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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Dec 18, 2019 16:50:38 GMT
Getting back on topic, after seeing 6 Underground I want, no, I need Melanie Laurent in the MCU, and Amora would definitely be among the characters she'd be great at. Sienna Miller I could also see working, she's already worked with Tom Hiddleston so there's a connection, as well as recently having worked with Chadwick Boseman for a Russo Brothers production(21 Bridges). And leave to the French to pull off the blank stared sociopath with the heart of gold. In addition to Amora, Laurent would also be great as Silver Sable and Emma Frost. I've never seen her do an American accent, but if she can and do it well she'd also work as Sue Storm.
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Post by ThatGuy on Dec 18, 2019 17:09:46 GMT
Isn't Justice League older than Avengers? didn't DC they want to make Avengers in the 90s? DC already had a JL movie in their minds for decades, but who cares now. they got something more valuable with Joker that has now made Avengers none existent. DC does not need to rip off anything when they already have better. Avengers in 2019 is a guilty pleasure an idiot kids filled based film. RDJ did not even think it is worth Oscars, Joker is worth more than that. Dear god just close your mouth and stop talking, here  eat some popcorn and shut the fuck up. Does he not understand that having a movie in mind and actually making the movie is two different things? They thought about making a movie for decades and had a lot of trouble doing so. Avengers comes along and they make the Justice League movie 5 years later (because of lead up that they learned from Marvel).
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Post by ThatGuy on Dec 18, 2019 17:17:05 GMT
6 Underground was flashy and a little sacrin-sweet but fuck it. It was mindless fun 2hrs. Yeah, it was fun. I don't know why some are saying it was hard to follow. I could easily see a franchise out of this, like with Bright a couple years back. I'd argue all the 'numbers' could have their own movies even. They built it up to be a franchise in the movie, didn't they?
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Post by Vassaggo on Dec 18, 2019 17:27:18 GMT
Yeah, it was fun. I don't know why some are saying it was hard to follow. I could easily see a franchise out of this, like with Bright a couple years back. I'd argue all the 'numbers' could have their own movies even. They built it up to be a franchise in the movie, didn't they? Pretty much. Like Mission Impossible but with cursing. 
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Post by DC-Fan on Dec 18, 2019 18:13:07 GMT
In addition to all the items above, also: Lot S2: While traveling to the past, the Legends run into past versions of themselves. MCU: While traveling to the past, Cap runs into a past version of himself. Avengers AND GOTG which came out in 2012 and 2014 respectively introduce and establish that there are the Infinity Stones and that Thanos is trying to collect them all years before Legends did a similar storyline in 2016/17?
Let's add some years to the events listed above: 2017: Reverse Flash obtains all 3 parts of the Spear of Destiny and uses it to rewrite reality. 2018: Thanos obtains all 6 Infinity stones and uses it to erase half of the universe. 2017: Reverse Flash makes the critical mistake of not killing all the Legends and leaving them alive. 2018: Thanos makes the critical mistake of not killing all the Avengers and leaving them alive. 2017: The Legends travel to the past to try to prevent Reverse-Flash from getting the spear and rewriting reality. 2019: The Avengers travel to the past to try to prevent Thanos from getting the stones. 2017: Reverse-Flash finds out about the Legends' plan and gets hold of the Spear of Destiny once again. 2019: Thanos finds out about the Avengers' plan and gets hold of the Infinity Stones once again. 2017: Having obtained the Spear of Destiny once again, Reverse-Flash decides to correct his earlier mistake by erasing the Legends from history completely. 2019: Having obtained the Infinity Stones once again, Thanos decides to correct his earlier mistake by snapping out the rest of the Avengers. 2017: Reverse-Flash's attempt to erase the Legends from history completely fails as Reverse-Flash finds out that Sarah had made the spear powerless when she briefly held the spear. 2019: Thanos' attempt to snap out the rest of the Avengers fails as Thanos finds out that Iron Man has taken the stones. 2017: Black Flash catches Reverse-Flash and stabs him. Reverse-Flash disintegrates piece by piece into nothingness. 2019: Iron Man snaps his finger with the Infinity stones. Thanos disintegrates piece by piece into nothingness. 2017: While traveling to the past, the Legends run into past versions of themselves. 2019: While traveling to the past, Cap runs into a past version of himself. 2017: During a trip to the past, Nate meets his late grandfather Hank. 2019: During a trip to the past, Tony meets his late father Howard. Yep, it definitely looks like MCU ripped off Legends of Tomorrow.
