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Supercar Gautier
Jun 10, 2006



TheBigBudgetSequel posted:

Super classy of you, Supercar.

Hahahaha, whoops.

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mind the walrus
Sep 22, 2006

Now with complementary face-buffer

Oasx posted:

My main problem is still those white strips at the shoulders, they look out of place.

They break up the continuous blue which would make it look more like a wetsuit. It's a cheap but definite way to make the suit look slightly closer to armor.

Teek
Aug 7, 2006

The Running King


Spoiler details from the EW issue via io9 and Loki spoilers from TotalFilm. I'll just spoiler post them here since the page they're on contains a lot of spoilers for other films:

The new issue of Entertainment Weekly features a very detailed set report, and here are the highlights. EW visited during the filming of the "climactic battle, an assault led by Thor's villainous brother Loki (Tom Hiddleston), who's planning to make Earth his new kingdom after being expelled from their family's celestial realm." And it actually confirms that Loki "has enlisted an otherworldly army to aid his conquest," though not the identity of the aliens.

At one point during this sequence, Iron Man is injured and Thor and Captain America go to his rescue, and Iron Man wakes up and asks "What's next?" Although Whedon and Downey Jr. improvised a few versions of that exchange, including one where Iron Man asks, "What happened? Please tell me nobody tried to kiss me." Also, they have to check Iron Man's pulse, which is difficult with his armor on - so they check his chest for breathing. And in that scene the Hulk is stomping in the background, after having just caught Iron Man "in his fall from the skies." Iron Man "actually enjoys setting off the Hulk, to the dismay of his team-mates." Meanwhile, Thor "struggles with tact around those he considers inferior (which is everyone)."

EW also has a bunch of quotes from the actors. Let's start with Marc Ruffalo explaining how Bruce Banner fits into the team:

"He's the most – guy, but a total loose cannon. No one wants to set him off except for Iron Man... who just wants to see him pop. It's funny, there's a really cool dynamic between Tony Stark and Banner. Banner actually enjoys it, and finds it really refreshing. They're a lot alike in a strange way. They're both these kind of scientists who are mavericks, kind of renegades. Banner, for all his mild-mannered mythology, he's still the dude who was testing some pretty crazy s–t on himself, so he has that rebel streak in him."

Jeremy Renner also notes that Hawkeye is the only hero who can really control the Hulk, because he has special tranquilizer-tipped arrows. He also says that Hawkeye and Black Widow, as the only completely normal humans on the team, have a history and bond that predates the movie.

Also, Chris Hemsworth confirms that Loki's status as the villain gives this an added dimension for Thor:

"I think [Thor's] motivation is much more of a personal one, in the sense that it's his brother that is stirring things up. Whereas everyone else, it's some bad guy who they've gotta take down. It's a different approach for me, or for Thor. He's constantly having to battle the greater good and what he should do vs. … it's his little brother there. I've been frustrated with my brothers at times, or family, but I'm the only one who is allowed to be angry at them. There's a bit of that."

There's a ton more at the link. [EW]

Tom Hiddleston promises that we will see Loki fight every superhero, and he also reveals which is the toughest:

"The fun thing about Loki is that he goes 1-on-1 with every single Avenger. Loki has become so menacing that they all have to team up and overcome their differences to stop him. I think I can dismiss the mere mortals, so Captain America may be a super soldier but he's still a man and he's up against Loki, who's a God. I think Iron Man's blasters hurt a bit...But I think it comes down to his thunderous brother. No one is harder to fight than his brother because there's all that angst within him. Thor still comes out on top."

Grendels Dad
Mar 5, 2011


ImpAtom posted:

I have no idea what that pose Black Widow is doing is supposed to be. It looks like she saw a shiny quarter on the ground or something.

It looks to me like she just landed after causing that explosion in the back.

Rhyno
Mar 22, 2003

God damn it get a new avatar already.

Incendiary Pig posted:

Chris Evans is a much larger man than Robert Downey Jr.

I want a lineup of Hemsworth, Evans and Downey Jr just to show the massive difference in body type and yet all three of them have a commanding presence in their films.

Codependent Poster
Oct 20, 2003

Emergency induction port.

Rhyno posted:

I want a lineup of Hemsworth, Evans and Downey Jr just to show the massive difference in body type and yet all three of them have a commanding presence in their films.

You saw the Comicon lineup picture, right? Hemsworth is so much larger than everyone.

Gyges
Aug 4, 2004

NOW NO ONE WILL NOTICE HULK

Teek posted:

Spoilers

I love the Tony Stark-Bruce Banner interaction they're describing in that.

Doctor Spaceman
Jul 6, 2010



Codependent Poster posted:

You saw the Comicon lineup picture, right? Hemsworth is so much larger than everyone.

Yeah, even ignoring muscle mass he's 3" taller than Evans.

MortonTheCranium
Nov 25, 2004

We're cousins. (bros)


Tom Hiddleston is pretty tall himself, I think within an inch or two of Hemsworth.

