I'm surprised Pretty Woman was even rated R. Seems like a pretty tame R...

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I'm surprised Pretty Woman was even rated R. Seems like a pretty tame R...

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I thought the same thing about Stripes after seeing it on TV for years. I forgot until I watched on DVD that it earned that R rating.

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He had the power stone, but he did not use it against hulk. It never lit up in that battle. He did use it against captain marvel in endgame and knocked the crap out of her with it.

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I was under the impression the stone made him stronger just by possessing it. I could very well be wrong.

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Man, I hope so. All four of the leads pictured were just perfectly cast imo.

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The show was rough at times but Luke Cage felt like the most natural and authentic super hero when it came out.

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Luke Cage was great in the first season of Jessica Jones. His show sucked, but I don't think that was the actor's fault.

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tysker said:

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jeffk said:

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Man, I hope so. All four of the leads pictured were just perfectly cast imo.

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The show was rough at times but Luke Cage felt like the most natural and authentic super hero when it came out.

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Luke Cage was great in the first season of Jessica Jones. His show sucked, but I don't think that was the actor's fault.

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Dude is the best part of CBS' Evil behind Michael Emerson. I really like him as an actor.

I enjoyed Luke Cage and Iron Fist. Granted not as much as punisher or daredevil but still more than 90% of the stuff on broadcast tv

Duncan Idaho said:

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I enjoyed Luke Cage and Iron Fist. Granted not as much as punisher or daredevil but still more than 90% of the stuff on broadcast tv

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The first half of Luke Cage s1 was outstanding, then they killed off the good villain and it tailed off from there.

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Decay said:

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I'm surprised Pretty Woman was even rated R. Seems like a pretty tame R...

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I thought the same thing about Stripes after seeing it on TV for years. I forgot until I watched on DVD that it earned that R rating.

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Stripes came out in 1981, at the time there was no PG-13 rating.

After parental uproar over the PG ratings of Temple of Doom and Gremlins, Spielberg lobbied for an in - between rating.

Pretty woman came out in 1990, a few years after PG-13 was implemented, so I'm not sure the reasoning there. Maybe due to the plot following a prostitute, and they weren't comfortable with PG-13 yet?

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Deadpool would be the perfect comic book character to pull off a Groundhog Day movie, and a weird, sorta-kinda, self-aware, reboot-origin story of DP caught in a time loop would be so delightful.

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lol, what if Endgame was one big time loop, and the only person that was aware of it was Deadpool? He spends the whole movie trying to break the loop, until he stumbles upon the 1 version where the Avengers win by successfully banning mouse traps b/c they contain a substance known to the state of California that causes cancer, thereby sparring the rat that saves Scott Lang.

That would be great: as Dr Strange goes into his trance, you get a fast zoom in on him, and as the camera zooms out you're now in Deadpool's perspective and he is living out each of the scenarios Strange is observing

Cottonmouth was awesome in Luke Cage

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Cottonmouth was awesome in Luke Cage

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I love Mahershala Ali I guess. Thought he was a badass villain.

I think you may be confusing Cottonmouth and Diamondback.

I need a scene where Deadpool saves the world by shooting Star Lord or else I'm not interested.

Said it before and I'll say it again: I want a Deadpool/Ant-man team-up movie.

Just tell me what I have to do.

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I think you may be confusing Cottonmouth and Diamondback.

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Yeah that guy was crap, hope he is.

Also how did I not realize they're both snakes until right now? I'm probably an idiot...

Cottonmouth was the only good part of that show.

israeliag said:

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That would be great: as Dr Strange goes into his trance, you get a fast zoom in on him, and as the camera zooms out you're now in Deadpool's perspective and he is living out each of the scenarios Strange is observing

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maybe after dying 14,000,064 times, he just says, **** you guys, I'm out. And that's the 1 time they win

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I think you may be confusing Cottonmouth and Diamondback.

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You're right.

It's been a few years.

Brian Earl Spilner said:

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I need a scene where Deadpool saves the world by shooting Star Lord or else I'm not interested.

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Who?

Duncan Idaho said:

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Brian Earl Spilner said:

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I need a scene where Deadpool saves the world by shooting Star Lord or else I'm not interested.

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Who?

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Come on, Deadpool man. Legendary merc with a mouth.

Give me Deadpool with Rocket and Groot.

How about Deadpool bringing the X-men Quicksilver over and saying, "Hey, heard you need a new one of these."

I did not see that coming.

bluefire579 said:

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How about Deadpool bringing the X-men Quicksilver over and saying, "Hey, heard you need a new one of these."

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I liked that version far better anyways.

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How about Deadpool bringing the X-men Quicksilver over and saying, "Hey, heard you need a new one of these."

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quicksilver and dr strange will probably appear in wandavision

So, is Wandavision supposed to take place in that split second when Wanda is trying to destroy the Mind Stone? Like, a shared dream between the two?

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So, is Wandavision supposed to take place in that split second when Wanda is trying to destroy the Mind Stone? Like, a shared dream between the two?

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I'm guessing it's post-IW and is just her going nuts in some sort of isolation facility.

IDK... I have this theory that the Mind Stone is fighting back against Wanda as she is trying to destroy it, so it pulls her and Vision into some kind of mind game.

I wonder if the WandaVision plot is Hydra-related.

Wanda was created by Hydra, so they may have programmed her to be controlled or manipulated in some sort of way... similar to winter soldier.

And her fake reality appears to be controlling how ensnared people behave, which feels like a very Hydra goal - control.

So maybe someone at Hydra triggers her to create this controlled reality that keeps expanding and ensnares anyone who walks into it. On the outside, they're trying to wake her up / contain it. Other avengers might even try to get to her and become ensnared by the illusion as the season goes on.

And maybe, somewhere inside the illusion, the hydra agent who triggered it all is hiding out and trying to keep it on track and continue the expansion, wearing a magneto-like helmet that makes him immune to Scarlet Witch's control.

I mean, there could be worse things in a plot, but I feel like hydra is a total thing of the past in the MCU, now.

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I mean, there could be worse things in a plot, but I feel like hydra is a total thing of the past in the MCU, now.

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So much this. Time to move on.

What's the SWORD equivalent to Hydra?