Justice Avengers: Discussion

I guess it's a spoiler but the idea is that he has a death wish hence the reason he did that suicidal stunt. I confused armor with there being a robot. I will fix that, sorry.

edited 27th Jul '14 10:04:06 PM by RPGLegend

so when's Thanos

For the sake of having it out there, the randomizer decided that Bucky is hit, but it's not a bad enough injury to slow him down at the moment. However there will probably be a fair amount of blood if anyone in the region can sense or smell or whatever.

edited 27th Jul '14 10:56:38 PM by MystyGlyttyr

Here's some leaked test footage for the Deadpool movie, Ryan Reynolds doing the voice of course.

I am 99 percent sure that is the game.

No, I have beaten the game. And the game voices Nolan North. This is Ryan Reynolds.

This is CGI test footage of the movie from FOX, to show what it would be like. It's a reuploaded video.

edited 27th Jul '14 11:07:01 PM by Saturn

Ah. Well, color me interested.

@Bean: Where's the Spiral prompt?

So Liz, are we going to wrap up the scene, or should I just send Raven over to Tony's now anyways?

Oh! Sorry, Oni, forgot to give that scene a proper conclusion. But I think it's basically settled, so go ahead and send her over to Tony.

Saturn: Many movies that were expected to do big have 'failed' this year. I say 'failed' because apparently, if you don't make 100 Million dollars in the domestic box office, you fail. To the point where the owners of Transformers 4 were accused of fudging the numbers so it barely made the mark! Man, I remember when making 100 million was a big deal, now it's almost a requirement. But then, some movies have ridiculous budgets nowadays (plus expensive ad campaigns too) so its their own fault. You can work wonders with a low budget, if you have the skill.

The fact that so many blockbuster movies have such huge budgets kinda says something about their skill level......

Taiwan Chronicle: After breakfast we left early to my auntie Martha's apartment to pick her up, her husband, and the son of friends of her's living there for the month, Alex. We then left for the city of Yilan, and to it famous amusement park by the Dongshan river!.......which turned out to a water park, which we found out after arriving there, and none of us brought swimwear. However the place did provide some good photo ops, such as all the dinosaur statues and the biggest water attractions included a dragon, and giant enemy crab, and a chinese checkers board. We would have gotten on a boat ride there, but it was a long walk to get there and my mom's knee was acting up, so we had to leave.

Fun Fact: The governer of Yilan once banned all industrial facilties in the city and the surrounding area, meaning no factories were allowed on the land and exosting facotries were closed down. As a result, Yilan is possilby the least polluted area in the whole country. The clean air and beautifil green landscape shows it. The are also sports the longest tunnels in the country, going through the local mountains and stretching for nealy 13 kilometers (about 5-7 miles).

Once back in Taipei, we went through part of the underground subway station to get to the SOGO department store, possibly the biggest mall in all of Taiwan. Going through that particular part of the subway brought back memories as I used to walk through their all the time during my first stay in Taiwan back in 2007. Only realdiffrence between then and now are the additions of murals and some new stores.

In the SOGO, we had lunch at this Japanes e place where we had some delicious noodles. After heading back to Martha's apartment and chilling out, we had dinner at the same restaurant I had lunch during the second day of my trip where we met more of my mom's high school friends

I am having a lot of trouble writing Mary's testimony for some reason but I am working on it .

@Snark

I really liked man of steel. Smallville still has my personal favorite version of superman but he was great too. I only disliked that they mishandled Jonathan Kent's death.

edited 28th Jul '14 11:33:34 AM by RPGLegend

And here's Cosplay from the last day of Comic Con: [1]

This year's been some of the best I ever seen.

Man, between Zod n friends showing up, Coulson showing up, Superman showing up, and maybe Red She-Hulk showing up, Jacob's gonna have an interesting few days.

Those are all pretty great, though some look hilariously lazy next to others.

Not all costumes need to be elaborate- one thing I learned watching SyFy is that some cosplayers blow a *lot* of money and effort on costumes. But something can be said for the simple but creative ones. Like that Silver Surfer kid, he made me smile.

No, that kid's awesome. I was thinking more like just the dude in a suit with the stormtrooper helmet.

Man, I can't wait to bring Zod in.

Did I tell you guys that I went to a local Comicon as Zod last year?

You did not, which version?

Terence Stamp Zod. And I messed up, it was this spring. It was the same outfit I wore to the midnight screening of Man of Steel.

It was a pretty awesome experience. I hung out with some other DC villains, took some cool action pictures with Thor and Female Cap, and got in an eyebrow-off with a female Namor.

AND I MADE THE SON OF JOR-EL KNEEL BEFORE ZOD.

After seeing Scarecrow from Arkham Knight◊, I think I know who I want to be for a con one day in the future.

If that doesn't work out I can just be unoriginal and go as Deadpool. I had cancer at one point, I'd be more legit than most other Deadpool cosplayers.

Man, I envy you Sharknado. In my long live as a fan I've never been to a live convention. We do have Cons here but I live in the middle of nowhere with no money to travel. I hope I can get someone to take me to one someday- maybe for my 50th birthday.

What, gonna build a time machine?

Here's a (possibly dumb) idea I came up with. Would love it if you guys took a look at it.