Iron Man

[Moontayle]

Originally Posted by Ronne

Maaaaan, Thor is going to be so bad. I just can't conceive of a way for it not to suck.

The Rumor Mill says good things about the Thor script.

[column]

Maisel said Iron Man 2 will be used to introduce Thor.

Also the rumor mill can kiss my ass,Thor is scheduled for a June 4, 2010 release. Noone has seen any kind of final script for this film yet.

[Burf]

Watched it on the watch-movies.net link (thank you for that, by the way).

Really good, entertaining movie.
I just hope the sequels don't start going all Batman/Spiderman and try to fit 17 bad guys per movie.

[Zeste]

I don't see how they can keep releasing movies that aren't intetconnected. It's getting pretty old where there's just one superhero in the whole world in each movie. Are we supposed to just ignore the fact that maybe Spiderman and Iron Man might watch the news and have heard of eachother?

I know it's impossible to do with all the licensing and actors salaries and contracts and stuff, but it just seems funny that the movies all rely on us sorta believing that the superheroes exist in a vacuum (aside from the minor cameos of random other characters).

[Burf]

Originally Posted by Zeste

I know it's impossible to do with all the licensing and actors salaries and contracts and stuff, but it just seems funny that the movies all rely on us sorta believing that the superheroes exist in a vacuum (aside from the minor cameos of random other characters).

Agreed. Superman Returns had a very brief comment on a news broadcast where they mentioned Coast City (Green Lantern's home town).

[Moontayle]

RDJ makes an appearance in The Incredible Hulk as Tony Stark. Marvel is explicit about tieing all these franchises together, especially the ones linked into the Avengers.

Avengers is going to be the most expensive movie ever made, just based upon the sheer amount of CGI that is almost necessary to bring each character to the screen.

[fucker]

Originally Posted by Moontayle

RDJ makes an appearance in The Incredible Hulk as Tony Stark. Marvel is explicit about tieing all these franchises together, especially the ones linked into the Avengers.

Avengers is going to be the most expensive movie ever made, just based upon the sheer amount of CGI that is almost necessary to bring each character to the screen.

well, i say that a good part of CGI characters, is creating them. once you have done it for their own movie put them together wont cost *too* much

[Lleauaric~EW]

"So.... how was the Funvee?"

[Kiksar]

Originally Posted by fucker

well, i say that a good part of CGI characters, is creating them. once you have done it for their own movie put them together wont cost *too* much

That's not entirely true. It helps, sure, but animation, lighting, rendering, and compositing are huge on time and money. Plus, things change and they're always pushing for improvement, chances are they'll spend good money on R&D anyway.

[Lyrical]

Originally Posted by column

When I went to see this Saturday, there was this one extremely overweight old comic nerd in the seat in front of us. He kept
begging people to stay after the credits. It was like his time to shine because everyone he would ask to not leave,ended up staying. I've never seen so much excitement in one person in my life.

Then Samuel L Jackson came on the screen,and everyone started laughing/shouting pulp fiction/snakes on a plane lines.

I ended up watching this old comic nerd,and the look on his face was in total disgust because the theater didn't think it was as cool as he did ha ha.I'm sure he blogged it,and cried a little on his batman t shirt.

Did this extremely overweight nerd happen to be you?

[Lyrical]

Originally Posted by Moontayle

Avengers is going to be the most expensive movie ever made, just based upon the sheer amount of CGI that is almost necessary to bring each character to the screen.

It also depends on the version of Avengers they choose. Marvel said they couldn't do New Avengers because they sold off the rights to most of the charachters. They said it would cost them $1 Billion to buy back all the licensing rights and would pretty much be the most expensive movie ever made.

[The Ancient]

If you look at the movies timeline you know exactly who the Avengers will be. Iron Man, Ant-Man, Thor, Captain America.

[Rathgar]

Originally Posted by The Ancient

If you look at the movies timeline you know exactly who the Avengers will be. Iron Man, Ant-Man, Thor, Captain America.

With the Tony Stark cameo in the upcoming movie, I wouldn't count out the possibility of involving the Hulk in some fashion.

[meStevo]

Originally Posted by Rathgar

With the Tony Stark cameo in the upcoming movie, I wouldn't count out the possibility of involving the Hulk in some fashion.

I've thought this for a little while. From the newer trailer you even see a glimpse of the Hulk sitting with a woman. Guessing the battle with Abomination will result in him being able to control things a bit more (since he doesnt have that control now... looks like he had to drop from a helicopter to trigger the transformation for the final fight) and essentially become the grey hulk (though I suspect they'll keep him green).

Then again, the whole Avengers movie could be around Hulk as the bad guy (coming together to stop him) and having him turn into the smarter Hulk towards the end and joining the team... would allow them to get away without really introducing any bad guys other than foreshadowing and save that for Avengers 2.

Either way, will be a long 2 years.

[column]

Originally Posted by Lyrical

Did this extremely overweight nerd happen to be you?

Yes and here is my current picture.



Surprise niggas