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[Tazzmission]

i do not own this clip nor the video. i found it on youtube

[Rubbish Hero]

Thors was in Adventures in Babysitting until he shot himself in mouth and shooting Sgt. Hartman in the stomach.
Also, you just posted a pirated part of a movie and a spoiler  for anyone who hasn't seeen it, so well done you.

Modifié par Rubbish Hero, 06 mai 2010 - 04:13 .

[Tazzmission]

Rubbish Hero wrote...

Thors was in Adventures in Babysitting until he shot himself in mouth and shot Sgt. Hartman.
Also, you just posted a pirated part of a movie and a spoiler  for anyone who hasn't seeen it, so well done you.

its no biggie it only shows after the credits so technacly i didnt really spoil anything iron man story wise

[Loerwyn]

But you did spoil (for those unaware) the next piece of film-based proof for the Avengers movie *and* the Thor movie, which not everyone knows about.



Well done.

[Tazzmission]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

But you did spoil (for those unaware) the next piece of film-based proof for the Avengers movie *and* the Thor movie, which not everyone knows about.

Well done.

ok well if i ruined the film for you in particular than you should understand that every comic book site would basicly do the same spoilersih revelation. its not like i posted the full film or something

[ImperialOperative]

Oh wow spoilers of the avengers movie, HOW SURPRISING.



Y'alls panties are in a bunch.

[Dsurian]

Jesus dies....sorry to spoil the bible for you all. /sarcasm

Seriously, not that bid a deal...if there is a comic out there, they'll probably make a movie about it...i mean, they're even re-making a few - Superman, or Spiderman or something, right?

[Tazzmission]

OnlyShallow89 wrote...

But you did spoil (for those unaware) the next piece of film-based proof for the Avengers movie *and* the Thor movie, which not everyone knows about.

Well done.

you must not  pay attention... everyone knew of the thor film coming next year and the reason why there ting all these together is for advengers in 2012. thor is next year as well as captain america. what are you gona do pee and moan that i spoiled a release date now?

[Tazzmission]

Dsurian wrote...

Jesus dies....sorry to spoil the bible for you all. /sarcasm
Seriously, not that bid a deal...if there is a comic out there, they'll probably make a movie about it...i mean, they're even re-making a few - Superman, or Spiderman or something, right?

chris nolan ( director of both batman begins and darknight) will direct both batman 3 slated for 2012 and superman

[Loerwyn]

Tazzmission wrote...
you must not  pay attention... everyone knew of the thor film coming next year and the reason why there ting all these together is for advengers in 2012. thor is next year as well as captain america. what are you gona do pee and moan that i spoiled a release date now?

I already knew about it.
Not "everyone" does.

[Haasth]

I loved Iron Man 2 and I think Iron Man is a very interesting super hero.
I do not get how they got from a rather intelligent human being (Alright, a freakin' genius) that through engineering became a struggling super hero to... an immortal Asgard god, however.

I love most of Marvel's heroes, but I never understood Thor. Perhaps the movie will change my mind.
(Also, as for the movie... I loved the little connections they made to the Marvel universe; e.g Captain America's shield. Funny, yet suitable )

Modifié par Haasth, 06 mai 2010 - 08:37 .

[Tazzmission]

Haasth wrote...

I loved Iron Man 2 and I think Iron Man is a very interesting super hero.
I do not get how they got from a rather intelligent human being (Alright, a freakin' genius) that through engineering became a struggling super hero to... an immortal Asgard god, however.

I love most of Marvel's heroes, but I never understood Thor. Perhaps the movie will change my mind.
(Also, as for the movie... I loved the little connections they made to the Marvel universe; e.g Captain America's shield. Funny, yet suitable )

i personaly couldnt get into thor but from what i understand ( marvel wise) hes stronger than the hulk

[FutureBoy81]

Tazzmission wrote...

Haasth wrote...

I loved Iron Man 2 and I think Iron Man is a very interesting super hero.
I do not get how they got from a rather intelligent human being (Alright, a freakin' genius) that through engineering became a struggling super hero to... an immortal Asgard god, however.

