ThePowerCosmic
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The first movie was pretty small. I can't imagine this one going smaller than that. It would feel like a step down.
If there is a suit involved:There will be more exterior filming from April 1st to April 5th.
If there is a suit involved:
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anyone seen this before?
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or this?
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that first pic there, never seen it before, so are we to assume its from ASM2?
that first pic there, never seen it before, so are we to assume its from ASM2?
BTS? also
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I would like to see both suits in part 2, oh well. no big deal. also I really do love the fact Andrew just looks like Peter Parker to me.
crazy to think that the winter soldier comes out before tasm2
really ? is the same actor that played bucky in TFA , playing the winter soldier?
What do you mean by not a threequel, I'm talking trilogy. To me SM3, IronMan 2, The Dark Knight Rises are movies that went bigger and backfired. Meaning the smaller movie before them (SM2, IronMan, TDK) was much better to the general audience.
T'was far from being the greatness that is TDK, actually, I don't even think it was better than BB. To each his own.
No, I said a director who just want to make bigger movie, as in, more villains, bigger explosions, more action up the wazoo and more unnecessary characters. This was the case for me with IM2, SM3 and TDKR.You're saying a film that tries to become "bigger and better" backfires, and yet your examples are mostly the third films in a franchise(except for Iron Man 2...that I'll agree with that backfired, but that was all because of the MCU wanting to shove S.H.I.E.L.D. down our throats), but TAS-M 2 is what it is...only the second film. X2, Superman II, Batman Returns, Spider-Man 2, Hellboy II: The Golden Army, The Dark Knight...these films are the sequels to the first installments and did not backfire. I doubt TAS-M 2 will backfire as well. The third films, sure, most of the time they do backfire, BUT...The Dark Knight Rises sure didn't. Too much acclamation the film has received to say it had backfired.
The over-whelming majority (fans/critics/GA) prefer TDK over TDKR. That's my point.That's great, but you wouldn't notice that same feeling with the general audience or even from critics. TDKR, majority-speaking, is right dab in the middle of Nolan's trilogy between BB and TDK.