At least Wakanda still exists.
There's like four Asgardians left and they're all homeless.
Being a random Asgardian in the MCU is probably the worst thing to be. They get dunked on every week.
At least Wakanda still exists.
There's like four Asgardians left and they're all homeless.
Yep, phenomenal movie. Felt like "Art".Not MCU related but
Yo, I just watched Logan for the first time. As far as superhero movies go, damn near a masterpiece. Glad Hugh went out on such a high note. Whoever takes over as MCU Wolverine has huge boots to fill.
Not MCU related but
Yo, I just watched Logan for the first time. As far as superhero movies go, damn near a masterpiece. Glad Hugh went out on such a high note. Whoever takes over as MCU Wolverine has huge boots to fill.
Me and 2 friends were considering itHigh agree.
In similar news, is anyone going to go see Once Upon a Deadpool?
So like I'm gonna rely on y'all to tell me if the trailer is too spoilerish.Spider-Man: Far From Home has a legit shot of being the best Marvel trailer this week
GG
It's Sony, it will beSo like I'm gonna rely on y'all to tell me if the trailer is too spoilerish.
If the trailer is really good then I won't care.
Why not bring this up?
I've only seen an article mention it'll come out in about 6-8 hours.
The one about gamora's race is absolutely not a movie error.Avengers: Infinity War has been named the most mistake-filled movie of 2018, having 25 errors in it.
One of the errors they mention is that Thanos states that Gamora's people, the Zen-Whoberi, is now thriving after he erased half the population. While in Guardians of the Galaxy it's said that Gamora is the very last of the people.
The Russos has responded in the past with "who do you trust? Gamora or Thanos," which could be indicating that Thanos is either lying or doesn't know about the fate of the Zen-Whoberi. It could also be that half of them were wiped before the rest of them died leaving Gamora as the sole survivor.
I wouldn't classify this one "error" as an error per se, but it depends how you look at it.
Another and more correct error is a frame where Bruce Banner is trying to get the Hulk out in New York, his shirt is seen with a minor mudstain, where in the next frame it's a major splat.
I think the most "famous" error is at the end when Thanos goes to grab Vision by his neck. In the next frame Vision is sitting on the ground and Thanos goes to grab his neck again despite having already held him by the neck in the prior frame.
Yeah, that's what I said.
I know but they have it in the article, which is unjustified IMO.
I think the most "famous" error is at the end when Thanos goes to grab Vision by his neck. In the next frame Vision is sitting on the ground and Thanos goes to grab his neck again despite having already held him by the neck in the prior frame.
You got pictures?The best one is Peter having two widely different hairstyles seconds apart. My dude went Ultimate Spider-Man for shits and giggles while Doctor Strange argued with Iron-Man or someshit.
So many last minute decisionslol Far From Home trailer was apparently delayed at the last minute. maybe Marvel pushed Sony to give Avengers Endgame hype a bit more space
In about 3 minutes.
The scene, running at 2 minutes and 30 seconds shows Carol Danvers trapped by the Skrulls, her hands cuffed and restricted by some sort of device. She's mentally probed by the Skrulls for some info but somehow manages to break free of the Skrulls, kicking some serious ass in the process that drove the crowd crazy. Reportedly, she screams back hard at a Skrull trying to scare her beats the crap out of it. Danvers apparently also smiled in the scene, quoting the titular Higher, Further, Faster that was prominently featured across the posters. As for dialogues, we only got one: before commencing her assault on the Skrulls, Danvers retorts, "I'm gonna do this old school".
At a very quick glance, Tiago described it as a smoother, more reptilian version of Mystique's transformation in the X-Men films. But upon seeing the transformation a second time, it was described as "several bits of human skin growing and they meet eventually to form an actual skin." He also compared it to the particle visual effect of the Reality Stone in Infinity War.
Lol, imma laugh and cry if it's true.Y'all see this Spider-Man FFH trailer description?
Aunt May and Happy Hogan are having an affair
It's true, also Spider-Man and Mysterio team-up to fight the Elementals
Y'all see this Spider-Man FFH trailer description?
Aunt May and Happy Hogan are having an affair
It's true, also Spider-Man and Mysterio team-up to fight the Elementals
Ooohhhh shiitttt Thanos gonna get fucked up!It's true, also Spider-Man and Mysterio team-up to fight the Elementals
They ain't jokin!?! Wtf?I seriously thought you guys were trolling, but it's true. What.
When is that far from home trailer? I thought we was gonna eat this weekend.
Reports from the first trailer indicate that fans of the classic Mysterio costume from the pages of Marvel Comics will not be disappointed. Yes, he will have the fishbowl helmet.
But fans who are expecting Mysterio to be a villain will be surprised to learn that he'll actually be an ally of the Spider-Man — thanks to Nick Fury.
"There are these threats to the world, the Elementals, elemental creatures. And Mysterio is someone who knows about them and wants to make sure that the world is safe from them," said Gyllenhaal. "And Nick Fury asks him to come on and help because he's the only one who really understands them. And then he teams up with friendly neighborhood Spider-Man and unfortunately has to make him become more than a friendly neighborhood Spider-Man."
Based on Gyllenhaal's comments, it sounds like Spider-Man will be pushed out of his comfort zone. This echoes remarks made by Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige, who first revealed the title Far From Home would have multiple meanings.
"Well, I mean, sure, let the speculation begin. That's always fun," Feige said to ComicBook.com. "We like [the title] of course because it ties into Homecoming, not just keeping that word going, which we like and we liked it more than Homecoming 2, but that notion of 'home' is a word that has dual meanings we'd like to continue with this [Marvel Cinematic Universe] version of Spider-Man. So, Far From Home has multiple meanings."
I guess after seeing how people responded to the Manta suit in Aquaman, Marvel is now going full on fishbowl.
I guess after seeing how people responded to the Manta suit in Aquaman, Marvel is now going full on fishbowl.