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Mr Luxury Yacht posted:For what it's worth they continued the story in a bunch of comics nobody read (same with Buffy) and scanning the plot summaries she gets restored by some magical time reset shenanigans but has to share a body with Illyria. Also Wesley becomes a ghost but just kind of disappears at the end of an arc.
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Promoted Pawn posted:I mean the whole concept of the superpower starts with throwing out fundamental laws of physics so it’s probably correct to just get weird with it and explain as little as possible. Which I get, it's that they will also bring in the laws of physics as it suits them. So someone throwing a punch at super speed does huge damage because kinetic energy equals mass times velocity squared. Or in Ant-Man (which I did enjoy) where they go out of their way to say the number of atoms is the same, they are only reducing the space in between. Which means the guy is carrying around the mass of a tank on his keychain.
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# ? Apr 14, 2020 19:42 |
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Yes, but the tank is really tiny
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# ? Apr 14, 2020 19:44 |
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That tank single-handedly launched YouTube careers for "critics" who "break" movies with "facts and logic."
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mind the walrus posted:That tank single-handedly launched YouTube careers for "critics" who "break" movies with "facts and logic." Pretty sure those guys have existed since the advent of artistic expression. Welcome Thag's channel. Today I say many reason Grog total hack. Grog paint mammoth on cave wall, but real mammoth not made charcoal! Is like Grog never even see mammoth! Furthermore... Like and subscribe.
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Doctor Spaceman posted:The music in the Batman and Superman cartoons was excellent. Justice League was worse and then JLU was a further downgrade. The CGI definitely isn't great, but at least the overall animation quality was much better and less digital-looking in JLU compared to regular JL. Overall I think JLU is kind of the apex of that whole universe.
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mind the walrus posted:I think that was based off of the loosest sketches they made for Season 6 before being canceled, where they allegedly had plans to bring back Fred/merge her with Illyria. Who knows. It seems like the kind of thing they would do. Their season six plan also involved having Seth Green in a recurring role as Oz, which would have been just as he was just blowing up and so probably wouldn't have happened, but it would have been interesting to watch. I think they always planned to have LA be consumed by hell-on-Earth for at least part of the season, too.
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hard counter posted:
It periodically happens to Goku.
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hard counter posted:you wouldn't want henry cavill running around naked because air drag vaporized his suit would you Is this a trick question?
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Antifa Turkeesian posted:It seems like the kind of thing they would do. Their season six plan also involved having Seth Green in a recurring role as Oz, which would have been just as he was just blowing up and so probably wouldn't have happened, but it would have been interesting to watch. I think they always planned to have LA be consumed by hell-on-Earth for at least part of the season, too. Sir Lemming posted:The CGI definitely isn't great, but at least the overall animation quality was much better and less digital-looking in JLU compared to regular JL. Overall I think JLU is kind of the apex of that whole universe.
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jjack229 posted:Which I get, it's that they will also bring in the laws of physics as it suits them. So someone throwing a punch at super speed does huge damage because kinetic energy equals mass times velocity squared. excuse me, KE equals half the mass times velocity squared
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hard counter posted:excuse me, KE equals half the mass times velocity squared I was going to write "proportional to velocity squared", because that's all that matters in this case, but then figured I should write the whole thing out. Turns out I haven't used that equation in a long time.
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I don't think there's a "video game intros that aged a bit too well" thread, so: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=beYDa8B82tA
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jjack229 posted:Which I get, it's that they will also bring in the laws of physics as it suits them. So someone throwing a punch at super speed does huge damage because kinetic energy equals mass times velocity squared. Shouldn’t it also make his giant form about as strong as one of those inflatable tube men?
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christmas boots posted:Shouldn’t it also make his giant form about as strong as one of those inflatable tube men? Pym Particles.
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# ? Apr 15, 2020 05:30 |
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goddamn superheroes are just rear end
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Ghost Leviathan posted:Pym Particles. Everyone needs a Speed Force
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I think the problem with movies like Ant-Man is that they try to explain things and look smart and that's what gets people thinking about how bad movies can be about following their own logic.
