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Quote:They did show a little older version of Cyclops in X-Men: First Class playing baseball, as well as Storm reading a book.Something I just realized...
First Class has Emma Frost, a full grown woman, in 1962.
Origins: Wolverine has her as a younger version, in her teens. That would place O:W before First Class, logically. Yet it also had teen Cyclops in it, who is still a young man in the modern day X films.
Also, it blames the Three Mile Island disaster on the O:W events, which happened in 1979.
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After seeing the movie I think the promotions of Super 8 are kind off the mark. I thought this movie was going to be a monster movie in line with Cloverfield, but surprisingly it wasn't...it was better. The movie felt like a Love Letter to 80's kid adventure films like Monster Squad and Goonies. I wish I knew, I would have taken my nieces to it but unfortunately the advertising for the film weren't promoted to convey it.
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Let's put it this way then. When Magneto faced off Shaw at the end, he had more control of his powers and threw everything he had at him and nothing he threw even got near him, pipes and pieces of metal just sorta missed him, and the large girder Magneto was trying to push at him was instead pushed back. Maybe young Eric was trying to send forces at him, but Shaw absorbed all the forces coming his vicinity.
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The pane of glass wasn't thin. In fact, it didn't even crack even with the commotion behind it. Shaw probably had that room set up to test Eric's powers or to dissect him if he failed. Besides, Shaw had nothing to worry about, it's not like Eric could really hurt him.
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On this board, I'm usually a proponent for most films (especially CBMs), but this was one movie, I couldn't really say anything good about. I mean, they made a tent explode...a tent, and for no reason other than to make it explode. Even Bay was going WTF!?
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Quote:It doesn't look shopped to me, the ambiant green light from the sky is saturating the colors of the buildings.Looking at the rest of the picture, I'm thinking all the colors have been enhanced a bit via Photoshop work. I'm sure the clouds were green, but not that green, just as the buildings were their color but not that much their color.
All that said, I'd be taking a radio/paper mish (preferably one in a cave) and waiting until I saw the red message telling me it's all blown over. -
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Quote:That guy may be Alan Moore, creator of Mogo. Mogo will be back, it's not the first time they 've killed him. Only last time they didn't even bother to explain how!Yes it is. Because the ones who keep coming back, reading and buying the comics are the old fans. People who read the stories when they were younger and want to see those heroes, not the new ones that took over when they stopped reading and left for whatever reason. Sure, folks gripe how nothing ever progresses in comics, but those are usually the first ones to scream bloody murder when they pick up a comic after not reading for five or ten years and scream at the top of their lungs "THEY DID WHAT!?!?!"
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I was playing games in my room. My roomate did tell me that someone knocked on the door at 6:00 PM. I asked who it was, but she said she didn't answer as she thought it was a Jehova's witness or some other person she was trying to avoid. I was immediately reminded of a Twilight Zone/Outer Limits (can't remember which) episode where a guy refused to answer the door to some people he thought were government agents and missed out on the Rapture.
Looks like we may have missed out, or not since Camping is still here as well (you'd think he'd be taken). Anyway, Camping now stats the date of the rapture has been moved to the day of the Apolocypse on October 21. Darn, I was looking really forward to the big Halloween party this year. -
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Looks interesting however I wish they had more Peter Vincent in it so I can see what Tennant does with the character. Peter Vincent is what will make this a Must See Theater watch for me as opposed to a rental.
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Ugh...It's like the guy who wrote that never watched Star Wars.
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Quote:Saw it twice in 3D (love the movie with both viewings BTW), once in Digital Real 3D and another time in IMAX 3D. The darkness you experienced, I saw only in Digital Real 3D. IMAX 3D was much brighter, plus didn't have the contrast problems with Read 3D that causes characters to look like Cardboard cutouts when they are bright colored against a dark background.I really enjoyed it but thought it was too dark.
I don't mean dark as in mood but as in lighting. Most of the movie took place at night and even when they would be in well lit rooms you could look around and see 3/4 of the screen was darkness and shadows.
The majority of the action scenes were in darkness too so you got to see Thor in action but the action was blurry. Jotunheim was practically pitch black. And even when he fought the destroyer in broad daylight it was only light until he regained his power. At which point they took the fight to the inside of a dark tornado where you could sort of see that he was whirling his hammer.
And I didn't see the movie in 3d either which would have made it even darker.
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These ears, if marketed right, could be the next biggest thing since the healy.
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I'm positive if they market the ears as a toy in the US, they will make a lot of money. Any distributer that helps them do so will make a mint as well.
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A good use of technology to me is one that sells, and I think it's a pretty good invention as I'm sure it will sell well amongst the young, cosplayers, and anime crowd (well that's kinda redundant isn't it?). Now, they just need to make it easy to buy. How much are they anyway?
The next version should allow for one ear droops when flirting or winking. -
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I liked it. It was fun, definately going into my blu-ray collection.
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Holy crap I just waited in line to be seated for Fast Five, and long lines are formed for other showings for the movie. Who would'a thunk it?!