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[jeromefiefdom]

The Lion King and Transformers 1.

 

And which was better ?

[TheClonesLegacy]

Enders Game was on Tv figured why not.

Eh.

[The Devlish Redhead]

Enders Game sucked. I borrowed the dvd and returned it the next day. Will not buy. It sucked

 

Yeah what is the premise for The Signal that picture someone posted looks almost interesting.

[mybudgee]

 

Just saw this a couple hours ago, very good film. Similar to Spike Jonze's Her. (in some respects)

 

Excellent acting all around, especially Alicia Vikander as "Ava"

 

I liked the novel-like structure of the movie, and how the simple set-pieces and sparse dialogue led to incredible tension; the score also lent to this. The music was almost too gentle, lulling the audience into a submission, of sorts. All the comparisons to other A.I. films are valid, (Short Circuit, Chappie, Blade Runner) however this script smartly avoids some of the sappy stuff merely by its simplicity.

 

The two main characters played by Oscar Issac & Domhall Gleeson are dissected by both one another and by the "fem-bot" Ava, and they are both richly written & acted. The pacing and composition were masterful, playing on my expectations throughout.

8/10

[The Devlish Redhead]

 

Just saw this a couple hours ago, very good film. Similar to Spike Jonze's Her. (in some respects)

 

Excellent acting all around, especially Alicia Vikander as "Ava"

 

I liked the novel-like structure of the movie, and how the simple set-pieces and sparse dialogue led to incredible tension; the score also lent to this. The music was almost too gentle, lulling the audience into a submission, of sorts. All the comparisons to other A.I. films are valid, (Short Circuit, Chappie, Blade Runner) however this script smartly avoids some of the sappy stuff merely by its simplicity.

 

The two main characters played by Oscar Issac & Domhall Gleeson are dissected by both one another and by the "fem-bot" Ava, and they are both richly written & acted. The pacing and composition were masterful, playing on my expectations throughout.

8/10

 

 

I want to see this badly..

 

It's an updated remake of this..

 

 

http://www.imdb.com/...317225/combined

[mybudgee]

kind of, except it's not about a cyborg, it's basically three characters, and there's no war angle at all

[The Devlish Redhead]

Spoiler

Alien tech and mind ******

 

Sounds interesting

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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[Warden Commander Aeducan]

[animedreamer]

 

Age of Voltron.

[RobRam10]

[The Love Runner]

Avengers: Age of Adaline.

Oh, wait...

[The Devlish Redhead]

 

Age of Voltron

 

OMG I'd love a proper Voltron movie....

 

Hey love this poster but who are the two people above Thor?

[metatheurgist]

Scarlet Witch (Elizabeth Olsen) + Quicksilver (Aaron Taylor-Johnson).

[mybudgee]

They are the Wonder-twins!!

[The Devlish Redhead]

They are the Wonder-twins!!

 

Haha Justice League...

 

I used to cringe every time the Wonder Twins were on. Imagine them in a live action movie.

[The Elder King]

Avengers 2: Age of Ultron.
I really liked it. Third movie in a row from the MCU that I really liked it. Keep following this path Marvel.

[The Devlish Redhead]

From Iron Man onwards what is the order to watch the films in, as they do tie into each other?

[metatheurgist]

Haha Justice League...
 
I used to cringe every time the Wonder Twins were on. Imagine them in a live action movie.

No need to imagine, they were in Smallville. From memory they didn't suck, but that could be my Allison Scaglioti bias showing.

[The Elder King]

From Iron Man onwards what is the order to watch the films in, as they do tie into each other?

Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, IM2, Thor, Captain America, Avengers, IM3, Thor2, Cap2, Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers 2.
Though the first one in the timeline is the first Cap, since it's set in WW2. Don't know when Thor and Hulk fit in the IM timeline.

[The Devlish Redhead]

Iron Man,

The Incredible Hulk,

IM2,

Thor,

Captain America,

Avengers,

IM3,

Thor2,

Cap2,

Guardians of the Galaxy and

Avengers 2.

Though the first one in the timeline is the first Cap, since it's set in WW2. Don't know when Thor and Hulk fit in the IM timeline.

 

Thank you..

