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I wonder who that is in the vat.  It's not Bucky (he's standing behind Iron Man) but it's the same facility that Bucky was in earlier in the trailer.
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The interesting thing is that they give away Tony is the one in the wrong during the trailer. Like they're trying to make it ambiguous but it's pretty obvious. By the end, at that moment where he's fist fighting Tony and is all torn up and broken down, he repeats his line from the first movie before he ever even got powers. What he told the bullies. He could do this all day. Stark is a bully in the eyes of Rogers and is treated as such by the narrative.
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Mar 11, 2016 02:06
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Burkion posted:The interesting thing is that they give away Tony is the one in the wrong during the trailer. Like they're trying to make it ambiguous but it's pretty obvious. it's captain america's movie hoss
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Mar 11, 2016 02:09
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Rhyno posted:It's so good but I really love Winter Soldier. Same.
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Mar 11, 2016 02:19
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What the hell is going on with Downey's facial hair? Are those horns, are they trying to make the most antagonising goatee yet?
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Mar 11, 2016 02:23
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Honest Thief posted:What the hell is going on with Downey's facial hair? Are those horns, are they trying to make the most antagonising goatee yet? It's like the Batmobile, people would be disappointed if it was the same thing every time.
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Mar 11, 2016 02:27
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Rhyno posted:It's so good but I really love Winter Soldier. Black widow's speech at the end nearly ruins the movie for me.
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Burkion posted:The interesting thing is that they give away Tony is the one in the wrong during the trailer. Like they're trying to make it ambiguous but it's pretty obvious. Steve Rogers is always right because he's always on the side of freedom. Tony Stark is the frightened reactionary trying to get control of an uncontrollable situation. I'm sure Tony will have good points but will bungle his execution, as per usual for his character and Marvel's flailing attempts to make shades of moral gray.
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Mar 11, 2016 02:29
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:I wonder who that is in the vat. Looks like Stilt Man.
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Happy Noodle Boy posted:Looks like Stilt Man. The Daredevil tie in we've all been waiting for.
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Mar 11, 2016 02:35
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Burkion posted:By the end, at that moment where he's fist fighting Tony and is all torn up and broken down, he repeats his line from the first movie before he ever even got powers. What he told the bullies. He could do this all day. And Cap may well be picking a completely unnecessary fight. Chris Evans has said before that his read on the character is that Rogers is quick to pick a fight where words would do a better job, and quick to take self-sacrificing options when a problem can be thought around. Steve has no life or mentality outside being Captain America. All he knows how to do is fight. I want to see him wrong. I want to see Cap wrestle with making a genuine fuckup. Because he hasn't made one yet. He's been misguided and trusted the wrong people, but never genuinely wrong. I want to see what happens to Captain America when he realizes he's made a genuine mistake that's gotten people hurt if not killed.
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Mar 11, 2016 02:44
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Spider-man suit looks about as good as Green Lantern's did.
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Mar 11, 2016 02:46
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greatn posted:Black widow's speech at the end nearly ruins the movie for me. Amy Adams and her "I'm a Pulitzer Prize winning reporter" bit really pushed me out of MoS for a few minutes. All films have their weak spots.
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Mar 11, 2016 02:50
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"Swing away Merrill."
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Mar 11, 2016 02:51
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Boob Marley posted:Here is chart that includes Sony's Spider-Man shared universe, Fox's X-men shared universe, and Chris Nolan's very own special Batman universe. so the best comic book movies ever created that also made billions of dollars are DC movies? you sure owned them
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Mar 11, 2016 02:56
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My only question is why do you have Rotten in green and Good in red? This is running counter to everything I learned in childhood games and in driving. I'm just rolling with Certified Fresh being gold instead of yellow. If you're going to quantify feelings please do so with proper color schemes. Burkion posted:The interesting thing is that they give away Tony is the one in the wrong during the trailer. Like they're trying to make it ambiguous but it's pretty obvious. Tony is always wrong and Cap is always right. This is true throughout all the Marvel movies. Tony works to correct his and his families' mistakes while Cap works to correct the mistakes of others. The crux of the problem with the entire Civil War and Registration concepts is that in order to have Cap be against them they have to be wrong simply by nature of both his character and his place in the universe. This is even more true in the comics, though they certainly went out of their way to make the pro-registration side monsterous there, and were somehow surprised that the readership was not at all evenly divided but overwhelmingly on Cap's side. Of course there's also the issue that historic precedent for the registration of people with the government is pretty solidly in the bad, bad things happening column. Additionally for the comics, Mutant Registration already set the tone for the registration of super powered individuals being super bad.
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Mar 11, 2016 02:59
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Chris Nolan Universe.
