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cant cook creole bream posted:Squirrel Girl does too. It's good for comedy.
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cant cook creole bream posted:Squirrel Girl does too.
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Daredevil in Netflix-verse has a secret ID, but by now all of his major cast knows about it. Luke, Jessica, and Danny sure don't.
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It's kind of neat that the Avengers in MCU mostly don't have secret identities so much as codenames. One thing I wonder about in MCU, how many everyday people know Bruce Banner is Hulk, and how many people refer to him as "Hulk"? Obviously, everyone on the Avengers, the remnants of Shield, probably most of Hydra, they all know his identity. But I'm guessing your average person has no clue. But to the second point, does anyone outside of these people refer to Hulk as "Hulk"? I know we don't see the average person's view outside of the TV shows, but when they do, they always say something along the lines of "The big green dude". They call Cap and Iron Man by name, but I don't think anyone refers to Thor, Widow or Hawkeye that way either.
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Theoretically after the events of winter soldier everyone knows banner is hulk Would banner's shield file specify that hulk doesnt like to be called puny banner though?
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notthegoatseguy posted:Daredevil in Netflix-verse has a secret ID, but by now all of his major cast knows about it. Oddly enough, the Punisher does. Everyone knows that Frank Castle is the Punisher, but almost everyone thinks Frank Castle is dead. Frank Castilioni, though?
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Jan 21, 2018 04:19
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Pete. Pete Castellioni. The Consequencer.
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Well...everyone did, past tense, think Frank was dead. Not anymore, at this point. It's actually kinda weird 'cuz like the government just...literally dropped all charges against him or something? 'Cuz of the Agent Orange thing? Like I guess we can just brush off the mass murder spree you went on last year 'cuz a CIA guy did some corruption, good luck out there Frankie.
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Jamesman posted:Pete. Pete Castellioni. As your resident black Italian I feel obligated to point out that it's actually Castiglione.
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Koalas March posted:As your resident black Italian I feel obligated to point out that it's actually Castiglione. Oof no thanks. The last time I ate that I got pretty bloated.
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Jan 21, 2018 05:12
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That's racist.
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BrianWilly posted:It's actually kinda weird 'cuz like the government just...literally dropped all charges against him or something? 'Cuz of the Agent Orange thing? Like I guess we can just brush off the mass murder spree you went on last year 'cuz a CIA guy did some corruption, good luck out there Frankie. Yeah, that was a stretch. Like there's no loving way they just let Frank and his buddy skate on all that poo poo. That was probably my least favorite part of the whole Punisher series. That and Frank's Logan-esque healing abilities.
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I can totally buy that the CIA did whatever it could to cover up something like that and keep witnesses from talking cuz they've done it like a hundred times irl
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Also Agent Orange was basically waging a private war against the other elements of the US Government, for no ones benefits than his own.
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Jan 21, 2018 18:51
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*extremely thinking face* https://twitter.com/heroichollywood/status/955141609397653510
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site posted:*extremely thinking face* 
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What does a movie producer typically do, anyway? On a big expensive production like a Marvel or DC movie or a Star Wars movie, what will the producer be doing?
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Wheat Loaf posted:What does a movie producer typically do, anyway? My general understanding is the Producer is dealing more on the business side than creative side. A producer may hire the director, writers, choose which script to use, and take care of getting the film financed, distributed, etc... whereas the director is on the ground, shooting scenes, making modifications to the script or roles, generally the day-to-day stuff in making the film. For big franchises, there's usually an Executive Producer who may oversee the whole franchise, coordinate, may have veto power over storylines or character usage, etc... For MCU films, that's been Kevin Feige.
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BiggerBoat posted:Yeah, that was a stretch. Like there's no loving way they just let Frank and his buddy skate on all that poo poo. That was probably my least favorite part of the whole Punisher series. That and Frank's Logan-esque healing abilities. The amount of times Frank got totally wrecked was hilarious to me. Maybe they were going for "an unstoppable force of hate and revenge" or something, and it did kind of work, but it was also really entertaining in a funny way to just see how many time he go shot and stabbed.
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Jan 21, 2018 20:30
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notthegoatseguy posted:For big franchises, there's usually an Executive Producer who may oversee the whole franchise, coordinate, may have veto power over storylines or character usage, etc... For MCU films, that's been Kevin Feige. And for Star Wars that's Kathleen Kennedy.
