Escape Goat
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Seems like it would be unneeded scene. I think it works just fine just mentioning Odin worked his mojo.
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Seems like it would be unneeded scene. I think it works just fine just mentioning Odin worked his mojo.
Good Job Bob
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I am still a bit worried that the classic Marvel Studios coldness might infect the film.
When Iron Man 3 pulls in 800M+ WW I won't be claiming it's all because of Shane Black, because it won't be.
As he should be. But who, after almost all other heroes of the universe fall before Thanos's might, faces the mad Titan like a boss?
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America! Fuck Yeah!
Read that last night. Such a hype moment.
PhoncipleBone
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Just finished my re-read of it yesterday. First time in about 15 years. I have to say, it was more awesome as an adult than it was as a teenager. And worse as well. But that moment is still one of the most badass moments Cap has ever had. Even after Thanos
breaks the shield, Cap just stands up with a "Is that it? Pussy!" look on his face.
Appetizers before the main course.
So bummed that I missed the post-post-credits scene. 
Some guys behind me were saying "it's not over yet" but I left after the Thanos scene because I thought they were full of it. Should really pay attention to nerds.
Anyway, that was one of the most entertaining movies I've ever seen. I haven't had this post-movie euphoria in years, but ever since I got back from the theatre I've found myself grinning every time I think about it. Loved every minute of it and can't wait to see it again.
Some guys behind me were saying "it's not over yet" but I left after the Thanos scene because I thought they were full of it. Should really pay attention to nerds.Anyway, that was one of the most entertaining movies I've ever seen. I haven't had this post-movie euphoria in years, but ever since I got back from the theatre I've found myself grinning every time I think about it. Loved every minute of it and can't wait to see it again.
Jake Tower
Banned
Do you even like Marvel?
PhoncipleBone
Banned
Gotta have that build up. The build up over five movies before Avengers just made it that much sweeter. It makes it seem like more of an event.
mysteriousmage09
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As he should be. But who, after almost all other heroes of the universe fall before Thanos's might, faces the mad Titan like a boss?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C5T4qKMz8z4
Jake Tower
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Speaking of which, I have the hunch that that scene was not filmed to be an actual scene but something filmed while the actors were taking a break, and a 'reference' to it inserted earlier.
Or maybe I'm nuts.
The Broken Ska Record
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One of the actors mentioned filming a secret scene for the US audiences a few weeks before the US release.
Raging Spaniard
If they are Dutch, upright and breathing they are more racist than your favorite player
As he should be. But who, after almost all other heroes of the universe fall before Thanos's might, faces the mad Titan like a boss?
Thats some selective paneling
He isnt so boss in the next pageXiaNaphryz
LATIN, MATRIPEDICABUS, DO YOU SPEAK IT
They filmed it immediately after the premiere if I remember right.
You're nuts. They were brought back together after the premiere and shot that scene. Chris Evans is covering his face with a prosthetic and his hand to hide his full beard.
PhoncipleBone
Banned
Thats some selective paneling
(page of Silver Surfer speeding to stop Thanos as Cap stands up to take his death like a man)
Almost every hero in the universe is dead at his feet, but Cap does not flinch. He keeps fighting against the mad god like being. And Cap is not above sucker punching Thanos either.
Winnie the Pimp
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So bummed that I missed the post-post-credits scene.
Anyway, that was one of the most entertaining movies I've ever seen. I haven't had this post-movie euphoria in years, but ever since I got back from the theatre I've found myself grinning every time I think about it. Loved every minute of it and can't wait to see it again.
wait it WAS over at my cinema WTF??
I specifically waited until the last credit rolled down the screen, then there was some green screen and it was DONE, the lights turned on, everyone left and NOTHING happened...
Did my theater screw me out of a post post credit scene?
what was it anyway?
ViewtifulJC
Banned
Yo, Thanos just broke Cap's shield with a pimp slap.
