Nericus

Yes but first Hero 1 needs to be cleansed of his Rikti infection.

This. We have no way of knowing if this is a permanent death, or even if States is faking his death.

I can't see those arc's changing as they are in the "past" and Who Will Die is in the "present" time of the game.

Flintstones with John Goodman as Fred I liked, now the sequel/prequel Viva Rock Vegas....well that should be filed under the "we shall not speak of" category.

Agreed. This movie is going to tank and tank hard. It will probably do as well as the Macgruber movie did (budget 10 million, box office 9 million), or about as well as Howard the Duck.

Now what they SHOULD have done (aside from leaving the Stooges alone), would be to go through all the Columbia shorts and with the magic of CGI and computer technology taken footage and dialogue from the shorts to form up a new contemporary movie. I'd rather see a 3D animated Stooge movie using the voices from the old skits then a live action one with pretenders to the throne.

Frankly I'd rather watch the Mel Gibson produced movie about the Stooges, despite some inaccuracies especially some omissions about the Healy years, it was a fun watch.

Ah but one must remember that the cartoon episodes of the stooges were geared for the kids, not general audiences like the classic shorts were. Though the skits the stooges made to bookend the cartoons weren't bad. They can be found on DVD at Netflix, minus the cartoons which is good.

Also the fact that they brought back the eyepoke...well like I said previously, that is going to come back and haunt them. The Stooges retired it after Have Rocket Will Travel since kids were seeing their movies now as well as the classics on reruns on TV.

I don't think it's a multiverse issue so much as history has changed. Perhaps an alien from the present pulled a "Skynet" as it were and managed to get back in time and kill K. Present K knew the paradox was coming for years but told no one, not even Zed or J for fear of making a bad thing worse, so K has to string J along and not tell him everything to help ensure that things go as they should.

I always felt Larry was the hardest to copy/imitate in terms of appearance, voice and capturing the character. Moe and Curly are easy.

Of course the real trick is getting the 3 copies to synergize as well as the originals. Moe, Larry, Curly, and Moe Shemp Larry all sync'd up well to each other. Moe Larry and Joe Besser.....not quite.

Strictly speaking the original Stooges incarnation was Moe, Larry and Shemp when they worked for Ted Healy in Vaudeville. Shemp got sick of Healy (for good reason) and left to pursue a successful solo career. Curly replaced him in the Vaudeville act and eventually all three of them left Healy for good and signed to Columbia. Shemp returned after Curly's stroke while filming Half Wit's Holiday and the deal was once Curly got his health back Shemp would leave again, but that didn't happen.

The all time WORST replacement was Joe Besser, who came in after Shemp died. 16 shorts, about 8 were remakes of classic Curly and Shemp skits, the remakes all pretty much were bad, and of the non remakes maybe 4 were good.

Curly-Joe DeRita worked with them after Besser left due to his sick wife. He was on tour with the Stooges and did the movies with them, and was the closest they got to a Curly copy and even revived a couple of Curly routines like the Maharaja routine and the pop goes the weasel song driving him crazy. Still not Curly of course but very close.

This movie though, I dunno. All the classics had themes that were of the times, such as the depression, the return of prosperity, of course the parodying of the Ratzi's...in fact the Stooges were the first to start that and Moe is the first to suit up as a parody of a certain dictator (You Nazty Spy), beating Charlie Chaplin by a few months, in the 50's shorts some of them dealt with UFO and space travel and aliens. So what would be a good MODERN stooge plot? Having them do to today's terrorists what they did to the Ratzi's back in the day?

Yeah, Potter even kept Hawkeye in line a few times, especially the time when RADAR was wounded and Hawkeye blamed himself. Hawkeye ends up yelling at RADAR in postop then back in the swamp Potter enters and just lets Hawkeye have it.

I don't think it would have ran as long. Gary Burghoff was getting weary of being RADAR plus a few other things as I recall and he decided it was time to go. Wayne Rogers was tired of being second string to Hawkeye plus a few other things and left, can't remember why McLean Stevenson left but I always suspected there was some spite on the part of the writers/producers for the last minute dialog change that said he was killed.

Yeah most of the series is in my DVD library...I should see about getting the rest or else the entire box set. Though when RADAR left in mid Season 8, to me that was when most of the heart or innocence left the show. Imagine if Alan Alda/Hawkeye left.....that would have shut it down.

That was a good one and ranks up there with a little speech that Col. Blake gave to Hawkeye after an old friend of Hawkeye's died on the operating table. I think it went along the lines of:
"There are two rules in war they taught me at command school, rule #1 is that young men die in a war and rule #2 is that doctors cannot change rule #1".

Col. Potter was an excellent replacement for Col. Blake but I liked both characters as well.

RIP Col. Potter! Salutes...... now lets head to the Swamp for a toast to his memory...

One of the many rumors is that THANOS may appear in the post credits teaser clip to indicate he will be in the next Avengers movie.

Here's hoping

It could be worse, ie: Elektra, Catwoman, Daredevil, Van Damme Street Fighter, first live action Guyver,.....

I can see them doing that vs. having a tube plugged into the back of his brain to inject the venom.