The Avengers, AoU, Infinity War, & Endgame films

[Dawnbreaker]

Same. I totally didn't get why people think the comment from Captain America was religious overtones for the movie. It's his character, not the theme of the film. Christ.

Also, the Batman movies are awesome but so is the Avengers. Why are people trying to diminish one with the other?

 

[Tennyo]

Marvel fandom vs DC fandom maybe?

Like PC vs Mac

Ford vs Chevy

etc...

 

[Gym Leader Devil]

Don't forget Wars vs Trek.

 

[Makoeyes987]

Also, the Batman movies are awesome but so is the Avengers. Why are people trying to diminish one with the other?

Because there's not enough love for both!!

If you like one, then you're inevitably taking away from the love of the other! There's no liking...both! That's just crazy!!!

 

[Dawnbreaker]

roffles

There's enough love for everything! These people are just crazy. xD

Incidently I like both Trek and Wars, Pepsi and Coke, etc. Polarizing for the sake of such is just dumbshit.

 

[Ghost X]

Its like comparing apples and oranges, I just happen to like apples better. Apples being Marvel in this analogy .

 

[OneWingedDemon]

LOL@ religious overtones. I dun see any.

Also, Thor's "he's adopted" line got all the laughs in my theatre. I burst out laughing, his delivery was so perfect

 

[Danseru-kun]

LOL@ religious overtones. I dun see any.

Agree. I don't like the idea where just because a character is *insert something here* means that the theme of the movie changes. For example, introducing a black main character does not mean it's automatically against racism, including a gay character does not mean it's about LGBT rights, including a feminist does not necessarily make a film feminist. It's a fact that different people live in the world we should deal with it. Cap is a Christian, but it doesn't make the movie religious.

Also, Thor's "he's adopted" line got all the laughs in my theatre. I burst out laughing, his delivery was so perfect

Apparently, some adoptees got offended by this.

 

[Unlucky]

Sooo..according to your scriptwriter, the fact he was adopted is the reason he is a bad guy!
Being adopted is NOT something to use for the butt of jokes! Marvel, immediately cease using adoption as the butt of jokes AND issue a public apology to the adoption community!

People reading too much into something innocent and getting butthurt as a result. Idgi

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[Tetsujin]

People need to stop taking offense at everything.

 

[Ite]

I laughed at that joke, and I remember thinking "That's going to offend some politically correct asshole somewhere" and it did. Bravo world.

 

[Captain Jack Harkness]

i laughed a lot hearing the joke, and when the film ended my friend said " 'he's adopted', the same phrase that Angeal said about Genesis' massacre in banora "

 

[Mantichorus]

Well, in the argument about whether Batman's better than the Avengers, the Avengers must be better, cos Batman was once a member.

Spoiler: In the comics, anyhow

 

[Max Payne]

That was a really good crossover. It's a shame it will never happen again.

 

[Ryushikaze]

True, we need far more Lambasting.

Ten, though younwould never know it. She's too smart for her own good -- and everyone else's.

I kind of see it as one of those "either humanity's redeemer or its enslaver" situations.

Excellent.[/Gendo Ikari]
But yeah, I've known some (And by all accounts, been one) those kids, and they're a handful, but they're also the best kind of kids.

Sounds like fun, man. I'm glad to hear somebody else thought of that joke in that scene.

Yeah. So, the second time I saw it, this Sat, with another geek- who'd only seen Captain America but wants to see the rest- I still had a damn lot of fun. Granted, much of that was being amused by the Geek's sudden Crush on Loki, but it's still good.

Oh, and Cap being devout doesn't give this movie religious overtones any more than the Asgardians did. It's his Faith, it's a humorous line that doesn't mock his religion or anyone else's and it's dropped immediately.

 

[Max Payne]

Eh. Cap's never been "devout" he believes in god and all that but it's never been a huge part of his character.

One offhand comment does not make some big deal nor does it suddenly make him Captain Pope.

People are just idiots.

 

[Tennyo]

People also forget that he is an American male who grew up in the early half of the 1900's and fought in WWII, etc etc.

How does it not make sense for him to hold such an opinion, even as someone who is not overly religious?

You have to think about the time period he is from.

 

[OneWingedDemon]

Also...was Hulk smaller in this film? Wasn't he fucking giant in his own movie? Or am I thinking the Norton version?

 

[Max Payne]

He looks about the same size imo. I don't think we ever see the Hulk stand straight in Avengers so he appear small due to spending almost the entire film hunched over.

 

[Danseru-kun]

I think a source says Hulk is 8 feet tall in the movie. Can't comment if its his actual height in canon.

 

[Interslicery]

He generally seemed to be a lil smaller than double the height of a normal sized person in both movies.

 

[Danseru-kun]

I just watched this again yesterday, still fun. I noticed some stuff

> Thor's headbutt left a dent on Iron Man's head, I think if the fight continued, Iron Man would lose big time
> The new Stark tower plan does have a quintjet hangar
> Cap does do a lot of stuff
> somehow I started to wonder why the Helicarrier was so easily infiltrated by a single unit
> Iron Man does crash beside a Shawarma store during the final battle
>I now understand why Ruffalo seems to be the best Hulk, his portrayal is unique

probably won't watch it again until the extended dvd gets released

 

[Max Payne]

I noticed most of that stuff from the first viewing, I wasn't aware there was anything to miss tbh. The shawarma thing was the only one I didn't really pay any attention to.

Also, of course Thor would beat Iron Man. This man takes punches from the Hulk without so much as a bruise ffs

 

[Max Payne]

Derp forgot to include this in my post

Here's a nice look into the production of the film's special effects, dunno if it's been posted yet or not.

http://www.fxguide.com/featured/vfx-roll-call-for-the-avengers/

 

[Elisa Maza]

I hope this shows...

Spoiler: The complete timeline that ties with the other Marvel films

Scan from this Awesome book.