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howe_sam posted:Too bad then that he's going to be in Ant-Man and the Wasp. Well then, maybe continue down the Justified rabbit hole and go full Olyphantastic.
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Nodosaur posted:Either way, I really just want Norman in the MCU. Any other people y'all think'd be good? After he played Steve Jobs in RoboCop, Michael Keaton would come to mind as Norman, but he's already spoken for as Vulture (and he was the lone bright spot of Homecoming, so I'm fine with that). So off the top of my head, Peter Weller, Robert Patrick, Andre Braugher, William Fichtner or William Sadler.
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Timby posted:William Sadler. The MCU President has been Norman all along!
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He gets suggested all the time for fan-casting (regardless of the character) but Bryan Cranston would do a good job.
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Timby posted:After he played Steve Jobs in RoboCop, Michael Keaton would come to mind as Norman, but he's already spoken for as Vulture (and he was the lone bright spot of Homecoming, so I'm fine with that). Why am I now finding out that there are people who didn't enjoy Homecoming?
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SonicRulez posted:Why are there people who didn't enjoy Homecoming? Fixed
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Timby posted:Andre Braugher Ooooooo, that could be fun, but in my head I just hear Braugher demand pictures, pictures of Spider-Man, and now I think he should be JJJ.
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Big Mean Jerk posted:I can’t wait for Star Lord to get to Earth and find out there are more than 3 Star Wars films There's a good gag with that in the How It Should Have Ended for Guardians. Star-Lord finds out that they made movies for GI Joe and Transformers and he's SO EXCITED. Hours later: "...oh." SonicRulez posted:Why am I now finding out that there are people who didn't enjoy Homecoming? I thought it was just okay. Best Spider-Man depiction/actor and everything Vulture is great (especially the tense car ride), but I can't bring myself to care enough to want to watch it again.
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I can't remember who it was but I'm pretty sure I saw someone suggest Danny Glover for Norman recently.
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Nodosaur posted:I can understand not wanting them to be all about the goblins again, but like. Norman is THE Spider-man villain. His complete absence would feel like Thor without Loki. He was gone for over twenty years in the comics. Goblins in general have been around the whole time but not Norman.
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I have to admit, I started reading Spider-man circa the late 90's. It was a very weird time.
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Phylodox posted:Well then, maybe continue down the Justified rabbit hole and go full Olyphantastic. YES. We know he can rock brilliant facial hair, let's make this happen. Also Homecoming is amazing if you edit out every scene with Ned.
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Can Ned be Rhyno's war rhinos? Can we finally get him to shut up about it?
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Rhyno posted:Also Homecoming is amazing if you edit out every scene with Ned. Why would you edit out the best part of the movie 
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some real shitass spider-man homecoming opinions on this page
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Codependent Poster posted:The MCU President has been Norman all along! I hope they actually do this, introducing him as the new president in a post-credits stinger or whatever. Politics are gonna go batshit in the MCU anyway after a full-on alien invasion, and if nothing else a deranged supervillain becoming president is a lot more believable now then it was a few years ago 
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i'm good without goblins in spidey movies after two series with them but the mcu could use a fun counterpoint to tony/bruce/pym bring in a new doc ock
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Arist posted:Can Ned be Rhyno's war rhinos? Can we finally get him to shut up about it? Not even on the same level. A not poo poo actor could have saved the character of Ned.
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Lobok posted:He was gone for over twenty years in the comics. Goblins in general have been around the whole time but not Norman. I was thinking more the five previous movies
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Ned is a treasure in Homecoming and it's great to see an actor of Filipino descent be a somewhat-significant character in the MCU.
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Rhyno posted:Not even on the same level. A not poo poo actor could have saved the character of Ned. He has like 20 minutes of screentime, all his jokes land, he's playing an awkward teenager, and Homecoming was literally his first movie. This wasn't exactly a role that called for Laurence Olivier, so why does his performance bother you so much? 
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Soul Glo posted:some real shitass spider-man homecoming opinions on this page  I envy Uncle Ben because at least he got to miss out on this waste of two hours! But like he always said, with great Holland comes a great coma! And spoiler alert for the credits reveal: a bunch of idiots worked on a terrible movie! NEXT!
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site posted:I was thinking more the five previous movies Oh, I know. You said "movies" in your post. There's a part of me that thinks I'd like a really well-done Goblin adapted* but yes, the movies need to stay away from Goblins. *Dafoe was a perfect Romita-era Osborn but no movie has ever given me the rooftop-and-water-tower, pumpkin bomb fusillade Goblin/Spider-Man battle I've always wanted.
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Big Mean Jerk posted:He has like 20 minutes of screentime, all his jokes land, he's playing an awkward teenager, and Homecoming was literally his first movie. This wasn't exactly a role that called for Laurence Olivier, so why does his performance bother you so much? Not one of his jokes lands. He's a poster child for pro-bullying.
