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If anyone is into story and screenwriting, fun breakdown of Thor Ragnarok here:
Storyclock Research Log: Thor Raganarok
Storyclock Research Log: Thor Raganarok
New trailer drops TOMORROW
There's an image floating around that may be from the trailer tomorrow involving Spider-Man and a very true Iron Spider suit. I can't wait to see the trailer!
Just rented Ragnarok. Probably my favorite Marvel movie so far, or at least tied with the Guardians movies.
Tickets on sale Friday.
Watch the Team Darryl shortBrick Tamland said:
Just rented Ragnarok. Probably my favorite Marvel movie so far, or at least tied with the Guardians movies.
Marvel says tonight the rumor is false. No new trailer tomorrow.
But tickets on sale Friday
Dude, I am a physical scientist with a chemistry background. If bad science ruined movies for me, I'd never be able to watch a damn thing.ramblin_ag02 said:
Force still equals mass times acceleration. If Scott's mass shrinks as he shrinks the acceleration would need to be ridiculous. Lets say he goes from 70 inches tall to 0.5 inches tall, and everything else scales accordingly. His mass would decrease by that same proportion cubed. So his mass would be about 31mg. For him to punch someone with the same force as his grown self, he fist would have to accelerate 2.7 million times faster than when he is full size. That would break the sound barrier many times over and the forces involved would burn up his tiny hands like a shuttle on reentry. You can't have both a tank on a belt and a tiny guy knocking people out with punches. One or the other doesn't make sense. For that matter, you can't have a tiny guy knocking people out one minute and riding an ant the next. I doesn't have to bother everyone like it bothers me, it just really bothers me now that I notice it.I'm trying to save others from my fate. I wish she hadn't pointed it out to me.Quote:
guys, ant-man is almost 3 years old, you don't need spoiler tags
Waiting to see the Alamo glass.Brick Tamland said:
But tickets on sale Friday
So cool....MooreTrucker said:
I thought this was cool, but not sure how accurate...
Iron Man Armor
Article like that reminds me how I've always wanted the Hot Toys collection of the Iron Man armor with the display area
This doesn't warrant a new thread, so posting it here.Bobcat06 said:Watch the Team Darryl shortBrick Tamland said:
Just rented Ragnarok. Probably my favorite Marvel movie so far, or at least tied with the Guardians movies.
IGN has articles with interviews and scene details and the like. DO NOT WANT.
Time for avoid this thread for 6 1/2 weeks. I'll see you all on the other side! (Except to maybe hype the next trailer)
Time for avoid this thread for 6 1/2 weeks. I'll see you all on the other side! (Except to maybe hype the next trailer)
https://www.amctheatres.com/movies/avengers-infinity-war-marathon-56563
Who's up for a full MCU marathon?
Who's up for a full MCU marathon?
Would be awesome but wife would literally murder me. I already lucked out because originally it came out on her birthday weekend and now it's not. I shouldn't push my luck.
That link now just redirects to the main Infinity Wars page.
So what is the proper order to watch in order to have the proper MCU marathon? Just start with the Incredible Hulk and move forward chronologically? Or is there a better way to do it?
MooreTrucker said:
So what is the proper order to watch in order to have the proper MCU marathon? Just start with the Incredible Hulk and move forward chronologically? Or is there a better way to do it?
If going chronologically, Iron Man was first
Chronologically by release or timeline? Captain America: The First Avenger would be first if the order is the latter.
TCTTS said:
Chronologically by release or timeline? Captain America: The First Avenger would be first if the order is the latter.
That would be my preference.
Timeline was the intent of my question. So which ones happened between the First Avenger and Winter Soldier, and where does Iron Man fall, and Hulk, etc.?TCTTS said:
Chronologically by release or timeline? Captain America: The First Avenger would be first if the order is the latter.
And would that be the best way to marathon them?
I know it doesn't really matter as long as you see them all, just curious.
Speaking of, what flashbacks have there been that could be spliced into chronological order by timeline? I know there are more, but the only ones off the top of my head...
- '80s flashbacks in GOTG1 & 2
- '80s flashback in Ant-Man with Michael Douglas
- '80s flashback in Civil War with Stark and his parents
- '90s flashback/opening with Stark in Iron Man 3
Any others?
- '80s flashbacks in GOTG1 & 2
- '80s flashback in Ant-Man with Michael Douglas
- '80s flashback in Civil War with Stark and his parents
- '90s flashback/opening with Stark in Iron Man 3
Any others?
Actually, just found this and it's pretty nifty...
Btw, how is there nothing in this cinematic universe that has been covered in / chronicled the '50s/'60s? That period of time seems ripe for some great backstory.
TCTTS said:
Chronologically by release or timeline? Captain America: The First Avenger would be first if the order is the latter.
Timeline would be hard. Beginning of Thor, then Captain America, the GotG2 flashback, then GotG flashback, then Iron Man, Hulk, rest of Thor..... I don't even know where the Winter Soldier flashbacks would be.
Yikes! it even mentions AoS and the Netflix shows and how do they fit in. Sorry I opened this can of worms!
This was linked from the YouTube page
http://marvelcinematicuniverse.wikia.com/wiki/File:Marvel-Movie-Universe.jpeg
This was linked from the YouTube page
http://marvelcinematicuniverse.wikia.com/wiki/File:Marvel-Movie-Universe.jpeg
Says 31 hours, but the official run time of all the movies is 38 hours. Which means 3 films probably get dropped.Farmer1906 said:
https://www.amctheatres.com/movies/avengers-infinity-war-marathon-56563
Who's up for a full MCU marathon?
My guess would by Hulk & Spiderman since they are both attached to different studios, but no idea on the 3rd.
Agent Carter was in the 50s. Not much overlap into the movies, though.TCTTS said:
Btw, how is there nothing in this cinematic universe that has been covered in / chronicled the '50s/'60s? That period of time seems ripe for some great backstory.
There are also Civil War flashbacks and Nat's flashbacks in Ultron...Black Panther opening, Black Panther Oakland flashbacks...Bruce Almighty said:TCTTS said:
Chronologically by release or timeline? Captain America: The First Avenger would be first if the order is the latter.
Timeline would be hard. Beginning of Thor, then Captain America, the GotG2 flashback, then GotG flashback, then Iron Man, Hulk, rest of Thor..... I don't even know where the Winter Soldier flashbacks would be.
with captain america on ice and the current ages of the avengers, it seems like if we see anything in the 50's/60's, it's going to either be flashbacks or prequels.TCTTS said:
Btw, how is there nothing in this cinematic universe that has been covered in / chronicled the '50s/'60s? That period of time seems ripe for some great backstory.
i think the most obvious relationship to explore in that time frame is Hank Pym and Howard Stark.
That video said it was all '40s, I thought?redline248 said:Agent Carter was in the 50s. Not much overlap into the movies, though.TCTTS said:
Btw, how is there nothing in this cinematic universe that has been covered in / chronicled the '50s/'60s? That period of time seems ripe for some great backstory.
I thought there was supposed to be a new trailer?!
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