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Wow. Most of the movie fight Avengers shots weren't bad but that one looks awful. Like the ground is an infinite flat plane with no debris on it and the two buildings were CGIed in at the wrong angle.
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Jul 24, 2017 21:17
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I don't like Cyborg on the Justice League because I consider him an integral part of Teen Titans. Then again it's not like they're going to do a Teen Titans movie without Robin.
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Oct 30, 2017 18:13
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ImpAtom posted:Cyborg is the superhero who has name recognition value and history while also being his own self-defined character and having no other versions. The Specter and Firestorm suffer from the latter, Steel and Batwing from the former. Amazing-Man and Bumblebee are characters who even DC comic fans would have trouble naming. I think Static is probably the best of that lineup and there are some issues going on with rights and so-on which seems like they make them shy away from him. He's also a pretty distinctive character, being a heavily tech-oriented superhero in a setting where most heroes are either powerless/gadget heroes or straight metahumans. Isn't Static essentially electricity-Spider Man? Or is that only in the cartoon?
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Oct 31, 2017 03:32
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ImpAtom posted:Plastic Man is effectively Cartoon Character Physics: The Character instead. I'd describe him more as a Thing (from the movie The Thing) that's friendly. I'm trying to find that one Justice League Action short with the mobsters. EDIT: Couldn't find the one I'm looking for, but in a live action movie some of this stuff would look body-horror. wdarkk fucked around with this message at 01:55 on Nov 27, 2017 |
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Nov 27, 2017 01:50
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Old Kentucky Shark posted:He's also Stephen King's favorite comic book character, not coincidentally. Ha. Here it is: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BdXFFATVQ68 In this short, a group of men go crazy and attack each other because they believe one of them or an inanimate object is a shapeshifting monster. Add some parkas and flamethrowers and what do you get?
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Nov 27, 2017 02:00
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Jutsuka posted:It sure doesn't show in his work. But then talk is cheap and empty rhetoric is certainly the hallmark of the kind of liberalism Whedon epitomizes. There's a little of that in Serenity, with everyone believing that broadcasting the truth will inspire the masses to change society. But that's all talk, no show.
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