Comments by "A Foxy Fox" (@aFoxyFox.) on "Joe Rogan | Chappelle's New Special Had 0% on Rotten Tomatoes" video.

I wish I could make you laugh without hurting myself.
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I've noticed a lot of supposedly ordinary people seeming really stupid as well with their opinions too at times.
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@androidarkitecht8339 I mean a large portion or possible majority or very vocal bunch in comments all over the internet. So these are people I imagine are around 16 to 26 or 28 years old who seem to share or have similar opinions as many others, for example in chunks they will like the film Godzilla, dislike Independence Day (the more recent one), love Avatar, dislike Blade Runner 2049 etc. I have interrogated many of these people and they have graduated from high school or college in many cases, they hold jobs in offices and sometimes have advanced degrees like Masters degrees, and seem to be up and up with many social media trends and apps and all that. I am nearly 33 and likely to be pretty abnormal in some senses because I have less official education but seem to read a lot more than these people ever have or do, unemployed and avoidant of work, pretty much a minority in every sense and have opinions which seem opposite from a great many of these people almost on every count. Its kind of alienating but I can't relate at all to these people or their tastes, but what I noticed are how many seem to react exactly in the same ways as each other to multiple things or preference tests. Very few seem to break the pattern or like something out of place with the other choices, its like a stunning algorithm but with little predictive value since one only finds out what is added to the taste patterns after the fact but it seems consistent to others who have made at least one of the choices the same then it seems the rest follow.
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@TWHowl can't trust practically anyone, everything is a "must see" (to know if its any good or if its trash in our opinion) then we can see who we couldn't possibly get along with. Here are some divisive films from the recent past: Avatar, Godzilla, Independence Day (the more recent one), Gods of Egypt, Blade Runner 2049, Aquaman, Alita, IT, The Dark Tower. Even if people have seen one of those its probably worth seeing what their opinions are, also if they are remakes or sequels being compared to older versions if they have seen both. People who like Avatar, love Godzilla, hate Independence Day, hate Gods of Egypt, think Blade Runner 2049 is tedious and boring, hate Aquaman, dislike Alita, love the new IT, hate The Dark Tower, hate the new Flatliners (if they saw it) are a large commonly linked seeming demographic group that seems to react the same to multiple things.
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@Sky Howler You didn't like Captain Marvel?
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@Sky Howler You are right and I had no idea about all that, but if you were to try to clear your mind of all that stuff and recall the actually movie, how did you like it? Did you have complaints about the actual content of it in more of a vacuum and aside from the politics and junk going on outside of it? If something is inside of the film though and was an issue for you messing with your sense of pleasure or entertainment you can mention that of course. I'm just wondering if people can more exclusively separate and judge the film and how they liked it specifically from beginning to end.
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@Sky Howler I think you would too and have a great sense and knowledge of the material. I felt the same way about the Captain Marvel movie as well, and since I didn't know too much about the character, their being so enormously overpowered and using it in a way against poor matches and just making smug faces almost the whole time seemed sort of not much of a character I was getting out of it or their acting and it likely was the fault of the script as well which seemed more excited about reminiscing about things like blockbuster and "hey remember this?" and then this sort of Jane Doe character just wanders around showing stuff. Then suddenly is invincible and has no real challenge, practically what they call a "Mary Sue" or perfect in every way God-like amazing figure at that point, and it can get boring for me just watching digital explosions sort of pointlessly and quickly going on. I enjoyed hearing about what you thought of it once you really described it. Are there any other films or series you have thoughts on?
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@Sky Howler That was awesome and I agree with what I've read of it so far, but I'm on a trip so might be a while before I complete what is written here, but I appreciate it a lot. I used to enjoy the Spiderman cartoon and content from the 90s. I'll hopefully find some time to write a more thorough reply soon or at least read all that you wrote here. Feel free to write anything else as well its great also to remember all these things I'm familiar with. Spiderman has a lot of content that would be great in film like those things you mentioned. I'd definitely prefer the less kid-like and older spiderman to eventually appear as well!
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