Now that I got the Spider Man 2099 suit, I'm sticking with that one for the rest of the game.
Always loved that one.
And the game is great.
Always loved that one.
And the game is great.
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Salt in the wound. I need this ASAP! And I need it on a Pro!
TCTTS said:AgLiving06 said:Wheatables02 said:for me, its still goodbye to Netflix. Hello Disney.TCTTS said:
The Disney streaming service is rumored to only be around $6 per month at the outset.
I agree.
Largely because the Netflix platform is just so terrible that I generally have no idea what is actually new to watch.
I generally have to go to Netflix already knowing what I want to watch in order to go search for it because nothing ever shows up where it is supposed to.
I don't think I've ever opened up Netflix without knowing the exact show I was going to watch. For me, cable is what I "surf" and streaming apps are there to provide the shows I already know about or have read about in advance. Maybe I'm just older (?), and am more used to cable, but I don't know that I'll ever use streaming apps to randomly discover something.
I agree with you, and I think that's a problem for Netflix who is spending so much to buy and or create shows.
If not for this forum, I'd likely not be aware of the majority of new/good shows that exist on Netflix. I'm willing to bet I'm an outlier in the general population that search forums.
So for all their new shows they are spending millions on, it's darn near impossible to figure out what is new and should be watched.
For example, when Black Panther came out, it didn't show up anywhere unless I searched for it. It took several days before it even showed upon their "new to netflix" section.
fig96 said:Yup, it's really fantastic. Gameplay is Arkham-esque with a Spidey twist, super fun.Sex Panther said:
Anyone playing the new Spider-Man game? It's amazing.
Yep. Highly enjoying it. Going around the city is nearly worth the price alone, so fun to just explore and go up buildings
interesting IW theory
TLDW:
What if Odin's gauntlet wasn't fake? what if long ago, Odin wielded all of the stones when he conquered the 9 realms with Hela. After realizing how mad with power he was, he banished Hela and hid the stones, using the reality stone to create the various containers (tesseract, scepter, etc).
This could explain how various Asguardians received their powers. Like how Scarlet witch got her powers from the mind stone, perhaps Odin gave Heimdal his powers with the soul stone, Loki and Frigga got their powers of deception from the reality stone, and created the bifrost with the space stone.
Also, that Vormir was created by Odin to house the soul stone. So Odin never had to make a sacrifice when he first gathered it, but after banishing Hela, he makes it to where anyone searching for the soul stone would have to pay an enormous price.
Bit of a stretch, but kind of a fun theory.
I like the part suggesting how all of the super weapons that people have are actually born from the power of a stone. Good way to tie the universe together.
Which would bring up the question of if we get a stone in Captain Marvel.
there is no "u" in Asgard, Asgardians, etc for future reference.
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I saw that Sean Gunn recently said/confirmed that Disney still planned to use James Gunn's GOTG 3 script.
i always figured that would be the case and while i'm sure the new director will have some edits or re-writes, hopefully this will go a long way toward maintaining the GOTG vibe. i think it probably also serves as the "public rationale" that the cast will cite for why they're all coming back...you know, not because they'd be sued for breach of contract.
i always figured that would be the case and while i'm sure the new director will have some edits or re-writes, hopefully this will go a long way toward maintaining the GOTG vibe. i think it probably also serves as the "public rationale" that the cast will cite for why they're all coming back...you know, not because they'd be sued for breach of contract.
i think that they pretty much had to use it b/c of the way unions work in hollywood. They could re-write 99.99% of the script, and would still have to give James Gunn 1st writing credit. The script is already paid for, so just use it.jackie childs said:
I saw that Sean Gunn recently said/confirmed that Disney still planned to use James Gunn's GOTG 3 script.
i always figured that would be the case and while i'm sure the new director will have some edits or re-writes, hopefully this will go a long way toward maintaining the GOTG vibe. i think it probably also serves as the "public rationale" that the cast will cite for why they're all coming back...you know, not because they'd be sued for breach of contract.
