[Iron Man 3] is out now! Man of Steel coming soon.

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Phase 2 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe started with Iron Man 3 and continues with Thor: The Dark World in November. Captain America: The Winter Soldier is out next year, and Avengers 2: The Avengening is currently rumored to include Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch. In non-MCU Marvel stuff, The Wolverine is out this summer, and Amazing Spider-Man 2 is currently shooting.

On the DC front, Man of Steel launches in June with a concerted push to create a similarly cohesive film universe. Rumors of a Justice League movie still get swatted back and forth, but nothing concrete has emerged.

All in all, it's a good time to like superheroes and the movies they're in. Lets talk about them.

Grey Ghost

I really wish the big cool holy shit moment of Iron Man 3 hadn't been prominently featured in the last trailer

chiasaur11

Grey Ghost wrote: »

I really wish the big cool holy shit moment of Iron Man 3 hadn't been prominently featured in the last trailer

Yeah.

But on the other hand?

The lies made up for it. So many lies.

NeoToma

Rorus Raz wrote:

Pokemon gameRap based on Stark's suits.

GOTTA CATCH 'EM ALL

Sneak Suit, Nightclub, Heartbreaker, Python:whistle:
Casanova, Blue Steel, Bones and Flygon :whistle:

PaperLuigi44

Saw the Lone Ranger trailer brought up in the last thread. All I can muster up to say about it is a incredulous 'yeaaaaaaaah'.

Marth

I'm sure people have gone over this many times, but I don't know if I want to see Man of Steel. The idea of a really dark, gritty Superman doesn't appeal to me at all.

Lost Salient

I just got done seeing IM3

I am... thinking about how I liked it

DrIanMalcolm

I wasn't really a fan of the Iron Man theme until the credits
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Vvd_VqXJkI
God I loved that credit sequence

PaperLuigi44

Marth wrote: »

I'm sure people have gone over this many times, but I don't know if I want to see Man of Steel. The idea of a really dark, gritty Superman doesn't appeal to me at all.

The movie isn't out yet, calling it dark and gritty is premature.

Dragkonias

And from what I've seen from most of the interviews I don't think they're going for dark n' gritty.

Dichotomy

god damn that iron man 3 theme

Marth

PaperLuigi44 wrote: »

Marth wrote: »

I'm sure people have gone over this many times, but I don't know if I want to see Man of Steel. The idea of a really dark, gritty Superman doesn't appeal to me at all.

The movie isn't out yet, calling it dark and gritty is premature.

Well then I will have to see it for myself.

Kilroy

PaperLuigi44 wrote: »

Saw the Lone Ranger trailer brought up in the last thread. All I can muster up to say about it is a incredulous 'yeaaaaaaaah'.

if they had gotten an actual native american actor I would have gone to see it because I love silly westerns

but johnny depp in redface is not something I will ever give any of my dollars to

DrIanMalcolm

Also Guy Pearce is amazing

real spoilers

So I saw him do a Q&A for Lockout last year and when someone brought up Iron Man 3, he said that his role was really small and he was only in the movie as a bit player.

GUY PEARCE DOING THE LONG CON

PaperLuigi44

I mean, I'm going to wait on Man of Steel feedback since it isn't a must-see or me, but I'm hoping its good.

Marth

DrIanMalcolm wrote: »

I wasn't really a fan of the Iron Man theme until the credits
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Vvd_VqXJkI
God I loved that credit sequence

This credit sequence really complimented the tone of the movie.

PaperLuigi44

Ah so there is an Iron Man 3 soundtrack that just came out two days ago, dang it I was just at the store.

Sir Platypus

There is a certain LEGO set that is even more hilarious once you've seen the movie.

TrippyJing

When people in the theater started getting up and leaving as the credits started, I thought to myself, "Really? Haven't you all learned this by now?"

Weaver

oh man I was part of like thirty people fighting Venom on some Jersey dockyard

And now I've got to fight Taskmaster

I do wish the cap marvel costume for Carol made her hair more mohawk-ish

Sterica

TrippyJing wrote: »

When people in the theater started getting up and leaving as the credits started, I thought to myself, "Really? Haven't you all learned this by now?"

Yes, we've learned that sitting through ten minutes of credits for a clip that can be summarized in a single sentence on Wikipedia is a monumental waste of time.

Olivaw

Dichotomy wrote: »

god damn that iron man 3 theme

Yeah uh

I was gonna see this already

But hearing that would have sealed the deal regardless of what movie it was for

Antimatter

Rorus Raz wrote: »

TrippyJing wrote: »

When people in the theater started getting up and leaving as the credits started, I thought to myself, "Really? Haven't you all learned this by now?"