Jake Tower
Banned
Ah. That was part of my theory. Cap's posture didn't make any sense to me, so I thought it was an onset lunch while someone rolled camera.
I didn't get to see it the first time, and after the second time waiting to the end, my friend and I went and had lunch at a Greek restaurant.
Jake Tower
Banned
Infinity Gauntlet.
Keep posting panels and show how stupidly Thanos loses it to Nebula.
PhoncipleBone
Banned
Because that is what Thanos does. At least with the Infinity Gauntlet. He is essentially God with it.
Yes, Cap lost. HARDCORE. But what makes it so badass is the fact that Cap stands up to essentially the lord of all reality and tells him he will not back down. He fights until there is nothing left. He will never back down. (Except for the end of Civil War where he gets dragged away crying like a little bitch after he handed Iron Man his ass on a plate) And that is why Cap is the man.
Because Thanos wanted to lose it. As Adam Warlock told him:
Deep down, you know you are not worthy of it. And you always give us the means to stop you because you know you do not deserve that power.
wait it WAS over at my cinema WTF??
I specifically waited until the last credit rolled down the screen, then there was some green screen and it was DONE, the lights turned on, everyone left and NOTHING happened...
Did my theater screw me out of a post post credit scene?
what was it anyway?
Are you in the UK by any chance? I think it premiered over there a bit earlier minus the scene, so that could explain it. If not your theatre techs are just assfaces. :O
The scene was all of them sitting in a restaurant eating shawarma.
wait it WAS over at my cinema WTF??
I specifically waited until the last credit rolled down the screen, then there was some green screen and it was DONE, the lights turned on, everyone left and NOTHING happened...
Did my theater screw me out of a post post credit scene?
what was it anyway?
It was only in the US and Canada. Other countries didn't get it.
Winnie the Pimp
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wait it WAS over at my cinema WTF??
I specifically waited until the last credit rolled down the screen, then there was some green screen and it was DONE, the lights turned on, everyone left and NOTHING happened...
Did my theater screw me out of a post post credit scene?
what was it anyway?
edit: already answered.
Oh and why? Because AMERICA!
PhoncipleBone
Banned
Most of the world got it before 'Murica. So we got a nice little bonus for the wait.
Vermillion
Banned
Wait, Cap kicked IM's ass at the end of Civil War? How did this go down?
Freshmaker
I am Korean.
I think it was supposed to be Loki mojo at work though it wasn't explained well at all.
That, or the security guard telling Banner that the Hulk likely chose to land in a place where he wouldn't hurt anyone gave Banner the confidence to Hulk up. Meh.
Didn't like how they handled that. Last Hulk movie implied he had managed to get control over that. In the Avengers, he's shooting himself in the head to let the emo out and crabbing about he's a liability.
Also, why did the Hulk have belly fat? That was weird.
StarCreator
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Got back from my second viewing a couple hours ago. Same theater, 2D digital once again. Another full house (some guy walked in before previews started, saw the seats almost entirely full, and exclaimed "but it's Sunday night!") but a lot less laugh prone than my opening weekend viewing. I got the feeling I was just one of many repeat viewers.
I think the second viewing just solidifies my initial impression that it's a very enjoyable movie, but not quite up to the first Iron Man. It's very solidly second place in all the recent Marvel movies in my mind. Absolutely nothing in the movie got any reaction out of me (even the Loki ragdolling) on the repeat viewing, something that was not true when I rewatched Iron Man.
Lot of credit to this thread for pointing out things to watch for on the repeat viewing, though. And I did get to see the helicarrier lift off and why Loki had forced a crowd of Germans to kneel before him - these were scenes I missed the first time around because of the food truck event in DC I had gone to prior to seeing it.
I'm not looking forward to this at all actually - something about the way Loki's ragdoll moves when the Hulk pauses catches my eye every time.
