2014-08-24, 01:23 | Link #122 |
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That's only possible because Drax was powered up by Thanos' father. The film version hasn't had that... yet. It depends on if they want to go into the Titan race with more detail.
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2014-08-24, 20:37 | Link #123 |
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'Guardians' retakes box office, stomps newcomers:
"The penultimate weekend of summer ranged from lackluster to terrible for new offerings If I Stay and Sin City: A Dame to Kill For, making way for Guardians of the Galaxy to reclaim the top spot at the North American box office as it became the top grossing film of the season. Marvel Studios and Disney’s Guardians took in $17.6 million in its fourth weekend for a domestic total of $251.9 million, eclipsing the $243.3 million grossed by Transformers: Age of Extinction. To boot, it should soon become the top grossing film of the year so far in North America when overtaking fellow Marvel title Captain America: The Winter Soldier ($259.8 million). Globally, Guardians has now grossed $489 million." See: https://www.yahoo.com/movies/box-off...659447657.html |
2014-09-13, 22:34 | Link #125 |
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The most entertaining movie of the year for me (so far), the year is not over yet after all. It reminds me of The Last Starfighter, just an overall fun sci-fi flick that doesn't take itself too seriously. It's definitely the funniest Marvel movie to date in my opinion.
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2014-09-15, 20:52 | Link #126 |
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Certainly remains my favorite movie of the year so far. This summer did have some pretty entertaining ones so that is still saying something from my perspective.
Glad to see it's having good success in the theaters. Though will probably wait till it hits video before I see it again. More cost effective to just wait and buy it then .
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2014-09-15, 21:11 | Link #127 |
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Not to reiterate any of the high praises anyone in this thread have posted about the movie, which I feel it very much deserves, but I will say that seeing Thanos in full-view and finally speaking, as well as Howard the Duck, gave me such a big grin as a comic book fan .
Oh, and I couldn't stop laughing at Star-Lord's "Dance-of." I can't think of any conclusion to a final fight in a Superhero movie that was so darn hilarious .
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2014-09-15, 22:01 | Link #128 | |
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But, yeah seeing Thanos was pretty good. Certainly had presence in his short scenes and has one heck of a throne . I have to say Star Lord knows how to leave an impact early and late. Some of my favorite moments included that dancing bit at the start when the title came up and when he had that dance off against Ronan at the end . I'll give him props, it was an effective distraction.
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2014-09-16, 00:20 | Link #129 |
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I've watched the 80s Howard the Duck movie years ago (yeah, the one where he awkwardly flirt with a girl). So, at least I felt a little bit nostalgia when watching the end-credit scene.
PS: I wonder what Thanos do during his free time. Just sitting there and grinning must be boring for "the most powerful being in the galaxy". Did he plays X-box?
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2014-09-16, 00:24 | Link #130 |
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Knowing Thanos, he's probably waxing lyrical about Death and how much he yearns for it. Either that, or he's trying to come up with new plans to get the Infinity Stones and Gauntlet considering that's been pretty unsuccessful so far .
Maybe that's why Ronan killing The Other bothered him so much. Now he has no one to talk to or bounce off anymore .
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2014-09-16, 00:40 | Link #132 |
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Well, it's not like Ronan or his daughters really helped much and he still needs to get all seven .
The only thing he's got going for him is Loki now being in charge of Asgard, which means he might have some access to the Infinity Gauntlet if Loki's in a giving or appeasing mood...
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2014-09-16, 10:52 | Link #134 |
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I kind of wonder if in some of the next movies they will have Thanos actually steal some of those stones. Might take up too much time in Avengers 3 if he has to steal all of them then.
Really wonder what kind of Loki we'll get here. To be fair he's already started off by doing 'something' with Odin and stealing the throne so not exactly off to a great Kingly start there. Seems to vary between someone you can sympathize with to someone there is no problem watching the Hulk smash into the ground . How he behaves now that he's got this much authority will be interesting though I guess it won't come into play until Thor 3.
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2014-09-16, 21:38 | Link #137 | |
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As for what Loki might be up to... well, he's finally got the power to rule that he's always sought after and with no one the wiser, especially not Thor. And now that he's in charge, he's probably going to enjoy himself as best he can and lead Asgard down the path he feels it's meant to be in, and likely down depths that Thor and Odin would never dare tread . I wouldn't be shocked if he's locked Thor out of using the Bifrost Bridge somehow, or at least has found a way to keep him from getting into Asgard. I guess the real question would be if Loki can be satisfied and rest easy knowing Thor is still alive... Likewise. I also hadn't heard of Knowhere before, so it was quite a shock to see it was housed in the head of one .
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The issue is that Thor 1 Loki is the best version, but the hardest to write stories for. While in Thor 2 Thor himself said he isn't interested in running the country at the moment, so Loki sees no reason to rock the boat. The question is what he would do when Thanos come knocking. Would he run, or would he fight? We will know if he was a coward or not, then.
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2014-09-16, 22:17 | Link #140 |
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Well his rule should be alright long as he doesn't go back to Avengers Loki who seemed to have "look at me" syndrome . People might start getting suspicious if he builds the Loki tower somewhere .
Thor 1 Loki was an interesting character. You could dislike him at times, but also sympathize with him. I honestly can see his rule either going relatively well if he keeps his head on straight or horribly wrong if he gets way too carried away and drunk on the power of the position he currently has.
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