That's.. odd to say the least.
The '67 Casino Royale and Never Say Never Again were made by separate studios. Only EON's Bond films are considered "official."
That's.. odd to say the least.
Quoting myself to say that this one has it's own thread, for anyone interested.
For those recently arrived to this thread:
There's a imgur gallery with almost all the lists, if somebody has it please post.
YESSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!
2014's best movie Winter Soldier starring my fave Chris Evans tops the box office 3rd week in a row!
http://news.moviefone.com/2014/04/20/weekend-box-office-captain-america-the-winter-soldier/
Yeah. It's hard for me to know how I would have responded had I not known, but all the Bucky material pre-reveal combined with keeping the Soldier's face hidden was less than subtle. But I heard gasps, I tell ya.
YESSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!
2014's best movie Winter Soldier starring my fave Chris Evans tops the box office 3rd week in a row!
http://news.moviefone.com/2014/04/20/weekend-box-office-captain-america-the-winter-soldier/
good work soldier
What results would give us a final justice?BOX OFFICE
One, Two, Three weeks in a row.
What results would give us a final justice?
Why was that guy allowed to fill the candy machine in a hospital where a high ranking official was being treated after an assination attempt. Am I the only person in the world bothered by this?
Few more days and it will beat Thor 2's domestic take. Then the only ones ahead of it are the Ironman films (and Avengers).
Another $200m to top Ironman 3.
Another $100m to top Ironman 1/2
So do we have any thoughts on who the valedictorian from Iowa City is? Amadeus Cho?
And who is the mystery person from Cairo?
X-men first class did pretty bad.
Someone at my 1st screening went "No way!". Some people at my 2nd screening were gasping when he was revealed.
In some ways, I wish I was them. It must be a nice surprise to not know about it until the reveal.
What are 2,3, and 6?
1 Stark, 4 Stark, 5 Doctor, 7 Bru, 8 The Man, 9 Avengers, 10 Crossbones
Just did my second showing. The stand down scene gave me chills again. As did WS's theme/scene. This movie is the shit.
I found Zola much more surprising. Probably because I'm a comic reader. I was surprised they actually had the guts to do video screen Zola.
Winter Soldier I obviously knew before the movie was announced because...well...I read comics. It was still cool to see how they handled it, though.
That shot of when he lands right in front of the camera. Gawd daym Cap!
This is probably why I loved the Zola reveal so much. For comic readers there wasn't that "OH SHIT" moment with Bucky's reveal. But I genuinely did not see Zola coming, and they worked in his reveal in a way which made total sense in the context of the MCU. It was equal parts shocking, chilling and satisfying.
And while it was a neat twist for movie-only viewers to see "that one evil doctor from the first movie" show up again, it probably had a greater impact on those who knew all along who Zola was and would become.
This is probably why I loved the Zola reveal so much. For comic readers there wasn't that "OH SHIT" moment with Bucky's reveal. But I genuinely did not see Zola coming, and they worked in his reveal in a way which made total sense in the context of the MCU. It was equal parts shocking, chilling and satisfying.
And while it was a neat twist for movie-only viewers to see "that one evil doctor from the first movie" show up again, it probably had a greater impact on those who knew all along who Zola was and would become.
Heh, that's cool. I think the literal out-of-place direction of that delivery was brilliant though; all that action only to end with someone literally confused-as-fuck.
Loved how this scene transferred to the movie.
Well I ended up seeing this movie and I don't know why everyone I know was hyping it. I thought Avengers and Thor 2 were both better. The movie felt very "safe", even for a marvel iteration. Probably won't be seeing another CA movie. I feel like not much of significance was lost or gained throughout the movie. His character is really uninteresting to me. Then again, I never read the comic books.
Well I ended up seeing this movie and I don't know why everyone I know was hyping it. I thought Avengers and Thor 2 were both better. The movie felt very "safe", even for a marvel iteration. Probably won't be seeing another CA movie. I feel like not much of significance was lost or gained throughout the movie. His character is really uninteresting to me. Then again, I never read the comic books.
Did we watch the same movie? S.H.I.E.L.D. is no more, this changes everything within the MCU
Well I ended up seeing this movie and I don't know why everyone I know was hyping it. I thought Avengers and Thor 2 were both better. The movie felt very "safe", even for a marvel iteration. Probably won't be seeing another CA movie. I feel like not much of significance was lost or gained throughout the movie. His character is really uninteresting to me. Then again, I never read the comic books.
That's official? because it's beautiful and I need it
This was fast.
This is probably why I loved the Zola reveal so much. For comic readers there wasn't that "OH SHIT" moment with Bucky's reveal. But I genuinely did not see Zola coming, and they worked in his reveal in a way which made total sense in the context of the MCU. It was equal parts shocking, chilling and satisfying.
And while it was a neat twist for movie-only viewers to see "that one evil doctor from the first movie" show up again, it probably had a greater impact on those who knew all along who Zola was and would become.
You didn't actually watch the movie did you?
I can't imagine anyone thinking Thor 2 was better than this either.
Because all of SHIELD being dismantled, Nick Fury going into hiding, and the return of Hydra as a major player are not significant to the chronology of future MCU movies.
...okay.