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seriously it seems like superhero movies fuckin' can't get enough of "let's throw people through buildings and landscapes in a way that is totally inconsequential and doesn't appear to hurt them at all, and then do it again and again from multiple angles" is there a substantial audience segment that laps that poo poo up or is it just expected in the same way that every other action trailer has to have that BWWAAAAAHHHHHHHH "music" effect in it??
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I loving hate buildigs and superheroes so two birds one stone
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:seriously it seems like superhero movies fuckin' can't get enough of "let's throw people through buildings and landscapes in a way that is totally inconsequential and doesn't appear to hurt them at all, and then do it again and again from multiple angles" It subtracts from the characters HP.
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Well, it accomplishes two things; it demonstrates the superhuman power of the attacker, as well as showing the superhuman strength of the character receiving the punch- if a regular person took a punch hard enough to send a solid object through a building, they'd surely die. It's a simple, yet effective means of conveying the raw power of the figures involved.
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Mar 31, 2017 06:30
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Also why are superheroes flying all the time, can't they get another gimmick? Ugh.
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Mar 31, 2017 07:23
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Lumpy the Cook posted:Well, it accomplishes two things; it demonstrates the superhuman power of the attacker, as well as showing the superhuman strength of the character receiving the punch- if a regular person took a punch hard enough to send a solid object through a building, they'd surely die. It's a simple, yet effective means of conveying the raw power of the figures involved. This, also it's a classic superhero comic scene, so they have to homage it in the movies. I think there's literally a hundred times Superman's been punched through a building in the comics. I mean even street-level "superheroes" like Daredevil or The Punisher get punched through walls.
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Most of the time it's not even done well. Maybe I'm spoiled by the comics or things like DBZ which get you used to the idea that to go through something solid (or go through multiple solid things) you have to be flying through the air pretty loving fast. Fast enough that it looks and sounds like the collisions are happening almost simultaneously.
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Apr 25, 2017 03:10
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Was epic when Mr. Incredible punched the Sicilian through the wall
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Are there any superhero movies that show us the piles of dead bodies and spattered blood and guts from the people in these buildings caught in the crossfire?
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Drink-Mix Man posted:Are there any superhero movies that show us the piles of dead bodies and spattered blood and guts from the people in these buildings caught in the crossfire? Still waiting on that Miracleman adaptation.  
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Lumpy the Cook posted:Well, it accomplishes two things; it demonstrates the superhuman power of the attacker, as well as showing the superhuman strength of the character receiving the punch- if a regular person took a punch hard enough to send a solid object through a building, they'd surely die. It's a simple, yet effective means of conveying the raw power of the figures involved. close thread
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Lumpy the Cook posted:Well, it accomplishes two things; it demonstrates the superhuman power of the attacker, as well as showing the superhuman strength of the character receiving the punch- if a regular person took a punch hard enough to send a solid object through a building, they'd surely die. It's a simple, yet effective means of conveying the raw power of the figures involved. Okay, but imagine this: one superhero punches another superhero onto a scale, and the dial on the scale goes right up to the maximum, indicating the superhuman forces.
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May 23, 2017 02:09
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Warm und Fuzzy posted:Okay, but imagine this: one superhero punches another superhero onto a scale, and the dial on the scale goes right up to the maximum, indicating the superhuman forces. And then a carny hands the superhero a stuffed bear
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Jun 3, 2017 11:05
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Don't worry wonder woman has heros (and villains!) being thrown through buildings and getting up no problem.
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Drink-Mix Man posted:Are there any superhero movies that show us the piles of dead bodies and spattered blood and guts from the people in these buildings caught in the crossfire? Batman V. Superman, this is Batman's motivation for wanting Superman dead.
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Farmer Crack-rear end posted:every other action trailer has to have that BWWAAAAAHHHHHHHH "music" effect in it?? What sound effect is this? I dont recall Hank Hill being in every action movie trailer
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It's a big cliché now even in non-superhero movies for the villain to keep picking up and throwing the hero. It's supposed to show how tough the villain is but it doesn't work because the hero usually doesn't seem injured and really if the villain is that strong then he should just be able to break his neck instead of pointlessly throwing him.
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I don't like that ppl do MMA submissions in movies now but everyone acts like it's the camel clutch and they just need to mash A enough times before their stamina bar goes to red.
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I mean it's overplayed now OP but in Superman 2 it was pretty rad
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