universe is happily accepting fan applications.
Go there.
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don't make me tap the sign but the sign says "most shitty cgi is not the fault of vfx artists but company higher-ups who throw them under the bus with production deadlines that make a high-quality output impossible"
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She-Hulk #4 (2022)
written by Rainbow Rowell
art by Luca Maresca & Rico Renzi
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I’ve literally never met someone who’s ever said “yeah She-Hulk looks best slimmed down” when we can have hulk arms as the alternative
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She-Hulk, my beloved, what did they do to you
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She-Hulk #4 (2022)
written by Rainbow Rowell
art by Luca Maresca & Rico Renzi
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