Ofc. Sex Robot BPD
Aug 30, 2008


Doctor Spaceman posted:

Yeah, even ignoring muscle mass he's 3" taller than Evans.
But is he taller than the Hulk?

Grendels Dad
Mar 5, 2011


SpaceMost posted:

But is he taller than the Hulk?

To differentiate him from previous movie incarnations, the Hulk as he is depicted in The Avengers will only be 5 feet tall while being 8 feet wide.

Skwirl
May 13, 2007


Oasx posted:

My main problem is still those white strips at the shoulders, they look out of place.

He's a Captain, he's earned those stripes (I don't know what actual Captain stripes are supposed to look like.)

Deadpool
Apr 28, 2002

Mercenary? I prefer "Well-Compensated Establishment Provocateur."



Skwirl posted:

He's a Captain, he's earned those stripes (I don't know what actual Captain stripes are supposed to look like.)

You're probably not that far off actually. They don't look like that at all but the insignia for Captain in both the Army and Marines is two silver bars. Again it looks absolutely nothing like on the costume, but I wouldn't be surprised if that's the reasoning for the silver on the shoulders.

BrianWilly
Apr 24, 2007


Teek posted:

Spoiler details from the EW issue via io9 and Loki spoilers from TotalFilm. I'll just spoiler post them here since the page they're on contains a lot of spoilers for other films:
These things are the best things. I can't imagine getting even more excited for this film and yet it keeps happening!

Happy Noodle Boy
Jul 3, 2002

Don't fuckle with Shuckle(s)

Like that other Shuckle, but different.


The only thing that can make this movie better is a drinking contest between Stark, Cap and Thor

Whizbang
Sep 21, 2008


Happy Noodle Boy posted:

The only thing that can make this movie better is a drinking contest between Stark, Cap and Thor

It's Whedon though, so Cap would win.

Rough Lobster
May 27, 2009

Don't be such a squid, bro


I dunno man. Cap can't get drunk with regular amounts of booze, Tony Stark is a functional drunk, and Thor is loving THOR.

I bet Banner shows up, throws back a few, and then Hulks out and eats seven kegs.

Incendiary Pig
Nov 3, 2006

Totally out of control

Rough Lobster posted:

I dunno man. Cap can't get drunk with regular amounts of booze, Tony Stark is a functional drunk, and Thor is loving THOR.

And Tony Stark would still win.

Deadpool
Apr 28, 2002

Mercenary? I prefer "Well-Compensated Establishment Provocateur."



Black Widow would win. One reason is that she's Russian. Another is she's a girl and this is a Joss Whedon film.

TOOT BOOT
May 25, 2010

POST
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My friend's convinced Tom Hardy did steroids for the Batman role. He showed me a picture of Hardy as Bane with his back covered in roid acne. I told him maybe it's makeup since Bane basically uses steroids but he said he said it looks a little too real.

massive spider
Dec 6, 2006

sets off a "weirdly specific fetish artwork" vibe

TOOT BOOT posted:

My friend's convinced Tom Hardy did steroids for the Batman role. He showed me a picture of Hardy as Bane with his back covered in roid acne. I told him maybe it's makeup since Bane basically uses steroids but he said he said it looks a little too real.

Its not uncommon, expecially for movies since its not really the same thing as cheating in competetive sport.

Steve Yun
Aug 7, 2003

I
ANALYZE
CARTOONS


They can clear up his skin in post

Steve Yun fucked around with this message at Oct 1, 2011 around 08:25

SharpyShuffle
Aug 20, 2007



I really like the idea/implication that hawkeye and his seemingly-useless bow and arrow are around just in case they need someone to shoot an adamanatium tipped tranq dart into Hulk's fat neck. It's a pretty plausible explanation for having 'bow guy' alongside the gods and scientific marvels. And then of course he saves the day by tranqing out a super skrull or whatever

feedmyleg
Dec 25, 2004

EVERY FAIRY TALE NEEDS ITS HERO.

TOOT BOOT posted:

My friend's convinced Tom Hardy did steroids for the Batman role. He showed me a picture of Hardy as Bane with his back covered in roid acne. I told him maybe it's makeup since Bane basically uses steroids but he said he said it looks a little too real.

Sorry to break it to you, but almost all actors who get in shape for films like this do (legal) steroids as part of their routine. They may not be what you think of as "steroids" but that's just because they're not outlawed by the government yet. Even if Hardy was a big guy before, you can be assured he was given supplements by his personal trainers that helped beef him up more.

Grendels Dad
Mar 5, 2011


Rough Lobster posted:

I dunno man. Cap can't get drunk with regular amounts of booze, Tony Stark is a functional drunk, and Thor is loving THOR.

I bet Banner shows up, throws back a few, and then Hulks out and eats seven kegs.

I would give Marvel all my money if they gave us a scene like this, ending with a HULK IS SMASHED.

Zzulu
May 15, 2009


I like light hearted takes on Hulk so I really hope they're not all angsty with him all the time like in the other movies

Die Laughing
Sep 18, 2009

You engage the Mad Duck

SMAAAAASH!

