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Edited by Mrph1 on Jul 29th 2024 at 3:09:00 PM
x6 Which is funny, since he is a jewish immigrant with mental disabilities. One of his most famous issues was when his Jewish background is explained and we're shown that his dad was a rabbi holocaust survivor (nowadays I think it would his grandfather). A group of neo-nazis vandalize a synagogue
and he goes on a rampage to hunt nazis.
Edited by Akirakan on Jun 19th 2020 at 11:25:07 AM
Disney+ uploaded the first Fox Marvel movie to its service today
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Edited by Beatman1 on Jun 19th 2020 at 2:11:22 PM
I actually liked 2005 FF despite its issues. It's very dumb and shallow, Doom was extremely weak, not a very good "proper" superhero movie, but it was schlocky fun.
Edit: Oh, Fant4stic. Great.
Edited by AlleyOop on Jun 19th 2020 at 2:52:54 PM
x 6.
Fantastic Four (2015) is seriously the first and (so-far only) Fox - Marvel Movie on Disney Plus in America?
Cause over here in the UK, we've had Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, X-Men 1, X2: X-Men United, X-Men: The Last Stand, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, The Wolverine and X-Men: Days of Future Past on Disney Plus ever since the service launched back in March.
I did not hate the first two Fantastic Four movies. I remember Chiklis' enthusiasm at playing the Thing was visible onscreen even with his makeup. I was kinda disappointed by their Reed Richards, and of course by the fact that Susan Storm was mostly there to undress once per movie (with a particularly stupid justification in the second film). I should rewatch these movies some day just to have fun watching Captain America fly and shoot flames.
Whatever your favourite work is, there is a Vocal Minority that considers it the Worst. Whatever. Ever!.So, when's Jay Underwood going to be offered a role in the MCU?
RE: Fant4stic being the first true Fox movie on Disney+:
Well. That's...something.
At the very least, on the off-chance Disney+ gets a Twitter that behaves like Netflix's NX or even the Official Sonic Twitter, I can see them spinning this into something funny and snarky like:
- "When it comes to getting a fix of Marvel's First Family, we KNOW you have better options than Fant4stic."
- "Not that you would watch Fant4stic on Disney+ right now, but you could. (But we're positive you won't.) #NoJudgment"
- "We at Disney+ would like to assure you that none of us were looking forward to Fant4stic any more than you were."
- "Remember that time Galactus was a space cloud? Or how about the time Doctor Doom was a sentient crash test dummy with a green cloak? Good times, no?"
Edited by TargetmasterJoe on Jun 19th 2020 at 9:30:13 AM
I wonder any version of Steve and Quill bonded over being Fish out of Temporal Water.
Maybe the one from the Guardians cartoon a few years back? As far as I know the movie is the one to originate the concept of Quill being an abductee where before he was an astronaut who grew up on Earth.
I personally didn't watch much out of that batch of Marvel animated stuff outside the early episodes of Ultimate Spider-Man. The Avengers show especially seems to me (as someone who hasn't watched it) as mostly tie-in stuff to whatever the movies were doing, which didn't seem to be a recipe for stuff I'd enjoy.
Edited by Aleistar on Jun 19th 2020 at 11:38:08 AM
God, I wanted to like that cartoon. It was like... half good. It got halfway there and I did like it more than the Avengers one.
Forever liveblogging the AvengersRe-watching Civil War, and some thoughts came up from someone I was talking to:
The first theory is that Zemo may not have gotten all the Winter Soldiers, that one might have been kept someone else....and that Winter Soldier is Taskmaster.
It would certainly simplify things, plus Bucky did state they were all better versions of him, just more unstable. Maybe they got lucky and created one that wasn't just stable, but also talented at mimicry.
Second comes the question of how come Zemo was the only one who found the information that Bucky killed Howard Stark. Surely others (including in what was left of Shield) would have been trying to decrypt the information that Widow leaked. It seems strange to me that Fury never found out, since we know he was still being the most super of super spies in super spydom. I know Zemo admitted that it took a lot of effort, and the reason he did it was due to a single minded desire to set every single Avenger on fire (and damned if he didn't light all their asses up). but still.
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