I don't like War Machine. It's super ugly.
If Rhodey is back, it better be as Iron Patriot.
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I don't like War Machine. It's super ugly.
If Rhodey is back, it better be as Iron Patriot.
As far as I remember from the comic prequels it's a miniaturized version of the Sonic Stark tech that the US Gov' used against Hulk.Both outfits look awesome. I am just happy he is coming out in any capacity. I wouldn't mind seeing the Patriot armor again though. We never did get to see what that canon on his back in action.
How do we know this scene is from after?
That could be the Ultron-bot before it gets up and messes up the party. I mean, nobody in this scene looks like they've just been through a tough fight with robots.
I'm thinking this would be before the party scene when everyone's still somber from the starting fight and Scarlet Witch stuff. Then the party scene itself is more fun because, presumably, there's been a lot of alcohol involved.
I dunno, that Ultron bot also only looks about as destroyed as it does when it crashes the party.
Using the first Avengers figures and custom Maximoff figs. Just wait til April for a more accurate one. Still cool.
Cute, but Wanda and Pietro could use some work. XD
Two football teams will play each other and over 100 million people will watch.Are we expecting something to happen during Superbowl today?
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War Machine would have been really effective during the Battle Of New York.
Didn't they officially give a reason for him to be absent via a comic or something?
You're right, that was indeed a great read. Thanks for posting it.
Do we even know if disney got ad space for tonight? (I secretly want it to be 4 spaces for IO, AOU, TFA, and AntMan)
Yeah they did but I just mean with his huge arsenal of weapons he would have been a great help.
They didn't buy any ad space apparently.
The comic-book reason made no sense before, or after, Iron Man 3 came out. That and Avengers Assemble not being said still bug the shit out of me.
Yeah, and why arent the Avengers teaming up 24/7 in every solomovie? It would be more effective when everyone whould show up all the time!
lolIn terms of in-universe logic, it makes no sense for Stark/Cap to have their lives ruined and nobody gives a shit. Or for terrorists to kidnap The President, and Shield to provide no aid. Or for the Vice President to be part of a terrorist group WHILE fucking Hydra has infiltrated nearly every aspect of American society.
The same shit is true of comics of course, but the films had a chance to have continuity that made sense. And instead just shrug off Cap/Widow not attempting to ask any other Avengers for help.
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Just wait for the very same posters to be fine with how DC/WB handles their continuity.
I hope you don't get pissy when Superman doesn't spend his lunch break on a random Tuesday at The Daily Planet cleaning up Gotham City.
to be fair, thor 2 set up something at the end that might have big implications in the future, although it probably wont play a big factor until phase 3.The whole point of a 'shared universe' is repercussions that resonate worldwide. For example:
Captain America sees Red Skull steal the Tesseract from where Asgardians hid it. It lands in Shield's hands. They build super weapons using it. Howard Stark uses it to theorise a new element which, when actualised, saves his sons life. In turn Tony is still alive in The Avengers and befriends The Hulk, which turns the tide against an invading Alien menace.
THAT is excellent continuity. It builds and builds and has pay-off.
Well done to Marvel Studios there. Everything in Phase One builds to The Avengers and has decent pay-off. Even if I dislike The Avengers as a film, I admire what it does. The problem is Phase Two seems unconnected, and save for Captain America: TWS there's no sense of universe wide forward momentum or characters interacting. People could skip the next batch of films, watch AOU, and miss nothing except Shield being dismantled (or not as Agents of Shield posits.)
It's telling that the best MCU film from Phase 2 is the one that has two Avengers in it and drives the MCU forward in terms of world building.
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In terms of in-universe logic, it makes no sense for Stark/Cap to have their lives ruined and nobody gives a shit. Or for terrorists to kidnap The President, and Shield to provide no aid. Or for the Vice President to be part of a terrorist group WHILE fucking Hydra has infiltrated nearly every aspect of American society.
The same shit is true of comics of course, but the films had a chance to have continuity that made sense. And instead just shrug off Cap/Widow not attempting to ask any other Avengers for help.
I hope you don't get pissy when Superman doesn't spend his lunch break on a random Tuesday at The Daily Planet cleaning up Gotham City.
Yeah, and why arent the Avengers teaming up 24/7 in every solomovie? It would be more effective when everyone whould show up all the time!
Real life logic dictates that they aren't able to do this. However, I have a problem with it in the sense that the stakes were raised in all of the solo movies post-Avengers. It doesn't make sense for the Avengers to have not intervened in things like Malekith trying to destroy the entire universe or Hydra trying to take over the entire world and kill them all.
Malekith's invasion into Earth lasted literally minutes, and no one would have even heard of Hydra doing something bad until well after the fact. We know that those three Helicarriers going into the sky means bad shit's about to happen, but it wouldn't look out of the ordinary to anyone else (right up until they start firing at least, shortly after which they go do anyway).
Malekith's invasion into Earth lasted literally minutes, and no one would have even heard of Hydra doing something bad until well after the fact. We know that those three Helicarriers going into the sky means bad shit's about to happen, but it wouldn't look out of the ordinary to anyone else (right up until they start firing at least, shortly after which they go do anyway).
I could of sworn the reason they gave in movie was because all their old friends were being watched by Hydra in case Steve/Nat contacted them the only reason they manage to contact Falcon was because he wasn't on Hydra's hit list at the time,Well, yeah, we know that, and a random civilian would have probably thought that too, but the plot of TWS takes place over several days: once captain america became aware that hydra was still alive and kicking, they could have at least dropped stark and banner an email, or something. Once it got to the point where they apparently had met Fury again underground, there really is no in universe excuse. Lord knows they have to be at least as trustworthy as Black Widow or a random guy Steve met while out running.
The real reasons they aren't involved are a) money/real life and b) to keep the plots interesting. Banner could easily have torn the three helicarriers to shreds, or Iron man could have flown/shot straight through the glass barriers and had them offline in a fraction of the time, but that wouldn't have been nearly as fun to watch.
I could of sworn the reason they gave in movie was because all their old friends were being watched by Hydra in case Steve/Nat contacted them the only reason they manage to contact Falcon was because he wasn't on Hydra's hit list at the time,
I could of sworn the reason they gave in movie was because all their old friends were being watched by Hydra in case Steve/Nat contacted them the only reason they manage to contact Falcon was because he wasn't on Hydra's hit list at the time,
I could of sworn the reason they gave in movie was because all their old friends were being watched by Hydra in case Steve/Nat contacted them the only reason they manage to contact Falcon was because he wasn't on Hydra's hit list at the time,
But it is the reason why they didn't contact them. May not be good enough for you but it is the reason. So what exactly are you arguing about? That they didn't try hard enough?Even if they said this, it's completely handwavey anyway. They couldn't keep tabs on Steve except when he plugged the thing in that lead them right to him. They could easily have dropped them an email while they were completely unwatched around at the computer store, Tony would have instantly read it (A man like him would always have a mobile device of some kind to inform him of incoming emails), and he would have been able to get into action in minutes. Given this is supposed to be a rather significant amount of time after iron man 3, he has to have at least one new suit up and running by this point.
And of course, there's nothing they could do to stop banner under any circumstance anyway.