they all have impossible to achieve capabilities. Captain America is achievable. he is simply a human at the top physic. but instead of having to have trained since a baby in every way and aspect to become it, they just injected steroids in him.Brainst0rm said:
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Yes.draythefingerless said:
The entire damn community of heroes somehow started using radiation rays as a means of bulking up. Oh, Spiderman got bite by a SUPER spider! That's different, right?
Right?
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I despise the concept of the Green Lantern.
Thor is just silly.
Superman.... I'm curios, did they state that every other member of his race has his abilities?
Batman is a rich kid hell bent on cleansing the evil what pestres in his city.
With fists and non-violent methods.
Iron-Man is an alcoholic playboy that built a makeshift Gundam bot.
I;m highly disappointed.
Deadppool is a bloke with brain cancer that due to people trying so damn hard to copy Wolverine achieved ultimate regeneration, but the cancer cells continue to grow, making him insane and forget his past memories. He was introduced as a MERCENARY. Is that a super hero?
I'm tired of this crap.
Hawkeye showed up in Thor for a very brief cameo.arc1991 said:
You know the part in the rain when Thor is trying to pull his hammer out of the ground, and that guy with the bow is waiting for the order to shoot him? Yeah, that was Hawkeye.
OT: Looks great. If only DC knew how to make a decent film that didn't involve Batman.
I have a personal qualm with superhero movies - basically, I hate how every major character seems like a blatant Mary Sue, capable of brushing aside everything from a squad of commandos to a nuclear attack by waving a hand. Which was my main problem with X-Men: First Class - minor spoiler alert, but there's no tension in a massive bombardment against the main characters if Magneto can casually turn all their bombs around.
But this movie, assuming I'm correctly interpreting the trailers, fixes all that. Captain America's not a bulletproof god, capable of deflecting atomic missiles and destroying armies without blinking. He's a well-trained, strong-willed guy with extra muscle and a really good riot shield. That's it. He's vulnerable to ordinary weapons, and his most powerful attack is a handgun.
In short, Captain America doesn't seem like a Mary Sue, and thus the movie will have actual tension, sorely missing (if you ask me) from the average superhero film.
But this movie, assuming I'm correctly interpreting the trailers, fixes all that. Captain America's not a bulletproof god, capable of deflecting atomic missiles and destroying armies without blinking. He's a well-trained, strong-willed guy with extra muscle and a really good riot shield. That's it. He's vulnerable to ordinary weapons, and his most powerful attack is a handgun.
In short, Captain America doesn't seem like a Mary Sue, and thus the movie will have actual tension, sorely missing (if you ask me) from the average superhero film.
About Superman, everyone from Krypton would have his abilities were they on Earth, they gain their powers from the lesser gravity and yellow sunlight (Krypton's sun is red, and yellow gives them power).TheIronRuler said:
on a side note, there must not be many superheroes you like O.O
Um...heh. That's not a "really good riot shield". That shield is made of vibranium, and alloy that was mistakenly made and never has been reproduced. Sucker's not just bullet-proof, it's friggin adamantium proof. In fact, adamantium was created in an attempt to re-create vibranium.MetroidNut said:
Also, his armor is fireproof, and the duralumin scale mail he wears under it is bulletproof.
Hawkeye started out as a villain then became a prominate member of the Avengers. Looked into him after I could not remember his name from seeing the cameostarwarsgeek said:
There still won't be much tension because he has main character syndrome. We know he is in the Avengers movie as the leader of the avengers.Mirrorknight said:
Also his gun is strong but his shield is by far his best weapon. He can cut through almost anything with that thing.
Well i plan to see the movie, even though i wasn't that big on Captain America.
Did any of you guys see the 1990 Captain America movie? As you can surmise, it's terrible, definitely, but i still say you should see it in case you haven't already. Just to see what differences/similarities there are. Although it looks like the upcoming movie won't involve some sort of frozen capsule shtick.
Did any of you guys see the 1990 Captain America movie? As you can surmise, it's terrible, definitely, but i still say you should see it in case you haven't already. Just to see what differences/similarities there are. Although it looks like the upcoming movie won't involve some sort of frozen capsule shtick.
The frozen thing is from the comics -- something happened to Cap (don't remember what) that killed Bucky (his sidekick) and left Cap frozen in Antarctica. It's pretty much canon in The Avengers movies -- deleted scene from The Incredible Hulk showed an avalanche the Hulk caused in Antarctica, and you could see Cap's body in the ice.starslasher said:
As for the movie, I really want to see it now. I will definitely be there at midnight opening night.
and Tommy Lee Johns is a legend. I hope this is good.
This is the Marvel film I have the east interest in because I've never been interested in the character or the concept of a "Super-Soldier". It also doesn't have the entertaining/interesting "Hook" like the others. Will still go and see it though as I'm a sucker for superhero films and all the Marvel films have been, at worse, entertaining so I doubt this will be a bad film.
It's what is on the inside that counts in this case.TheIronRuler said:
Also putting Tool with a proper reference considering the song lyrics is win in my book.