Dallin: The Film Fanatic

Welcome to the second take on the Which Is Better test. Judging from my page views it was quite a successful experiment. Today I'm pitting the two fish flicks Finding Nemo and Finding Dory against each other. I have a list of ocean related puns to incorporate into this article in an effort to provide some laughs to you the audience. I'm trying to get at least ten puns into this. I'm going with a three round battle, since these aren't trilogies and neither films have action that's worth talking about. Instead the three rounds will be cast, story, and effects/music. SPOILERS for Finding Dory will be present so "CONTINUE AT SPOILER RISK!" I'm going to delay no longer and get this watered down post underway. That's one. 1. Cast I've praised the talent at Pixar many times. Their casts never deliver anything so shallow. Leading the charge on Nemo is Albert Brooks as Marlin. Adding to the cast are other great voice talents such as William Defoe as Gil

With Civil War being released to the home media format and the Captain America trilogy now complete, I decided that now is a good time to feud that trilogy against the Iron Man trilogy. What is the best? That's what we're here to talk about. Welcome to a new series on Dallin: Film Fanatic called Which Is Better. In it, I feud two films, franchises, or actors who played the same character against one another and only one can win. In this series you are very crucial. After this is finished, go to the comments and vote for the winner. After a few weeks or so I'll calculate the results and announce the victor. To give you my winner, I will divide this feud into five rounds. Comic continuity will not be included in this battle. I will be strictly be sticking to what we see in the the Captain America films and the three Iron Man films. Anyways, the five rounds are. Cast, Effects, Action, Score, and Better Films. I urge you to think about SPOILERS, because this is very much a spoi