It bothered me all night, but I remembered that's actually the Banana Splits theme song. By those same guys, though. I'm pretty sure it was the cover of it made for this Saturday Morning CD that came out back in the 90's. Which I think I still have...
After re-playing Ultimate Alliance and the X-Men Origins: Wolverine game the past few days, I really wish Marvel would take the money they'd put into their next few crappy animated movies and give it to Blur Studio to make a full CGI Marvel film. These guys make some slick CGI super-action. They are already making The Goon movie, hopefully that will get them noticed for bigger projects.
Haven't the said that they ditched the CG cinematics for the second one, in favor for cut scenes rendered by the actual graphics engine?
None of the trailers I've seen have had the cinematics, so yeah, probably. A different developer is making Ultimate Alliance 2. Using in-engine cut scenes is way, way cheaper, so it wouldn't surprise me.
Quality's not quite as good, but still excellent, and a movie (or a regular animated series *drool*) with this level of animation would be more than welcome, compared to the animated stuff Marvel's done so far.
Quality's not quite as good, but still excellent, and a movie (or a regular animated series *drool*) with this level of animation would be more than welcome, compared to the animated stuff Marvel's done so far.
Thats from a series of animated shorts that ran on Marvel.Com a while ago, but I don't think that was Blur, but that would make another good CGI movie or series.
If anybody saw the Star Wars: The Old Republic video from E3, that was blur as well. For a good laugh, check out this short video they did. Not for one of their comic book projects, but it's a Victorian era mech battle:
Ok what the fuck? How is that better than anything in Spider-man, Hulk or Iron Man films?
Nah, I'm saying there work in Marvel video games is better than the Marvel animated movies - Ultimate Avengers, animated Iron-Man, Dr. Strange, Hulk Vs., etc.
Ok what the fuck? How is that better than anything in Spider-man, Hulk or Iron Man films?
Nah, I'm saying there work in Marvel video games is better than the Marvel animated movies - Ultimate Avengers, animated Iron-Man, Dr. Strange, Hulk Vs., etc.
No, I'm saying its better than any of the fights in any of the live action movies. For one it actually fit the characters.
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That bit is really good but it ain't better than the films
Ok what the fuck? How is that better than anything in Spider-man, Hulk or Iron Man films?
Nah, I'm saying there work in Marvel video games is better than the Marvel animated movies - Ultimate Avengers, animated Iron-Man, Dr. Strange, Hulk Vs., etc.
No, I'm saying its better than any of the fights in any of the live action movies. For one it actually fit the characters.
darkwarrior you have said some wrong things before
Ok what the fuck? How is that better than anything in Spider-man, Hulk or Iron Man films?
Nah, I'm saying there work in Marvel video games is better than the Marvel animated movies - Ultimate Avengers, animated Iron-Man, Dr. Strange, Hulk Vs., etc.
No, I'm saying its better than any of the fights in any of the live action movies. For one it actually fit the characters.
darkwarrior you have said some wrong things before
but this is the wrongest
It had Iron Man doing stuff besides landing on the ground and just firing shit, had Spider-Man getting knocked into shit without just rolling it off and had Hulk smashing up something other than buildings and army vehicles. Win Win Win.
I really don't know how things like the train fight in Spider-Man 2 don't fit the characters. Or how Iron Man using state of the art weaponry on terrorists doesn't fit his character. Or seeing Hulk have a knock-down drag-out fight with a bigger "smarter" version of himself in the middle of a city doesn't fit...
seriously dark warrior it's like your post is predicated on not seeing the third act of any super hero movie ever
Hulks ending was a boring slug-fest with neither doing anything particularly special or unique that hadn't been done elsewhere in the film. Iron Man was a boring slug-fest with neither doing anything particularly special or unique that hadn't been done elsewhere in the film, isolated to a relatively small area of space. Spider-Man was a somewhat brutal slugfest following a decent though tame bridge scene. Can't really remember what happened in the train scene, some jumping and then a kick and then a tentacle punch and that was it.
3 had a decent moment in the last fight where Venom and Spider-Man are falling together fighting and Venom swings away at the last moment while SPider-Man smacks into the ground.
Then I think he rolled that off.
They need more formidable cannon-fodder, especially in a Hulk film.
The dialog in the trailer has me worried. It sounds like it was generated by ClicheMaker 2003. Which would be keeping in line with all the other Marvel DTVs.
seriously dark warrior it's like your post is predicated on not seeing the third act of any super hero movie ever
Hulks ending was a boring slug-fest with neither doing anything particularly special or unique that hadn't been done elsewhere in the film. Iron Man was a boring slug-fest with neither doing anything particularly special or unique that hadn't been done elsewhere in the film, isolated to a relatively small area of space. Spider-Man was a somewhat brutal slugfest following a decent though tame bridge scene. Can't really remember what happened in the train scene, some jumping and then a kick and then a tentacle punch and that was it.
3 had a decent moment in the last fight where Venom and Spider-Man are falling together fighting and Venom swings away at the last moment while SPider-Man smacks into the ground.
Then I think he rolled that off.
They need more formidable cannon-fodder, especially in a Hulk film.
