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My prediction is that old woman he shook hands with at the end will turn out to have been his dad all along and then later a figment of his imagination too.
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punchymcpunch posted:The twist is that all of it was literally real and none of it is in his head, even the stuff that seemed like it was. That's the penultimate twist, the true finale twist is when it slowly zooms out faster and faster, with the earth shrinking as the galaxy takes frames and so on until the universe is all in frame. The camera continues to zoom out and we see the universe was inside the eye of a Marvel writer this entire time. We continue zooming out further, out of the window of the Marvel building and into the home of you, the viewer. We see you watching yourself watching yourself, you turn to face the camera but you see nothing, you look back to the screen to see the camera zoom out even more. It starts to snow on your building, as we zoom out we see your building was inside of a snow globe held by an autistic child. The child looks directly at the camera and says, "blimey", it freeze frames and the credits rolls over it.
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Feb 14, 2017 14:14
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For all the cool cinematography and psychedelic stuff, that egg monster man looks like really bad CGI to me.
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Feb 18, 2017 18:39
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Jay from Jay and Miles Explain the X-Men was saying that the show will most likely end in the destruction of the world. He hasn't actually watched it yet, but is guessing based on who's writing it. Makes a lot of sense, sorta seems like an inevitability with uncontrolled unlimited power.
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Mar 15, 2017 19:36
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El Jebus posted:I was thinking it was David trying to protect Syd and moving to a new plane/reality/whatever in an attempt to giv Syd more time and let them figure out how to fight back inside his own mind. Reading this and what you quoted made me realize I really have no room in my brain for fictional character names. This is like Game of Thrones all over again for me where I could only remember some nicknames.
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Mar 15, 2017 19:46
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coyo7e posted:Man it's been so long I don't even remember who Legion is. He is many, he does not forget/forgive, etc... Pretty sure he's the hacker, "anonymous" and his dad is a tulpa?
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Mar 18, 2017 05:23
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Dragonrah posted:Whoa what? I thought it as 10 episodes. Actually it was 12 episodes but we've all been Mandela effected by the Shadow king to forget.
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Mar 29, 2017 23:19
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DaveKap posted:Stop me if this conversation happened already but what year do you think this show takes place in? Every time I ask or search, the answer is either "it's supposed to be ambiguous," "it doesn't matter, we're just seeing it through David's crazy eyes," or "the 80s." Yet David's sister asks if she can e-mail her husband, which places it in the late 90s at a minimum. What do you folks think? Honestly I think it's sometime between the last wolverine movie and the last x men movie.
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Apr 12, 2017 02:59
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Longbaugh01 posted:You think It's somewhere between Logan and Apocalypse? Why? (Guessing you mean the reverse, but I understood your meaning.) I forgot Apocalypse was set a bit in the past, I just meant I think it's near future, definitely before Logan where all the mutants are extinct or whatever. I'm not sure how much the Marvel TV series tie into the canon of the movies, traditionally they haven't linked them too much, remember agents of whatever being dismissed as a dead man's dream. Longbaugh01 posted:None of them connect because everything X-Men related is not in the MCU. Oh yeah gently caress, completely forgot. I mean at least the Logan movie is sorta based on the Marvel comic, so it might have relevance? They have so many alternate futures though, it probably doesn't matter. Either way, it still seems pretty near-future to me, but the points everyone else raised about it just supposed to make you feel lost etc are all very probably true also. curse of flubber fucked around with this message at 23:40 on Apr 12, 2017 |
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Apr 12, 2017 23:30
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JawnV6 posted:Where was that? Agents of Shield is tied into the movies decently well, in that they'll meander around to have "twists" happen concurrently on the show and movie release. The Hydra flip was timed to Cap 2's release, Fury supposedly gets the extra hover carrier for the Ultron ending from events in the show. At least one character (Sif) has been in the movies, in the show, then back in the movies. One of the backdrops for a MCU Netflix show is a greedy developer taking advantage of the parts of NYC leveled during Avengers 1. I think I may have read an article a while ago that could have misinterpreted Joss Whedon joking about Agents of Shield being a fever dream right before the captain dude's death.
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Apr 13, 2017 00:19
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What powers did David lose when he broke up with the Shadow King? Shadow King can teleport right, and probably like large scale telekinetic stuff? He had to use them to hold those soldiers in a big ball, so I'm guessing he can't do stuff like that any more. The teleporting/disintegrating thing seems pretty SK as well. What does that leave David with? The power to create mind palaces and telepathy?
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Apr 14, 2017 04:37
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MOVIE MAJICK posted:Is Iron Fist good? The dude was pretty much learning fighting on the day of shooting. Everything about it is bad and boring and horrible to sit through. It offers absolutely nothing new and it does absolutely nothing well.
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May 6, 2017 23:58
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Before Legion I assumed Aubrey could only play one role, I'm glad I was proven so thoroughly wrong. All her movements fit so perfectly well in with the character.Fartbox posted:Aubrey is born to play roles like these cuz she got real real natural crazy eyes that they used to great effect in this show That made her contrast with Chris Pratt's Andy all the more adorable.
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