He didn't consider contacting him, it was a joke. And at the end of Ultron, Tony and Steve mentioned something about having no idea where Thor was going. I don't think they have a direct line to Asgard or any of the other realms.
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Captain America: Civil War SPOILER Thread - #TeamThanos
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Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
he was big buddies with Banner
Familienoberhauptvogel
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Pretty sure that was a PC
Falcon in general was awesome in street fights, less awesome in hero fights.
DrROBschiz
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Yup dont agree at all but respect your dissenting opinion
I actually have a criticism of my own nagging in the back of my head but i cant build it until i see it again and reflect a bit on it
Hawkeye seems pretty in-line to me based on the context established in MCU, as Tony pulled the rug from under them.
I thought he would be pro-Accords at 1st but I guess he owed Wanda.
shanafan
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The people behind us chuckled whenever that happened. It was like.. "LAGOS". Oh, I see it. What font size is that, 300?
Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
I really wouldn't say "realistic", it's just that in Marvel, every non-powered civilian is an asshole.
The resentment came out of nowhere though and he tries to act like he had a higher moral ground while suddenly acting like a kid.
I don't understand this line. How'd that help?
_Final_Phoenix_
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Thanks, I had just actually given up finding it!
It wasn't so much that he wasn't willing to commit to the punishment - he had to have known the side he picked would have the harder time. It was more that Tony, someone he grew to trust and respect, would take the path he chose, and then lock everyone up the way they were (Especially Scarlet Witch, he seems to treat her kind of like a younger sister, almost). As if Tony had betrayed everyone trapped in the Raft.
At least, that's how I viewed
BronsonLee
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Scott Lang is a P.A.L soccer bitch
shanafan
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I remember thinking before he said.. ok, what's he going to say? I chuckled because to me it made no sense
Cap vs Spidey was the moment that took me out. Cap had no idea how strong Peter was, and attempted to crush him. The Queens/Brooklyn exchange was great but still... Captain America tried to murder that child.
What's up with the Spider-Man projection at the end? There was a lot of dramatic music for what's basically just a logo.
We'll probably get that in a future season of Daredevil.
Is Homecoming already shooting? I wonder if that's actually a scene in Homecoming like how they threw a Civil War scene at the end of Ant-man.
At my (normal digital) screening I noticed ghosting in a lot of the action scenes in the first 2/3 of the film. Not sure if it was shitty projection but it was probably related to how the scenes were shot too. Watching it again this Saturday at a much better screen.
johnnydrama
Banned
Loved it. Easy 8.5/10. Black Panther is now my favorite MCU character, but man, Spider-Man felt shoehorned in. He felt so out of place in that fight. I'm sure he'd be fantastic in his solo movie, but I was quite underwhelmed by him, especially because he was the thing I was most looking forward to in this film.
Yeah, the shutter speed was probably different during filming.
_Final_Phoenix_
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Agreed, was really jarring, every time it happened. I would have liked a more subtle approach, like Winter Soldier (Though maybe that's the point? WS was a spy movie, it was subtle and included the longitude and latitude of each location, right? This is a more bombastic film, so they used massive, in-your-face bombastic font.....I guess? Either way, it was really jarring and strange imo)
DrROBschiz
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Yeah, I really liked the movie but one of my few issues with it was how terrible the Lagos fight scene was edited (and, to a lesser extent, the Vienna sequence). It felt super sped up and was cut together too quickly. The airport and final battle sequences felt like they were done by completely different people.
torre_avenue
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Well, realistic in the sense casualties happen when you pit heroes and villains. You can't escape it. People will crucify you for not being perfect, despite the fact you have an ethical dilemma every time you act. But yeah. Civilians are assholes.
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I don't believe so. They're probably in the thick of casting and will start filming by June/July.
"Hm, by his tug I assume this young boy could withstand being crushed by a few tons."
I don't know about "higher moral ground", he had an opinion / stance that he felt very strongly about.
