Recent content by Vykrel

i dont think the guys responsible for these ridiculous controversies are going to take any of that into account. they probably dont even know that Soderbergh's Ocean's Eleven was a remake. maybe im wrong, but i can totally see the first teaser/trailer for this film getting like 50% dislikes...

honestly, if i were a woman being eyed for this film i would steer clear just to avoid the inevitable backlash... it just isnt worth it.

honestly, it would be tough to top Mass Effect 3. not only is it just a horrible ending in general, but it is the ending to a trilogy and it negates everything that was accomplished over the course of the three games. all of the players choices are rendered irrelevant and replaced with a simple...

they would just use the smart phones to trigger bombs.

while i did not know this happened, it is definitely worth noting that Hank Pym was originally Ant-Man, meaning he had his own character before he took up another one. it wasnt like he was some nobody. he wasnt the original Wasps assistant; he was her husband and already superhero in his own...

im clearly not even being listened to, so i have no reason to continue this discussion. i love how i can start a discussion online that somehow causes people to think i am talking about something else entirely.

you are greatly misunderstanding me, Sheep. firstly, by "gender-bending", i dont mean that the characters themselves literally became female, i mean that the superhero persona was taken up by a new female character after originally being made famous by a male character. second, it is worse...

my point wasnt in regards to originality in general, just about the gender-bending. though, they do also need to come up with more new character in general that arent derivative of existing ones.

serious question: have Marvel comics come up with any ORIGINAL female superheroes in recent years? any noteworthy ones? it seems to me that in order to be diverse, their go-to tactic is to just sort of gender-bend existing heroes. She-Hulk, Spider-Woman, Thor...ina. etc. etc. its just so lazy.

hermes, this is not an argument. i am attempting to explain things to you about a character in these films that you clearly are not understanding. i am explaining that Lawrence's Mystique and Romijn's Mystique are not performed the exact same way because they have different character arcs and...

it isnt about "experience with powers", dude. that has nothing to do with personality. her character arc is as follows: 1. First Class Raven is a sheepish teenager (around 16) who is afraid to show her true self, but comes around at the end of the film. 2. Days of Future Past Raven/Mystique is a...

not really a feeling. what you are talking about are the fight scenes and non-talking moments. go back and watch her dialogue. youll find it is delivered with absolutely zero emotion, as per Singer's direction. except for when she is hissing at people in an exaggerated manner. as poor a job as...

Lawrence isnt "bored" of anything, dude. Singer specifically directs Mystique to show almost no emotion (go back and watch the first two films and youll find Romijn to look equally "bored" during talking scenes), and Katniss is written as being emotionally stunted, meaning that she doesnt convey...

can i just point out how odd it is that every time people discuss potential casting for this role, nearly everyone suggests actresses in their thirties? and Theron is in her forties now. according to the comics, Carol Danvers is supposed to be one of the youngest officers in US history. and...

kind of like how the first three Mass Effect games didnt affect Mass Effect 3's ending.