EPTOn October 24 2012 00:47 neggro wrote:
I'd pay to see Scarlett's ass over Warmachine any day.
I'd pay to see Scarlett's ass over Warmachine any day.
Who wouldn't?
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Kenny_oro
Germany368 Posts
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Sanctimonius
United Kingdom861 Posts
On October 24 2012 03:31 speknek wrote: I wish that he didn't build that robot/suit in a cave in a random country with some fucking scrap metal in Iron Man 1, that ruined everything for me. I understand that it's scifi etc, but c'mon. It's pretty much the same origin story from the comics, though the time and place changed. I mean, it is a comic book film, a little suspension of belief is kinda demanded. Looking good, and I'm hoping it lives up to the first two (well, one, the second was merely ok, though Sam Rockwell is awesome), and it's looking like Tony is drawing attention that a sharp wit can't save him from. Interesting that they went with the Mandarin - I saw some interviews saying that since they've had the Thor stories they think magic storylines are more acceptable to the general public, so they won't be some kind of tech. I do wonder if Rhodes will fully become Warmachine - another character for the Avengers? And will Hank Pym be making an appearance, or will he be saved for the Avengers 2...? | ||
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Magic_Mike
United States542 Posts
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/RKHk3.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/0OeUH.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/eWlEI.jpg) He doesn't really look Asian to me in these pictures. But it doesn't really matter. Sometimes the right person for the job doesn't exist. Kingpin was white but Michael Clark Duncan was probably still the best person for the job. | ||
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speknek
758 Posts
On October 24 2012 03:55 Sanctimonius wrote: It's pretty much the same origin story from the comics, though the time and place changed. I mean, it is a comic book film, a little suspension of belief is kinda demanded. Yeah like I said, I understand that it's a comic and it's supposed to be fiction and I don't mind the guy flying around in his suit and shooting lasers from his hands. It's just that building the thing in a random cave is ridiculous on a different level. I think it's kind of plausible that with enough technological advancement people could some day make a suit like that and fly around, which makes it an acceptable story overall for me. However, a guy building that in a cave is 0% plausible :D. I'll still watch the movie, though, can't resist the mancrush on robert downey jr :3 | ||
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Sentenal
United States12398 Posts
On October 24 2012 04:01 speknek wrote: Yeah like I said, I understand that it's a comic and it's supposed to be fiction and I don't mind the guy flying around in his suit and shooting lasers from his hands. It's just that building the thing in a random cave is ridiculous on a different level. I think it's kind of plausible that with enough technological advancement people could some day make a suit like that and fly around, which makes it an acceptable story overall for me. However, a guy building that in a cave is 0% plausible :D. I'll still watch the movie, though, can't resist the mancrush on robert downey jr :3 Welding a bunch of metal plates into a suit and strapping a flame thrower and rocket on it is 0% plausible? The original suit he built wasn't couldn't fly around like jets (it fell apart after rocketing away just one time) or shoot lasers out of his hands. | ||
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Artifex Magnus
United States75 Posts
On October 24 2012 03:26 onyxdragoon wrote: I don't think that is Iron Man falling into the water. Earlier in the trailer you can see Tony with some something around his head and a suit behind him already turned on. Later, you see the suit grab Pepper while Tony is sleeping. After the explosion on his home, I don't think he had enough time to put on a suit and I think it's the other suit with it's own AI/Tony's conscience. That is if everything in the trailer happens in order. The suit grabbing pepper seems like a nightmare that Tony's having, cause it's highly unlikely a suit could walk into his room without him waking up and knowing about it. But your idea seems cool too =D | ||
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-NegativeZero-
United States2142 Posts
On October 24 2012 04:01 speknek wrote: Yeah like I said, I understand that it's a comic and it's supposed to be fiction and I don't mind the guy flying around in his suit and shooting lasers from his hands. It's just that building the thing in a random cave is ridiculous on a different level. I think it's kind of plausible that with enough technological advancement people could some day make a suit like that and fly around, which makes it an acceptable story overall for me. However, a guy building that in a cave is 0% plausible :D. I'll still watch the movie, though, can't resist the mancrush on robert downey jr :3 1) the guy practically has a superpower of building unrealistically awesome tech 2) they did provide him with all the necessary equipment to make missiles/missile launchers, it wasn't really just "A BOX OF SCRAPS" like everyone thinks 3)the original suit was pretty low-tech compared to the others, its main weapon was big metal fists (plus an ordinary flamethrower) | ||
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NotSorry
United States6722 Posts
On October 24 2012 03:31 speknek wrote: I wish that he didn't build that robot/suit in a cave in a random country with some fucking scrap metal in Iron Man 1, that ruined everything for me. I understand that it's scifi etc, but c'mon. Wasn't just scrap metal, it was everything needed to make the world's most advance missile. | ||