Even Tony was taken aback by the bleak harshness of the Raft, and he himself put Wanda (whom Barton owed a debt) on house arrest.
edit: but it's good we disagree so much about this, that's the intent of the movie!
Familienoberhauptvogel
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Boss Doggie
all my loli wolf companions are so moe
I don't think Clint had interacted with Tony. Also Tony wasn't the one who locked them up, in fact he was against the whole ordeal.
I get what you mean, but more than half of the time it's really just Marvel civilians being assholes for no apparent reason.
Brian Fellows
Pete Carroll Owns Me
Sounds awesome. Can't wait to see it Sunday.
_Final_Phoenix_
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He did take some hits from Spidey, and must have seen what he can do against others. He had to have known from fighting him.
I have no idea. Could be a communicator. Might be an emergency help signal or something. Definitely a good way to accidently give his secret identity away.
They're still casting for that movie, iirc. This scene was specifically for the movie.
Good Guy Gone Bad
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Just saw it, really liked how it all came together. Seeing Spidey in there was amazing, and I loved the Ant Man cameo.
Garrett 2U
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I thought the movie was great.
With the amount of characters in the plot, I thought every one had a strong presence.
The Russo brothers did a phenomenal job in that regard.
With the amount of characters in the plot, I thought every one had a strong presence.
The Russo brothers did a phenomenal job in that regard.
I'm pretty sure Cap could tell how strong he was when Spidey kicked the shit out of him into one of the vehicles there first.
I kind of wish there was a Black Panther film prior, where Spidey was introduced here perfectly. Kind of that balance between light relief and Panther's stoic nature that needs to be explored more.
The last scene with the villain and Panther was legit though. Great villian arc of not going overboard with some garbage stock character.
The last scene with the villain and Panther was legit though. Great villian arc of not going overboard with some garbage stock character.
I noticed it at my viewing (3d ultra avx), a little distracting
_Final_Phoenix_
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They've definitely interacted, we just may not have always seen it. The mission to capture Strucker in the beginning of Ultron wasn't their second outing, they've had multiple (They mention that Hulk's "Lullaby" worked better now than all the other times they've tried it, they all work together as a team really well, and they're comfortable enough with each other to talk about their personal lives ("Where are Pepper and Jane?" in the party scene in Ultron) and make fun of each oth- I mean, Clint. Just Clint, really.)
And in their eyes, it didn't matter if Tony was against it (which they might not even have known). Both sides believe that the other side was responsible for tearing the Avengers apart.
My favorite single shot was Rhodes' descent, while Tony and Sam try to catch him. Brutal and beautiful. I wonder if this scene was meant to illustrate Sam's concern specifically, or if it was meant to convey that both sides of the group still cared about one another. Because Vision would have fucking toasted Sam if that beam connected. Until that point, very few of the Avengers seemed to have qualms about blowing their friends up. Superheroes, yadda yadda. But I don't think it's unfair to expect more from these movies.
I didn't like any of the fights here as much as the Winter Soldier street fight in TWS. Heavy effects-driven action doesn't do it for me anymore I guess. I thought the best scenes in Civil War were also the most quiet.
I didn't like any of the fights here as much as the Winter Soldier street fight in TWS. Heavy effects-driven action doesn't do it for me anymore I guess. I thought the best scenes in Civil War were also the most quiet.
That too. The point is, he had interacted with gum enough to get a rough idea of how strong he was.
Tatsumaki Senpuukyaku!
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When did Cap find out that Bucky killd Howard Stark?
Zola reveals it in WS. It's not explicitly stated outright, but Tony's parents are shown during the big SHIELD/HYDRA reveal.
It was hinted at in Winter Soldier when he talks to the Zola AI wasn't it?
I don't think it was on screen.
Or maybe this. My memory for specific details isn't great after 2 years.
When he was done punching people at the end of Winter Soldier, and sat down to finally read all the shit he had from Zola's USB and the files Black Widow's gave him.
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