>>33159
>Bale.
>Continues to star as Batman.

>>33159
Doug Jones Martian Manhunter is the only one that actually looks good.

>>Cap refuses to believe he's met physical gods
>>But apparently doesn't think fighting an alien wizard is weird at all

>>33180
http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/IfJesusThenAliens

>New trailer is broadcasting. Only a few seconds long.
>Shows some clips from the movie while flashing the words "SEE. IT. AGAIN."
>Assumes you've already seen it.

Those cocky bastards. But they're right.

>>33180
That's actually not that weird. In fact, it's a position that's officially supported by the catholic church and released by the pope's chief astronomer.

>>33180
He dealt with the fucking Tesseract, he's fairly used to weird shit.

>>33250
Yep, which gives me no end of glee...and worry. They basically said that foreign species and worlds can follow/do follow the same general beliefs. Add that to Iranians wanting into space and I can see it now - Religious Space Race: Which group can gain more converts in the universe?

>>33058

I want to put this part on loop in a USB picture frame and keep it on my nightstand forever.

http://www.boxofficemojo.com/alltime/world/

So yeah, now the highest grossing film of all time that isn't directed by James Cameron. And when inflation is ignored.

>>#5 Transformers: Dark of the Moon
>>#6 The Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King
>>The Third Bayformer made more than the Capstone of LOTR.

>>33337
Bay bargained his soul with the Devil. He can't be hurt.

>>33337
I stopped caring about that record back when it was broken like two times a year for three straight years. Seemed like every time you turned around they were talking about how some new superhero flick was the highest-grossing film of all time.

>>33337
Well duh, you hade to pay more to see Dark of the moon do to the 3D bullshit.

i just realised that if they hadn't gone with ultimate Nick Fury the film would have been a near complete whitewash

Fury is the token black

The Avengers '78 movie promo

>>33407
I'm surprised it took so long to post that one.
There also this:
"Premakes" The Avengers (1952)

>>33407
Perhaps the only time Spider-Man really should have been an Avenger.

I simply loved Tony and Banner together. I just loved how Tony was genuinely nice to him.

>>33514
Yeah, it was great to see Tony showing respect to someone and not have it be setting them up for a dig or something. The very fact that he recognizes Banner as an equal is pretty heartwarming, because he doesn't even see people he likes as his equal.

>>33514
>>33515
THIS. I loved how Tony zeroed in on Bruce as a science bro almost immediately. I also loved how Tony flat out admires the "Big Guy" side of Bruce and isn't afraid of him whatsoever, going so far as poking Bruce in a teasing manner and then having that little heart-to-heart later. I also found it interesting that Tony had so much faith that Bruce would show up to the fight at Stark Tower, even though nobody else could figure out 1) where Bruce had landed as Hulk once he was out of the helicarrier or 2) how Bruce/Hulk would get to Stark Tower for the fight; Tony just had the faith that Bruce would show up.

>>33514
Did you notice that when the team parts ways, Bruce was in Tony's car?

>>33545

>>33545
Yep. That was cool.

Oh right, I saw Winter Soldier last Saturday.
Its real good, better then Ironman 3 do to a lack of bullshit but it cant beat Thor 2's black-brit-viking god stapping a spaceship to death.
Yeah I'm not much for the "spy" side of Marvel.
Also the bad guys had a major flaw in their plan!
They put the Hulk on their kill list.
Anyway, cant wait for the easteregg screenshots or GotG.

>>40022
Not a flaw: it would have caused even more collateral damage.

>>40142
Plus, I am not sure exactly WHAT could he do against Hydra. I mean, it's not like he could reach the Helicarriers in low orbit, or do the investigative work Cap and his pals did.

>>40143
He could throw rocks at it.
Powered by the rage of losing friends and being repeatedly shot by autoguns.
Does Movie Hulk follows the comic rule of the angrier, the stronger?

>>40154
TIH had two occasions of the Hulk getting angrier and stronger.

>>40143
Well, not all of Hydra would be floating, so he could just track down their ground bases and wrecked shit.

Maybe Banner-side would manage to lure them to a mountain range or something that he could leap off of to get on board.

It occurs to me that if Hydra managed to fully take over SHIELD's assets, they would have access to the Abomination.

Man, one week from the end of the first season, and SHIELD still feels wholly underwhelming.

It just seems like they decided to basically ignore the potential of being set in the Marvel universe as much as they could, and populated the show with characters that were just kind of dull.
Even Tripp coming in to the later end of the season with a briefcase full of oldschool Spygear wasn't terribly exciting.

>>40240
Yea biggest thing that should have been The Hoff as Nicks half brother and the field team leader and then BETRAYAL HAIL HYDRA. Really Wheadon should have been told no when he wanted to load the show with his standard Archetypes

>>40242
For good or ill, Whedon wrote and directed the pilot and that's pretty much the whole extent of his involvement in the show. If someone is to be blamed for the suckage, that would be Jed Whedon.

>>40245
He co-wrote Dr. Horrible, right? Solution: Captain Hammer joins the Agents of SHIELD and they have to face the Evil League of Evil.