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It honestly has to be The Rock and no one else.
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It honestly has to be The Rock and no one else.
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Get another Austrian.
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Rebooting Terminator(movie & tv show), Beverley Hills Cop, and Top Gun.
Top Gun?!!!!
Who in this world is clamoring for Top Gun to be remade.
Val Kimer/Ice Man >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Not a remake but a reboot
Top Gun 2
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I've been saying this for years.... Rock is ******g perfect for the role...
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i'm one of the very few people excited about where Fox is headed with the X-Men franchise
Sir San Diego
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Nah, I'm excited too and I'm an old school X-Men fan.
Dug up some of my old comics over the weekend when I was back home and
I didn't even realize I had such rare issues (of X-Men) because I haven't looked at them in a while. I'm passing them on to the next generation as part of Christmas. My daughter is into comics now.
One of my old issues that I dug up. (not my pic) It's still double wrapped too.
Passing it on.
Dug up some of my old comics over the weekend when I was back home and
I didn't even realize I had such rare issues (of X-Men) because I haven't looked at them in a while. I'm passing them on to the next generation as part of Christmas. My daughter is into comics now.
One of my old issues that I dug up. (not my pic) It's still double wrapped too.
Passing it on.
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So I am watching the Avengers again.
I thought the tesseract was the cosmic cube and also the mind gem. But at the beginning of the movie Loki is handed the sceptre with the mind gem in it. Then they go to earth to steal the cosmic cube.
In the post credit scene for Thor 2 they said they didnt want to have the Aether and the Tesseract because they didnt think it was wise to have two infinity gems in the same location.
How is there more than 1 mind gem/tesseract/cosmic cube?
EDIT: On top of that all the gems where already in the Infinity Gauntlet in Thor....
I thought the tesseract was the cosmic cube and also the mind gem. But at the beginning of the movie Loki is handed the sceptre with the mind gem in it. Then they go to earth to steal the cosmic cube.
In the post credit scene for Thor 2 they said they didnt want to have the Aether and the Tesseract because they didnt think it was wise to have two infinity gems in the same location.
How is there more than 1 mind gem/tesseract/cosmic cube?
EDIT: On top of that all the gems where already in the Infinity Gauntlet in Thor....
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Sir San Diego
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They didn't call them mind gems at the end of Thor Dark World. They said "Infinity Stones". We still don't know what happened to Loki's staff with the mind controlling stone.
As for the Gauntlet, I'm sure that will either be explained or ignored as if it never happened. My guess is that the slots in the glove are placeholders for the stones and not the stones themselves. It wouldn't make sense to keep that much power in one place. Kind of the way that nukes and launch codes are not kept together.
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That's what I meant. Didnt proof read it. But they called the tesseract an infinity stone but the mind gem is in loki's staff.
Maybe the tesseract is the space gem? After all they did use it to rip a through space more than once. (which begs the question who has the sceptre if the asguardians have the cosmic cube?)
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Sir San Diego
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I'm thinking the Tesseract was the space stone due to the portals in Captain America and Avengers.
Loki's staff is probably the mind gem for obvious reasons.
The Aether seems to be the reality gem due to it being able to turn light matter into dark matter.
Loki's staff is probably the mind gem for obvious reasons.
The Aether seems to be the reality gem due to it being able to turn light matter into dark matter.
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Thats the conclusion I came to but then what happened to the sceptre? I guess they'll explain later. Weird that they would have two gems be the same color
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Exactly. If not him, then who? The Rock is exactly what this franchise needs.
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The Rock as a villain
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But in all honesty, even though the Rock makes almost any film better, I am not sure he can make that blank face that Arnold got on lock in Terminator 1 & 2.
Cena seems perfect for the role especially with very little lines.
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Nah, I'm excited too and I'm an old school X-Men fan.
Dug up some of my old comics over the weekend when I was back home and
I didn't even realize I had such rare issues (of X-Men) because I haven't looked at them in a while. I'm passing them on to the next generation as part of Christmas. My daughter is into comics now.
One of my old issues that I dug up. (not my pic) It's still double wrapped too.
Passing it on.
I love this cover. Something about the roundness of the shield and the shadows. I also love when they get Logan's height right.
Will they ever get his height right in the movies? Would they skew short after Jackman retires the role?
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Honestly Arnold is the only choice. Why can't you just CGI his face
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Honestly Arnold is the only choice. Why can't you just CGI his face
That ish was so weird when they did that in Salvation....
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You can't do terminator right without Arnold (or James Cameron 
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I'd rather have James Cameron then Arnold.
Jim knows his sci-fi
Only way I approve of this film.
Jim knows his sci-fi
Only way I approve of this film.
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this.. all of this
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absolutely
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