I love most of Marvel's heroes, but I never understood Thor. Perhaps the movie will change my mind.
(Also, as for the movie... I loved the little connections they made to the Marvel universe; e.g Captain America's shield. Funny, yet suitable )

i personaly couldnt get into thor but from what i understand ( marvel wise) hes stronger than the hulk

He's not physicaly stronger then the hulk, but with mjollnir he is .. Thor was an awesome  comic book him and silver surfer where my favourite two in my childhood ...

Modifié par FutureBoy81, 06 mai 2010 - 09:42 .

[Tazzmission]

FutureBoy81 wrote...

Tazzmission wrote...

Haasth wrote...

I loved Iron Man 2 and I think Iron Man is a very interesting super hero.
I do not get how they got from a rather intelligent human being (Alright, a freakin' genius) that through engineering became a struggling super hero to... an immortal Asgard god, however.

I love most of Marvel's heroes, but I never understood Thor. Perhaps the movie will change my mind.
(Also, as for the movie... I loved the little connections they made to the Marvel universe; e.g Captain America's shield. Funny, yet suitable )

i personaly couldnt get into thor but from what i understand ( marvel wise) hes stronger than the hulk

He's not physicaly stronger then the hulk, but with mjollnir he is .. Thor was an awesome  comic book him and silver surfer where my favourite two in my childhood ...

silver surfer was canned for a solo film... but im excited for GREEN LANTERN with ryan reynolds as hal

[Haasth]

Well, the reason I don't follow him is not because I question his power but because he is basically an immortal asgard god. Which would mean gods exist in the Marvel universe, which I think is a little far fetched (And yes, I think THAT is far fetched. Not aliens coming from different dimensions and such)

The Hulk is a scientist that got his powers through science.
Iron Man is an engineer that got his powers through technology.
Thor is an immortal creature that got his power by being a god. Now if he had Thor as his title and he was some sort of freak accident that occurred after a nuclear waste dump, sure. 

Modifié par Haasth, 06 mai 2010 - 10:06 .

[Kordras]

Haasth wrote...

Well, the reason I don't follow him is not because I question his power but because he is basically an immortal asgard god. Which would mean gods exist in the Marvel universe, which I think is a little far fetched (And yes, I think THAT is far fetched. Not aliens coming from different dimensions and such)

The Hulk is a scientist that got his powers through science.
Iron Man is an engineer that got his powers through technology.
Thor is an immortal creature that got his power by being a god. Now if he had Thor as his title and he was some sort of freak accident that occurred after a nuclear waste dump, sure. 

That got me researching a little bit, and I found this: http://marvel.com/un...e/Category:Gods Pretty weird, Gods from all over various mythologys exist in the Marvel 'verse.

Modifié par Kordras, 06 mai 2010 - 10:44 .

[Haasth]

Kordras wrote...

Haasth wrote...

Well, the reason I don't follow him is not because I question his power but because he is basically an immortal asgard god. Which would mean gods exist in the Marvel universe, which I think is a little far fetched (And yes, I think THAT is far fetched. Not aliens coming from different dimensions and such)

The Hulk is a scientist that got his powers through science.
Iron Man is an engineer that got his powers through technology.
Thor is an immortal creature that got his power by being a god. Now if he had Thor as his title and he was some sort of freak accident that occurred after a nuclear waste dump, sure. 

That got me researching a little bit, and I found this: http://marvel.com/un...e/Category:Gods Pretty weird, Gods from all over various mythologys exist in the Marvel 'verse.

Yeah... I do find mythology fascinating, I still think it's somewhat silly that they have actual gods in there. Especially since I always found most Marvel things I've seen/read/whatnot quite realistic and... to me Gods are not. (unless it's like Too Human or some such )

[Kordras]

Haasth wrote...

Kordras wrote...

Haasth wrote...

Well, the reason I don't follow him is not because I question his power but because he is basically an immortal asgard god. Which would mean gods exist in the Marvel universe, which I think is a little far fetched (And yes, I think THAT is far fetched. Not aliens coming from different dimensions and such)

The Hulk is a scientist that got his powers through science.
Iron Man is an engineer that got his powers through technology.
Thor is an immortal creature that got his power by being a god. Now if he had Thor as his title and he was some sort of freak accident that occurred after a nuclear waste dump, sure. 

That got me researching a little bit, and I found this: http://marvel.com/un...e/Category:Gods Pretty weird, Gods from all over various mythologys exist in the Marvel 'verse.