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notthegoatseguy posted:My general understanding is the Producer is dealing more on the business side than creative side. A producer may hire the director, writers, choose which script to use, and take care of getting the film financed, distributed, etc... whereas the director is on the ground, shooting scenes, making modifications to the script or roles, generally the day-to-day stuff in making the film. Ragnarok had 7 credited producers. 5 of them as executive. Feige is not one though, he just gets a regular producer credit.
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Jan 21, 2018 20:36
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The producer's job is to evaluate talent and make sure talent that doesn't have sex with him or her never works in this town again because they are difficult to work with or unstable
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I always thought the "executive" part meant they just put up money, I can't keep track of this poo poo.
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Sgt. Politeness posted:I always thought the "executive" part meant they just put up money, I can't keep track of this poo poo. Stan Lee regularly gets EP credit on pretty much every Marvel work ever but I kind of doubt he's ever been creatively involved outside of his cameos.
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There's no rule about what makes someone an executive producer. It used to be that they were financiers who worked on the corporate stuff of movie making, but that has changed. Stan Lee is an executive producer on the MCU movies. A regular producer is usually hands on.
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muscles like this! posted:And for Star Wars that's Kathleen Kennedy. Right. In fact, I asked because I noted on the Wikipedia page for The Last Jedi that the movie has two credited producers: one is Kathleen Kennedy, whose presence makes sense given her status as head of Lucasfilm, who are paying for everything and own all the relevant IP rights etc; but the other is someone named Ram Bergman, who appears to have primarily produced other Rian Johnson movies, and it made me curious about what each of them actually did. I know that Abrams was also credited as an executive producer (no doubt along with others) but have no idea what his contributions were; answering questions about The Force Awakens, I imagine.
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Jan 21, 2018 21:19
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Kevin Smith is executive producer on Good Will Hunting for no reason other than to help them sell the movie.
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Endless Mike posted:Kevin Smith is executive producer on Good Will Hunting for no reason other than to help them sell the movie. Which is just a funny thing to say out loud nowadays.
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I always figured Producer was just "The person with money" And Executive Producer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8P_AnvUIvJs
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Wheat Loaf posted:Right. In fact, I asked because I noted on the Wikipedia page for The Last Jedi that the movie has two credited producers: one is Kathleen Kennedy, whose presence makes sense given her status as head of Lucasfilm, who are paying for everything and own all the relevant IP rights etc; but the other is someone named Ram Bergman, who appears to have primarily produced other Rian Johnson movies, and it made me curious about what each of them actually did. Executive Producer is an odd duck title because it sounds impressive but more often than not it doesn't mean anything. It is especially evident on TV where a "big" name will be forever attached to the show when all they did was direct the pilot.
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Samuringa posted:I always figured Producer was just "The person with money"
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There's a producer's guild, so there must be requirements and rules.
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Aphrodite posted:There's a producer's guild, so there must be requirements and rules. Hollywood guilds are one of those things meant to bottleneck the people who want to break into the industry. They're functionally meaningless to people operating at the high level we're talking about.
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Sure but one thing Hollywood guilds control with an iron fist is how crediting works.
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Drew Carey insists that every executive producer he's ever met is a writer who gets paid slightly more and might actually impress someone with his job title.
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Aphrodite posted:Sure but one thing Hollywood guilds control with an iron fist is how crediting works. Yeah the Coen Brothers do pretty much everything as a team but one has to take the director credit and the other takes a producer credit.
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Aphrodite posted:There's a producer's guild, so there must be requirements and rules. There are, but you need something like 7 Executive Producer credits to qualify, which weeds out the "somebody's brother" vanity credits for the most part, but definitely allows in the "I give people lots of money and nothing else" people, which is entirely by design. Fun fact: Stan Lee is a member of the WGA, SAG, and PGA.
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Old Kentucky Shark posted:Fun fact: Stan Lee is a member of the WGA, SAG, and PGA. That's so cool that he can still compete in golf at his age.
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Having just watched ragnarok again ive come to the conclusion that valkyrie is still my wife
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Has anyone heard anything about this/got links to stories or anything? https://twitter.com/JaleesaLashay/status/955593822179811328
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