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Seriously, these Jessica Jokes trailers look amazing. I have a strong feeling that Krysten Ritter and David Tennant are going to blow people away even more so than Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio.
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Seriously, these Jessica Jokes trailers look amazing. I have a strong feeling that Krysten Ritter and David Tennant are going to blow people away even more so than Charlie Cox and Vincent D'Onofrio.
I was excited about Ritter being cast when I heard about it, loved her in Breaking Bad. She's earned her spot on that show by the trailers alone, and that's not easy after Daredevil this year.
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minor incidentexpert in a dying fieldnjRegistered Userregular
Yep. And after Gracepoint, I've been aching for more dark, dramatic roles for David Tennant. So excite.
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"So was I" was a heck of a line with a great delivery. First time I've felt a little bad for Tony, which is not something the source material ever accomplished.
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At this point, I'm looking forward more to the next Marvel Netflix series than the next Marvel movie. Jessica Jones was better than Daredevil, which was already pretty darn good.
"So was I" was a heck of a line with a great delivery. First time I've felt a little bad for Tony, which is not something the source material ever accomplished.
It's doubly impressive when you consider how little one-on-one screen time Tony and Steve have actually shared. I mean, there's chemistry there, and they're good in crowd scenes, but I can only think of two scenes, one from each movie, where they're by themselves talking.
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"So was I" was a heck of a line with a great delivery. First time I've felt a little bad for Tony, which is not something the source material ever accomplished.
It's doubly impressive when you consider how little one-on-one screen time Tony and Steve have actually shared. I mean, there's chemistry there, and they're good in crowd scenes, but I can only think of two scenes, one from each movie, where they're by themselves talking.
True, but they do at least have serious chemistry. The wood chopping scene was one of the best bits in Age of Ultron. The Tony/Steve interplay is part of what gives me hope for the movie adaptation being better than the comic.
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I really dig how they managed to make resident goofball Tony imposing in that trailer. The shot of him prying the elevator doors open feels almost like something from a horror movie.
There's something just off about the look, at least in that picture. Facial hair might be it. Or head hair may be a little short. There's just something hair related, is what I'm getting at.
His facial hair looks more like his face is dirty, not that he's got a beard or whatever style he's going for.
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I like the costume and think they nailed the look apart from, as others menrioned, the facial hair which is blonde for some reason so it looks like he dyed his hair black and white
His facial hair is really light, both colour/growth wise, so it looks kinda ratty. My experience with this is that I'd love to go the Frank Zappa route of facial hair, but my soul patch is way too light even if the rest is a darker brown and so it just looks off. Kinda surprised they bothered to go with the grey at the temples, it's seems unnecessary.
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I wish they'd just gone with a mustache, to distinguish his facial hair from Stark's.
I wish they'd just gone with a mustache, to distinguish his facial hair from Stark's.
Tony's goatee in the movies and more modern comics has always bugged me for this reason. I get that the original reference is increasingly lost on young readers/viewers, but I prefer Tony with just a well-kept mustache, as a nod to dear old Howard Hughes .. er, Stark.
The issue is that the original inspiration for Doctor Strange (I suspect; I don't know it like the Howard Hughes thing) also typically wore the same kind of mustache.
So he should have a nice beatnick Fu Manchu, to distinguish him. If Tony leaps past the Fu Manchu to a full goatee, then what the hell is Strange going to do? Wear a full-on Zak Brown beard?
Then what the hell is Thor going to do?! I say thee nay!
... Marvel needs an in-house Mustache Continuity Editor is what I'm saying.
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They had to deal with a trademark lawsuit over the briefcase packaging which caused major delays.
That looks pretty awesome.
I'm hoping:
Ah! I see.
Why I fear the ocean.
From reviews of the pilot that's exactly what it is.
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After Daredevil, I think I'm looking forward to this more than Avengers 2.
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I was excited about Ritter being cast when I heard about it, loved her in Breaking Bad. She's earned her spot on that show by the trailers alone, and that's not easy after Daredevil this year.
Tennant's going to be awesome.
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It's doubly impressive when you consider how little one-on-one screen time Tony and Steve have actually shared. I mean, there's chemistry there, and they're good in crowd scenes, but I can only think of two scenes, one from each movie, where they're by themselves talking.
True, but they do at least have serious chemistry. The wood chopping scene was one of the best bits in Age of Ultron. The Tony/Steve interplay is part of what gives me hope for the movie adaptation being better than the comic.
I'm sure it looks fine on film.
Tony's goatee in the movies and more modern comics has always bugged me for this reason. I get that the original reference is increasingly lost on young readers/viewers, but I prefer Tony with just a well-kept mustache, as a nod to dear old Howard Hughes .. er, Stark.
The issue is that the original inspiration for Doctor Strange (I suspect; I don't know it like the Howard Hughes thing) also typically wore the same kind of mustache.
So he should have a nice beatnick Fu Manchu, to distinguish him. If Tony leaps past the Fu Manchu to a full goatee, then what the hell is Strange going to do? Wear a full-on Zak Brown beard?
Then what the hell is Thor going to do?! I say thee nay!
... Marvel needs an in-house Mustache Continuity Editor is what I'm saying.
EDIT: Spoilered for size of faces and face hair.
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