I think the second viewing just solidifies my initial impression that it's a very enjoyable movie, but not quite up to the first Iron Man. It's very solidly second place in all the recent Marvel movies in my mind. Absolutely nothing in the movie got any reaction out of me (even the Loki ragdolling) on the repeat viewing, something that was not true when I rewatched Iron Man.
Lot of credit to this thread for pointing out things to watch for on the repeat viewing, though. And I did get to see the helicarrier lift off and why Loki had forced a crowd of Germans to kneel before him - these were scenes I missed the first time around because of the food truck event in DC I had gone to prior to seeing it.
Wait until you can frame by frame it at full resolution. ;P
Sometimes I'm surprised people get any work done at the office.
I'm not looking forward to this at all actually - something about the way Loki's ragdoll moves when the Hulk pauses catches my eye every time.
Jake Tower
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Yup. I know. Thanos is both badass, and lame.
HomerSimpson-Man
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That was a deleted scene in The Incredible Hulk, you essentially find that Bruce is right, you can't simply shoot Banner thinking it will kill him in regular form, his other half won't let him die.
It's also reinforced in the climax of The incredible Hulk. He drops from the helicopter and transforms during impact with the ground.
Voluntary transformation gives Banner more control over Hulk. Involuntary transformation due to stress, anxiety, anger, etc. is a complete crapshoot. It's not implied very well in the movie. And I'm pretty sure the bullet to the mouth was before the events of The Incredible Hulk, but I could be wrong on that.
I don't know. I liked Cap being the only hero to realize that all the heroes scrapping in the middle of the street wasn't doing anyone any favors.
It's a deleted scene, but I'm not sure what the part of the movie it was intended for. Marvel felt it was too graphic.
PhoncipleBone
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That aspect was in character, but the crying and being hauled away just pissed me off. At least he put Tony in his place at the end of it.
...I have some bad news. Also I don't like your analysis of it at all.
PhoncipleBone
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Cannot find scans of the fight, but Cap just would not stop until Stark was beaten.
I hated Civil War. It destroyed Iron Man for me. I only see Tony Stark as a complete asshole and traitor to his friends after it.
Question about the scene at the end of the movie where Loki gets up only to have the entire Avengers team staring him down, Hawkeye arrow in his face and all.
Was that shot later on after the film was almost done? Chris Evans looked CG and just about everybody else, something wasn't right about it.
Was that shot later on after the film was almost done? Chris Evans looked CG and just about everybody else, something wasn't right about it.
XiaNaphryz
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Jake Tower
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Ditto for Reed Richards, though maybe that's closer to what he's always been.
Who did the hulk kill?
Have you seen the Civil war: confession and casualties of war?
I actually think both of them have a reason to insist to the last.
And it just reminds how bad I feel about civil war. I need to read some avengers prime to recover....
Hey, no one's saying Tony didn't have a good argument. But that kinda gets lost in all the superhero extra-dimensional internement camp, murderous Thor clone, giving Spider-Man armor under the guise of friendship only to bug the thing to hell and back (real dick move considering Spidey publicly revealed his identity to help Tony's case, causing himself and his family tons of distress), and working with the fucking Thunderbolts over Captain America.
That was Round One. In the rematch...
That was Round One. In the rematch...
Freshmaker
I am Korean.
At least he didn't turn into Joe Fixit.
Civil war pretty much made Iron Man look like a joke. Spiderman practically destroyed him at one point. Yet Spiderman only managed a stalemate with Cap. (Which is bullshit.)
Yeah rip apart the Superman analog, barely hold your own vs a guy with none of the speed, strength, or agility. The guy who probably couldn't actually hurt Spidey with a punch since Spidey's muscles are extremely dense etc...
Nah on that we can agree. Tony believes ends justify means, but in the end there are no ends and the means become horrible.
So Marvel studios please just leave civil war alone forever, don't touch it... just don't.
Affeinvasion
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You think that's bad? It's called civil war and the first guy to die is Black.
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