Red Mosquito

bune wrote:Same. Though the editing there made the motion wonky because it goes from a downward thrust from Thanos into a sideways push.

Yeah that was an odd choice but trailers are like that

Also this shot, which is so incredibly awkward that I gotta believe they're cropping something out of frame to avoid giving away a plot detail. Would be weird to see this in the final version

Google says:

Best guess for this image: human

Good job, Google.

And yeah, it's oddly framed. Kind of shows off the glove's practicalness but also it's plasticness.

it reminds me of the scene from the source material where cap keeps going after thanos, getting up after each blast telling him, he will fight him till his dying breath

that is basically cap in a nutshell and i see evans acting and the written dialogue showing that off (from the first cap movie and on)

I just want to see the Guardians interact with these other losers.

Yeah, I liked that part of the trailer.

B wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:Yeah, I'll see this.

All the people will see this.

Even LV?

stip wrote:I will be a 41 year old man when I see this thing, and there are better than even chances that I will burst into tears if Captain America dies. That's such a great hero moment in the trailer

Yeah. As much as Evans may be tired of playing him and afraid he’ll only be known for this role, Jesus Christ, he was BORN to play him. The perfect embodiment of the character right there.

wease wrote:

stip wrote:I will be a 41 year old man when I see this thing, and there are better than even chances that I will burst into tears if Captain America dies. That's such a great hero moment in the trailer

Yeah. As much as Evans may be tired of playing him and afraid he’ll only be known for this role, Jesus Christ, he was BORN to play him. The perfect embodiment of the character right there.

I liked him better as the Human Torch.

Monkey_Driven wrote:

wease wrote:

stip wrote:I will be a 41 year old man when I see this thing, and there are better than even chances that I will burst into tears if Captain America dies. That's such a great hero moment in the trailer

Yeah. As much as Evans may be tired of playing him and afraid he’ll only be known for this role, Jesus Christ, he was BORN to play him. The perfect embodiment of the character right there.

I liked him better as the Human Torch.

Quiet, you.

theplatypus wrote:

bune wrote:Same. Though the editing there made the motion wonky because it goes from a downward thrust from Thanos into a sideways push.

Yeah that was an odd choice but trailers are like that

Also this shot, which is so incredibly awkward that I gotta believe they're cropping something out of frame to avoid giving away a plot detail. Would be weird to see this in the final version

I wonder if he's actually holding his shield

Could be that, could be a shattered shield.

wease wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:

wease wrote:

stip wrote:I will be a 41 year old man when I see this thing, and there are better than even chances that I will burst into tears if Captain America dies. That's such a great hero moment in the trailer

Yeah. As much as Evans may be tired of playing him and afraid he’ll only be known for this role, Jesus Christ, he was BORN to play him. The perfect embodiment of the character right there.

I liked him better as the Human Torch.

Quiet, you.

I just don't get the adoration for his performance. He's good in his role, not amazing.

I agree with M_D about Evans.

But what I really wanted to say was that the new trailer made me actually want to see this movie. And I didn't think that was possible. But that trailer actually got me excited.

durdencommatyler wrote:I agree with M_D about Evans.

But what I really wanted to say was that the new trailer made me actually want to see this movie. And I didn't think that was possible. But that trailer actually got me excited.

Same. Looks fun and consequential.

Speaking of consequences, which is worse: Too much death (they kill off too many favorites) or too little?

bune wrote:Speaking of consequences, which is worse: Too much death (they kill off too many favorites) or too little?

Probably too much death. It would lose narrative weight because you know they wouldn't devote enough time to each loss. Plus, they need enough characters to survive to make 50 more movies.

bune wrote:Speaking of consequences, which is worse: Too much death (they kill off too many favorites) or too little?

Too little. There is no such thing as too much death.

wease wrote:

B wrote:

Monkey_Driven wrote:Yeah, I'll see this.

All the people will see this.

Even LV?

How else will he be able to tell us we're all wrong for liking it?

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