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net cafe scandal posted:Chris Nolan Universe. The Nolanverse.
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Mar 11, 2016 03:08
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Jutsuka posted:Taking a closer look at the screen where Thunderbolt Ross is showing the clips from previous films the canon deathtoll is as follows: If we took Iron Man's boast about "privatizing world peace" as accurate in Iron Man 2, The Avengers are significantly less costly and more humane than real world America's interventionist strategies.
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Mar 11, 2016 03:08
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HIJK posted:Steve Rogers is always right because he's always on the side of freedom. Tony Stark is the frightened reactionary trying to get control of an uncontrollable situation. The whole "Tony Stark has the emotional, human motives" thing, translated from Marketing to English, means "we finally figured out the concept of a sympathetic villain in a movie." SuperMechagodzilla fucked around with this message at 03:13 on Mar 11, 2016 |
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Mar 11, 2016 03:11
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All 74 people must have been in this building when the space whale flies through it causing it to collapse. Or maybe it was one of those empty buildings in Manhattan.
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Mar 11, 2016 03:14
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Not so sure about Stark's motivation but at the very least I kind of understand where Thunderbolt Ross is coming from when he says "the people are frightened". Considering not that many people actually died in the grand scheme of things, I think Ross is essentially saying that something needs to be done because the people want something to be done, even if they're somewhat wrong about their reasoning and are letting emotions sway their judgement.
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Mar 11, 2016 03:18
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There is another incident in the movie too that kicks off the whole government involvement.
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Mar 11, 2016 03:19
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Skwirl posted:If we took Iron Man's boast about "privatizing world peace" as accurate in Iron Man 2, The Avengers are significantly less costly and more humane than real world America's interventionist strategies. It really just makes it look like they're pissed about the money, which is kind of dumb when Ultron's plan was to enslave humanity. Do you really want to say that price was too high?
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Mar 11, 2016 03:25
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Codependent Poster posted:There is another incident in the movie too that kicks off the whole government involvement. PLEASE tell me it's the same thing as in the comic.
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Mar 11, 2016 03:26
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:PLEASE tell me it's the same thing as in the comic. It looks like Crossbones blows up the UN or something, judging from T'Challa crawling on the ground after the explosion
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:PLEASE tell me it's the same thing as in the comic. What was it in the comics?
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Mar 11, 2016 03:32
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wyoming posted:What was it in the comics? A school (and surrounding suburb) gets blown up.
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Mar 11, 2016 03:34
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Nuclear Strike In London Five Dead, Dozens Injured
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Away all Goats posted:A school (and surrounding suburb) gets blown up. By Speedball.
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SuperMechagodzilla posted:Nuclear Strike In London https://youtu.be/K9NdMMJzVmM?t=95
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GonSmithe posted:It looks like Crossbones blows up the UN or something, judging from T'Challa crawling on the ground after the explosion
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:By Speedball. Oh my god. quote:At the beginning of the "Civil War" storyline, the New Warriors attempt to apprehend a group of supervillains in Stamford, Connecticut for their television reality show. Nitro, one of the criminals, creates an explosive blast that kills 612 civilians, including 60 children, as well as the New Warriors with the exception of Robbie Baldwin. Is the Thunderbolts one of Image Comic teams from the 90s?
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wyoming posted:
Nah, the Thunderbolts are a team who appeared after a big event where most of the heroes died. They were secretly supervillains trying to take advantage of it for a variety of reasons and it actually was an excellent book. Since then Thunderbolts has basically been varying degree of "Marvel's version of the Suicide Squad."
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Mar 11, 2016 03:51
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HUNDU THE BEAST GOD posted:By Speedball. But that also brought us this! 
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It's especially dumb because they took a pretty cheery character and made him into SUPER GRIMDARK SADNESS.
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wyoming posted:Oh my god. Woah, 612 civilians died?? That's like, 8 New York City buildings' worth!
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I have no idea where this came from but I love the Cavill bit https://twitter.com/dceufacts/status/708085828984016896 
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HIJK posted:Steve Rogers is always right because he's always on the side of freedom. Tony Stark is the frightened reactionary trying to get control of an uncontrollable situation. His entire arc from Iron Man 2 (you can't have my suits, government) to Civil War (on the side of government disenfranchising others, since he is already out publicly) is a hilariously accurate depiction of a modern conservative.
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Judakel posted:His entire arc from Iron Man 2 (you can't have my suits, government) to Civil War (on the side of government disenfranchising others, since he is already out publicly) is a hilariously accurate depiction of a modern conservative. I noticed his tie was red in one scene - The Republican color. Can't have been a coincidence.
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