Feature-Length Films VS. Episodic TV-Shows

Considering the recent heritage for growing TV-Shows - Along with past ones - do you feel that it's become a better medium for visual storytelling? Maybe even better ART than what Films are? Or is it still Feature-Length films that inspire and thrive you for most of your day? 

Films > TV Shows

Depends on the situation, too many variables.

It they can find the budget to make a Secret Wars TV show, then I may reconsider.

Secret Wars was fucking shit

Secret Invasion then.

Not huge into to either. The last time I invested in the TV show was between 04-10, and that was Lost, haven't been to the cinema since 2009, no interest to go anytime soon.

The newest TV show that has me hooked is GoT, I seriously can't get enough of it (and TWD )In that regard I would have to choose TV shows.

lol, 2009 was the worst year for movies.

Secret Invasion was even shitter, almost as bad as Age of Ultron. Some of Bendis's worst work. You have fucking abysmal taste in good stories.

I was talking about terms of scope. Comic book movies have yet to capture that same scale from the comics. Especially the X-Men films, where each movie was average at best compared to how epic the comics are.



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Yep, that can so translate well into live-action TV series.

Doesn't matter because Game of Thrones.is best so TV>FILMS

Orion wrote:

Doesn't matter because Game of Thrones.is best so TV>FILMS

To Kill a Mockingbird, American History X, Vertigo, Full Metal Jacket, Rear Window, Singin' in the Rain, Memento, GoodFellas, The Aviator, Saving Private Ryan, Dial M for Murder, Psycho, Strangers on a Train, Brokeback Mountain, Sergio Leone's Dollar's trilogy, Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, The Godfather: Part II, The Artist, Little Ceasar, No Country for Old Men, Rosemary's Baby, 2001: A Space Oddysee, Million Dollar Baby, Se7en, Fight Club, North By Northwest, Apocalypse Now, Taxi Driver, Blow Out, Raging Bull, etc. 

Just to name a few.

lol at some of the movies you mentioned, Rambo. Film noob.

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Orion wrote:

Doesn't matter because Game of Thrones.is best so TV>FILMS

To Kill a Mockingbird, American History X, Vertigo, Full Metal Jacket, Rear Window, Singin' in the Rain, Memento, GoodFellas, The Aviator, Saving Private Ryan, Dial M for Murder, Psycho, Strangers on a Train, Brokeback Mountain, Sergio Leone's Dollar's trilogy, Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, The Godfather: Part II, The Artist, Little Ceasar, No Country for Old Men, Rosemary's Baby, 2001: A Space Oddysee, Million Dollar Baby, Se7en, Fight Club, North By Northwest, Apocalypse Now, Taxi Driver, Blow Out, Raging Bull, etc. 

Just to name a few.

Game of Thrones is better than all of them combined, and then some.

Jack the Spectre wrote:

lol at some of the movies you mentioned, Rambo. Film noob.

Like Blow Out? Little Ceasar? To Kill a Mockingbird?

I'm sorry that I left The Smurfs out of the picture. Then again, my taste is obviously inferior than yours.

RamboOnRedBull wrote:

Jack the Spectre wrote:

lol at some of the movies you mentioned, Rambo. Film noob.

Like Blow Out? Little Ceasar? To Kill a Mockingbird?

I'm sorry that I left The Smurfs out of the picture. Then again, my taste is obviously inferior than yours.

"lol at some of the movies you mentioned"

SOME bruh. SOME.

Without Game of Thrones the decision would be much easier.
But I'm still voting movies, because they are good with higher frequency.