Marvel Bloopers

[Hmarrs]

Marvel Freakish movie bloopers!!!

What the Heck was that???

Can you think of any moment in a Comic Book adaptation when you said What the "HECK "was that???!!!!.

Example:X-men III Right before Wolverine takes the X-men to the last scene fight.Before they board the Jet storm looks at him he turns and looks at her when she asked him the question is Can you do what you need to do are you ready basically.

Did you see his hair???What the Heck was that?I could see his glue on his hair line as well as it was set about an inch to far back giving his fourhead the appearance of a five head.

In the 1980's Hulk adaptation to cartoon he would transform into the Hulk and then transform back into Bruce Banner complete with Clothes and tie on.What the Heck was that???

In the fantastic four movie when the Thing is on the bridge he looks down and twist his body at which point you can tell his suit is rubber because it bunched up and gave him rolls as if he needed to go to Jenny Craig.Latex to it's finest.
What the Heck was that????

The 1970's incredible Hulk with slippers???What the Heck was that???

 

[WillardNation]

X-Men: The Last Stand. the entire movie.

 

[Ace of Knaves]

Isn't there already a thread for this?

 

[WillardNation]

that was for DC. this ones for Marvel

 

[Ace of Knaves]

But i'm sure there was one for all comic book movies. Superman 2 was getting mentioned along with Spiderman 3. Why make two different ones for DC/Marvel when there is one for all comic book movies already? Created by the same person.

 

[Hmarrs]

But i'm sure there was one for all comic book movies. Superman 2 was getting mentioned along with Spiderman 3. Why make two different ones for DC/Marvel when there is one for all comic book movies already? Created by the same person.

Nope that was for best and most accurate action sequences.

These are for bloopers or mishaps anyone has caught in any Marvel films.

 

[Ace of Knaves]

Na i'm talking about the "What the heck was that/Comic book movie bloopers" or whatever it was called. You know the one where I posted the video of the jazz scene from SM-3.

 

[AVEITWITHJAMON]

X-Men: The Last Stand. the entire movie.

Seconded.

 

[Hmarrs]

Na i'm talking about the "What the heck was that/Comic book movie bloopers" or whatever it was called. You know the one where I posted the video of the jazz scene from SM-3.

That was for Dc but I guess it doesn't matter.

 

[Ace of Knaves]

lolz yea i realized that now. silly me.

 

[WeaponXProject]

The leather outfits in X-Men were so tight they couldn't jump over a two foot ledge at the Liberty Island scene. Hugh fell on his a$$.

 

[Hmarrs]

The leather outfits in X-Men were so tight they couldn't jump over a two foot ledge at the Liberty Island scene. Hugh fell on his a$$.

Yeah and why weren't the boots over the pants leg.They had them under the pants leg.

They look like they were going to a Disco or somthing from the 70's.
Or a stand up comic routine in the 80's with Eddie Murphy.

 

[cerealkiller182]

I thought Doc Ock was incredibly over powered. I mean hes only a middleaged overweight, but he got punched by Spiderman through a wall and hit a cab hard enough to make it lean on 2 wheels for 5 seconds and he brushed it off like it was nothing.

 

[WeaponXProject]

I thought Doc Ock was incredibly over powered. I mean hes only a middleaged overweight, but he got punched by Spiderman through a wall and hit a cab hard enough to make it lean on 2 wheels for 5 seconds and he brushed it off like it was nothing.

I don't know why Raimi does that stuff. He keeps the realism out of Spidey, which in my opinion is what Nolan does so well. Raimi needs a boundary for his characters.

 

[Figs]

I thought Doc Ock was incredibly over powered. I mean hes only a middleaged overweight, but he got punched by Spiderman through a wall and hit a cab hard enough to make it lean on 2 wheels for 5 seconds and he brushed it off like it was nothing.

LOL

Um...he's the same in the comics in terms of being overweight and middleaged and not superpowered and gets his ass whooped by Spidey all the time.

I know these are the films and not comics but if it were the other way around and they made him a weakling, the fanboys would still complain.

 

[cerealkiller182]

LOL

Um...he's the same in the comics in terms of being overweight and middleaged and not superpowered and gets his ass whooped by Spidey all the time.

I know these are the films and not comics but if it were the other way around and they made him a weakling, the fanboys would still complain.

But he is a weakling with really strong set of mechanical arms. I mean, if you want him to get punched by Spidey thats cool, but he crashed through a wall and hit a cab hard enough to almost flip it over. I dont mind if they have to make him more resilient to make the fights more entertaining, but damn that scene sucked.

 

[cerealkiller182]

I don't know why Raimi does that stuff. He keeps the realism out of Spidey, which in my opinion is what Nolan does so well. Raimi needs a boundary for his characters.

