Marvel Bloopers

[Figs]

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

Umm...reread how that sentence is supposed to be read. I didn't claim you did, just said that if you were going to or wanted to use that argument. Mainly because we're on a message board filled with fanboys and that comeback argument is very overused and I was hoping you weren't going to pull it out.

As for the scene blowing huge chunks either in movies or comics, no, I've seen way worse(in terms of exaggerations) action/damage scenes in just about every comic including Spider-Man. That's part of the reason why I read comics...it's fiction...a good break from reality where things can happen that couldn't possibly happen(or survive) in the real world.

Maybe in the movie it was overdone but I don't see how that could be said about comics...unless you didn't like comics to begin with. Then I would understand.

 

[cerealkiller182]

I dont buy "its just fiction." Thats BS. This isnt a world where old overweight man just do whatever they want. A man whos only change is a set of mechanical arms shouldnt turn into a human wrecking ball.

 

[Hmarrs]

I dont buy "its just fiction." Thats BS. This isnt a world where old overweight man just do whatever they want. A man whos only change is a set of mechanical arms shouldnt turn into a human wrecking ball.

The only way I could see it was the fact that the arms tapped into his central nervous system enhancing his stregth.