And your posts on the subject prove you are an expert on "useless" and "forgettable".

Mike

Just as your posts prove all you've got is the ad hominem attack.

Whedon only agreed to direct the film if he could start over with a new script. The studio came to him. He didn't come to them.

What parameters did Whedon's script introduce that were not in and of the expected formula?


I was at least giving him credit for making the hard-nosed agent have a gay fanboy crush on Captain America, but you guys say no.

Isn't the answer to your question dependent on the expectations of each individual?

No.

So everyone has the same expectations? Or are you talking about the expectations of the majority of the movie going public? Or just your own expectations? Whose expectations are "the expectations"?

What part of the formula did Whedon (and that other guy) not follow?

Whens someone is being an ass, pointing out they're an ass is not "ad hominem". It's not enough to have a "Word of the Day" calendar, Allen. You've actually got to read the definition that goes along with it.

Mike

Again, the large role played by the Black Widow in the movie has got Whedon's individual creative stamp all over it.

Mike