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Phylodox posted:I’m trying to think of who could play Norman Osborne and my mind keeps circling...Walton Goggins, maybe? Nicolas Cage.
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Chill Penguin posted:Nicolas Cage. Cage should be Galactus.
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I think my favorite MCU moments have all been Cap, which goes to show how great Evans is at various things First Avenger - his last lines before plunging the plane into the ocean, that got to me a bit Avengers - him giving directions to that bozo of a cop Winter Soldier - Cap barreling through that office chasing Bucky Ultron - The dispute between him and Tony where he just tears that log in half like it was a piece of paper Civil War - Pulling down that loving helicopter, the last battle with Tony
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I liked Cap dropping his shield at the end of Winter Soldier. He would literally rather die than give up on his friend.
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There are too many favorite moments in MCU movies for me to list them all, but off the top of my head: -"I punched out Hitler 200 times" -The highway fight in Winter Soldier is my favorite fight in any of the MCU movies. Cap does a really good Shining Wizard and German Suplex. -As an Asian-American, I very much connected with Morita going "I'm from Fresno, ace" in The First Avenger. -I really enjoyed the character moments between Black Widow and Cap in Winter Soldier and Civil War. I like the dynamic between them more than the most of the ones between other characters in the other movies. -Non-Captain America related, I got a good laugh out of "The Wi Fi password. We're not savages" in Doctor Strange. -Pretty much anything Drax does in the GotG movies. Batista is so great as him.
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Carlosologist posted:Civil War - Pulling down that loving helicopter, the last battle with Tony The helicopter moment is one of my favorites not for the moment itself, but for how many recollections I've read of someone going faint when he does the arm flip.
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Rami Malek would be a good Osborne. He could definitely pull off completely unhinged but buying into his own bullshit.
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Rhyno posted:Cage should be Galactus. He'd also make a great Jameson.
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Winter Soldier is full of too many great moments for me to choose any one, it's definitely one of my top 3 Marvel movies if you put a gun to my head and forced me to make a list. I agree that the character interactions between Cap, Natasha, and Sam are great (it's the best Black Widow has been in any of the movies imo) and I'll even disagree with whoever said Robert Redford was wasted in the role because his scenes at the climax of the movie were also great (his speech about bringing peace to six billion by sacrificing 20 million, his back-and-forth with Fury). Winter Soldier, Black Panther, and I'm gonna cheat and smush GotG2 and Thor 3 together as one movie, with honorable mentions going to Homecoming for being the first Spider-Man movie I really enjoyed start to finish and Iron Man 3 because I'm a sucker for Shane Black movies.
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Green Goblin, like the Joker, are villains that should be put out to pasture and just not be used. Yes they're the most iconic villains, but it feels like such a crutch for writers to use them. You don't have to do any work to introduce them or show why they're a threat. That's why the Vulture was such a brilliant choice for a villain. There's way too many MCU moments I love. Ronan completely losing his villain cadance when Star Lord starts dancing at him Star Lord being beaten up to Escape Hammer dancing out on stage WIdow casually macing the guy. Basically anything Thor does when he first comes to earth Who's Bucky? Okay, with JL being a giant failure, I cannot imagine WB isn't looking at the DC movies and going to let them keep going in this form. Aquaman is going to come out and so is Shazam, of course Wonder Woman 2 is a shoe in, but outside of that. I really doubt the Flash or The Batman is going to happen, no is anything else. Like Suicide Squad 2? I really doubt that will happen, nor Gotham City Sirens. Batgirl is dead. Thing is, maybe Aquaman will be really good? Maybe Shazam is the hopeful happy story that DC should have been doing since the start, and maybe that will turn things around. I don't think the grimdark blue filter thing is popular anymore, I mean the world is lovely enough to go see movies that also feature a lovely world. I don't think things are hopeless, but they need new blood, and break free from the legacy of Nolan and Snyder.
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Osborn doesn’t have to mean Goblin.
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Away all Goats posted:I liked Cap dropping his shield at the end of Winter Soldier. He would literally rather die than give up on his friend. My favorite part of that bit is Bucky's absolutely intense stare after, "til the end of the line." He may not have remembered everything, but he knew just enough.
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Not my fave, but one I always liked: The cutback to the car with Sam and Bucky after Cap kisses Sharon.
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Most of my favorites have already been named, but one I haven't seen yet is the intro of GotG 2. Yeah, it's corny, it might feel a bit marketing-thing with the oh-so-cute Groot dancing away, but it just completely set the tone of the movie for me. I'm always amazed how there is this incredibly big CGI-spectacle going on in the background that could have been the action-packed climatic ending to a movie, and they're using all that render power to focus on a dancing tree. Also a big fan of the GotG series starting with someone dancing over the starting credits. Although I won't mind GotG 3 just starting with the camera zooming in on Drax standing there. That, and the "YOU MUST BE SO EMBARRASSED". Bautista just sells it so well with his infectious laughter.
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