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It has a different vibe from the recent outings - no more multiversal shenanigans, just good ol' grounded superhero-ing. I'm excited for this.
It's going to have Leader and Red Hulk, so I'm not sure how "grounded" it will be when released. But the trailer looks good so far. I have guesses about who Giancarlo Esposito will be, too, but I hope I'm wrong because I really like Tim Roth as Blonsky.
By this point of the MCU a radioactive-brain super genius and a radioactive-brawn President is grounded lol
Been watching too much The Boys lately and all I can see is A Train when he's got the goggles on the goggles are too close in similarities.
This movie is fake… there’s no way a non supersoldier can fly at supersonic speeds with only goggles.
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While you joke, that shit really is sort of stupid and has become so overused its cliche. Hollywood seems to think that breaking sound barrier is the only way to show their hero is flying really fast.
This looks really good. I hope they figure out the CGI for Red Hulk though, as he currently looks terrible.
Can't imagine Ford's face on Red Hulk. Would look weirder with a mustache too so I'm glad they addressed that right in the trailer.
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If they were looking to replace Steve Rogers, there are two superior candidates. Jessica Jones and Luke Cage are both more powerful than Falcon.
I've seen the Sam Wilson Captain America comics. On the other hand, Agatha Harkness, Baron Zemo, and Madam Web got changed around a lot.
All I'm saying is I'd rather see Kristen Ritter with the shield.
I have to say that I was not a fan of her performance as JJ. While there were some episodes that definitely showed her acting chops, she is not cut out to play a superhero IMO. Most of her actions scenes across the series were painful to watch.
Jessica had the will power to fight back from Killgrave.
Luke was sent to prison illegally and never became a villain.
Yes, and lots of heroes do heroic things (though the "he didn't become a villain" thing is pretty... Out of place. Comes across super weird.).
That doesn't mean they are all eligible for the mantle. It's not pure strength, it's not the ability to be a hero, it's the type of hero they are that defines Captain America.