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Marvel's Agents of Shield Season 5 Trailer
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Yep, and so many amazing gifs every week. :)
Yeah. Yes please.
Yeah, it seems like it.
Heh yeah.
Yeah, it really surprised, it's really good.
Based on the space ship shots from the trailer, I think we're in for some good shit.
Never underestimate the power of a TV special effects budget.
Good thing i jumped off TWD since last season...... Ugh.............
Never underestimate the power of a TV special effects budget.
Would have been cheaper and easier to replace the deer with a trained dog.
So wait.
After 3.5 seasons of rebuilding and repairing SHIELD, is it essentially right back to where it was?
That's a lot of work gone to waste.
After 3.5 seasons of rebuilding and repairing SHIELD, is it essentially right back to where it was?
That's a lot of work gone to waste.
I like that Quake's short hair lasted all of half a season before she just started growing it long again.
I still remember being in total disbelief when he
executed Victoria Hand point blank, stone cold.
That was the beginning of greatness (with a bit of a drop in S3, where imo they should have left Ward alone instead of pushing him as Hive).
Can' t wait for this series, the end reveal at the end of last series was just jaw dropping, especially as I'd managed to avoid any spoilers before hand. I actually liked the first part of season one unlike a lot of people, the only part across the 4 series which I really didn't like was the second half of season two with the stupid Cal and city of inhumans stuff :/. Things picked back up in season three though with the amazing off planet episodes and origins of Hydra.
I think it was better than S1 of DD, yes. They split season 4 into 3 arcs so all the stories moved at a super fast pace, I seem to recall there being maybe 1 episode that felt a little like filler. There was a lot of "holy shit" moments. It was legitimately great TV.
Never underestimate the power of a TV special effects budget.
obviously you havent seen the LOST submarine
Agreed. It was an ingenious way to solve the 22 episode season problem. I hope they do it again this year.
Bold words going down, I think DD season 1 was amazing so its a tough comparison to make, cut man is probably one of the best tv episodes of anything over recent years, though I loved AOS season 4 I think the only episode I think gets close to comparing to that quality of tv is the 4,722 hours episode in series 3, now damn that was an episode.
Season 4 should have been that season! It is easily the best year of TV I've ever seen. But as it has been said above, this show works even better if you've watched everything leaving up to it.
Did you not watch Inhumans?
Yeah the title cards really helped to split up the season in season 4. I like when they mix up the opening, I know it was season 3 not 4 but just beacuse I was mentioning 4,722 hours a few coments back the above opening was a doozy.
Man I loved S4. I really did.
The GR arc had the downside of having shit villains (the raccoon-looking ghosts) but fuck it, Ghost Rider was hype as fuck. Gabriel Luna did good. Then the LMD arc ramped up the tension and it all culminated in one of the best episodes of the series - "Self Control". Back then in S1 I never would've guessed that AoS could do something like that. Elizabeth Henstridge and Iain de Caestecker are just... damn. They're quite probably the best actors in the main cast, and it really showed during this episode.
And then, the Hydra arc, with all the subversions and callbacks - it felt like a low-key celebration of the series' past. And, fucking hell, Iain de Caestecker was incredibly scary as "The Doctor". One of the best antagonists the series has had so far. And, obviously, AIDA/Ophelia... Mallory Jansen really surprised me. Girl's got RANGE.
So, all in all, the decision to split the season into 3 different (yet connected) arcs is probably the best decision the showrunners ever took. Let's hope S5 manages to maintain that level - or even surpass it.
The GR arc had the downside of having shit villains (the raccoon-looking ghosts) but fuck it, Ghost Rider was hype as fuck. Gabriel Luna did good. Then the LMD arc ramped up the tension and it all culminated in one of the best episodes of the series - "Self Control". Back then in S1 I never would've guessed that AoS could do something like that. Elizabeth Henstridge and Iain de Caestecker are just... damn. They're quite probably the best actors in the main cast, and it really showed during this episode.
And then, the Hydra arc, with all the subversions and callbacks - it felt like a low-key celebration of the series' past. And, fucking hell, Iain de Caestecker was incredibly scary as "The Doctor". One of the best antagonists the series has had so far. And, obviously, AIDA/Ophelia... Mallory Jansen really surprised me. Girl's got RANGE.
So, all in all, the decision to split the season into 3 different (yet connected) arcs is probably the best decision the showrunners ever took. Let's hope S5 manages to maintain that level - or even surpass it.
Long hair is best.
Da hell, Season 4 should've been that season! D:
I'm going to irritate some people and say that this is the first trailer that makes AoS look fun.
And Season 4 was fire, mind you, but it never looked like a fun show if you only knew it by the trailers. Consider me hyped.
And Season 4 was fire, mind you, but it never looked like a fun show if you only knew it by the trailers. Consider me hyped.
Eh, I try to be a bit more fair towards that. It was laughably terrible but it was also eight years ago. I can't say I expected too much better from CG in 2009 on a broadcast television show. Haha.
This is S5, not season 6. we got one more to go ;)
I think ABC got Disney to convince ILM to let the unpaid interns prove their worth by building their resume/portfolio by working on AoS FX/CGI.
it's the only way they have the best to keep it looking as good as it does.
Just an early suggestion for the title. Will try to come up with others later.
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S5 lOTl There's No EarthQuakes In Space
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S5 lOTl There's No EarthQuakes In Space
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S5 lOTl EarthQUAKEs in the SKYE
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S5 lOTl In Space!
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S5 lOTl Not the FInal Season
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S5 lOTl Mad Dekes
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S5 lOTl They Go To Hawaii, We Go To Space
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S5 lOTl In Space!
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S5 lOTl Not the FInal Season
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S5 lOTl Mad Dekes
Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. S5 lOTl They Go To Hawaii, We Go To Space
Nice!
Some cool suggestions so far.
Yeah, the way they did the arcs and title screens in S4 was so good.
Yeah the title cards really helped to split up the season in season 4. I like when they mix up the opening, I know it was season 3 not 4 but just beacuse I was mentioning 4,722 hours a few coments back the above opening was a doozy.
Good callback to that older opening, this one was great too.
Is this sarcasm? I can't think of anything Papa said to legitimately deserve this reaction. Getting people who aren't already hooked (or still believe it to be the same quality as early S1 despite it having been literally half a decade ago) into the series has been SHIELD's biggest issue for years.