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Kazeyonoma
United States2912 Posts
On October 24 2012 04:00 Magic_Mike wrote: + Show Spoiler + Don't understand all the complaints about Mandarin. Looks like Mandarin to me. He's only supposed to be half-asian with the other half being British I think. I've know plenty of people who are half-black but in appearance are all white. He doesn't really look Asian to me in these pictures. But it doesn't really matter. Sometimes the right person for the job doesn't exist. Kingpin was white but Michael Clark Duncan was probably still the best person for the job. Those are newer versions of Mandarin to modernize his look. I think what most of us fanbois remember are: ![[image loading]](http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_mb7z1qgbPe1rhja20o8_250.jpg) ![[image loading]](http://www.rafu.com/news/wp-content/uploads/2012/08/iron-manmandarin.png) | ||
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gedatsu
1286 Posts
On October 24 2012 04:00 Magic_Mike wrote: Don't understand all the complaints about Mandarin. Looks like Mandarin to me. He's only supposed to be half-asian with the other half being British I think. I've know plenty of people who are half-black but in appearance are all white. Fun fact: Ben Kingsley is half Asian and part-but-maybe-not-half British. So he fits! | ||
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zdfgucker
China594 Posts
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x-Catalyst
United States921 Posts
I love Iron Man, probably TOO much. So I can't even begin to explain my excitement about this, or even my excitement after I watched the second movie, that there was a third one on the way too. OMG. :D | ||
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Caihead
Canada8550 Posts
If they wanted to dodge the whole super natural ability / magic aspect of the villain since it never works as well in motion picture format than it does in comics why not just pick a villain better suited for the modern age Ironman to deal with. Oh well gotta wait to see if they actually do something interesting with it, I sure hope so. | ||
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Obscure
United States272 Posts
On October 24 2012 04:19 Caihead wrote: Well, I don't get why they are even bringing back this villain if they are just giving him the same schtick as the other villains. See the reason why mandarin was ironman's main villain from the beginning was that they had completely contrasting abilities and ideologies, ironman was all about technology and conquering problems with advanced weaponry and ingenuity, and mandarin was all about magic and the super natural. It was probably the only reason why he even worked as a villain. Same with how spiderman's villains were just a side show to what social / personal problems they would impose on peter parker. If they wanted to dodge the whole super natural ability / magic aspect of the villain since it never works as well in motion picture format than it does in comics why not just pick a villain better suited for the modern age Ironman to deal with. They won't dodge Mandarin's abilities. Marvel waited for Thor and Avengers to introduce magic and the supernatural into the their cinematic universe. The audience is generally comfortable with it now and make no mistake, Mandarin will have his ten rings of power and there will be pew pew. Marvel knows what they are doing and I have confidence, especially with Shane Black writing and directing, that this will be the best Iron Man yet. Phase 2 will be a lot of fun. | ||
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Maxd11
United States680 Posts
On October 24 2012 04:08 NotSorry wrote: Wasn't just scrap metal, it was everything needed to make the world's most advance missile. And all the hydraulics used to make the aiming and launching thingy (lol) LOOKS EPIC! | ||
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seiferoth10
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GreEny K
Germany7312 Posts
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Seeker
Where dat snitch at?37108 Posts
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Kazeyonoma
United States2912 Posts
On October 24 2012 05:05 Obscure wrote: They won't dodge Mandarin's abilities. Marvel waited for Thor and Avengers to introduce magic and the supernatural into the their cinematic universe. The audience is generally comfortable with it now and make no mistake, Mandarin will have his ten rings of power and there will be pew pew. Marvel knows what they are doing and I have confidence, especially with Shane Black writing and directing, that this will be the best Iron Man yet. Phase 2 will be a lot of fun. Don't forget that the Mandarin's rings aren't actually 'magical' by nature. He finds them after discovering an ancient alien's spacecraft, and they were used as the powersource to fly the ship. He discovers their individual powers by training with them, but is basically technology based, just out of this world technology that is beyond the understanding of humans. He himself, believes that technology is the true means to which he can achieve his goals, and often, while using his rings, manipulates the latest technology to destroy things. So claiming that he's all magic and tony is all tech is technically wrong. Mandarin just uses his for personal gain to try to take over the world for all of the wrong that occured to him growing up, while Stark uses it for good, to protect those he feels deserves protecting. | ||
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RodrigoX
United States645 Posts
I also wouldn't be surprised if they incorporate the storyline of the Iron Man suit(s) becoming self aware. | ||
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