"How I Learned to Love the Hulk" Is the best issue of the Ultimates. That tuned to the not as serious movie characters would be one of the most bombastic things ever put to film.

HUNDU THE BEAST GOD
Sep 14, 2007

everything is yours


TOOT BOOT posted:

My friend's convinced Tom Hardy did steroids for the Batman role. He showed me a picture of Hardy as Bane with his back covered in roid acne. I told him maybe it's makeup since Bane basically uses steroids but he said he said it looks a little too real.

Why would you bother with fake bacne makeup when you could just actually take steroids?

Lobok
Jul 13, 2006

Nightmare fuel


Maybe he's taking roids to beef up and get in character. What is Bane really, other than a very smart juicer?

Rhyno
Mar 22, 2003

God damn it get a new avatar already.

Codependent Poster posted:

You saw the Comicon lineup picture, right? Hemsworth is so much larger than everyone.

I did but you know he's even bigger now right? He said he was 20+ pounds of muscle heavier than when he did Thor. If this dude doesn't have a long career in action films ahead of him I will be so disappointed.

Ortsacras
Feb 11, 2008
12/17/00 Never Forget

hog wizard posted:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rNlmRId2FVQ

I had to look it up. I wish I hadn't.

Jesus Christ, I thought you guys were exaggerating. What a terrible scene, in every way.

muscles like this? posted:

HBO is currently working on American Gods as a series so if that does well I can see them moving forward with some other Gaiman stuff. I'm kind of surprised that JMS has never got any of his original comic stuff turned into a movie/series considering all his Hollywood work.

Even aside from the original stuff, his "Supreme Power" reinterpretation would be a hell of a lot of fun as an HBO series. (The first three trades' worth, anyway)

stratdax
Sep 14, 2006


TOOT BOOT posted:

My friend's convinced Tom Hardy did steroids for the Batman role. He showed me a picture of Hardy as Bane with his back covered in roid acne. I told him maybe it's makeup since Bane basically uses steroids but he said he said it looks a little too real.

Of course he did. And so did the guys in the Avengers. Christian Bale probably took stuff for Batman. I watched Predators not too long ago and Adrian Brody definitely juiced. Hugh Jackman probably took stuff for Wolverine.

lomzus
Mar 18, 2009


Somebody fucked around with this message at Oct 3, 2011 around 21:53

feedmyleg
Dec 25, 2004

EVERY FAIRY TALE NEEDS ITS HERO.

lomzus posted:



It is very silly that we live in a world where this exists. It is also awesome.

I rarely read any Marvel comics, can somebody break down the Skrulls for me, if indeed they end up in the film? I know originally they were something along the lines of agents disguised as humans and heroes and such who collect information and lie in wait to bust out when the Skrull force invades, and I'm sure I could look up that particular plot line on Wikipedia, but is that all they do? Is it possible to have a film using them without finding out characters from previous films were Skrull agents all along? Like, is it probable we'd find out Happy Hogan and Kat Dennings' character were Skrulls all along?

TheJoker138
Jan 1, 2008

The Clown Prince
Of Crime


feedmyleg posted:

It is very silly that we live in a world where this exists. It is also awesome.

I rarely read any Marvel comics, can somebody break down the Skrulls for me, if indeed they end up in the film? I know originally they were something along the lines of agents disguised as humans and heroes and such who collect information and lie in wait to bust out when the Skrull force invades, and I'm sure I could look up that particular plot line on Wikipedia, but is that all they do? Is it possible to have a film using them without finding out characters from previous films were Skrull agents all along? Like, is it probable we'd find out Happy Hogan and Kat Dennings' character were Skrulls all along?

If they're going to do something like a film equivalent to Secret Invasion, that would be what we'd see yes. But they're also giant green guys with laser guns, and they hate the blue guys (the Kree) who also have laser guns, and both of them want to rule the earth, and are constantly at war with each other. So we could see something like that too. I still don't believe there are any Kree or Skrull in this movie, and will continue not to believe that until we see actual proof.

horsepeen
Sep 21, 2010

Christian Financial Adviser


Here are some new pics of Russell Crowe as Jor-El in Man of Steel.


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbi...o=feeds-newsxml



TheJoker138
Jan 1, 2008

The Clown Prince
Of Crime


Well that gives us solid confirmation that the material Superman and Zods costumes are made out of is Kryptonian in origin.

feedmyleg
Dec 25, 2004

EVERY FAIRY TALE NEEDS ITS HERO.

If you squint the torso up kind of looks like what we would have gotten with Tim Burton's Superman, but as Kal-El instead of Jor.

But much better designed. I like it well enough.

Irish Taxi Driver
Sep 12, 2004

We're just gonna open our tool palette and... get some entities... how about some nice happy trees? We'll put them near this barn. Give that cow some shade... There.

Jor-El smokes? My canon

I really like that, it looks really good and fits the other designs well.

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Lobok
Jul 13, 2006

Nightmare fuel


Irish Taxi Driver posted:

Jor-El smokes? My canon

If my planet were about to explode I wouldn't give a poo poo about emphysema either.

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