Lounge of the Planet of the Apes - Part 94

[Erzengel]

I'd rank it about near SM3 but below SM1 and SM2.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

I like them both but the hate that flows in that board!

We like the new movies and Ultimate Spider-Man animated
Put it there *bro fist*

 

[Ultron-5]

I rank the Spider-Man movies like this:
1. Spider-Man 2
2. Spider-Man
3. Spider-Man 3
4.TASM
5.TASM2

 

[Ultron-5]

Well since Marvel added a May 4th 2018 film my predictions are like this now:

July 2015- Ant-Man
May 2016- Captain America: Red Menace
July 2016- Doctor Strange
May 2017- Black Panther
July 2017- Thor: Ragnarok
November 2017: Guardians of the Galaxy 2
May 2018: Avengers: The Infinity Gauntlet
July 2018: The Inhumans
November 2018: Nova
May 2019: Howard the Duck

I hope marvel gets the rights to Namor and Silver Surfer back.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

I rank the Spider-Man movies like this:
1. Spider-Man 2
2. Spider-Man
3. Spider-Man
4.TASM
5.TASM2

What happened to Spider-Man 3?

 

[KevanG]

It never happened, it was just a rerelease of the first one.

 

[TheSpectacular]

The Spidey boards are just full of haters now. Very few supporters.

 

[Ultron-5]

Lol I accidentely forgot to put the 3.

 

[Ultron-5]

If marvel made an Iron Man 4, do you think it would be in Phase 3 or Phase 4?

 

[Spider-Aziz]

It never happened, it was just a rerelease of the first one.

It's my second favorite Spidey movie

If marvel made an Iron Man 4, do you think it would be in Phase 3 or Phase 4?

Phase 3

 

[Ultron-5]

I wonder if Marvel will remake Howard the Duck. If they do, it would probably be the May 2019 film.

 

[TheSpectacular]

Howard the Duck will be the one to defeat Thanos

 

[Ultron-5]

I could see that happening.

 

[KevanG]

Only if they don't introduce Squirrel Girl first.

 

[Marvolo]

Is Howard the Duck really that popular? I had enough trouble with a talking racoon, but a duck? I feel like we are getting way too far into kiddy loony tunes territory.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

Howard is hardly popular, if known

 

[TheSpectacular]

What do you guys think about the idea of Marvel or DC making up a whole new superhero and their supporting characters on film, and then turning it into a comic?

 

[Spider-Aziz]

What do you guys think about the idea of Marvel or DC making up a whole new superhero and their supporting characters on film, and then turning it into a comic?

It will be annoying, we have all those characters us fans want to see on screen, but they are down in favor of some new schmoe

 

[Spider-Ock]

The Spidey boards are just full of haters now. Very few supporters.

There's a rumour that Marvel's 3rd untitled film in 2018 is actually ASM3.

Anyways, did you guys see the MCU concept art?

 

[Marvolo]

Howard is hardly popular, if known

Hopefully it doesn't tie into the larger story cause that's one Marvel film I won't be watching in theaters or for that matter probably at all.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

I watched a video published by Matthew Santoro on youtube: "50 facts #5"
One of the facts is humans share 50% genetic structure with the banana

I'm still rolling my eyes

 

[Marvolo]

I watched a video published by Matthew Santoro on youtube: "50 facts #5"
One of the facts is humans share 50% genetic structure with the banana

I'm still rolling my eyes

Most things still around on this planet share around 25% - 50% DNA structure. And everything on this planet shares some genetic structure. We are all from the same ecosystem after all. It's not something special.

 

[Spider-Aziz]

That's actually true. Most things still around on this planet share around 25% - 50% DNA structure. And everything on this planet shares some genetic structure. We are all from the same ecosystem after all. It's not something special.

Not rolling out for the sake of ridiculing, a little weirded
50% is a little big figure for comparing people to a fruit

 

[Marvolo]

Not rolling out for the sake of ridiculing, a little weirded
50% is a little big figure for comparing people to a fruit

It does seem high.


I'm pretty sure Doctor Evo is an evolutionary scientists so he could probably explain this better. I found this on another forum:

Fifty percent isn't even all that much, considering any two randomized DNA sequences will have 25% match overall by chance (there are only 4 possibilities at each position). Given the constraints already mentioned in that there are a basic set of genes needed by any organism, I'd guess that 50% match is probably near the limit of "unrelatedness."

It would not be surprising - we have the same DNA code, the same Krebs cycle, the same cellular respiration, etc. etc. Most of the biological functions of any living creature is done within the cell, and plant and anaimal cells differ only in a few significant respects - cell walls, plasmids, etc. It does not take that much for the cells to express themselves on the multicellular level in very different ways, just as the relatively small number of elements express themselves in a grand variety of substances. In fact, I would be surprised if most of the differences were not in the 'junk DNA' - the large amount of DNA that is unexpressed in the function and form of the individual.

So if this is correct then it's high but it being that high isn't unusual for things on this planet. Look at chimps. We are like 98% the same DNA, but that 2% difference is what makes us capable of producing the Mona Lisa and the Moonlight Sonata and Hamlet and mathematics. So our 50% difference from bananas is pretty big when viewed in that light.

 

[Marvolo]

Guardians of the Galaxy Clip 3: Groot Helps Out

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Ok I'm pretty sure I'm going to love this movie and Groot.