Movies AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR v.7

[minute bull]

but that particular clocking is what I mean. I don't remember that and was looking for it during the fight on titan.

Yep it happened.

 

[Limbo Pete]

Oh my God, you mean the hammer pulled him off?

I really hope Korg isn't dead

 

[Limbo Pete]

You can rewrap a handle in leather. You can't replace the handle altogether. the Groot aspect of the hammer is still lame, but I agree the work around has to be magic.

Yeah gotta be magic.

 

[Dragonlordxxxxx]

yeah he is a really great actor, glad he was chosen to play Cable as well

Psst. Fox reads Sherdog.

http://forums.sherdog.com/posts/128766381/

 

[Nonsense]

I really hope Korg isn't dead

Here’s my thought. He survived the attack on the ship and since he’s made of rock, isn’t a “living thing” subject to the fifty percent slaughter.

Korg and all the good he represents is therefore very much still living but not living or whatever.

 

[MayhemMonkey]

Psst. Fox reads Sherdog.

http://forums.sherdog.com/posts/128766381/

duuuuuuude, good call

 

[Limbo Pete]

Here’s my thought. He survived the attack on the ship and since he’s made of rock, isn’t a “living thing” subject to the fifty percent slaughter.

Korg and all the good he represents is therefore very much still living but not living or whatever.

Or maybe Thanos had already killed half his people and so he didn't need to get stepped on
I mean Korg is just so great

 

[SSOTO]

Did she say it slowly and with one eyebrow suggestively raised?

 

[Nonsense]

Or maybe Thanos had already killed half his people and so he didn't need to get stepped on
I mean Korg is just so great

I have this theory that literally everyone associated with the movie What We Do in the Shadows only produces or acts pure gold.

 

[Limbo Pete]

I have this theory that literally everyone associated with the movie What We Do in the Shadows only produces or acts pure gold.

That's not a theory, it's a stone cold fact

 

[TheSlothMan]

Once you think about it, how does it even make sense? Like, he's randomly killing off half the people regardless of their benefit to society. And there would obviously be a number of planets not overpopulated and those which are even underpopulated. Also, you're not even solving the problem. Those overpopulated planets will just cycle back to being overpopulated.

The odd part about his solution is that with a fully powered IG, he could actually achieve balance without killing a soul.

True the infinity stones could be used to make more resources, but Thanos wouldn't be a very good villain if that was his grand plan lol.

It makes sense in that it would increase the amount of time before the resources would be depleted, but you're right in that eventually overpopulation would become a problem again. Maybe he's planning on killing half the population every few hundred years or so?

 

[Dragonlordxxxxx]

@Nonsense @Dragonlordxxxxx , i just watched it again and i didn't notice that "I'm from the future" bit at all.

Yeah, that sort of is resolved for me. MayhemMonkey clarified that the scene is when Tony asks Peter where did he come from and Peter said, "from the field trip." The action was so frenetic that I believe Nonsense may have misheard "field trip" for "future."

 

[Nonsense]

Yeah, that sort of is resolved for me. MayhemMonkey clarified that the scene is when Tony asks Peter where did he come from and Peter said, "from the field trip." The action was so frenetic that I believe Nonsense may have misheard "field trip" for "future."

With all due respect, I don’t mishear.

(That is a very timely Nikki Haley reference.)

 

[method115]

agreed, this version is the closest to the spidey of the comics any movie has ever been(of the other Spider-man franchises). I just knew if Marvel got the rights back they could do him justice, and as you said Tom Holland was an inspired choice

I actually thought the last Spiderman was great. This one is to young. Spiderman doesn't get his powers when he's barely in Highschool, no uncle ben, just a lot of changes. Being older and a scientist was a big part of Spiderman and helped him solve a lot of problems. The no uncle ben one was pretty big deal to me it's kind of a core component of Spiderman. The Tobey Maguire one was just missing the smart ass comedy that comes a long with Spiderman.

With all that said I still enjoy this Spiderman the comedy part of Spiderman is my favorite part so at least they have that.

 

[PRIDEWASBETTER]

I actually thought the last Spiderman was great. This one is to young. Spiderman doesn't get his powers when he's barely in Highschool, no uncle ben, just a lot of changes. Being older and a scientist was a big part of Spiderman and helped him solve a lot of problems. The no uncle ben one was pretty big deal to me it's kind of a core component of Spiderman. The Tobey Maguire one was just missing the smart ass comedy that comes a long with Spiderman.

With all that said I still enjoy this Spiderman the comedy part of Spiderman is my favorite part so at least they have that.

There was an Uncle Ben. We just didn't need to see him get shot again.

 

[MayhemMonkey]

I actually thought the last Spiderman was great. This one is to young. Spiderman doesn't get his powers when he's barely in Highschool, no uncle ben, just a lot of changes. Being older and a scientist was a big part of Spiderman and helped him solve a lot of problems. The no uncle ben one was pretty big deal to me it's kind of a core component of Spiderman. The Tobey Maguire one was just missing the smart ass comedy that comes a long with Spiderman.

With all that said I still enjoy this Spiderman the comedy part of Spiderman is my favorite part so at least they have that.

yeah he does, Spider-man is a child when he gets his powers. Its the perfect casting, even in the comics he's always been the youngest of the Avengers(since he joined)

edit: and yeah Spidey was the funny guy on Marvel until Deadpool took his crown. Also if you read the comics those 2 are brilliant together..... if not for an interaction between those 2 Id never have heard of Hit-Monkey

 

[MayhemMonkey]

There was an Uncle Ben. We just didn't need to see him get shot again.

right? thats why Im glad they went the direction they did, keeps the character fresh by not re-treading old ground we've seen before

 

[method115]

There was an Uncle Ben. We just didn't need to see him get shot again.

Oh was there? Did they mention him? I just rewatched all the movies don't remember it. Either way still don't think this is the closest Spiderman to the original. The last two were still closer with the last one easily being the most accurate.

 

[method115]

right? thats why Im glad they went the direction they did, keeps the character fresh by not re-treading old ground we've seen before

Yea I did like the way the didn't make us rewatch his whole origin story.

 

[method115]

yeah he does, Spider-man is a child when he gets his powers. Its the perfect casting, even in the comics he's always been the youngest of the Avengers(since he joined)

Ah you correct I always thought he was in college when he got bite but he was in fact in highschool\15.