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Post by ThatGuy on Dec 18, 2019 18:17:35 GMT
Getting back on topic, after seeing 6 Underground I want, no, I need Melanie Laurent in the MCU, and Amora would definitely be among the characters she'd be great at. Sienna Miller I could also see working, she's already worked with Tom Hiddleston so there's a connection, as well as recently having worked with Chadwick Boseman for a Russo Brothers production(21 Bridges). I can see it. I keep seeing Helen Slater when I look at her, though.
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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Dec 18, 2019 18:23:37 GMT
Yeah, it was fun. I don't know why some are saying it was hard to follow. I could easily see a franchise out of this, like with Bright a couple years back. I'd argue all the 'numbers' could have their own movies even. They built it up to be a franchise in the movie, didn't they? Yeah, it lends itself to more movies down the road. If you like both Bad Boys movies in particular the second you will like it.
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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Dec 18, 2019 18:26:29 GMT
Getting back on topic, after seeing 6 Underground I want, no, I need Melanie Laurent in the MCU, and Amora would definitely be among the characters she'd be great at. Sienna Miller I could also see working, she's already worked with Tom Hiddleston so there's a connection, as well as recently having worked with Chadwick Boseman for a Russo Brothers production(21 Bridges). I can see it. I keep seeing Helen Slater when I look at her, though. Hey, you're right, they DO look similar.
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Post by ThatGuy on Dec 18, 2019 18:30:09 GMT
They built it up to be a franchise in the movie, didn't they? Yeah, it lends itself to more movies down the road. If you like both Bad Boys movies in particular the second you will like it. Oh I liked it. That 1st action scene had me at "Holy crap!" hooked.
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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Dec 18, 2019 18:34:24 GMT
Avengers AND GOTG which came out in 2012 and 2014 respectively introduce and establish that there are the Infinity Stones and that Thanos is trying to collect them all years before Legends did a similar storyline in 2016/17?
Let's add some years to the events listed above: 2017: Reverse Flash obtains all 3 parts of the Spear of Destiny and uses it to rewrite reality. 2018: Thanos obtains all 6 Infinity stones and uses it to erase half of the universe. 2017: Reverse Flash makes the critical mistake of not killing all the Legends and leaving them alive. 2018: Thanos makes the critical mistake of not killing all the Avengers and leaving them alive. 2017: The Legends travel to the past to try to prevent Reverse-Flash from getting the spear and rewriting reality. 2019: The Avengers travel to the past to try to prevent Thanos from getting the stones. 2017: Reverse-Flash finds out about the Legends' plan and gets hold of the Spear of Destiny once again. 2019: Thanos finds out about the Avengers' plan and gets hold of the Infinity Stones once again. 2017: Having obtained the Spear of Destiny once again, Reverse-Flash decides to correct his earlier mistake by erasing the Legends from history completely. 2019: Having obtained the Infinity Stones once again, Thanos decides to correct his earlier mistake by snapping out the rest of the Avengers. 2017: Reverse-Flash's attempt to erase the Legends from history completely fails as Reverse-Flash finds out that Sarah had made the spear powerless when she briefly held the spear. 2019: Thanos' attempt to snap out the rest of the Avengers fails as Thanos finds out that Iron Man has taken the stones. 2017: Black Flash catches Reverse-Flash and stabs him. Reverse-Flash disintegrates piece by piece into nothingness. 2019: Iron Man snaps his finger with the Infinity stones. Thanos disintegrates piece by piece into nothingness. 2017: While traveling to the past, the Legends run into past versions of themselves. 2019: While traveling to the past, Cap runs into a past version of himself. 2017: During a trip to the past, Nate meets his late grandfather Hank. 2019: During a trip to the past, Tony meets his late father Howard. Yep, it definitely looks like MCU ripped of Legends of Tomorrow. No, its just that you are very illiterate when it comes to time travel in fiction(film, tv, video games, and literature). Legends of Tomorrow did not invent the concepts you claim Endgame ripped off(speaking of which you forgot to ad an extra 'f' to the word 'off'), and your comparisons are too simplistic and myopic to claim that the MCU has ripped off a DC show from The CW. Go to school.
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Post by JudgeJuryDredd on Dec 18, 2019 18:37:21 GMT
Yeah, it lends itself to more movies down the road. If you like both Bad Boys movies in particular the second you will like it. Oh I liked it. That 1st action scene had me at "Holy crap!" hooked. "Baaaaaabbbyyyy!!!!" "Puppiiiiieeeesssss!!!!" Haven't seen so much crazy, random stakes in an action sequence since the Hospital raid in John Woo's HARD BOILED.
