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Post by thecrimson on Nov 5, 2014 19:32:29 GMT -6
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Post by wyokid on Nov 5, 2014 22:08:14 GMT -6
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Post by jer on Nov 5, 2014 22:24:26 GMT -6
If it's to answer questions about some marvel related trivia ... don't ask me I've really been out of the loop .... since forever it seems!
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Post by wyokid on Nov 5, 2014 22:37:07 GMT -6
If it's to answer questions about some marvel related trivia ... don't ask me I've really been out of the loop .... since forever it seems! Nah man. I missed ya buddy.
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Post by jer on Nov 5, 2014 23:21:24 GMT -6
I missed you guys too. Especially all the talk about comics and movies. I can only imagine how much talk was going on the web when the news hit about all the upcoming marvel movies. I decided to just plug myself back into the matrix today if only for a little while.
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Post by wyokid on Nov 5, 2014 23:59:51 GMT -6
I missed you guys too. Especially all the talk about comics and movies. I can only imagine how much talk was going on the web when the news hit about all the upcoming marvel movies. I decided to just plug myself back into the matrix today if only for a little while. Dude. Black Panther and Captain Marvel! Fox News is gonna have a field day!
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Post by jer on Nov 6, 2014 0:23:33 GMT -6
They had their field day last night.
Wyokid, I just noticed your last post above me has the mark of the beast
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Nov 6, 2014 6:48:03 GMT -6
I thought the X-Men: DoFP trailer was good. It captured a curiously triumphant hope vs disparity eeriness, which feels important and somewhat epic to anyone who likes the X-Men films. But I personally prefer the Avengers: AoU trailer simply because I think it reveals more exciting things, all the awesome stuff that we're likely to see. 3 awesome things I noticed about The Avengers: Age of Ultron trailer 1. Ultron already seems like the most badass supervillain since Heath Ledger's Joker. And we've only heard and seen less than thirty seconds of him. A great superhero movie always needs a great villain. And Ultron already looks well on form to bring back the menace in superhero movies. 2. Clearly, Bruce Banner is a ticking time bomb waiting to burst out as the Hulk. Considering the ominous shot of Bruce Banner restrained on the Avengers jet looking very unwell and consider that we saw the Hulk battling Iron Man in his Hulkbuster suit, the trailer indicates that not only might Banner lose control, but Mark Ruffalo might have one of the meatiest roles in the movie. He became the fan-favourite of The Movie Avengers as he was visually the most awesome thing in it. So it makes sense that Marvel Studios might want to focus more on Hulk in future instalments. 3. Some fans complained that Hawkeye didn't get enough solo action in the first film, but the new trailer strongly suggests Hawkeye will get more chances to use his bow and arrow. One shot even recalls the opening action sequence of The Bourne Legacy with Renner sprinting through a snowy forest in pursuit of - or being pursued by - some baddies. Konnichiwa! They had their field day last night. Wyokid, I just noticed your last post above me has the mark of the beast The mark of the beast is 616. 666 is actually a mistranslation. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Number_of_the_beast
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Post by wyokid on Nov 6, 2014 9:56:51 GMT -6
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Post by Sage6Paths on Nov 6, 2014 11:27:14 GMT -6
They just announced the title for Star Wars 7. What do you guys think? I think it's good but I rather like the Force Unleashed better.
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Post by Sage6Paths on Nov 6, 2014 11:31:30 GMT -6
Has anyone here seen Interstellar? Was it good? I'm planning on seeing it over the weekend. I heard form my dad that it was good but that it had the Nolan campy feel.
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Post by wyokid on Nov 6, 2014 11:34:44 GMT -6
That title is beast.
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Post by Sage6Paths on Nov 6, 2014 11:43:29 GMT -6
I think so too. Unlike the previous incarnations where it seems the force is either an energy field that binds people or midichlorians, this seems to indicate that the force will hold a physical being. The implications for that is amazing. Or it may just be that Luke has held so much power and that he has been hiding out and because he has soaked in so much of the force that he becomes the embodiment of the force and the conflict in episode 7 awakens him.