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verbal enema posted:goddamn superheroes are just rear end some of them are also titties
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Superhero movies have always worked because they realised they're perfect excuses to cast handsome buff dudes who have shirtless scenes. The MCU took that a step further with emotional vulnerability and homeroticism.rodbeard posted:I think the problem with movies like Ant-Man is that they try to explain things and look smart and that's what gets people thinking about how bad movies can be about following their own logic. The best kind of exposition sounds smart and is immediately accepted by everyone in-universe but makes zero sense on the slightest thought.
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Samuringa posted:some of them are also titties oh then hell yeah
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rodbeard posted:I think the problem with movies like Ant-Man is that they try to explain things and look smart and that's what gets people thinking about how bad movies can be about following their own logic. They don't really though. They give one offhand line about the space between atoms and add "quantum" to everything, move on a quickly as possible, and the rest-- "don't go subatomic" stuff is just narrative tablesetting. No they don't make even the slightest lick of sense, and on the other hand things riding a flying ant, a cookie tin full of tiny cars that can become full vehicles, and a building getting wheeled around like a suit of luggage are fun setpieces. What kind-of jaded self-impressed loser does someone have to be to think the "explanations" are a sincere attempt to placate the pedants? You don't have to like that stuff or think it's charming-- I absolutely get why MCU stuff can be cloying and just not be someone's "thing," but it's not hard to see the appeal either. Ghost Leviathan posted:Superhero movies have always worked because they realised they're perfect excuses to cast handsome buff dudes who have shirtless scenes. The MCU took that a step further with emotional vulnerability and homeroticism.
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# ? Apr 15, 2020 06:39 |
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superheroes are just modern myths. the speed force makes as much sense as Achilles being invulnerable, except for his ankles cause his mom held him under water.
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Mister No posted:superheroes are just modern myths. the speed force makes as much sense as Achilles being invulnerable, except for his ankles cause his mom held him under water.
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mind the walrus posted:
what are the pre-2002 superhero movies where the hero wasn't considered buff by the standards of the time in which it was made? although lol at anyone thinking the MCU originated the homoeroticism. batman & robin was so homoerotic it literally turned me queer irl
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Point, though Batman seems almost like cheating.
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My mom held me underwater and all I got was a few months staying with my grandparents.
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InediblePenguin posted:what are the pre-2002 superhero movies where the hero wasn't considered buff by the standards of the time in which it was made?
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InediblePenguin posted:
Clooney straight up said that he played Batman as gay.
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It’s too bad we got Thin Kilmer for Batman. The alternative would have been way better
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Doctor Spaceman posted:Keaton and Clooney (and to a lesser extent Kilmer) as Batman. ah yeah see i was thinking "they still made the suit buff" but the original post specified the actor being buff and having shirtless scenes, objection sustained
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christmas boots posted:It’s too bad we got Thin Kilmer for Batman. The alternative would have been way better Fatman?
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Shut up Meg posted:Fatman? "If I could just... reach... my utility belt!" "But they haven't tied you up yet!"
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InediblePenguin posted:what are the pre-2002 superhero movies where the hero wasn't considered buff by the standards of the time in which it was made? Blank Man
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Eh! Frank posted:Also hell yeah, Gotham is so silly and amazing, it's the perfect encapsulation of what "Batman" is. Well, I'm interested in Gotham - how well did it age?
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weed cat posted:Well, I'm interested in Gotham - how well did it age? It ended maybe a year or so ago, and the setting itself has that sorta modern but timelessless to it. The first season is a bit shakey because the show is trying to find it's footing. It kinda wants to be an adaptation of Gotham Central. But near the end it figures it out, realizes most people watch it for the villains, and becomes a fun time. It's basically Batman '66 but made with modern tv sensibilities.
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weed cat posted:Well, I'm interested in Gotham - how well did it age? It was fantastic though. You just have to bear with it for the first few episodes until it finds its feet.
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by episode 3 or 4 the villain of the week is a guy who murders corrupt politicians by handcuffing them to weather balloons gotham gets nuts real quick
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Detective No. 27 posted:It's basically Batman '66 but made with modern tv sensibilities. You've got my attention.
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In one season, there's a Costco but for criminals.
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