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Post by dazz on Dec 18, 2019 18:53:44 GMT
Avengers AND GOTG which came out in 2012 and 2014 respectively introduce and establish that there are the Infinity Stones and that Thanos is trying to collect them all years before Legends did a similar storyline in 2016/17?
Let's add some years to the events listed above: 2017: Reverse Flash obtains all 3 parts of the Spear of Destiny and uses it to rewrite reality. 2018: Thanos obtains all 6 Infinity stones and uses it to erase half of the universe. 2017: Reverse Flash makes the critical mistake of not killing all the Legends and leaving them alive. 2018: Thanos makes the critical mistake of not killing all the Avengers and leaving them alive. 2017: The Legends travel to the past to try to prevent Reverse-Flash from getting the spear and rewriting reality. 2019: The Avengers travel to the past to try to prevent Thanos from getting the stones. 2017: Reverse-Flash finds out about the Legends' plan and gets hold of the Spear of Destiny once again. 2019: Thanos finds out about the Avengers' plan and gets hold of the Infinity Stones once again. 2017: Having obtained the Spear of Destiny once again, Reverse-Flash decides to correct his earlier mistake by erasing the Legends from history completely. 2019: Having obtained the Infinity Stones once again, Thanos decides to correct his earlier mistake by snapping out the rest of the Avengers. 2017: Reverse-Flash's attempt to erase the Legends from history completely fails as Reverse-Flash finds out that Sarah had made the spear powerless when she briefly held the spear. 2019: Thanos' attempt to snap out the rest of the Avengers fails as Thanos finds out that Iron Man has taken the stones. 2017: Black Flash catches Reverse-Flash and stabs him. Reverse-Flash disintegrates piece by piece into nothingness. 2019: Iron Man snaps his finger with the Infinity stones. Thanos disintegrates piece by piece into nothingness. 2017: While traveling to the past, the Legends run into past versions of themselves. 2019: While traveling to the past, Cap runs into a past version of himself. 2017: During a trip to the past, Nate meets his late grandfather Hank. 2019: During a trip to the past, Tony meets his late father Howard. Yep, it definitely looks like MCU ripped of Legends of Tomorrow. Lets add some actual context to these things then shall we.
2018: Thanos obtains all 6 Infinity stones and uses it to erase half of the universe. Based on the storyline from the Infinity Gauntlet storyline from 1991, also set up and announced as a film in 2014.
2018: Thanos makes the critical mistake of not killing all the Avengers and leaving them alive.
Thanos' mistake is thinking that the universe would not revolt against his actions, again an issue set up in the 1991 comic.
2019: The Avengers travel to the past to try to prevent Thanos from getting the stones. The Avengers do NOT go to the past to stop Thanos, they go to the past to undo the snap, a nuanced alteration that your feeble mind cannot discern as being different, you fool.
2019: Thanos finds out about the Avengers' plan and gets hold of the Infinity Stones once again.
Technically no as their are 2 separate Thanos' from 2 separate universes in the Marvel multiverse, each only acquire the glove once, again a nuance that you cannot grasp due to your idiocy.
2019: Having obtained the Infinity Stones once again, Thanos decides to correct his earlier mistake by snapping out the rest of the Avengers.
Not unique enough to be considered a copy of another storyline due to being such a basic villain plan, also not true Thanos' plan is to wipe out all of existence and build a new universe from scratch, theres those damn nuances again.
2019: Thanos' attempt to snap out the rest of the Avengers fails as Thanos finds out that Iron Man has taken the stones.
He tries to wipe out all of existence not just the Avengers, also magical item being depowered is not the same as magical items being swiped from their holder, you still don't grasp the differences do you?
2019: Iron Man snaps his finger with the Infinity stones. Thanos disintegrates piece by piece into nothingness.
Main hero defeats villain, not the same as villain being killed by reoccurring side threat, also RF is wiped from history...supposedly, Thanos is wiped from existence in actuality, also the disintegration thing is a specific thing to RF but not the the victims of the stone, so whatever.
2019: While traveling to the past, Cap runs into a past version of himself. Time travel trope 101.
2019: During a trip to the past, Tony meets his late father Howard. A long building emotional pay off for the character earned by over a decade of movies, vs. literally the 1st real thing that happens to Nate in his adventures, also Time Travel Trope 101.2.
Either these are not the same thing due to the nuances of the situations, based on events of the 1991 comic, or are mere tropes from the genre which neither make them bad or a rip off, god you are thicker than two buckets of pig shit stacked on top of one another, atleast the pigshit serves a purpose unlike you.
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Post by Skaathar on Dec 19, 2019 12:07:07 GMT
I see DC-fan is still derailing the thread and posting unrelated stuff. Such a troll.
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