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Post by wyokid on Nov 6, 2014 14:24:32 GMT -6
I think so too. Unlike the previous incarnations where it seems the force is either an energy field that binds people or midichlorians, this seems to indicate that the force will hold a physical being. The implications for that is amazing. Or it may just be that Luke has held so much power and that he has been hiding out and because he has soaked in so much of the force that he becomes the embodiment of the force and the conflict in episode 7 awakens him. The final season of The Clone Wars HEAVILY dealt with the force and just turned it into its own monster and it's just fantastic. I'm really looking forward to where that goes.
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Post by Sage6Paths on Nov 6, 2014 15:42:13 GMT -6
I think so too. Unlike the previous incarnations where it seems the force is either an energy field that binds people or midichlorians, this seems to indicate that the force will hold a physical being. The implications for that is amazing. Or it may just be that Luke has held so much power and that he has been hiding out and because he has soaked in so much of the force that he becomes the embodiment of the force and the conflict in episode 7 awakens him. The final season of The Clone Wars HEAVILY dealt with the force and just turned it into its own monster and it's just fantastic. I'm really looking forward to where that goes. I haven't finished Clone Wars yet. I will though. Though I am dreading the day when I finish the series. It's just so good and I don't want it to end. Same with Tron: Uprising. That show was so good. It was one of the best cartoons in my opinion and those retards at Disney cancelled it. If you haven't watched it already you should. Anyway the parts of Clone Wars I did watch was with the Force brother and sister and I really liked that episode. So I hope they continue off that in Star Wars 7 and beyond. Also I would recommend Warcraft: The SunWell Trilogy Manga. It also deals with a force like entity known as the Sunwell being forced to become a physical being.
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Post by Sage6Paths on Nov 6, 2014 15:43:40 GMT -6
Also I have been watching Star Wars: Rebels and damn it's so good. I really want to see a Empire Academy spin-off because the idea sounds awesome.
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Nov 6, 2014 15:48:46 GMT -6
3 reasons why I want to see Marvel vs AoT.1. Hulk vs Titans. 'Nuff said. 2. Spider-Man's abilities are somewhat similar to Attack on Titan's Omni-Directional Mobility. How is that not cool as f***? 3. A super strong, super fast, flying type Marvel character (let's say Ms Marvel as one example) or a Marvel cosmic powerhouse, shoot through a Titan's eye and out the back of it's head like a speeding bullet. And then blasting downwards into it's nape before it can regenerate. Why it probably won't be anywhere near as good as Attack on Titan.If it's written by Marvel, it could very well be quite cheesy and unfaithful to the original series. Also, will Marvel allow it's characters to die gruesome deaths? How will it portray horrific violence and how will it be faithful to the anime/manga? I'm not sure. Of course, it is early days yet. I don't see how the Titans could possibly be a threat against the Marvel universe. The Marvel universe should annihilate them quickly, thus greatly dampening the potential of any sense of danger, threat or opposition which makes the Titan's so awesome. I don't see how the Marvel universe could lose. So I don't expect the arc will be very long. I want the AoT Titans to be always be awesome, regardless of who they're written by. But how can they possibly pose any sort of threat or opposition when the Marvel universe have so many super fast flyers and high powered blasters? How can they not become trivialised by the titanic advantage the Marvel heroes have over the Titans? Any ideas? (The Faithful Optimist).It should be a really fun and exciting comic book and I seriously can't wait to read it. I hope the art is good. It's going to be an action packed spectacle, I just know it. And I think a lot of people - including myself - are going to enjoy it immensely. And that will probably give Marvel the invective to continue making more. I think if the crossover meets most expectations, the book could very well be an amazing purchase come release. And the whole thing will certainly explode into an entire crossover franchise/universe of Marvel/AoT comics. (The Cautious Sceptic).But it's unlikely that all the incredibly high expectations of AoT perfection will be met. If Marvel aren't confident enough to to let their characters get butchered in somewhat horrific ways in a universe that's non-616-continuity, then it's not going be as amazing as Attack on Titan, there won't be that important sense of horror that the Titans pose, and will only dampen the immeasurable threat that Attack on Titan Titans are supposed to