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Nemesis Maximo wrote:

Editor wrote:Primus give me strength to ignore the troll.....

I used to know a kid who would pull this kind of **** -ed up, worthless, left field stuff from his rectum. To this day, I have no idea where he came up with it. And I feel the same way right now.

But anyway, 22 days until Age of Ultron!!!

Trust Me Maximo, When I worked in a comic shop there were a few people who would do the same with "details" they were sure came from good sources which rarely worked out, on the hopes they would look good if they hit on one thing that came out like they predicted and I thought I got my fill then but afterwards when I was an admin of message board for an anime series I realized how sad the depths of trolling actually was.....

The true sadness is not in the trolls who do it for lulz, but for those who truly are unable to discern fact from folly online, and appear as trolls when in fact they just need assistance.

I'm looking to May 9th, as that is the day Me and the wife plan to go see Age of Ultron.

The Hulk destroyed Ironman in the Hulkbuster suit along with all the Avengers, Fantastastic Four, and X-men in World War Hulk. Nucs could not kill him. They just made him madder.

duragrip wrote:The Hulk destroyed Ironman in the Hulkbuster suit along with all the Avengers, Fantastastic Four, and X-men in World War Hulk. Nucs could not kill him. They just made him madder.

This is not related to the cinematic universe. Remain on-topic or you'll receive a warning.

Who's wearing the Hulkbuster in Age of Ultron? Tony Stark or Ultron?

duragrip wrote:Who's wearing the Hulkbuster in Age of Ultron? Tony Stark or Ultron?

Howard the Duck?

Very few people know. Don't waste everyone's time asking questions about a movie none of us have seen yet.
Still going to see it before all of you though!

Burn wrote:

duragrip wrote:Who's wearing the Hulkbuster in Age of Ultron? Tony Stark or Ultron?

Howard the Duck?

Charles Nelson Reiley?

Does Stan Lee own Marvel? Does he have creative control?

There is ze keyboard and ze search engine.

Spank you very much!

duragrip wrote:Does Stan Lee own Marvel? Does he have creative control?

This question is not related to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Fortunately for you I'm at work and don't have time to issue you your warning. But rest assured, continuing to drive topics away from their original topic WILL get you another warning regardless of how much time I have to spare.

Burn wrote:

duragrip wrote:Who's wearing the Hulkbuster in Age of Ultron? Tony Stark or Ultron?

Howard the Duck?

Very few people know. Don't waste everyone's time asking questions about a movie none of us have seen yet.
Still going to see it before all of you though!

Supposedly it's Tony. The Scarlet witch puts a mind whammy on Hulk and has him go on a rampage. According to rumor anyway.

The new series of Daredevil is now available on Netflix.

Have watched the first episode, definitely has potential.

They've already revealed that the Crusher Creel who appears in this (via flashback) is a younger version of Crusher Creel that appeared in Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. which was the first link to the greater MCU.

First episode also throws in a link with a reference to "the incident" when Hells Kitchen was nearly destroyed by things falling from the sky, which is pretty much a reference to the Chitari invasion in Avengers.

Loving how big this universe is becoming.

Burn wrote:

duragrip wrote:Does Stan Lee own Marvel? Does he have creative control?

This question is not related to the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Fortunately for you I'm at work and don't have time to issue you your warning. But rest assured, continuing to drive topics away from their original topic WILL get you another warning regardless of how much time I have to spare.

As if, we've already established that he's above the law on this forum.


May be picking up Netflix soon, trying the free 30 day trial and see what it does for me. Do quite like the concept, plus the Marvel content looks interesting.

Dead Metal wrote:As if, we've already established that he's above the law on this forum.

I am sick and tired of pot shots like this from you. So you know what? Not that I or any staff are obligated to explain behind the scenes stuff but duragrip was banned for seven days as per our guidelines.

Criticise staff again and you'll find yourself with a warning. That goes for anyone else.

End of discussion.

