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Banned
SO.
MUCH.
COLOR.
Also, poor Mantis relegated to background.
Spider-Man poster? You mean that Hot Toys shot of their Spidey figure?First a new Spider-Man: Homecoming poster, now a new GotG Vol. 2 poster.
Spider-Man poster? You mean that Hot Toys shot of their Spidey figure?
It's so colorful, I love it!
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I rewatched Ant-Man recently, and honestly, it's probably up there with Winter Soldier and Guardians of the Galaxy has one of my favorites. it's interesting because Ant-Man doesn't have the mind-blowing action or drama that the other two movies have, The plot, visuals (excepting the ant-sized scenes and the quantom realm)and action are fairly average for a blockbuster, but the thing that elevates it for me is Paul Rudd's performance, he manages to have entertaining interactions with just about everyone in the movie. the movie is probably best for me when it's just Rudd and Douglas playing off each other, they probably could have thrown in a 10 minute scene where their characters are baking a cake and it would have been great. Another area that the movie shines in is how quickly it sells you on his family, the first scene with Cassie and she is already one of the best parts of the movie, the movie gives brief, but effective, time to flesh out Cassie and her mom. Which make the 3rd act of the movie one of the best out all of the MCU films.
It'd probably get a little more traffic if people stopped making production threads for every individual Marvel thing and just posted that stuff here.
He has the lightning bolts. That's all I needed.Bryan Singer presents
THE INHUMANS
I agree, Ant-Man made me feel like a kid reading comics for the first time and in the theater I had the biggest smile on my face. Not everything needs to be black and grey doom and gloom.
I agree I kinda stop coming to this thread every now and then because there are so many fucking threads everywhere. I hope @duckroll just merges them all into this one. for better or worse the DC thread is ALWAYS active whereas I haven't been in this thread in a week... and there are barely any posts.
Bryan Singer presents
THE INHUMANS
The outfit needs something to break up all that black. If not white then grey like his current book design.
Inhumans wearing masks and costumes truly never made sense in the Comics.
First a new Spider-Man: Homecoming poster, now a new GotG Vol. 2 poster.
...where is that poster ?
Aren't those the people that made up a synopsis for a new (fake) X-Men film?This site is saying Captain Marvel begins production in January 2018. ¯_(ツ_/¯
http://myentertainmentworld.com/feature-films/
So I'm watching this animated clip of the Avengers vs. Thanos and I get to the ending and I laughed for three or four straight minutes. I don't think I've ever laughed this hard for this long. I'm afraid someone is going to find me and have me committed.
So I'm watching this animated clip of the Avengers vs. Thanos and I get to the ending and I laughed for three or four straight minutes. I don't think I've ever laughed this hard for this long. I'm afraid someone is going to find me and have me committed.
Given they seem to be bringing back X-Men books and are letting Fox make X-Men TV shows
Does anyone think there's a possibility Marvel/Disney got something in exchange from Fox? Namely, the Fantastic 4?
This site is saying Captain Marvel begins production in January 2018. ¯\_(ツ_/¯
http://myentertainmentworld.com/feature-films/
Inhumans wearing masks and costumes truly never made sense in the Comics.
So much of it feels familiar from many other recent superhero tales — Batman Begins, Doctor Strange, even a bit of Iron Man and Arrow — and the story the series has thus far offered in its first six episodes does little to shake up that well-worn formula.
The latter of these first six episodes eventually brings in more comic book-y and fun elements, but Iron Fist is thus far the weakest of the Marvel-Netflix series.
Marvel's Iron Fist starts off sluggishly, seeming far more like a soap opera than a superhero series, complete with bland, pretty, rich people sneering and scheming over family fortunes.
”If you want to see the truth, then hold no opinions," Rand intones at one point. Well, it's part of this gig to issue assessments, and the truth is, ”Iron Fist" is as disposable as aluminum foil.
Through six episodes, in addition to failing to introduce a main character I care about at all, Iron Fist hasn't given me any season-long arc/objective that I could describe for you, much less one I'm curious to see resolved — and that's before it hits that wall between episodes 7 and 12 that none of the Marvel shows has been immune to.