What should he do in lieu of "rolling it off"? Would it make the climax of the movie better if he got shipped off to a hospital? Instead of end the fight would you rather the story became a touching tale of a now paraplegic Spider-Man?
seriously dark warrior it's like your post is predicated on not seeing the third act of any super hero movie ever
Hulks ending was a boring slug-fest with neither doing anything particularly special or unique that hadn't been done elsewhere in the film. Iron Man was a boring slug-fest with neither doing anything particularly special or unique that hadn't been done elsewhere in the film, isolated to a relatively small area of space. Spider-Man was a somewhat brutal slugfest following a decent though tame bridge scene. Can't really remember what happened in the train scene, some jumping and then a kick and then a tentacle punch and that was it.
3 had a decent moment in the last fight where Venom and Spider-Man are falling together fighting and Venom swings away at the last moment while SPider-Man smacks into the ground.
Then I think he rolled that off.
They need more formidable cannon-fodder, especially in a Hulk film.
What should he do in lieu of "rolling it off"? Would it make the climax of the movie better if he got shipped off to a hospital? Instead of end the fight would you rather the story became a touching tale of a now paraplegic Spider-Man?
I mean he doesn't even register it. Just bump, back up. He sells like a bad wrestler.
I prefer it when the impossible situations come after the big fights. Dark Knight did it, and Superman did it, but Spider-man fucked it up by doing the reverse.
I prefer it when the impossible situations come after the big fights. Dark Knight did it, and Superman did it, but Spider-man fucked it up by doing the reverse.
What do you mean by impossible situations?
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The dialog in the trailer has me worried. It sounds like it was generated by ClicheMaker 2003. Which would be keeping in line with all the other Marvel DTVs.
I don't know, it's been a while, but isn't it all pretty much verbatim from the comic? And Dr. Strange was a pretty good flick, and that's a Marvel thing
Oh, and what's this I hear about a Jonah Hex movie?
that train fight in spider-man 2 is still my favorite superhero movie fight scene
"You want him, you'll have to go through all of us!"
"Very well." FWOOSH
Thats the only truly great part of that film. No fucking about, hes a super villain, grandstanding doesnt count for shit against him, bam, out of the fucking way. Its what GG should have done to those punks on the bridge.
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Maybe that's why I enjoyed these clips, but not the book. The book took itself a bit too seriously for something so farcical.
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I did not even know that was a word. :oops:
do you not read Tycho's blog posts or what?
I also had that Saturday Morning CD. It was really fucking good.
Giiiiiigaaaaannnntooooorrrrr
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None of the trailers I've seen have had the cinematics, so yeah, probably. A different developer is making Ultimate Alliance 2. Using in-engine cut scenes is way, way cheaper, so it wouldn't surprise me.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uM9qA_OnXXY&feature=fvw
Quality's not quite as good, but still excellent, and a movie (or a regular animated series *drool*) with this level of animation would be more than welcome, compared to the animated stuff Marvel's done so far.
Thats from a series of animated shorts that ran on Marvel.Com a while ago, but I don't think that was Blur, but that would make another good CGI movie or series.
If anybody saw the Star Wars: The Old Republic video from E3, that was blur as well. For a good laugh, check out this short video they did. Not for one of their comic book projects, but it's a Victorian era mech battle:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pOqlHKBZamg
Nah, I'm saying there work in Marvel video games is better than the Marvel animated movies - Ultimate Avengers, animated Iron-Man, Dr. Strange, Hulk Vs., etc.
No, I'm saying its better than any of the fights in any of the live action movies. For one it actually fit the characters.
I'd watch more of that, though, certainly
Also that Planet Hulk movie? Looking pretty sweet
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darkwarrior you have said some wrong things before
but this is the wrongest
It had Iron Man doing stuff besides landing on the ground and just firing shit, had Spider-Man getting knocked into shit without just rolling it off and had Hulk smashing up something other than buildings and army vehicles. Win Win Win.
But it will take a lot to top the brawl in The Incredible Hulk for me
Hulks ending was a boring slug-fest with neither doing anything particularly special or unique that hadn't been done elsewhere in the film. Iron Man was a boring slug-fest with neither doing anything particularly special or unique that hadn't been done elsewhere in the film, isolated to a relatively small area of space. Spider-Man was a somewhat brutal slugfest following a decent though tame bridge scene. Can't really remember what happened in the train scene, some jumping and then a kick and then a tentacle punch and that was it.
3 had a decent moment in the last fight where Venom and Spider-Man are falling together fighting and Venom swings away at the last moment while SPider-Man smacks into the ground.
Then I think he rolled that off.
They need more formidable cannon-fodder, especially in a Hulk film.
The dialog in the trailer has me worried. It sounds like it was generated by ClicheMaker 2003. Which would be keeping in line with all the other Marvel DTVs.
What should he do in lieu of "rolling it off"? Would it make the climax of the movie better if he got shipped off to a hospital? Instead of end the fight would you rather the story became a touching tale of a now paraplegic Spider-Man?
I mean he doesn't even register it. Just bump, back up. He sells like a bad wrestler.
What do you mean by impossible situations?
I don't know, it's been a while, but isn't it all pretty much verbatim from the comic? And Dr. Strange was a pretty good flick, and that's a Marvel thing
Oh, and what's this I hear about a Jonah Hex movie?
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"You want him, you'll have to go through all of us!"
"Very well." FWOOSH
Thats the only truly great part of that film. No fucking about, hes a super villain, grandstanding doesnt count for shit against him, bam, out of the fucking way. Its what GG should have done to those punks on the bridge.