Both Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk were completely awesome. This new Hulk was definitely much better than the first one. In fact, I like The Incredible Hulk just as much as I like Iron Man, and possibly even a little more!

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I'm only half confident with Marvel... wonder how the Wolverine movie should fare.

While I thought Iron Man was awesome, I wasn't impressed with the new Hulk film. I really didn't think it was any better than Ang Lee's version.

I heard something like 70 minutes of footage was cut from the new film. I wonder how the film would have been received, if all of that footage was left in? That's a lot of extra material.

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laphtiya Wrote: TRON.dll Wrote: Captain America oughtta be awesome. I hope so too, I just hope it doesnt get turned into another American Propoganda movie (even though thats how the comics started LOL).

What 'American Propaganda' movies have you been forced to watch lately? Heaven forbid you should suffer any form of entertainment which portrays the United States in the slightest positive light, right? How about you keep your America-hating comments to yourself? This isn't the place for that crap.

A Captain American movie will only be as great as it should be if it stays true to the character, and that's what I hope they do.

Okay first let me say I am offended that you think I am Anti American. In fact most of my friends are American so please check your facts before you start acusing people of things which they are not. I personally think the USA is getting a bad rap for alot of things in which they do not deserve so dont start pointing the finger and calling me an Anti American.

I haven't seen any "propaganda" movies lately. But I have seen some in my time and I was just saying I hope that this doesnt get turned into one, on the simple fact that it has alot of potential to be turned into one that was all. I actually enjoy the Cap America comics and have collected a few myself, and I was gutted when he died in the latest series after the Civil War series because I wanted his side to win.

Yeah V4V got a bad rap for glorifying terrorism but it was actually a fight against oppression.

So I just wanna finish saying I am NOT Anti American or Anti ANYONE, why should I hate some one because they were born on a different bit of land than I was? Thats a retarded reason to hate anyone. I judge people on their personalities and how they act and talk to me. If people are nice to me I like them if they are not well then I just wont talk to them.

i saw Iron Man on opening day it kicked ass, but i still haven't seen hulk yet. I want to bad though. btw, do any of you know if Daredevil 2 was confirmed?

laphtiya Wrote:Okay first let me say I am offended that you think I am Anti American. In fact most of my friends are American so please check your facts before you start acusing people of things which they are not. I personally think the USA is getting a bad rap for alot of things in which they do not deserve so dont start pointing the finger and calling me an Anti American.

Maybe you can understand how your original comment was seen as being a little odd if not off-putting not only by myself but by at least one other person - correct me if I'm wrong Kia, or maybe not.

Either way, while I very much appreciate that you are considerate enough to apologize for a perceived offence - thank you, by the way - please understand that my intention is not to tell you or anyone else how to think. While it gladdens me to know that you don't have an irrational hatred for the USA - which in my opinion demonstrates that you can and do think for yourself - it wouldn't really matter if you did. My only intention in calling out anything I run across that resembles that type of vitriol is to try to prevent this site from degenerating into yet another one of those forums in which anti-American commentary is de rigueur. TRON-SECTOR has always been a nice, friendly, innocuous site which I enjoy and I'd like to keep it that way.

While I didn't directly accuse you of being anti-American, I did label your comment as such and there is a thin line seperating the one from the other so I'm sorry if I offended you laphtiya.

laphtiya Wrote:I haven't seen any "propaganda" movies lately. But I have seen some in my time and I was just saying I hope that this doesnt get turned into one, on the simple fact that it has alot of potential to be turned into one that was all. I actually enjoy the Cap America comics and have collected a few myself, and I was gutted when he died in the latest series after the Civil War series because I wanted his side to win. Yeah V4V got a bad rap for glorifying terrorism but it was actually a fight against oppression. So I just wanna finish saying I am NOT Anti American or Anti ANYONE, why should I hate some one because they were born on a different bit of land than I was? Thats a retarded reason to hate anyone. I judge people on their personalities and how they act and talk to me. If people are nice to me I like them if they are not well then I just wont talk to them.

