The Official: Hayley Atwell as Peggy Carter Thread.

[Bren]

Originally Posted by Stringer

It's still a stylized comic book movie in the end, Jak. I'm sure you can find scenes in the final movie where one could say Cap acts "irresponsibly"

Like becoming a guinea pig for an incredibly risky, untested and potentially fatal experiment!

Well it IS!

[Roy Batty]

Hayley at the Golden Globe awards

[Golgo-13]

^

[Rowsdower!]

I think the shield shooting thing is cool, but it really is pretty stupid when you think about it. Unless the shield can absorb the bullet like a bullet proof vest, then such a stunt would be incredibly dangerous.

Has anyone made a youtube video yet where she fires gun, the bullet ricochets off the shield and kills one of the other people in the room? Because that would be funny.

[Master Caster]

Shooting at the shield in close quarters may not be as dangerous as you think. Consider that the vibranium properties of Cap's shield seriously absorbs the impact energy from what ever strikes it. Whatever bullet strikes the shield is nowhere near as fast when it ricochets.

[BestGirl]

Originally Posted by Rowsdower!

I think the shield shooting thing is cool, but it really is pretty stupid when you think about it. Unless the shield can absorb the bullet like a bullet proof vest, then such a stunt would be incredibly dangerous.

Has anyone made a youtube video yet where she fires gun, the bullet ricochets off the shield and kills one of the other people in the room? Because that would be funny.

But this is movieland, where the ordinary laws of science and probability do not apply.

[I SEE SPIDEY]

I thought that the sheild thing was cute. It's strange that it's become a controversy of sorts, especially when we are talking about a movie about a guy who gets magical powers from a serum.

[esessa]

In a description of the cinemacon footage a few weeks back, it's said that this scene comes after quite a bit of sexual tension between the two, which probably makes it funnier in the context than it is as a stand-alone scene.

[JAK®]

Originally Posted by I SEE SPIDEY

I thought that the sheild thing was cute. It's strange that it's become a controversy of sorts, especially when we are talking about a movie about a guy who gets magical powers from a serum.

It's nothing to do with realism, it just seems like a stupid, poorly thought out pandering to 'girl power'. It just makes Peggy look irresponsible, and, if the 'sexual tension' thing is true, childish.

[WildcatNC]

Originally Posted by esessa

In a description of the cinemacon footage a few weeks back, it's said that this scene comes after quite a bit of sexual tension between the two, which probably makes it funnier in the context than it is as a stand-alone scene.

A bit of sexual tension AND right after Peggy catches Steve hitting on/flirting with another woman.

Makes perfect sense in context.

[Tony Stark]

Originally Posted by I SEE SPIDEY

I thought that the sheild thing was cute. It's strange that it's become a controversy of sorts, especially when we are talking about a movie about a guy who gets magical powers from a serum.

I didn't know they were doing a Barry Bonds movie.

[I SEE SPIDEY]

Originally Posted by JAK®

It's nothing to do with realism, it just seems like a stupid, poorly thought out pandering to 'girl power'. It just makes Peggy look irresponsible, and, if the 'sexual tension' thing is true, childish.

I dont get that from the scene at all but you are entitled to hate it if you must.

[craigdbfan]

That was one of my favorite parts of the trailer and cute is the perfect way to describe it like you said I SEE.

[I SEE SPIDEY]

^Yeah, I just thought that it was a cute scene from the trailer, nothing more and nothing less.

[Bren]

Originally Posted by JAK®

It's nothing to do with realism, it just seems like a stupid, poorly thought out pandering to 'girl power'. It just makes Peggy look irresponsible, and, if the 'sexual tension' thing is true, childish.

Well, considering the shield may absorb the energy (as someone else has mentioned), then we cannot automatically assume she was being irresponsible hehehe. So I'll enjoy this part of the trailer safe in the knowledge that she knew full well it'd be safe, and go back to hating on Spiderman and GL's ridiculous footwear !

[JAK®]

Originally Posted by Bren

Well, considering the shield may absorb the energy (as someone else has mentioned), then we cannot automatically assume she was being irresponsible hehehe. So I'll enjoy this part of the trailer safe in the knowledge that she knew full well it'd be safe, and go back to hating on Spiderman and GL's ridiculous footwear !

But he wasn't prepared, so she basically just shot at the only super soldier in existence hoping that he would be fast enough to block the shots.

[Bren]

And she was RIGHT!!!!!

[bert19]

Doubt it's that dangerous given he manages to dodge bullets because he "just sees faster."

[Rowsdower!]

See, this is what I hate about movie trailers. They contain scenes that don't make it to the final cut of the film, or, in this case, they edit scenes to make you think there is a different outcome.

In the real scene, Peggy fires the gun and

Spoiler!!! Click to Read!:

Steve doesn't get the shield up in time. A bullet caps him in the head, and then they cut to the credits.

[Danalys]

Originally Posted by JAK®

But he wasn't prepared, so she basically just shot at the only super soldier in existence hoping that he would be fast enough to block the shots.

she shot at the shield. he ducks behind it without moving it much.

[JAK®]

Ok guys, you're right. There is absolutely no problem with shooting a gun at someone in a closed room when they're not expecting it.

You've convinced me

[Roy Batty]

Hayley at the MET Costume Institute Gala, May 2

[Raiden]

^ Hayley is gorgeous.

[Joker's Lackey]

^^^ I fully agree.

[Bug-Eyed Earl]

Originally Posted by RachelDawes

But this is movieland, where the ordinary laws of science and probability do not apply.

On the other hand, in a movie about superheroes, you need to hold true to them sometimes so when the actual superheroes break them, it seems that much more amazing.

That's also why I hate her shooting one-handed- I know that's the norm in movies, but when we see Cap doing the same thing it doesn't seem that big a deal when anyone who's ever fired a pistol can say you never shoot with one hand.

Besides, there's no reason to throw out logic just because this is a comic book movie- shooting a gun at someone who is not expecting it is retarded any way you slice it.