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They could easily dismiss the change of actors for Banner by saying that the numerous changes to the Hulk has affected Banner's appearance. Or they could just go the Don Cheadle route, "Well, it's me, and I'm here, so get over it and move on!"
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Quote:He was trying to stop a fight between one group of people against another, and he only broke out the pepper spray on the men that were trying to attack him, he just took the hits from the women. You should watch the video, he did everything he could do under the law and nothing wrong. His arrest was bogus.Originally Posted by Black Zot
Storming into the middle of a group of people (costume or not) and telling them what to do, then breaking out the pepper spray when they refuse to comply, is something only a police officer in uniform has the authority to do. Anyone else is committing an assault. Period.
This guy had no business sticking his nose in there, no business dragging his camera-toting buddy down with him, and no business claiming self-defence when he's the one who barged into a fight knowing full well his options were either take them down or be taken down. Put him in the slammer where he belongs and melt the key down. -
Quote:I'm guessing Nick Fury sends Cap to bring in Thor when he first reappears on Earth.Originally Posted by CaptainFoamerang
Thoughts:
- Does Thor attack Cap during a training sequence? Is he being mind-controlled? Is one of them part of the rumored shape-shifting army?
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After seeing the video, I'm on Phoenix Jones' side on this one.
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Quote:Well you can here the Cloister Bell ringing when he opened it which rings when it and its inhabitants are in perislous danger or if Adric rings it. So his greatest fear must be something happening to the Tardis...or that Zombie Adric has risen.Originally Posted by Durakken
Also also... we never get to see the Doctor's greatest fear... wonder what it was...
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Quote:Yeah there are a lot of things about River that still have to come into fruition, like learning the Doctor's Name, how to drive the Tardis better than the Doctor, and how to read and write Gallifreyan. The latter could explain the first since the Doctor's name happens to be written on his/her own crib.Originally Posted by Lord_Nightblade
At some point he tells her his name, just not during The Wedding of River Song.
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Quote:It's on my list of things to do...I'm not quite sure how that got there though.Originally Posted by starphoenix
Just need an AI bent on the destruction of humanity.
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Quote:No one looks sexy in a speedo...no one.Originally Posted by Durakken
Cuz middle aged dude in a speedo is sexy?
I thought she got shot in the brain pan?Quote:Originally Posted by Frostbiter
Did anyone else get the impression that the mute girl/Gary's GF (my brain is refusing to return names this morning) might not be dead? -
Quote:There's also the Dr. clone/daughter Time Lord, Jenny still running around. There's also been rumors that the Rani may return next season.Originally Posted by Hyperstrike
Not counting any running around loose, hidden away someplace.
Not counting any time-locked away in the Time War. Gallifrey still exists. It's just been sealed off from the rest of time and space. -
Quote:She was pretty much this way in the movie Havoc. She definately did not play a princess in that movie.Originally Posted by Lothic
We don't really need Hathaway to be a "hardnose wild girl with unconscious smouldering sexiness" in real life. We just need her to be able to act that way on screen. It's called ACTING after all. Sure I'll admit it seems like a stretch for someone who up until now has been a mostly "romantic comedy princess" but until I see her screw this up I'm willing to give her the benefit of the doubt. Before Helen Bonham Carter started taking "wild" roles like Fight Club's Marla Singer and Harry Potter's Bellatrix Lestrange she was mostly known as a reserved young actress famous for pristine English period productions. If Helen could evolve as an actress why can't Anne?
I have faith in Nolan that -he- thinks Hathaway can pull it off. That's all I really need at this point. -
Quote:They did a thorough job of handwaving most plot holes, it's like they knew what nerds would gripe and nick pick about, then covered it with a single line in the pilot. They sent probes first into the time crack first. They have 2 way communication with the future hence they knew what time the crack went to. They sent one man first to explore before others. It's a split timeline, not the actual timeline and how they found that out...etc. They only left some questions to push future plots along, but most of the technical was covered.Originally Posted by Mega_Jamie
Why indeed risk any alteration to the timeline, any sort of paradox at all?
Im confused by the concept too, but mildly intruged, I'll watch it, and if they can't come up with a better reason than Stargate Universe-esque "Going into this portal we have no idea where goes is the only way for us to survive, oh wow we landed on 'whole point of show plot device'" then i'll not follow it, especially considering that unless they are yellow and 4 fingered, Fox aint keeping them... -
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Quote:Actually pretty close, it wasn't a machine built but a crack in time discovered. They had no choice what time it went to.Originally Posted by Lothic
I figure if they bother to explain "Why 85 million years?" at all they'll probably hand-wave some cheesy technobabble excuse like "That's the only timeframe our time travel machine can reliably hit" or some-such. Either way they clearly wanted the Jurassic Park angle for this show.
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The ending was pure WOW! I also dug the meeting with Stanton Parrish, it was like Professor X talking to Magneto, except Professor X is walking and in a speedo....yeah, I don't get why they put him in a speedo.