 

Yeah that's confused me too. I was thinking the after credits scenes helped tie them all together...  I have my collection in the order you listed them.

[The Devlish Redhead]

No need to imagine, they were in Smallville. From memory they didn't suck, but that could be my Allison Scaglioti bias showing.

 

 

So did one of them turn into water like the cartoons?

 

Scratches head...... Wasn't one of them always water and the other something else?

[Dermain]

So did one of them turn into water like the cartoons?

 

Scratches head...... Wasn't one of them always water and the other something else?

 

The male was always water related, and the female was always an animal.

 

I imagine the latter is rage inducing to certain people... 

[Sifr]

Iron Man, The Incredible Hulk, IM2, Thor, Captain America, Avengers, IM3, Thor2, Cap2, Guardians of the Galaxy and Avengers 2.
Though the first one in the timeline is the first Cap, since it's set in WW2. Don't know when Thor and Hulk fit in the IM timeline.

 

The rough chronological timeline (as far as I can work out) goes something along the lines of;

 

Spoiler

1942 and 2011: Captain America

 

2008: Iron Man: Presuming the timeline begins in the year of IM's release.

 

2010: Iron Man 2, Incredible Hulk and Thor: Iron Man 2 is apparently set about 2 years after the events of the first film. IH and Thor take place concurrently with it as we see the Hulk's rampage at the college campus is on news in IM2, while Tony shows up at the end of IH to discuss the Avenger Initiative with Gen. Ross which he was briefed on in IM2. Thor's Hammer lands in New Mexico at the end of IM2.

 

2011: Avengers: Based on Jane's comment in Thor 2 that the attack on New York happened a year ago, but she hasn't seen Thor in two years.

 

2011/2012: Iron Man 3: Set six months after the events of the Avengers.

 

2012: Thor 2, Captain America 2 and Agents of Shield S1: As mentioned above, Jane mentions that it's been two years since the first Thor film and about a year after the attack on New York in Avengers. Agents of Shield refers to the events of the Convergence in London that occured in Thor 2, while later in the season we have the fallout from the reveal that HYDRA has infiltrated SHIELD which occurs in Cap 2, leading to SHIELD being disbanded.

 

I left out Guardians of the Galaxy because it's unclear where it fits in continuity (even Whedon's a little confused on it), but it's at least sometime after Avengers because the Infinity Stones feature and Thanos is actively searching for them. And I left out Agents of Shield Season 2, because I've not seen it yet so I'm not sure how long it's set after the events of Season 1?

 

I watch too many MCU movies...

 

[The Devlish Redhead]

The rough chronological timeline (as far as I can work out) goes something along the lines of;

 

Spoiler

1942 and 2011: Captain America

 

2008: Iron Man: Presuming the timeline begins in the year of IM's release.

 

2010: Iron Man 2, Incredible Hulk and Thor: Iron Man 2 is apparently set about 2 years after the events of the first film. IH and Thor take place concurrently with it as we see the Hulk's rampage at the college campus is on news in IM2, while Tony shows up at the end of IH to discuss the Avenger Initiative with Gen. Ross which he was briefed on in IM2. Thor's Hammer lands in New Mexico at the end of IM2.

 

2011: Avengers: Based on Jane's comment in Thor 2 that the attack on New York happened a year ago, but she hasn't seen Thor in two years.

 

2011/2012: Iron Man 3: Set six months after the events of the Avengers.

 

2012: Thor 2, Captain America 2 and Agents of Shield S1: As mentioned above, Jane mentions that it's been two years since the first Thor film and about a year after the attack on New York in Avengers. Agents of Shield refers to the events of the Convergence in London that occured in Thor 2, while later in the season we have the fallout from the reveal that HYDRA has infiltrated SHIELD which occurs in Cap 2, leading to SHIELD being disbanded.

 

I left out Guardians of the Galaxy because it's unclear where it fits in continuity (even Whedon's a little confused on it), but it's at least sometime after Avengers because the Infinity Stones feature and Thanos is actively searching for them. And I left out Agents of Shield Season 2, because I've not seen it yet so I'm not sure how long it's set after the events of Season 1?

 

I watch too many MCU movies...

 

 

 

OMG that makes things interesting.

 

I wonder if even Marvel have a firm handle on the timeline.