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Gatts posted:The armor for Flash looks completely the opposite of a sleek, smooth thing I'd imagine a runner to have that's aerodynamic and is haphazard. Why would the Flash need a costume that's sleek, smooth and aerodynamic?
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May 19, 2017 02:40
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LesterGroans posted:Why would the Flash need a costume that's sleek, smooth and aerodynamic? For the same reason that Superman needs big muscles.
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LesterGroans posted:Why would the Flash need a costume that's sleek, smooth and aerodynamic? Cause outside of the TACTICAL REALISM of the SPEEDFORCE meaning it doesn't matter or maybe he needs protection, it befits the image and perception of a super fast runner to have a costume that flows and suggests motion. Cars don't NEED to be aerodynamic and can be the bulky poo poo from the 60s and 70s but those boats aren't always as sleek looking as a Lambo that just scream superfast awesome car.
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I feel like they'll find other ways to suggest motion.Doctor Spaceman posted:For the same reason that Superman needs big muscles. I'd be down for a weirdo, bony, alien Superman too.
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LesterGroans posted:I feel like they'll find other ways to suggest motion. Zach Woods for the new Superman reboot. 
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Leon Trotsky 2012 posted:Zach Woods for the new Superman reboot. Into it.
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Social media embargo lifted on Wonder Woman. Critics are digging it. http://io9.gizmodo.com/the-first-re...dium=socialflow
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teagone posted:Social media embargo lifted on Wonder Woman. Critics are digging it. http://io9.gizmodo.com/the-first-re...dium=socialflow That seems to be putting it pretty lightly. I enjoyed the phrase "true north superhero". Didn't know Wonder Woman was Canadian. 
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It's hard to gauge reactions until the embargo lifts on full reviews imo. So far, common critique among blogger tweets is the third act is a bit weak, and first act takes a bit to find its footing but the build up is great and Wonder Woman's character is captivating. It's almost unanimous that everyone loved Pine and Gadot though. Lot of folks saying their on-screen chemistry is really good.
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Phylodox posted:That seems to be putting it pretty lightly. Well Wolverine is dead...
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The MSJ posted:Well Wolverine is dead... Deadpool isn't.
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Phylodox posted:That seems to be putting it pretty lightly. If you're not gonna make a Puck film I guess we'll take it.
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Phylodox posted:Deadpool isn't. He is a citizen of the world, as evidenced by him being from Vancouver, the city that is every city.
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Is Wonder Woman strong? Yes. Is Wonder Woman free? Yes. Does Wonder Woman's heart glow? Unknown. So far results are inconclusive, however new evidence points to E.T. perhaps being Canadian.
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May 19, 2017 04:18
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I hope WW does better business than Thor 2.
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The MSJ posted:I hope WW does better business than Thor 2. that's kind of a weird choice of metric to aim for but same i guess
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Brother Entropy posted:that's kind of a weird choice of metric to aim for but same i guess Films based on super-powered fishes-out-of-water who are based around archaic belief systems.
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Brother Entropy posted:that's kind of a weird choice of metric to aim for but same i guess Wonder Woman's director (Patty Jenkins) was going to direct Thor 2 but there were "creative differences".
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The MSJ posted:I hope WW does better business than Thor 2. The projections I've seen have it opening around 65mil, which would put it on par with the first Thor but not the second, which made 85. But I'm betting this film is going to have legs, it could catch up by the end of its run. Edit: I'll bet it gets better reviews than Dark World
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Phylodox posted:Films based on super-powered fishes-out-of-water who are based around archaic belief systems. yeah that was my first thought but why thor 2 and not thor 1 Doctor Spaceman posted:Wonder Woman's director (Patty Jenkins) was going to direct Thor 2 but there were "creative differences". this makes sense though
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Yakmouth posted:But I'm betting this film is going to have legs, I'd certainly hope so  Eh? Eh?
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Hodgepodge posted:I'd certainly hope so On my planet, they mean "gams."
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Gatts posted:Cyborg is unimaginative and more like Bay's Transformer which is not necessarily that bad of a statement but it's...just...disappointing and not memorable. Cyborg looks better in Injustice 2. I feel like that should piss off hollywood producers more, having video games upstage a film in appearance.
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I like how twiggy his legs look. His design is fairly alien and weird.
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Jimbot posted:I like how twiggy his legs look. His design is fairly alien and weird. Honestly the only reason Cyborg looks weird is because his mechanical parts look more like a T-800 endoskeleton than the armor look he usually has on the comics. Anyways, more Mera now from Amber Heard herself https://twitter.com/realamberheard/status/865134941176082432 https://twitter.com/realamberheard/status/865349273721774081
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LesterGroans posted:I feel like they'll find other ways to suggest motion. Yeah they put some thought into it.
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"And so we studied aerodynamics and vehicle design. What moves through space the fastest?" - Ezra Miller Howabout that.
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I think Robert Downey Jr tweeted it first. In another news, Oscar Isaacs and Mark Wahlberg top contenders to play Sony and Valiant's Bloodshot.
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Dark_Tzitzimine posted:Honestly the only reason Cyborg looks weird is because his mechanical parts look more like a T-800 endoskeleton than the armor look he usually has on the comics. Exactly. He now looks like a guy who is a cyborg (like the 'ancillary' characters in Star Wars) instead of like a guy in a suit. He looks good. It looks better than the illustrations of some guy in a robo-suit. Which no one liked anyway because... whatever reason fans don't like anything.
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K. Waste posted:Exactly. He now looks like a guy who is a cyborg (like the 'ancillary' characters in Star Wars) instead of like a guy in a suit. He looks good. It looks better than the illustrations of some guy in a robo-suit. Which no one liked anyway because... whatever reason fans don't like anything. And more importantly his desgin calls to mind current prosthetic limbs to further emphasise the fact that Cyborg is a superhero for the disabled.
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wyoming posted:Marvel 1602 is a bold direction to take the movies. Aww man, that would be (potentially) so great, now I'm sad it's not true.
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Gatts posted:Cause outside of the TACTICAL REALISM of the SPEEDFORCE meaning it doesn't matter or maybe he needs protection, it befits the image and perception of a super fast runner to have a costume that flows and suggests motion.
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teagone posted:Social media embargo lifted on Wonder Woman. Critics are digging it. http://io9.gizmodo.com/the-first-re...dium=socialflow Aren't these things always universally positive? What did they say for BvS, before the hail of bad reviews by hacks came in?
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Schwarzwald posted:"And so we studied aerodynamics and vehicle design. What moves through space the fastest?" - Ezra Miller I'll be damned
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McCloud posted:Aren't these things always universally positive? What did they say for BvS, before the hail of bad reviews by hacks came in? I think those are fan reactions. I think this one are responses from reviewers and journalists.
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Schwarzwald posted:"And so we studied aerodynamics and vehicle design. What moves through space the fastest?"
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McCloud posted:Aren't these things always universally positive? What did they say for BvS, before the hail of bad reviews by hacks came in? The early initial reactions to BvS they released were much more positive than the final reviews, but lol that literally every major reviewer, RogerEbert.com, almost every major newspaper, Vanity Fair, The Hollywood Reporter, The American Film Association, NPR, and The New Yorker film review all being run by hacks.
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