be. Will it be faithful to the comic? Will it portray the awesome, horrific threats the Titan's pose? I'm not sure. I don't think so. But the crossover will be good for Marvel. I have no doubt about that. (Conclusion).I'm excited but I'm also suspiciously sceptical. I'm optimistic. And yet I have doubts. Basically... I'm torn. Keep the details coming! Has anyone here seen Interstellar? Was it good? I'm planning on seeing it over the weekend. I heard form my dad that it was good but that it had the Nolan campy feel. What do you mean by campy? Do you find them emasculate? I haven't noticed campiness in any Nolan films but I don't think I've seen all his films so I'm not sure. But when Nolan's good, he's really good. The problem with some of his more recent work has primarily (IMO at least) been their plot holes. I think Christopher Nolan is a brilliant Director. I think he's amazing, exceptional even. But it's his writing that can let him down. Inception and TDKR were - being blunt - excellently directed but badly written films. It was their writing that made them fundamentally flawed as there was a lot that didn't make sense about them. But in saying that, Batman Begins and The Dark Knight were freaking tits. And I honestly think Interstellar could be his best film yet. I'm a fan of his work. And though I could be wrong, I speculatively suspect that Interstellar will be well written because I know Nolan's capable of writing well and I believe that this is a story he can write. And there's no question about his directing skills. Though I haven't seen it yet, I cunningly suspect that this time his writing won't have the problems of his recent work. I'm really anxious to see it. Despite Nolan's previous little hiccups, I actually think Interstellar could become my favourite movie of the year. Well... maybe second favourite after Guardians.
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Post by wyokid on Nov 6, 2014 16:01:22 GMT -6
The final season of The Clone Wars HEAVILY dealt with the force and just turned it into its own monster and it's just fantastic. I'm really looking forward to where that goes. I haven't finished Clone Wars yet. I will though. Though I am dreading the day when I finish the series. It's just so good and I don't want it to end. Same with Tron: Uprising. That show was so good. It was one of the best cartoons in my opinion and those retards at Disney cancelled it. If you haven't watched it already you should. Anyway the parts of Clone Wars I did watch was with the Force brother and sister and I really liked that episode. So I hope they continue off that in Star Wars 7 and beyond. Also I would recommend Warcraft: The SunWell Trilogy Manga. It also deals with a force like entity known as the Sunwell being forced to become a physical being. Final season has Yoda doing insane force related trials. I still need to watch the last Tron film lol.
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Post by Sage6Paths on Nov 6, 2014 16:18:28 GMT -6
Secret War: Ultimates
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Post by Sage6Paths on Nov 6, 2014 16:23:54 GMT -6
3 reasons why I want to see Marvel vs AoT.I'm planning on seeing it over the weekend. I heard form my dad that it was good but that it had the Nolan campy feel. What do you mean by campy? Do you find them emasculate? I haven't noticed campiness in any Nolan films but I don't think I've seen all his films so I'm not sure. But when Nolan's good, he's really good. The problem with some of his more recent work has primarily (IMO at least) been their plot holes. I think Christopher Nolan is a brilliant Director. I think he's amazing, exceptional even. But it's his writing that can let him down. Inception and TDKR were - being blunt - excellently directed but badly written films. It was their writing that made them fundamentally flawed as there was a lot that didn't make sense about them. But in saying that, Batman Begins and The Dark Knight were freaking tits. And I honestly think Interstellar could be his best film yet. I'm a fan of his work. And though I could be wrong, I speculatively suspect that Interstellar will be well written because I know Nolan's capable of writing well and I believe that this is a story he can write. And there's no question about his directing skills. Though I haven't seen it yet, I cunningly suspect that this time his writing won't have the problems of his recent work. I'm really anxious to see it. Despite Nolan's previous little hiccups, I actually think Interstellar could become my favourite movie of the year. Well... maybe second favourite after Guardians. Not so much emasculate but more about love. Nolan has a tendency to empathizes human relationships to a extreme degree. Which personally I don't find bad but some might find it too much. Such as Bruce and Selina's ending at the cafe in Rises. The father/son relationship in Inception. And in this movie there is a father/daughter relationship that "love is the only thing that transcends space and time."