Burn wrote:

Dead Metal wrote:As if, we've already established that he's above the law on this forum.

I am sick and tired of pot shots like this from you. So you know what? Not that I or any staff are obligated to explain behind the scenes stuff but duragrip was banned for seven days as per our guidelines.

Criticise staff again and you'll find yourself with a warning. That goes for anyone else.

End of discussion.

Oh you're sick and tired? Why not ignore the posts, I mean it's your choice to read or react to them.
Over the past few months me and others have become more and more aggressive, heck I've been doing stuff I hate, you know why? Because it was actually encouraged.

All our complaints, and discomfort was taken and ignored, heck it actually felt and looked like it was encouraged to continue.

I went down this road because complaining about it the way we're supposed to doesn't work, we're ignored, the offending party protected and slapped on the hand with empty gestures.

Go on, give me a warning, I don't care, all it does it prove my point, the point being that some people seem to deserve more patience than others.

Have fun with duragrip, I bet he's worth it.

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Just watched the first 3 episodes of Daredevil, holy crap is it good. The fights are the most brutal I've seen in the MCU. The atmosphere is perfect, dark.

All hail our MCU overlords.

Blastback wrote:The fights are the most brutal I've seen in the MCU.

Second this!

I never watched Ironman 2 because it looked boring with all the ironman suites. It devalued Ironman in my eyes. I skipped it and went straight from 1 to 3. I like Ironman 3 because it had a happy ending. I barely watched Thor and have no desire to see the second movie. Did I miss much with Ironman 2. Is it even worth watching?

duragrip wrote:I never watched Ironman 2 because it looked boring with all the ironman suites. It devalued Ironman in my eyes. I skipped it and went straight from 1 to 3. I like Ironman 3 because it had a happy ending. I barely watched Thor and have no desire to see the second movie. Did I miss much with Ironman 2. Is it even worth watching?

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Then let this part of you decide

duragrip wrote:I never watched Ironman 2 because it looked boring with all the ironman suites. It devalued Ironman in my eyes. I skipped it and went straight from 1 to 3. I like Ironman 3 because it had a happy ending. I barely watched Thor and have no desire to see the second movie. Did I miss much with Ironman 2. Is it even worth watching?

I enjoyed it more than 3. Yeah, the villain was a bit out there, but it was still good.

Rodimus Prime wrote:

duragrip wrote:I never watched Ironman 2 because it looked boring with all the ironman suites. It devalued Ironman in my eyes. I skipped it and went straight from 1 to 3. I like Ironman 3 because it had a happy ending. I barely watched Thor and have no desire to see the second movie. Did I miss much with Ironman 2. Is it even worth watching?

I enjoyed it more than 3. Yeah, the villain was a bit out there, but it was still good.

Same here. While the whole Whiplash armor could have done with a little more originality (I've never read the Iron Man comics, so I've no idea if the original Whiplash armor looks like that, or if he even HAS armor) I just liked it more for some reason. I really not a fan of IM 3's villain, and the whole Extremis thing. I just like it better when Iron Man fought other powered suits than self-healing, fire-breathing guys with super-heated hands. Actually, it sounds cool on paper and is a genuinely unique concept. If anything, it should have worked, but the action scenes just didn't do it for me.

All in all, the first film is still my favorite.

Doesn't War Machine cheapen Ironman?

duragrip wrote:Doesn't War Machine cheapen Ironman?

Not that I expect a reply or further discussion, but what do you mean by "cheapen"? In both IM2 and 3, the villain's resources, forces and intelligence is so overwhelming that even with WM's help, it's barely a fair fight.

Besides, the two make for an interesting combination, with occasional conflicts of interest and personality. Besides, WM and IM make an interesting duo, being buddies with completely different personalities, making Rhodey a good foil for Tony's nonchalant playboy character.

By cheapen, I mean Ironman is not really one of a kind. That's why I was not interested in watching Ironman 2 because the enemy had a whole army of Ironmen with suits more powerful than him.