Yes, we've learned that sitting through ten minutes of credits for a clip that can be summarized in a single sentence on Wikipedia is a monumental waste of time.

Gatsby

I really fucking love the end credits sequence

Grey Ghost

Rorus Raz wrote: »

TrippyJing wrote: »

When people in the theater started getting up and leaving as the credits started, I thought to myself, "Really? Haven't you all learned this by now?"

Yes, we've learned that sitting through ten minutes of credits for a clip that can be summarized in a single sentence on Wikipedia is a monumental waste of time.

Busy man, huh

Huntera

I've been trained by marvel movies to wait until after the credits, like I saw the Hobbit and Skyfall and both times my dad was getting up to leave and I was like "what about the aft-...oh right not a marvel movie."

exist

Rorus Raz wrote: »

TrippyJing wrote: »

When people in the theater started getting up and leaving as the credits started, I thought to myself, "Really? Haven't you all learned this by now?"

Yes, we've learned that sitting through ten minutes of credits for a clip that can be summarized in a single sentence on Wikipedia is a monumental waste of time.

Why watch anything

chiasaur11

DrIanMalcolm wrote: »

Also Guy Pearce is amazing

real spoilers

So I saw him do a Q&A for Lockout last year and when someone brought up Iron Man 3, he said that his role was really small and he was only in the movie as a bit player.

GUY PEARCE DOING THE LONG CON

Ben Kingsley's stuff on the same note is LESS impressive, but still pretty great. All describing the psychology of the Mandarin, how he's this ex-CIA, ex-NIS, ex SOMETHING spook who got all into the art of war, and just became the ultimate terrorist.

I love this movie.

Kevin Crist

I sit through credits anyway.

PaperLuigi44

Oh no wait, the soundtrack that is available here is "Music inspired by the motion picture". My catchphrase nemesis.

NeoToma

I've grown to kind of love the credit roll talk with my friends

Crack jokes at the silly titles movie making people have
Discuss what we liked or didn't
Savor that movie afterglow

dspimoni

Rorus Raz wrote: »

TrippyJing wrote: »

When people in the theater started getting up and leaving as the credits started, I thought to myself, "Really? Haven't you all learned this by now?"

Yes, we've learned that sitting through ten minutes of credits for a clip that can be summarized in a single sentence on Wikipedia is a monumental waste of time.

Well, the thing at the end of the credits is a funny joke, not anything plot relevant. Plus, memorizing the names of everybody involved in the production is your duty as a moviegoer.

Kilroy

I always sit through the credits to savor the glorious surround sound

Artreus

Iron Man 3 was great.

I can't wait until it comes out on Blu Ray and I can actually see what happened because let me tell you

second row and way off to the side does not make for good 3D movie film viewing.

JayKaos

I feel like they could have made the credits shorter. Or put the post-credits in the middle like they did for Avengers. Shit took forever.

Gatsby

Once during the credits of Captain America, while chatting with my friend we overheard a couple of guys in front of us complaining how Cap is "too perfect" and that he "doesn't have any superpowers or shit".

I just kept thinking what fucking movie did you watch not five minutes ago

DrIanMalcolm

chiasaur11 wrote: »

DrIanMalcolm wrote: »

Also Guy Pearce is amazing

real spoilers

So I saw him do a Q&A for Lockout last year and when someone brought up Iron Man 3, he said that his role was really small and he was only in the movie as a bit player.

GUY PEARCE DOING THE LONG CON

Ben Kingsley's stuff on the same note is LESS impressive, but still pretty great. All describing the psychology of the Mandarin, how he's this ex-CIA, ex-NIS, ex SOMETHING spook who got all into the art of war, and just became the ultimate terrorist.

I love this movie.

I love that they set up Kingsley as the post-Nolan, modern blockbuster villain (terrorist tactics, over-affected vocal performance, overtly serious, etc.) and then completely turn it around

TrippyJing

I love the title of gangboss. I don't even know what a gangboss does when it comes to movies, I just love the name.

UnbreakableVow

Grey Ghost wrote: »

I really wish the big cool holy shit moment of Iron Man 3 hadn't been prominently featured in the last trailer

What was the big cool holy shit moment?

UnbreakableVow

Also I was really hoping the new thread title would be "Yo listen up, here's a story about [Iron Man 3]"

dspimoni

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