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Post by Sage6Paths on Nov 6, 2014 16:25:20 GMT -6
I haven't finished Clone Wars yet. I will though. Though I am dreading the day when I finish the series. It's just so good and I don't want it to end. Same with Tron: Uprising. That show was so good. It was one of the best cartoons in my opinion and those retards at Disney cancelled it. If you haven't watched it already you should. Anyway the parts of Clone Wars I did watch was with the Force brother and sister and I really liked that episode. So I hope they continue off that in Star Wars 7 and beyond. Also I would recommend Warcraft: The SunWell Trilogy Manga. It also deals with a force like entity known as the Sunwell being forced to become a physical being. Final season has Yoda doing insane force related trials. I still need to watch the last Tron film lol. Technically you don't need to watch the movie to get the gist of the cartoon. It's a plus but it isn't required. I would recommend watching the movie though because I thought it was good. Maybe not the best plot wise but I did like the Father/Son relationship aspect of the movie. A
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Nov 6, 2014 17:08:12 GMT -6
They just announced the title for Star Wars 7. What do you guys think? I think it's good but I rather like the Force Unleashed better. I suppose I can live with it. I think it sounds cliche tbh. And why would the Force suddenly be awake in Episode VII? It suggests that the Force has been dormant all this time. Eh? Excuse me? But I can live with it. Secret War: Ultimates Good bye, old friend. Not so much emasculate but more about love. Nolan has a tendency to empathizes human relationships to a extreme degree. Which personally I don't find bad but some might find it too much. Such as Bruce and Selina's ending at the cafe in Rises. The father/son relationship in Inception. And in this movie there is a father/daughter relationship that "love is the only thing that transcends space and time." I thought Bruce and Sellna's relationship was underdeveloped and I thought the father and son relationship in Inception felt a bit tacked on like it was just put in there to give the protagonist some emotional drive but that too didn't grab me like I wanted it too. But I think the father daughter relationship in Interstellar looks solid. Hopefully it won't get in the way of the main plot too much. But I think it might be a good part of the movie. I'll obviously have to see it to know for sure though.
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Nov 6, 2014 17:10:26 GMT -6
How long are you thinking on staying, jer?
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Post by Sage6Paths on Nov 7, 2014 2:17:50 GMT -6
Technically it has been dormant though. While Luke was the major force sensitive in the real series there really wasn't any other that was known except from the EU perspective which is now non-canon. If we look at it from this perspective we can see that the force was greatly diminished to only a few people. The Emperor, Darth Vader, Obi-Wan, Yoda and Luke. We don't know if there were any more people born with the force. We kind of expect it but what if that didn't happen? After all the Emperor and Darth Vader weren't training a school full of Sith. One of the reasons brought up was that they killed any force sensitive child in fear of another Sith rebellion but what if that wasn't the case and that there just wasn't any children being born with the force. Basically by the end of Return we just have Luke who is waiting for more force users but it never comes. Kind of like the Airbenders from Korra. They were almost extinct but with the spiritual energy released they were able to release the airbending ability to people.
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Post by thecrimson on Nov 7, 2014 3:21:21 GMT -6
Technically it has been dormant though. While Luke was the major force sensitive in the real series there really wasn't any other that was known except from the EU perspective which is now non-canon. If we look at it from this perspective we can see that the force was greatly diminished to only a few people. The Emperor, Darth Vader, Obi-Wan, Yoda and Luke. We don't know if there were any more people born with the force. We kind of expect it but what if that didn't happen? After all the Emperor and Darth Vader weren't training a school full of Sith. One of the reasons brought up was that they killed any force sensitive child in fear of another Sith rebellion but what if that wasn't the case and that there just wasn't any children being born with the force. Basically by the end of Return we just have Luke who is waiting for more force users but it never comes. Kind of like the Airbenders from Korra. They were almost extinct but with the spiritual energy released they were able to release the airbending ability to people. What about the characters from the current cartoon series?