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Quote:If you limited the game somewhat maybe make it Shining Force like, it could be done with as much resources as most people on this forum has. Also make it for the Android or iOS to get rid of most of the production costs.Originally Posted by Lycanus
however, as the link suggests, the amount of resources I'd need is immense, especially for a poor freelancer/self-published writer/substitute teacher.
If you kept the scope limited finding a programmer to work on this for free wouldn't be that hard...we programmers tend to do a lot of projects on the side for the challenge anyway.
Your main problem would be finding artists that would be willing to contribute their time to this though. Artwork takes a lot of time to do, and artists, though enthusiastic at first, generally tend to burn out quickly on a project if they're not being paid for it...I speak as an artist and having worked with other artists myself.
Edit: I should add, I would gladly volunteer but I'm working on another project on the side (of my regular work) already of which I'm the programmer and artist of (therefore taking up all my spare minutes). -
If it was my RL, it'll probably be a Jack Black comedy.
If it was my choice, a bio pic of my success or a superhero film!
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I'd take a different route. I'd scour the globe for gifted kids. May not be super powered per say, but obvious talents and natural abilities that are beyond normal can be nurtured to be greater. I'd recruit them from their parents in the pretense of a private school for gifted youngsters, and provide them with the best teachers as well as trainers to help them develop their physical bodies along with their talents towards the ultimate goal.
Once they are old enough, I'd let them become the elite under my guidance that serves to not only inspire the students at the school as well as the public with their abilities.
Professor X had something going with the X-Men. There are numerous kids that display remarkable abilities out there only to have those abilities wasted and lost by parents who do their darndest help their kids fit into society as we know it and peers that hound them to be like them. Kids with talents need to be provided with an environment of encouragement and direction.
I used to be bilingual, but I was pretty much hounded by my teachers to only speak one language in the school and threatened with expulsion if I didn't comply. My parents were new to the country and felt they had no choice but to back them up. That left scars for a long time, and it took years to train myself out of the stuttering problem I developed because of it, the other language I spoke is now lost as far as I can only understand some of it and can't speak or read it at all. -
Quote:Actually, on that planet it appears she had plenty of tools as the planet that could fabricate anything she needed. The robots weren't transported, they were created on the spot, same as the bushes in the garden, same as her sword.Originally Posted by docbuzzard
Fabrication and parts are not as simple as one might imagine. Amy has all the technical expertise of your average strip O gram. I greatly like Amy, but suddenly showing amazing aptitude for making a basically omni device capable of whatever is needed at the time was over the top for me.
No tools, no analysis equipment, no prior expertise, and yet she throws together a plot magic device. Sorry, I don't buy that one. -
Quote:She had 30 something years of time to kill and a vast computer library at her disposal. There was nothing magical about it.Originally Posted by docbuzzard
I didn't really care much for the episode as I felt that Amy was out of character. Her blaming the Doctor and being so bitter doesn't seem to fit with how she thinks.
Also magically finding the ability to cobble together a sonic screwdriver was pretty ridiculous.
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Quote:Yeah...right...like the Doctor would ever really jetison the karaoke bar.Originally Posted by Lazarillo
Ending disappointed me. I expected that when the Doctor said he had a plan to save them both, it would be a little more inspiring than "Lie and lock Older!Amy outside the TARDIS", rule #1 notwithstanding.
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Quote:So it's a comic book about a sparkly vampire....gotcha...Originally Posted by Forbin_Project
For those that will automatically assume anything
starting with the word Twilight is about thparkly vampires.
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Quote:Do you even remember Dracula?Originally Posted by Durakken
Keanu is as good as or better an actor as a number of the "top people" on that list. The difference between them is that Keanu picks the stoic non-emotive role all the time while those "great" actors pick the same expressive role all the time. Micheal Clark Duncan hardly ever plays the same role and shows massive acting chops yet you think he doesn't deserve to be on a list where the majority don't act but rather play themselves and the character in the script just match up. If that's how you are going to judge then Keanu belong on that list as much if not more than a number of those guys.
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Quote:Really resilient robots if its that close to a neutron star. They should call this planet Lucy!Originally Posted by Zombie Man
With what do you mine the diamonds?
Huh....according to this they already did with another diamond in the sky.
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Quote:They's also made 2 different Spiderman bikes.Originally Posted by CaptainFoamerang
Well, they did a My Name is Earl bike, and probably other geeky ones I haven't seen yet. I know for one of the patriotic bikes they referenced Cap's original shield for the tail fender.
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Quote:I question your taste in women when you call Sofia Vergara a butterface and then want to cast Zoe Bell.Originally Posted by CaptainFoamerang
As in, I wouldn't mind seeing Zoe Bell cast as one of these characters instead.
So far the choices are older than what was intended by the Danger Girl comic. I would be picking a younger cast if I was making this.