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Whizbang posted:It's going to be a pointy red hairband, the whole thing would look really stupid. If it's Whedon and no one tells him no...hooo boy, lets hope the designers and people making it turn it into something special. I can see it being good if it's kind of a headband that flows back with her hair and a bit understated at an angle than something that stands straight up. If it's someone else making the call we might avoid a Captain America costume fiasco. The original Cap and the Super Soldier outfit for Cap 2 look great.
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Gatts posted:...we might avoid a Captain America costume fiasco. . It wasn't THAT bad. The helmet just didn't quite work. The rest of the outfit was fine.
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DFu4ever posted:It wasn't THAT bad. The helmet just didn't quite work. The rest of the outfit was fine. It was not even close to a fiasco.
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Crowetron posted:People said a talking raccoon with a machine gun would look stupid, but GUESS WHAT! No one ever said that.
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The MSJ posted:It would really be great if the events of New York and then London in the Marvel Cinematic Universe lead to the formation of MI13. Who would play Dr Strange? My favorites are Jeffrey Combs(he already played the role in a movie that lost the license part way through production), Ron Glass(beside being perfect to act the role he's one of Joss Whedon's crew so more likely to be written into the later main movies), or Keanu Reeves(Hollywood loves him, he can grow the perfect beard for the part, and he's really good at looking spaced enough to be in the astral plain.) Comedy option: Danny McBride(looks like if Dr. Strange was "Sorrrta passed highschool maybe" Strange)
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Wasn't Viggo Mortensen attached to play Doctor Strange? I know that was a rumour for a while when Thor 2 was filming. He would make a amazing Doctor Strange.
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Professor Dog posted:David Bowie. I'd be down with Goblin King Strange.
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Waterhaul posted:Could the long national nightmare be over? Could we finally be free of the terrible skull design for the mask?  Hollismason posted:Michael Bay is way better than Zack Snyder.
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irlZaphod posted:The faintest of praise. Unless he's saying it like they do in CineD, in which case it's as normal as saying "Pain & Gain is better than Man of Steel". edit: VVV Haven't watched my Pain & Gain Blu-ray yet, but I wouldn't have bought it if I didn't like the Current Releases review. The MSJ fucked around with this message at 14:02 on Nov 12, 2013 |
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Pain and Gain is a better movie than Man of Steel.
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Pain and Gain is a better movie than most superhero movies. It also convinced me that The Rock, in addition to everything else, would be a great Hourman.
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DFu4ever posted:It wasn't THAT bad. The helmet just didn't quite work. The rest of the outfit was fine. Yeah, I'm shocked at how many people like the awkward WW2 costume better. The best he looked in those scenes was the prison rescue sequence with the bomber jacker over the stage costume. ninja edit: OK, looking back over pictures, instead of my memory, the WW2 one isn't as bad as I remember, but the shoulder pads still bug me.
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There was a rumor a while back about Clooney as Strange, and I think that would be A Cool Thing
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Y'know, I think "arrogant douchebag who had things a bit too easy until he got brought down to Earth and humbled and is now basically kind, if a little bit disconnected from all your bullshit" might be in Clooney's range, yes.
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I've always wanted Clooney as Reed Richards with Clive Owen as Dr. Doom.
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Thanks to The Venture Brothers, anything other than Stephen Colbert as Reed Richards is heresy.
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404GoonNotFound posted:Thanks to The Venture Brothers, anything other than Stephen Colbert as Reed Richards is heresy. He has not been Professor Impossible for the last couple of seasons.
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bobkatt013 posted:He has not been Professor Impossible for the last couple of seasons. Titus Welliver is still my go-to Doctor Strange and all your other choices are dumb.
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redbackground posted:And it has been a crying shame. 
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Matthew Fox should play Strange, like Jack from Lost except with magic powers.
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Metal Loaf posted:Matthew Fox should play Strange, like Jack from Lost except with magic powers. Christian Bale for Doctor Strange, revisiting his Prestige role.
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Madkal posted:Idris Elba for Dr. Strange. He'd be really good for the role, actually. He's got the screen presence and gravity to actually make half the retarded nonsense Strange spouts not feel totally stupid and goofy.
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Opopanax posted:I still say Matthew Berry I'm imagining him shouting "by the hoary hosts of Hoggoth" and it's the happiest thought I've ever had.
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Gatts posted:I've always wanted Clooney as Reed Richards with Clive Owen as Dr. Doom. I've always thought casting Doom is like casting Darth Vader -- you want the best loving voice possible. I'd go for someone like Benedict Cumberbatch, or hell, James Earl Jones if he's down.
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fozzy fosbourne posted:I've always thought casting Doom is like casting Darth Vader -- you want the best loving voice possible. I'd go for someone like Benedict Cumberbatch, or gently caress, James Earl Jones if he's down. Wow I'm hard pressed to think of someone worse than that. On second thought I wouldn't actually have to see his face so that makes it better.
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If he was a bit younger, I reckon Frank Langella could probably pull off full-on comic book Doom. Edit: Additionally, here's an article I found which looks at a possible Easter egg from Thor 2. Wheat Loaf fucked around with this message at 02:40 on Nov 13, 2013 |
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fozzy fosbourne posted:I've always thought casting Doom is like casting Darth Vader -- you want the best loving voice possible. I'd go for someone like Benedict Cumberbatch, or hell, James Earl Jones if he's down. This is pretty much my exact thought as well. Get a good stunt actor with the right build, and who isn't going to care about having their face covered the whole drat thing, and then cast a professional voice actor to handle the speak-y bits. There's plenty of talented people who could knock Doom out of the park, but wouldn't fit the physical part of the role. I'm still really sad that Dredd didn't do better, as I'd have loved to see it usher in this idea that a leading actor can have their face covered for the entire film and still pull off a fantastic performance.
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fozzy fosbourne posted:I've always thought casting Doom is like casting Darth Vader -- you want the best loving voice possible. I'd go for someone like Benedict Cumberbatch, or hell, James Earl Jones if he's down. I feel like James Purefoy, who you know would be down since he almost played V in V for Vendetta, would nail it. He has a cool voice, and based on Rome, he's great at spiteful ranting.
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Gatts posted:John Waters for Dr. Strange. We have a winner.
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LtKenFrankenstein posted:I feel like James Purefoy, who you know would be down since he almost played V in V for Vendetta, would nail it. He has a cool voice, and based on Rome, he's great at spiteful ranting. I thought he left since he had to wear a mask?
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bobkatt013 posted:I thought he left since he had to wear a mask? Oh, is that why he left? Nevermind then I guess.
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RyuujinBlueZ posted:This is pretty much my exact thought as well. Get a good stunt actor with the right build, and who isn't going to care about having their face covered the whole drat thing, and then cast a professional voice actor to handle the speak-y bits. There's plenty of talented people who could knock Doom out of the park, but wouldn't fit the physical part of the role. I thought Hugo Weaving was incredible in V For Vendetta. He sounded like I always imagined V would sound.
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Big Bad Voodoo Lou posted:I thought Hugo Weaving was incredible in V For Vendetta. He sounded like I always imagined V would sound. I know he was already Red Skull, but gently caress it, Hugo Weaving for Dr. loving Doom. A dash of V, a pinch of agent Smith, sprinkle in some Megatron, and bam, Dr. Doom.
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