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@ jayaottley You don't have to explain posters to me, bro. I don't care enough about them to hear their backstory.
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I don't really know if it's good or bad, because as you know, I don't care for posters. With that being said, this poster has done something incredible. It has left @ narrator almost completely speechless. The man who has the most long, well thought out (yet at times rambling) posts on MW was left without words. Again, I don't know if the poster is good or bad, but I fear the power of it :P
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@ ejk1 Hey man, a friend of mine wants to know why Spider-Man and Wolverine aren't in the Avengers movie(s), and I seem to remember you discussing legal reasons why that was. Would you mind filling me in so I can tell him? This obviously isn't my cup'a tea, lol.
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@ vampire2000 The nerds. They range from 12-65.
I don't think anyone cares about The Lone Ranger. At least I don't.
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Kitsch was great on FNL, but it may be that he is just a television actor, and that's it. It could also be that the man has yet to find his groove in films.
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Hmm...it seems like every director has to take on at least one graphic novel/comic book movie. I guess Refn may as well do the same, although I must say that, while admittedly I have not read this, the above premise sounds rather cliched. If there isn't more to the story, I think Refn should wait until he finds something more interesting.
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@ cheetoboy @ ROFLitschristian Spoilers guys. Shame on you for ruining the heavy stuff for others.
@ thesymbiote It was named "Balls To The Wall."
I have mixed feelings on this. I found most of Millar's sequel to be mediocre, with very little character growth and way too much emphasis on violence. However, Millar wonderfully altered the first story and made a fantastic film, so here is hoping that he can work the same magic again.
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@ jasonkat Incredible Hulk has to be part of it, because it moved the story forward. perhaps the film will see a spike in Blu-ray/DVD sales because of the success of The Avengers (perhaps it already did; I admittedly haven't been paying attention). Also, why should they wait? Judging by how many people repeatedly bought the HP box sets (Year 1-4, Year 1-5, Year 1-6, etc.), it stands to reason that Marvel would see the same profit gain by doing it over and over again. Plus, this is "Phase One." It's already a complete set.
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I wasn't looking forward to the film, anyways.
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Hard to criticize Marvel at the moment because of all its success, but Iron Patriot is an odd step to take, especially without Osborn.
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@ dan1 Eh, I think mine was a little obvious as well. Oh well.
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@ thedude-abides I'd wear geishas. All night long, hahaha. That was a subtle, dirty joke right there.
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I hope Pegg is being truthful. Abrams shouldn't duplicate villains. A new series in a new timeline should mean different villains.
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Interesting. Looks kind of Goodfellas-ish. I hope it goes in another direction.
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@ thedude-abides Many people will probably think you're talking about Heath Ledger's character from TDK, not Modine's from FMJ.
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@ ROFLitschristian It's okay man. I've been guilty of that a few times myself, haha.
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@ bawnian-dexeus Go check out the Lawless thread. He did it there as well.
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@ RupertMurdochsFather Not a psychologist, just well educated. Obviously, the same cannot be said about you.
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