that the agent guy (Phil? I am bad with names in this) would turn out not to be dead, and that Fury was just letting the gang believe he was so that they would get Avengeful. Especially after the 'those cards were in his locker' bit.
that the agent guy (Phil? I am bad with names in this) would turn out not to be dead, and that Fury was just letting the gang believe he was so that they would get Avengeful. Especially after the 'those cards were in his locker' bit.
she does nothing other than be a pretty face to speak as the voice for everybody in NYC
she isn't going to become a secret agent and also change her name from Beth
She was Carter in the film during a Cap sub-plot. That got dumped for messing up the movie's tone. The 30 minutes of footage will be shown on the dvd IIRC. It's for the best, I want to see Amanda Rightetti reprising her role officially as Sharon Carter in Cap 2.
It got worse after that. It's like they're living a bizarre alternate reality where the Avengers are fascists. The comment where they describe what happens to all the Avengers under Obama takes the crazy cake.
My step-mother was one of those odd people who thought it was HILARIOUS when Hulk picked up Loki and slammed him around on the ground. Like, the theater erupted in laughter. I told her that I thought it was disturbing that everyone was laughing at a dude getting savagely beaten.
I mean, yeah, beat the shit out of Loki, he pretty much deserves it, but I don't see how it was as side-splittingly funny as the rest of the theater did. She related our conversation about that to her brother when we got home, and he told me, with anger in his voice, that I "read too much liberal bullshit."
Then he started talking about how that's what the american people want to do all these dictators. The man watches way too much Fox News.
Movie was super great though.
About 5 or 10 minutes in, I thought to myself after listening to a pithy one-liner or two "Oh yeeeah, Whedon did this."
Also, I don't dig the whole Cinema Cafe idea. I want to focus on a movie I see in a theater, and I want to focus on a meal in a restaurant, I don't want to split my attention between the two. Regular theaters for me from now on!
Munkus BeaverYou don't have to attend every argument you are invited to.Philosophy: Stoicism. Politics: Democratic SocialistRegistered User, ClubPAregular
Nah, that scene was awesome.
Humor can be dissected as a frog can, but dies in the process.
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LET'S READ ENTIRELY TOO MUCH INTO WHAT IS ESSENTIALLY AN AWESOME ACTION FLICK BECAUSE WE ARE TOO LAZY TO ACTUALLY CONTRIBUTE ANYTHING OF ANY REAL VALUE TO THE SOCIETY ABOUT WHICH WE ARE BITCHING
My step-mother was one of those odd people who thought it was HILARIOUS when Hulk picked up Loki and slammed him around on the ground. Like, the theater erupted in laughter. I told her that I thought it was disturbing that everyone was laughing at a dude getting savagely beaten.
I mean, yeah, beat the shit out of Loki, he pretty much deserves it, but I don't see how it was as side-splittingly funny as the rest of the theater did. She related our conversation about that to her brother when we got home, and he told me, with anger in his voice, that I "read too much liberal bullshit."
Then he started talking about how that's what the american people want to do all these dictators. The man watches way too much Fox News.
To be fair, you completely missed the comedy cue in that scene. Everyone else saw it and picked up on it; you did not.
HINT: it was not funny just because a dude was being savagely beaten.
LET'S READ ENTIRELY TOO MUCH INTO WHAT IS ESSENTIALLY AN AWESOME ACTION FLICK BECAUSE WE ARE TOO LAZY TO ACTUALLY CONTRIBUTE ANYTHING OF ANY REAL VALUE TO THE SOCIETY ABOUT WHICH WE ARE BITCHING
Ugh, do we have to?
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Heroes for Hire movie right now please and thanks.
LET'S READ ENTIRELY TOO MUCH INTO WHAT IS ESSENTIALLY AN AWESOME ACTION FLICK BECAUSE WE ARE TOO LAZY TO ACTUALLY CONTRIBUTE ANYTHING OF ANY REAL VALUE TO THE SOCIETY ABOUT WHICH WE ARE BITCHING
Yeah, finding that scene to be awesome and hilarious is what normal, healthy people do.
Getting disturbed by it means you might be humanizing the immortal, alien murderer a bit too much. It didn't even knock him out or anything, just made him hurt all over and probably disoriented him pretty decently.
He wasn't even bleeding!
Your step-uncle is a goose but you need to unclench that butt a little bit the next time you see a super-hero action movie if that's the reaction you have to a villain's monologue getting interrupted by him getting cartoonish, a pro-wrestler-style beatdown.
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I mean, it's possible
He died in Hulk's film.
I don't think they directly state that
I thought he was just hospitalized?
Let's get angry.
http://www.glennbeck.com/2012/05/07/glenn-beck-movie-reviews-the-avengers/
Almost all of the recent Marvel movies (especially the ones for the characters in the Avengers) have special bits for fans during the credits.
Just so you know!
aka look at me
WHY DID I READ THE COMMENTS HOLY SHIT
hahahahaha
I'm not linking it because fuck it all to hell.
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now I must avenger you
I bet that is exactly what Mr Whedon was going for too!
It got worse after that. It's like they're living a bizarre alternate reality where the Avengers are fascists. The comment where they describe what happens to all the Avengers under Obama takes the crazy cake.
Their designs are darker, their influence is greater, and their brand of evil is eviler.
Just saw Avengers tonight.
I mean, yeah, beat the shit out of Loki, he pretty much deserves it, but I don't see how it was as side-splittingly funny as the rest of the theater did. She related our conversation about that to her brother when we got home, and he told me, with anger in his voice, that I "read too much liberal bullshit."
Then he started talking about how that's what the american people want to do all these dictators. The man watches way too much Fox News.
Movie was super great though.
About 5 or 10 minutes in, I thought to myself after listening to a pithy one-liner or two "Oh yeeeah, Whedon did this."
Also, I don't dig the whole Cinema Cafe idea. I want to focus on a movie I see in a theater, and I want to focus on a meal in a restaurant, I don't want to split my attention between the two. Regular theaters for me from now on!
PS4:MrZoompants
To be fair, you completely missed the comedy cue in that scene. Everyone else saw it and picked up on it; you did not.
HINT: it was not funny just because a dude was being savagely beaten.
Ugh, do we have to?
Begin erecting your walls of text.
Work in some fanfiction, if you like.
He wasn't even bleeding!
Your step-uncle is a goose but you need to unclench that butt a little bit the next time you see a super-hero action movie if that's the reaction you have to a villain's monologue getting interrupted by him getting cartoonish, a pro-wrestler-style beatdown.