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[Edited by Fighteer]
Edited by Fighteer on Dec 15th 2022 at 9:55:58 AM
He'd more or less look "hawt" or like "Stupid Sexy Mc Kenzie", but there'd be subtle physical features here and there (slightly engraved skin patterns, very angular eyes with eerie pupils, small scale-like feathers running down the forelegs terminating in wings, etc.) that immediately would give off a sense of uneasiness. In other words, beautiful yet alien/creepy. Maybe this clip will help you see what I mean.
edited 25th Oct '16 7:31:47 PM by nervmeister
Dr. Strange: the cure for what ails you! note
edited 25th Oct '16 11:02:24 PM by KnownUnknown
"The difference between reality and fiction is that fiction has to make sense." - Tom Clancy, paraphrasing Mark Twain.That's the way to footnote.
OH god, Doctor Strange I hope he's like that in the actual movie.
Nitpick time: Would Black Panther actually lose any hearing after being hit with the shield, since he's literally covered in vibranium?
Still, that was creative. My favourite is still the Ant Man "ANTS" spot, which I maintain should have been the official trailer.
If they hoped getting Waititi was going to restore interest in the Thor franchise then it sure worked.
Well it was a hit with more vibranium. Maybe it's like how diamond can seriously damage other diamonds, lol.
I wonder if sales will increase for What We Do in the Shadows.
I hope so because it's really funny.
edited 26th Oct '16 12:52:21 PM by Beatman1
Hunt for the Wilderpeople were also really awesome.
And Sif?
We don't know yet. Alexander said though her current show makes it hard they'd try to find a place to squeeze her in if they could.
Only two days left, so I guess that "dropped A Bridge On Sif".
edited 26th Oct '16 2:38:40 PM by dantecito
If necessary they may be able to work her into reshoots.
There's no way to tell. The only people who were actually photographed during filming were Hemsworth, Hiddleston, Hopkins, Ruffalo, and Blanchett (or possibly her stunt double).
Unless the entire cast is just five people, it's safe to say a lot of filming went on in sound stages.
edited 26th Oct '16 3:57:05 PM by comicwriter
That's what reshoots are for, I'm guessing.
I mean, I don't expect Sif (or any of the Warriors 3) to have huge roles regardless, there just isn't enough info right now to say Sif gets a bridge dropped on her or isn't in the movie at all.
I hope if she's not in the movie, we can get another Sif appearance in AOS.
Given how none of the movies acknowledge AoS in anyway whatsoever, and how Blindspot is more important to Jaime Alexander just because she's the lead in that show, I doubt Sif will be showing up in AoS anytime soon.
edited 26th Oct '16 6:17:26 PM by higherbrainpattern
The first thing didn't stop her from already appearing on the show, twice. As for the second, she has said that if she has time, she would totally make another appearance. It's all a matter of juggling schedules.
I have no idea what Alexander's contract is like but sometimes networks have rules about guest starring on rival networks.
edited 26th Oct '16 6:45:26 PM by comicwriter
Expectations: The three warriors and Sif help Thor in his battle against Hela and Surtur, and can finally shine.
Reality: Minor characters in the best and red shirts in the worst.
I really hope they don't get killed off. Regardless of what happens with Thor after Infinity War it would feel like a torching and burning of the franchise in the face of a possible continuation.
I'd rather they just retain the Mr. Fanservice aspects of the character, tbh.
edited 25th Oct '16 6:57:28 PM by comicwriter