I think that's what happened on the first Guardians script. Nicole Perlman wrote the first draft, then Gunn went through and added his touches. Both are credited as co-writers.
So in.
Are we not talking about this?
americathegreat1492 said:
Are we not talking about this?
Yea, like 10 pages ago.
Damn. Picked the wrong time to crawl out from under my rock.
Why are they trying to make her look like the Phoenix?
If by Phoenix you mean Thor.redline248 said:
Why are they trying to make her look like the Phoenix?
This makes me happy as one of my exam room art pieces is an old Spider-Man comic that features Mysterio and the kids are always asking who it is since he hasn't been in a movie yet.TCTTS said:
Grainy set pics, but it's something...
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That's awesome. I wonder if he'll have the helmet?
As CGI evolves, Hollywood will eventually give glowing cosmic energy eyes to everyone. Even the waitress and cab drivers in RomComs.
Costume looks Thor-ish
Who, exactly, is Mysterio? Is he a human with powers or is he from another planet/realm ala Thor?
Human with tech powers, kind of lame but many Marvel villians are pretty simple and one dimensional.TCTTS said:
Who, exactly, is Mysterio? Is he a human with powers or is he from another planet/realm ala Thor?
Quote:
Debuting in The Amazing Spider-Man #13, Mysterio is Quentin Beck, a special effects wizard and stunt man working for a major Hollywood studio with dreams of making a name for himself in the film industry. However, he came to see his career in special effects as a dead-end job. His attempts to become an actor were poorly received, but he realized that his expertise in illusions could make him an effective supervillain
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Now that I think of it... TCTTS may be Mysterio <gasp> !
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*GASP!!!* That would explain SOOO much!!
But where did the lighter fluid come from, TexAgs?
TCTTS said:
Who, exactly, is Mysterio? Is he a human with powers or is he from another planet/realm ala Thor?
It's a mystery.
Or maybe her vegan bassist.Farmer1906 said:If by Phoenix you mean Thor.redline248 said:
Why are they trying to make her look like the Phoenix?
Actually, more so with DC. Just sayin'.....KidDoc said:Human with tech powers, kind of lame but many Marvel villians are pretty simple and one dimensional.TCTTS said:
Who, exactly, is Mysterio? Is he a human with powers or is he from another planet/realm ala Thor?Quote:
Debuting in The Amazing Spider-Man #13, Mysterio is Quentin Beck, a special effects wizard and stunt man working for a major Hollywood studio with dreams of making a name for himself in the film industry. However, he came to see his career in special effects as a dead-end job. His attempts to become an actor were poorly received, but he realized that his expertise in illusions could make him an effective supervillain
Oh I agree 100% DC is pretty bad with the bad guys. Honestly it is amazing how good the modern comic movies are with how thin the story lines are in general. It is one of my lifetime head scratchers as a 40's year old how Netflix has ended up with the interesting heroes/villians that are a bit more grey than the movies yet managed to mess them up a bit.YouBet said:Actually, more so with DC. Just sayin'.....KidDoc said:Human with tech powers, kind of lame but many Marvel villians are pretty simple and one dimensional.TCTTS said:
Who, exactly, is Mysterio? Is he a human with powers or is he from another planet/realm ala Thor?Quote:
Debuting in The Amazing Spider-Man #13, Mysterio is Quentin Beck, a special effects wizard and stunt man working for a major Hollywood studio with dreams of making a name for himself in the film industry. However, he came to see his career in special effects as a dead-end job. His attempts to become an actor were poorly received, but he realized that his expertise in illusions could make him an effective supervillain
Give me more Grimjack/Dredd/Moonknight/Daredevil/Cage and less Superman/Cyclops goodie goodie.
What is even more frustrating is the mess that Fox made of the most interesting characters in Magneto & Wolverine-- talk about some gray area characters and they manage to totally muck up the timelines.
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