Avengers: Infinity War is definetly a movie for fans. With little to no introduction or backstory, we are thrown into a non-stop adventure with an ensemble cast with over twenty already known characters.
Combining the styles cemented by previous directors (like James Gunn for the guardians and Ryan Coogler for Black Panther), we are shown the beginning of what has been in the works for
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aelin:
@catdad thats interesting! I understand too, the need for something interactive. I see (or listen) to a lot of tv and movies at home bc I can work on my props while I listen, makes me feel less alone. I also used to watch, well, not the streamers but when they upload videos to youtube (the time zones and my internet do not help me on that regard). I enjoyed two books about misery/police a while ago: Into the woods and The Body Reader (this one was on audiobook), dunno if thats your thing?
catdad:
Thanks. Just read the synopsis of each and not my thing. Man's inhumanity to man is something I avoid, because it's available 24/7 in the news and it depresses the hell out of me the more I let myself be exposed to it. I'm mostly into science fiction, weird tales types of things, and a little fantasy, so even when realistically depressing situations occur, the setting removes some of the sense of reality. I don't know - it's weird for me that way. I usually stick with short stories, so I can finish in one night before going to sleep, but have read a number of novels and have more waiting on my shelves and dresser. I also love the setting of the pencil and paper role-playing game Eclipse Phase and have bought all of the game books just to read - I don't play the game. Also, I think that's exactly the same with me having streams on in the background when I'm slogging through e-mail and my SG feed or doing things around the house - feel less alone and I can always interact with the chat if something interesting is going on. I like you. <3