The Infinity Gem at the end - what was it? I had the vague impression we had been introduced to it earlier in the film, but can't think of when or how.
And, when Odin is talking about the backstory, he mentions that while the Aether is fluid, most of these ancient weapons / artifacts take the form of stones. Plays nicely into the GOTG stinger.
the Infinity Stone at the end was the Aether, or maybe just refers to the vessel they contained it in
One Thor 2 (really, the mid-credits stinger) thing I wasn't clear on
The Infinity Gem at the end - what was it? I had the vague impression we had been introduced to it earlier in the film, but can't think of when or how.
And, when Odin is talking about the backstory, he mentions that while the Aether is fluid, most of these ancient weapons / artifacts take the form of stones. Plays nicely into the GOTG stinger.
It was the Aether, just contained in a smaller version of the thing Jane found.
gotcha. That was my first thought (given the coloring) but then I wasn't completely sure, so...
thanks!
0
Options
Theodore Flooseveltproud parent of eight beautiful girls and shalmelodorne (which is currently being ruled by a woman (awesome role model for my daughters)) #dornedadRegistered Userregular
I've never really watched it's always sunny actually
I
Should do that
yes.
yes you should.
it's all on Netflix, get to it.
season eight isn't actually on Netflix yet for some awful reason, considering the DVDs have been released and that's usually the timetable for that sort of stuff, I thought
also Netflix unfortunately has the episodes of season one and two in their broadcast order instead of their intended order, which makes certain events in season two chronologically inconsistent
which matter basically not at all but drives me nuuuuts
I like the early seasons of Always Sunny but then they started focusing more and more on awkward humor and I had to stop watching.
0
Options
Theodore Flooseveltproud parent of eight beautiful girls and shalmelodorne (which is currently being ruled by a woman (awesome role model for my daughters)) #dornedadRegistered Userregular
Seasons 2, 3, and about half of 4 are the absolutely incredible eps I feel I can recommend that will work without much investment (and also were mostly written by the the main trio along with David Hornsby)
I dunno if I agree it turns to awkward humor, so much as it starts focusing in on how downright weird and eccentric they each are
I think it's still really excellent stuff, but it's more of an acquired taste, I guess. I took me a bit to really dig it again.
Well to be fair I liked The Rock, Bad Boys 2 and Pain and Gain. I didn't find The Island to be horrible. That's the best thing I can say about Bay. Oh and I guess he did give us one of the best movie blooper reels.
The Infinity Gem at the end - what was it? I had the vague impression we had been introduced to it earlier in the film, but can't think of when or how.
And, when Odin is talking about the backstory, he mentions that while the Aether is fluid, most of these ancient weapons / artifacts take the form of stones. Plays nicely into the GOTG stinger.
the Infinity Stone at the end was the Aether, or maybe just refers to the vessel they contained it in
One Thor 2 (really, the mid-credits stinger) thing I wasn't clear on
The Infinity Gem at the end - what was it? I had the vague impression we had been introduced to it earlier in the film, but can't think of when or how.
And, when Odin is talking about the backstory, he mentions that while the Aether is fluid, most of these ancient weapons / artifacts take the form of stones. Plays nicely into the GOTG stinger.
It was the Aether, just contained in a smaller version of the thing Jane found.
gotcha. That was my first thought (given the coloring) but then I wasn't completely sure, so...
thanks!
I really, really like the
consolidation of items of cosmic power into Infinity Gems, and the way they're going about introducing them.
It simplifies things, and is really, really effective at getting across
how powerful they all are in their own right so that the legwork is pretty much done by the time we get to Guardians.
Posts
gotcha. That was my first thought (given the coloring) but then I wasn't completely sure, so...
thanks!
season eight isn't actually on Netflix yet for some awful reason, considering the DVDs have been released and that's usually the timetable for that sort of stuff, I thought
also Netflix unfortunately has the episodes of season one and two in their broadcast order instead of their intended order, which makes certain events in season two chronologically inconsistent
which matter basically not at all but drives me nuuuuts
seemed like the bulk of it was still with Malekith
I dunno if I agree it turns to awkward humor, so much as it starts focusing in on how downright weird and eccentric they each are
I think it's still really excellent stuff, but it's more of an acquired taste, I guess. I took me a bit to really dig it again.
Let's Play Final Fantasy 'II' (Ch10 - 5/17/10)
Steam: MightyPotatoKing
Steam: MightyPotatoKing
what is this fucking movie
This is what I want
SteamID: Baroque And Roll
It just makes me happy.
I liked it.
Gonna see that movie
Y'all can't stop me
But... Michael Bay.
Will scour our back room to see if we have anything
SteamID: Baroque And Roll
Here's the thing
My brain filters out bad things almost to a fault
In my head
Transformers 2 is one 10 minute fight scene in a forest and it was awesome
I never learn my lesson
it's from a trade show
so literally just for selling product and not actually "HEY LOOK AT WILL HAPPEN IN THE MOVIE"
BUT IT COULD ANTI
AND I CAN'T TAKE THAT CHANCE
which are actually good and contains this moment
I know I'm broken and literally the only person who feels this way
But I just can't get over how comics/G1 transformers look
They just look like a kid wearing cardboard boxes with metal face masks
At least Bayformers look alien
I don't necessarily enjoy Transformers a whole lot
But what are you even doing
SteamID: Baroque And Roll
they did
but they were terrible
That is very sad
Swingin these bad opinions around
I can understand this reasoning
but Bayformers look less alien and more junkyard scrapheap
I really, really like the
It simplifies things, and is really, really effective at getting across
basically they were neutrals that had left the planet during the war and came back when it ended, angry at autobot and decepticon alike
the clinical terminology came from Prowl, who's a complete and utter bastard of an autobot