I think that source is wrong then, everyone who saw it in IMAX said there was no aspect ratio switching.
I think that source is wrong then, everyone who saw it in IMAX said there was no aspect ratio switching.
Hm, I'm wondering if it was just one scene then so no one noticed. I know thst TFA only expanded in the millennium falcon sequence and that was it. Civil War was the same way, only the airport sequence was expanded to 1:90:1.I think that source is wrong then, everyone who saw it in IMAX said there was no aspect ratio switching.
I think that source is wrong then, everyone who saw it in IMAX said there was no aspect ratio switching.
Got a question for you comic-knowledgeable people, just how powerful is Spider-man strength-wise? Does he really need an Iron Man suit? I was under the impression he's supposed to be pretty friggin' strong.
There wasn't.
TFA had the escape from Jakku scene in IMAX (that was it). But TLJ didn't have any aspect ratio switching.
There was an IMAX 70MM trailer done for TLJ, maybe the person saw that and assumed it was that aspect ratio. But the actual movie didn't have any scenes that used it.
https://www.reddit.com/r/StarWars/comments/7jx0hp/what_were_the_143_imax_scenes_in_the_last_jedi/
https://www.reddit.com/r/IMAXMovies/comments/7jdjhc/no_imax_aspect_ratio_changes_in_star_wars_the/
Got a question for you comic-knowledgeable people, just how powerful is Spider-man strength-wise? Does he really need an Iron Man suit? I was under the impression he's supposed to be pretty friggin' strong.
Strength doesn't mean anything against gunfireGot a question for you comic-knowledgeable people, just how powerful is Spider-man strength-wise? Does he really need an Iron Man suit? I was under the impression he's supposed to be pretty friggin' strong.
Got a question for you comic-knowledgeable people, just how powerful is Spider-man strength-wise? Does he really need an Iron Man suit? I was under the impression he's supposed to be pretty friggin' strong.
I'm still not sure what I think about Iron Man having a vibranium suit. I miss the days of it feeling real and heavy.
SymbioteThey're going to have to explain why Spider-Man goes back to a non-iron suit
Got a question for you comic-knowledgeable people, just how powerful is Spider-man strength-wise? Does he really need an Iron Man suit? I was under the impression he's supposed to be pretty friggin' strong.
Loki not being in any of these isn't boding well for him.
Actually it enforces the idea that IM3 ended with: that Iron Man isn't just a tool that Stark uses as protection, but that instead it's Stark himself. The Bleeding Edge armor actually blurs that line even more.I love seeing the bleeding edge armor on screen, but its presence means that Marvel continues to backpedal with Tony's character post-IM3. They have no idea what to do with him, and this makes me 99% sure they'll just kill him off at the end of this or the next one.
[/QUOTE]What makes you think hes got a Vibranium suit?
The Bleeding edge suit was always ninites and judging from the trailer this new suit which seems based on bleeding edge is almost certainly ninites/nanomachines.
Everyone cant have Vibranium everything.
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Theres gotta be more work to be done.
But the bleeding edge suit is supposed to be kinda like liquid metal-esc as its comprised of a lot of Nano-Machines/ninites my memory is bad.
I do know it had like weird musculature to it and was smooth all over not dissimilar to what the trailer suit looks like.
Actually it enforces the idea that IM3 ended with: that Iron Man isn't just a tool that Stark uses as protection, but that instead it's Stark himself. The Bleeding Edge armor actually blurs that line even more.
No. Tony Stark himself, the mind and the man ("the mechanic", as he realizes of himself) is Iron Man, not the tech. That is the whole point of the shots of him getting his chest arc reactor removed and him blowing up all his remaining suits.
Bleeding Edge is a step back for the character as he has been developed thus far in the mcu.
Why?
It's practically continued in Age of Ultron, where Tony creates the Iron Legion as a replacement for him being Iron Man.
Tony realizing that he didn't need to bug out and obsess over his suits and what he'd do without one for every eventuality because he himself is Iron Man doesn't mean he stops developing new, better versions of the tech.
It breaks in A3 or 4 and Tony dies & isn't there to make him another one.They're going to have to explain why Spider-Man goes back to a non-iron suit
Tony went through that whole arc in Iron Man 3, thought he figured it all out
Then realized he can't quit it, as a person he has progressed and somehow regressed,
Correct, he made Ultron out of fear, Signed the Accords out of fear, he gave up the suits thinking it'd help him, he doesn't know what to do anymore and Thanos shall grant him peaceYeah. I think Tony is just stuck in a vicious cycle. I shouldn't have said that the writers of the mcu don't know what to do with him. Maybe they realize that a happy retirement is just not possible for Tony Stark so death will be the only real way out for him.
I don't think it's a regression, it's more like a step forward in his arc while simultaneously a step backward for his own happiness.Nope. The reason he and Pepper split at some point prior to Civil War was because he couldnt help himself. Ultimately, Bleeding Edge is another suit for another eventuality, but this one has the unique trait of living inside of him, becoming literally part of him.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U_dGQFuukkY
Bleeding Edge is not only just another way for him to indulge his bad tendencies, but it is pretty much the symbol of a regression of the entire thematic arc Tony goes through in Iron man 3 and Age of Ultron.
Isn't this late for an MCU movie? I thought Marvel usually let's review go up weeks beforehand
Yeah. I think Tony is just stuck in a vicious cycle. I shouldn't have said that the writers of the mcu don't know what to do with him. Maybe they realize that a happy retirement is just not possible for Tony Stark so death will be the only real way out for him.
Has anyone made the prediction that Vision won't die when the Mind Stone is ultimately removed from his head? I'm thinking they might go with him changing into the colorless Vision from the comics. He would be a shell of himself in personality (more robotic?) and powers. Could also lead into some crazy/pissed Wanda shenanigans when he doesn't remember her the same way.
Has anyone made the prediction that Vision won't die when the Mind Stone is ultimately removed from his head? I'm thinking they might go with him changing into the colorless Vision from the comics. He would be a shell of himself in personality (more robotic?) and powers. Could also lead into some crazy/pissed Wanda shenanigans when he doesn't remember her the same way.
Like Avengers 4 doesn't exist
I don't think a lot of us think he'll die permanently in IW
I don't think a lot of us think he'll die permanently in IW
He will probably die and be brought back with a stone tho....
Oh I knowWho knows that could happen. The set pic leaks suggest something else.
Oh I know
I still expect him to be dead for realsies by the end of A4
I wonder if she'll be impressed by his makeup, like if Ultron did something with the vibranium they hadn't thought of yet.Vision wont die, Shuri will save him (she's holding a hologram of his head in the trailer)
For the record according to one of the "road to" comic booksYeah. I think Tony is just stuck in a vicious cycle. I shouldn't have said that the writers of the mcu don't know what to do with him. Maybe they realize that a happy retirement is just not possible for Tony Stark so death will be the only real way out for him.