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07-26-2011, 02:24 PM | #42 |
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Yes, never doubt comics logic shenanigans.
As for Captain America, he never has any sex, he's married to Lady Liberty. EDIT: BTW why isn't there already a fellow-superheroine love interest for Captain America named Lady Liberty?! ANOTHER EDIT: Shit, too bad, DC Comics came up with her first.
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Hmm, I wonder if comics-logic shenanigans will fly in comic book movies? I mean, we've seen that people are more than willing to accept different actors/actresses playing the same part (on both side of the DC/Marvel divide), so I guess it's sort of the same thing?
Also, I get why they needed to get Cap to the present, but I don't really see his adventures being as great as period-specific stories. I mean, he's basically just a stronger than average guy with an invincible boomeranging shield. Any of the other Marvel movie villains we've seen so far could kill him easily from a distance without breaking a sweat.
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That is a serious understatement of how much better then an average person Cap is.
He is better then exceptional humans, better then superb humans in peak condition at the height of their game. He consistantly beats up super-villians and goes toe-to-toe with heavy hitters. He is good for it.
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And for some reason I always thought he was the oldest because he lived all the way through the years just not aging or whatever, but we've basically got an Avatar situation where he's basically a 22 year old with some close combat experience against one type of enemy, not a wizened mastermind. But mostly I just wanted him to fight Cold War Russians.
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Well the shield's ability to basically deflect anything and everything explains his ability to battle lightning bolts and survive nuclear blasts, probably. Plus he is pretty super-fast and super-strong, too.
Plus in an Avengers movie he'd probably be the leader, and the leader of a group is always sort of well-rounded and bland in a way. He has to wrangle an arrogant hothead in Thor, an arrogant smarmy drunk in Tony, and a mild-mannered scientist who flips the fuck out and turns into a big green guy in Bruce.
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This is probably going to be what we get in the sequel but not in the way a lot of people would expect. If they're smart we'll be getting the Winter Soldier and it will be awesome. |
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Well just from what occurred in the movie I'd say it's undoubted we'll get that. *CAPTAIN AMERICA COMIC SPOILER* The Winter Soldier: Like the Red Hood but not terrible.
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i just going out here to say that even though i knew what Cap would be alive by the end of the movie, it still felt brilliant the way his last fighting scene was handled. I think they struck the core nature of "Super Hero" right there. Captain American was a better boy scout than superman... all movies combined.
As for Avengers, i'm really, really, looking forward to see how Stark, Thor and Steve will interact in this movie, if they keep the same sense of humor they have so far, the comedy portions of this movie should be fantastic. Also, i loved how the managed to keep Captain surrounded by Multi Cultural characters during the whole movie. A nice touch actually. PS: Hugo Weavin is one of the best actors to play bad guys... goddamn! |
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