I disagree. I would hate if Nolans realism made it to any other character because its a little overkill in my mind, but there should be some relativity to the suspension of disbelief. All Doc Ock got was mechanical arms not the damn super soldier serum.

 

[Figs]

I disagree. I would hate if Nolans realism made it to any other character because its a little overkill in my mind, but there should be some relativity to the suspension of disbelief. All Doc Ock got was mechanical arms not the damn super soldier serum.

But my point is, he also didn't have any kind of super soldier serum in the comics and was able to take hits like that.

You can make the argument that this isn't the comics though but you just blew that in this post when you said you would hate for Nolan's realism to carry over into any other comic films.

 

[WeaponXProject]

I disagree. I would hate if Nolans realism made it to any other character because its a little overkill in my mind, but there should be some relativity to the suspension of disbelief. All Doc Ock got was mechanical arms not the damn super soldier serum.

Let me rephrase bc I see what you thought I meant.

I don't want a Nolan version of Spidey that would never work but perhaps a less corny idealistic world for Spidey would be better, IMO. That's why Spidey 3 sucked so much for me is that it seemed so serious in some parts but so childish and goofy in others I didn't know what to think. It's not grown up enough for me, it's starting to get too rediculous with how each character can take a ton of punches and shrug them off. I think as the character grows older and the series keeps going with the audience growing around it that the movie should be a little more serious.


Not to mention the corny one liners from the people from New York. "Whoa, he stole that guys pizza."

 

[cerealkiller182]

But my point is, he also didn't have any kind of super soldier serum in the comics and was able to take hits like that.

You can make the argument that this isn't the comics though but you just blew that in this post when you said you would hate for Nolan's realism to carry over into any other comic films.

When did I say that? Comic or movie anything resembling that stupid scene would blow huge chunks.

 

[cerealkiller182]

Let me rephrase bc I see what you thought I meant.

I don't want a Nolan version of Spidey that would never work but perhaps a less corny idealistic world for Spidey would be better, IMO. That's why Spidey 3 sucked so much for me is that it seemed so serious in some parts but so childish and goofy in others I didn't know what to think. It's not grown up enough for me, it's starting to get too rediculous with how each character can take a ton of punches and shrug them off. I think as the character grows older and the series keeps going with the audience growing around it that the movie should be a little more serious.


Not to mention the corny one liners from the people from New York. "Whoa, he stole that guys pizza."

You should stop referring to adult-oriented as serious cause Spiderman is supposed to be funny. And funny isnt serious. If anything I wanted more one-liners but less cartoonish physical humor and overly dramatized body language.

 

[WeaponXProject]

You should stop referring to adult-oriented as serious cause Spiderman is supposed to be funny. And funny isnt serious. If anything I wanted more one-liners but less cartoonish physical humor and overly dramatized body language.

No, I disagree. Your looking at Spidey's persona and not the film, Spidey 3, as it stood. When a movie takes a turn to become more serious like Spidey three he shouldn't be dancing in night clubs, dribbling a basketball down a hallway, wearing emo hair. I agree his one liners are funny but you can have those in serious movies. One scene can't be serious and the other laughably goofy, I don't think that works. If Spidey were to make funny one liners but the movie still be able to stay serious when it needs to be then it would work.

 

[Eggyman]

The conversation doesn't even seem to be about 'bloopers', but about scenes that are poorly written/ill conceived.

A blooper to me is like in A New Hope where the stormtrooper bangs his head as he walks under the blast door... a mistake that wasn't supposed to be film, a mistake that wasn't in the script but was filmed and just allowed to stay in the finished product.

 

[The Joker]

LOL

Um...he's the same in the comics in terms of being overweight and middleaged and not superpowered and gets his ass whooped by Spidey all the time.

Not like that he doesn't. In the comic books Spidey generally cannot get near Doc Ock to land a blow on him. The tentacles always keep Spidey at bay. They are incredibally strong, and can move at speeds of up to 80 miles per hour. Did you watch Doc Ock in the 90's cartoon, or the new Spectacular Spider-Man cartoon? Spidey can never get near him in their battles to land a blow.

But in defence of Spider-Man 2, Doc Ock's tentacles were different to the comics. They were A.I., and they were wired into Ock's central nervous system via his spinal chord. So they could have prevented him from losing consciousness.

For example, in the hospital massacre scene, right after the carnage is over, Ock suddenly awakens, and one of the tentacles gently removes the bandage from his eyes. It's like they willed him awake after the violence was over.

 

[WeaponXProject]

Eggy is right.


Anyway the scene in X-3 where Logan kills Marrow (or the guy that throws bone spikes that grow out of his wrist) Logan pulls the spikes out of his own chest. A scene later you see him wearing the same undershirt in the woods and the holes and blood on the undershirt are gone.