I now understand when you say 'propaganda movies' you mean movies in which the USA saves the world. To that I say, well these are movies made by Americans mostly for an American audience. Who else is supposed to save the world in an American movie if not America?

Think about it, does anyone have any problem with James Bond, an Englishman, saving the world time after time?

Remember the 1980's UK sci-fi movie Lifeforce, in which the UK space shuttle Churchill - which looked liked a slightly more advanced version of the US space shuttle - went to explore Halley's Comet and ended up bringing back lifeforce-draining space-vampires that ended up almost destroying London, not NYC or LA? Did that bother anyone?

Did anybody care that Shaun of the Dead took place in the UK and not in Pennsylvania, USA?

Does anyone mind that almost every kung-fu movie ever made is set in China and that a Chinese martial artist saves the day in all of them?

So far as I know - I haven't read any of the books - the Harry Potter movies - made in the USA or the UK, or both, I don't know - have absolutely nothing to do with the USA, and yet I go see every one and have enjoyed them all.

Does it really irk anyone that Indianna Jones is an American who travels the world saving the day?

Must we really be left with no other choice but to watch politically correct multinational teams of people saving the world so that no one feels left out? I'm reminded of my favorite quote from The Incredibles: "When everyone is special then no one will be." God, that would be such a drag!

Really, if people in other countries want to see movies in which they save the day, then there are plenty of people in the world who aren't American that could easily afford to put up the money and make them. If they make good movies, then people will watch them. It's that simple.

laphtiya Wrote:I understand what you mean about movies being made in America so they are set there. I think what bugs me most about some movies is and I can't remember what movie it was but Americans figures something else and it shot to all around the world where people were going "Oh its about time they figured something out" giving the impression that no one else in the world could have possibly have done the same. Its silly things like that which get to me and I do admit some times I over react.

You're thinking of Independence Day, a movie named after the most important American holiday of all, which marks our independence from British rule. You really think we're gonna let somebody else save the day in a movie that ends with the biggest 4th of July fireworks display of all time? No, of course not!

Anyway, I always thought the British pilot that spoke 'the' line meant that it was about bloody time that somebody, anybody, had come up with a plan, not that it was about time the Americans in particular had come up with a plan because everyone else was sitting on their duffs waiting to be told what to do. Hey, at least it's made clear that we're working together with the remnants of the world's armed forces in order to defeat the alien threat. Even with the combined might of stealth bombers, nuclear missiles, Area 51, Will Smith, Jeff Goldblum, Bill Paxton, and the remnants of the US armed forces at our disposal, if the rest of the world's armed forces had been destroyed and couldn't mount the coordinated worldwide assault then we'd have lost just the same, right?

laphtiya Wrote:Like the War of the Worlds lol. I just don't get why a book thats lasted over 100 years and is still one of the best Sci Fi books ever written is always relocated and redone and its always bad. I did over react when that came out I must admit. But I'll also be the first to say I dont think there is an English Movie that is not what I class as "Propoganda" Elizabeth is a good example. Completely over the top and inaccurate and Yes James Bond is a complete over the top lets be all British but I guess thats why it works. Like you said, if a movie is good then we'll see it and if its bad we'll all pull it to pieces reguardless of where its set or who does the saving because at the end of the day its all fictional (unless its a true story) and its just there to entertain.

Yeah, it'd be nice to see a War of the Worlds movie done in its original setting; considering today's special effects technology it could probably be done justice. Heck, when you think about it Independence Day was lovingly lifted from George Pal's version of War of the Worlds; does an advanced flying wing bomber nuking the alien invaders ring a bell? I do like the George Pal version - those floating Martian War Machines were totally amazing and really scary for the day, and the disintegration beam effect is still cool. The only thing I really like about the Steven Spielberg version is the microwave beam weapon effect, I have to say it was surprizing and a little unsettling when that weapon was first unleashed, basically cooking people to ash in the blink of an eye. Plus, my daily commute does take me over the bridge that was destroyed at the beginning of the movie, so that's kind of neat.