Re: Captain America: The First Avenger
Posted: Mon Aug 01, 2011 11:04 am
Yeah, I thought this one was really good. There was some cheesy acting and stuff, but I let it go because of the old-fashioned vibe the movie gave off. 
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Grev wrote:Some of you may have heard me complain about this before, but the Avengers is the worst superhero team name imaginable.
All of those are better.THEWULFMAN wrote:Grev wrote:Some of you may have heard me complain about this before, but the Avengers is the worst superhero team name imaginable.
Its not the greatest by far, no. But I find it hard to believe that its the worst imaginable. I could come up with a worse names myself.
-The Bad-Guy Catchers
-The Kick-Butt Dudes.
-The Teenage Mutant Ninja Warlocks
I could go on forever.
If you mean Thor gets the "If tweaked it could be the best so far" award, I can also agree to that, but Thor doesn't get "the most serious and dramatic" award. Thor had alot of slap stick humor and was light hearted. Captain America was heavy. I honestly almost teared at the end, because you know his fate. He's a tragic hero.GangsterJawa wrote:Eh, I'd say that award goes to Thor, but personally I think this is more of a fun, summer blockbuster type of movie. Fun to go see if you want to see someone kick donkeybutt and blow stuff up.Moving_Target wrote:It's pretty good. Some areas could have been tweaked to make it the best yet, but for now, a great movie. Definitely the most serious and dramatic of the marvel movies.guru wrote:I'll watch this movie soon hope it's good.
@all- Also note if the topic gets politic-igious or patrio-spastic it will be auto tossed.
Well, that's why people like me go to super hero movies. I have no prior knowledge of Captain America, so the ending was a surprise.Moving_Target wrote: If you mean Thor gets the "If tweaked it could be the best so far" award, I can also agree to that, but Thor doesn't get "the most serious and dramatic" award. Thor had alot of slap stick humor and was light hearted. Captain America was heavy. I honestly almost teared at the end, because you know his fate. He's a tragic hero.
GUYS!!! Spoiler tags plz!!!someone ruining another movie for me wrote:I honestly almost teared at the end, because you know his fate. He's a tragic hero.
What? I worded it pretty vaguely there.CalvaryCptMike wrote:GUYS!!! Spoiler tags plz!!!someone ruining another movie for me wrote:I honestly almost teared at the end, because you know his fate. He's a tragic hero.I really don't care that much but you should put stuff like that in spoilers.
Your sir should be banned.Grev wrote:Some of you may have heard me complain about this before, but the Avengers is the worst superhero team name imaginable.
I don't have a sir.Teancum wrote:Your sir should be banned.Grev wrote:Some of you may have heard me complain about this before, but the Avengers is the worst superhero team name imaginable.
http://www.diffen.com/difference/Avenge_vs_RevengeGrev wrote:And it is! Isn't "Avengers" a bit wrathful for a superhero team, which, among other noble teammates, has Captain Amer'kuh? Since when did American ideals include revenge? Above that, the fact that they need to avenge something implies that either they, or whoever they're working for, has failed in the past, and needs to be avenged.
Fixed I guess.Grev wrote:And it is! Isn't "Avengers" a bit wrathful for a superhero team, which, among other noble teammates, has Captain Amer'kuh? Since when did American ideals include vengeance? Above that, the fact that they need to avenge something implies that either they, or whoever they're working for, has failed in the past, and needs to be avenged.
I doubt the change in usage is that recent - words don't often change that quickly. And vengeance in pursuit of justice is fairly appropriate for a group of vigilantes, given that their execution of justice is necessarily outside the bounds of the legal system. You seem to be hung up on the name because you're conflating the connotations of "revenge" and "avenge," and the case is that the latter has a more "upright" connotation to it than you may be giving it credit for.Grev wrote:And when I team was created in '63, it can be assumed the two were still being used interchangeably, as it says in your link.
I guess in light of THIS, I should revise my statement to ONE of the worst names imaginable.Teancum wrote:Okay, Mav has officially won the "I found the worst superhero team" game.
Well then, how about we name them...Grev wrote:I guess in light of THIS, I should revise my statement to ONE of the worst names imaginable.Teancum wrote:Okay, Mav has officially won the "I found the worst superhero team" game.
Otherwise known as THE CAMVWMOLEWOBIINFPFTFGAS!Darth_Squoobus wrote:Well then, how about we name them...Grev wrote:I guess in light of THIS, I should revise my statement to ONE of the worst names imaginable.Teancum wrote:Okay, Mav has officially won the "I found the worst superhero team" game.
The Costumed and/or Metahuman Vigilantes Whose Method of Law Enforcement Would Otherwise be Illegal if Not For Support From The Federal Government and SHIELD!
Grev wrote:I guess in light of THIS, I should revise my statement to ONE of the worst names imaginable.