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Dual Nature of Fans | Ramayana vs Doomsday

Long-form7:09Film & AnimationPublished Aug 19, 2026, 5:49 AM · 2mo ago
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Description

Why is one movie being heavily criticized for its VFX/CGI while another gets praised for seemingly similar problems? With the release of the Avengers: Doomsday trailer, social media has once again divided into two camps. While Ramayana has faced intense criticism for its visuals, many people are hyping Doomsday despite criticism surrounding its CGI and VFX. So, is this really about the quality of the visuals? Or are our opinions being influenced by our expectations, fandom, identity and ego? In this video, we break down the psychology behind this "ego war" and explore why people defend the movies they love while judging opposing movies by completely different standards. Both Ramayana and Avengers: Doomsday are still unfinished projects, and a trailer isn't necessarily the final representation of the finished film. The question isn't which fandom is right. The real question is: Are we judging the movies objectively, or are we defending our own side? Watch till the end and decide for yourself.
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#Ramayana#AvengersDoomsday#Marvel#MarvelStudios#MCU#Doomsday#RamayanaMovie#VFX#CGI#VFXBreakdown#CGIAnalysis#MovieAnalysis#FilmAnalysis#MovieCriticism#FilmCriticism#Psychology#MarvelIndia#IndianCinema#Hollywood#NiteshTiwari#RussoBrothers#FilmMaking#VisualEffects#Cinema#MovieDebate#IndianMovies

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