Yeah... I do find mythology fascinating, I still think it's somewhat silly that they have actual gods in there. Especially since I always found most Marvel things I've seen/read/whatnot quite realistic and... to me Gods are not. (unless it's like Too Human or some such )

Maybe they're just like... immortal superheroes no different from the ones in the current time, but because they existed before any sort of scientific explanation they were worshipped as gods. *shrug*

[FutureBoy81]

[quote]Tazzmission wrote...

[quote]FutureBoy81 wrote...

[quote]Tazzmission wrote...


He's not physicaly stronger then the hulk, but with mjollnir he is .. Thor was an awesome  comic book him and silver surfer where my favourite two in my childhood ...


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silver surfer was canned for a solo film... but im excited for GREEN LANTERN with ryan reynolds as hal

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Well i dont think even with all the technological advance's in film making silver can be pulled off they tried it here in 94 for a tech demo for Terminator 2 and here we have a more recent incarnation in the travesty that was Fantastic Four 2 not much difference except they both fail ....

[Tazzmission]

[quote]FutureBoy81 wrote...

[quote]Tazzmission wrote...

[quote]FutureBoy81 wrote...

[quote]Tazzmission wrote...


He's not physicaly stronger then the hulk, but with mjollnir he is .. Thor was an awesome  comic book him and silver surfer where my favourite two in my childhood ...


[/quote]


silver surfer was canned for a solo film... but im excited for GREEN LANTERN with ryan reynolds as hal

[/quote]

Well i dont think even with all the technological advance's in film making silver can be pulled off they tried it here in 94 for a tech demo for Terminator 2 and here we have a more recent incarnation in the travesty that was Fantastic Four 2 not much difference except they both fail ....


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the silver surfer was cancelled cause the second fantastic 4 film sucked dude. the writer even said it takes place after those events

[enormousmoonboots]

Kordras wrote...

Haasth wrote...

Kordras wrote...

Haasth wrote...

Well, the reason I don't follow him is not because I question his power but because he is basically an immortal asgard god. Which would mean gods exist in the Marvel universe, which I think is a little far fetched (And yes, I think THAT is far fetched. Not aliens coming from different dimensions and such)

The Hulk is a scientist that got his powers through science.
Iron Man is an engineer that got his powers through technology.
Thor is an immortal creature that got his power by being a god. Now if he had Thor as his title and he was some sort of freak accident that occurred after a nuclear waste dump, sure. 

That got me researching a little bit, and I found this: http://marvel.com/un...e/Category:Gods Pretty weird, Gods from all over various mythologys exist in the Marvel 'verse.

Yeah... I do find mythology fascinating, I still think it's somewhat silly that they have actual gods in there. Especially since I always found most Marvel things I've seen/read/whatnot quite realistic and... to me Gods are not. (unless it's like Too Human or some such )

Maybe they're just like... immortal superheroes no different from the ones in the current time, but because they existed before any sort of scientific explanation they were worshipped as gods. *shrug*

Naw, they're pretty much the literal gods. Like, they chill in Asgard and Mount Olympus and everything. They're usually powered by magic, whereas the Hulk or Iron Man would be powered by science. The DCU gets even worse, when you have Wonder Woman (blessed by and interacts with the Greek pantheon) and the Spectre (the Old Testament-style Spirit of Wrath who interacts with God and Lucifer) rubbing elbows. Basically, all myths are true and exist at the same time. And don't think about it too hard, the writers sure didn't.

[marbatico]

i dont know anything about the thor comic, but if this is for the next iron man movie, and its the mjollnir from the legend then iron man doesnt stand a chance against it.



by the myth you can only touch mjollnir when you have thors gauntlets, and is powerfull enough to level a moutain. ironmans suit is tough, but mjollnir is the most powerfull weapon in human mithology, with its only drawback being its to short handle.

[Seagloom]

Mjolnir isn't as grand in the Marvel Universe as in real world mythology. Apparently anyone the hammer deems worthy can wield it. That's probably code for "anyone that fits the current writer's needs for the story" but still...

Modifié par Seagloom, 07 mai 2010 - 09:51 .

[Loerwyn]

And Iron Man and Thor rarely, if ever, face off against each other. The Hulk can withstand the power of Mjolnir for a while, as shown in Hulk Vs Thor.

It's still a very powerful weapon, though.