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Post by Sage6Paths on Nov 7, 2014 4:18:41 GMT -6
Technically it has been dormant though. While Luke was the major force sensitive in the real series there really wasn't any other that was known except from the EU perspective which is now non-canon. If we look at it from this perspective we can see that the force was greatly diminished to only a few people. The Emperor, Darth Vader, Obi-Wan, Yoda and Luke. We don't know if there were any more people born with the force. We kind of expect it but what if that didn't happen? After all the Emperor and Darth Vader weren't training a school full of Sith. One of the reasons brought up was that they killed any force sensitive child in fear of another Sith rebellion but what if that wasn't the case and that there just wasn't any children being born with the force. Basically by the end of Return we just have Luke who is waiting for more force users but it never comes. Kind of like the Airbenders from Korra. They were almost extinct but with the spiritual energy released they were able to release the airbending ability to people. What about the characters from the current cartoon series? Rebels takes place before a New Hope. And for all we know they are dead by A New Hope.
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Nov 7, 2014 10:44:56 GMT -6
I swear angrily, give the middle finger and forcefully provide a copious amount of discrimination and insult to anyone who either dismisses or discredits the sheer awesomeness of ATTACK ON TITAN! Nah, only joking. Everyone's entitled to their opinion.
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Post by Sage6Paths on Nov 7, 2014 11:10:23 GMT -6
I swear angrily, give the middle finger and forcefully provide a copious amount of discrimination and insult to anyone who either dismisses or discredits the sheer awesomeness of ATTACK ON TITAN! Nah, only joking. Everyone's entitled to their opinion. Oh yah. Robbie. I finally got a hold of Utopia. I should have time to watch it either tomorrow or the next day. I'll tell you what I think as I go along. Also if you haven't watched Sword Art Online you have to start. Or the first season anyway. Trust me my recommendations are really good when it comes to anime.
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Post by Mr_Monster_Munch on Nov 7, 2014 13:24:10 GMT -6
Oh yah. Robbie. I finally got a hold of Utopia. I should have time to watch it either tomorrow or the next day. I'll tell you what I think as I go along. "Where is Jessica Hide?" At it's core I'd describe it as a violent, action/comedy conspiracy drama. Edit: Actually it's definitely not a comedy, but there are humourous scenes. You won't know what the government are actually trying to do though until something like Episode 4. But that's all part of the intriguing mystery and the lives that are enthralled in it's deviousness. The one reason why I love it so much is the moral ambiguity of the character agendas. I find it so fascinating. It's crazy. Lots of weird conspiracy surrounding flu vaccines, resource management, population control, murder and if you're anything like me, you'll get chills and thrills when you see the scenes inside the House of Lords within British Parliament, those greedy, snotty-nosed politicians, the seedy secret organisations... lots of real world stuff all smashed into a fictional TV series that all revolves around a simple comic book. I know Plawsky would love it. I think you're going to love the awesome young cast and how the show is so stylised and so artsy. It's very weird too. My favourite character is Wilson Wilson. I actually watched the first five or so episodes a couple months ago. I thought it was quite good. It's definitely something I imagine a lot of PC MMORPG gamers would love. My girlfriend recommended it to me a couple months ago but when I started asking questions about the real world and the capabilities of the villainous powers involved, she started to get quite annoyed with me. I thought it was good though. I prefer Death Note personally. It's more my kind of story. Edit - I'll try to respond to our Star Wars discussion later when I have a bit more time.
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Post by jer on Nov 7, 2014 22:36:22 GMT -6
I swear angrily, give the middle finger and forcefully provide a copious amount of discrimination and insult to anyone who either dismisses or discredits the sheer awesomeness of ATTACK ON TITAN! Nah, only joking. Everyone's entitled to their opinion. Oh yah. Robbie. I finally got a hold of Utopia. I should have time to watch it either tomorrow or the next day. I'll tell you what I think as I go along. Also if you haven't watched Sword Art Online you have to start. Or the first season anyway. Trust me my recommendations are really good when it comes to anime. speaking of animes ... Naruto!
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