I now a reason for my Luchador to be working in a donut shop...I am happy!

@Kegi I'm sorry, the usb arrow just made me burst out laughing

What did you think of the new guy they got to play Bruce Banner. I actually thought he did REALLY well, and I loved the way he played him. (all jittery and paranoid)

It's like Ginger Beer, but for wimps.

I did like him( I especially liked his "I'm always Angry" line. My roommates didn't get it. I understand it all too well.), but I really liked the Banner from the second Hulk movie, so I was a bit sad. But he was definitely a really great actor, one of my favorites. I'd feel better if he got his own movie.

Hawkeye, too. He was honestly pretty sweet - he had just enough to make you believe he deserved to be there, but I'd like to see him more on his own.

edited 4th May '12 8:29:55 PM by kegisak

yeah it's just ginger flavored soda, it's not bad, and is REALLY good at helping reduce nausea.

Yeah, it's my family's go-to drink for stomachaches.

Yeah, it really is helpful.

In any case, I have an enormous headache, so I'm going to bed. Goodnight everybody.

Night Teeth!

Nighty night.

I'm a pony.

Kegisak, which would you recommend more? The Avengers of Cabin In The Woods?

Also, for some reason I'm feeling really tired tonight, so I'm going to try to go to bed now, two and a half hours early.

edited 4th May '12 8:32:43 PM by storyyeller

I like Canada Dry Ginger Ale. It helps get rid of my hiccups.

Ginger ale is ok, but I like Sprite/Sierra Mist better.

Say, what's Pepto Bismol like? I don't think we have it over here in the UK

@Story: Ooh, tough one actually. I'm gonna say Avengers, though. Cabin in the Woods is good for horror, but if you're not into that it's a bit of a rough trip. It's interesting and kinda fun, but so is the Avengers. Offhand I'd say they're about equal(They're both Joss Whedon movies), but Avengers is the most 'friendly' one.

Although if you don't recognize anything from the comics or previous movies it'll be a bit tricky to follow at first. It does rely a bit on it's viewers having seen the lead-in.

Do you have these◊? Taste sort of candy-ish, flat, round, no brand on them? Pepto Bismol is that stuff in liquid form. It's decent. Solves the problems it sets out to, that's for sure.

edited 4th May '12 8:37:12 PM by kegisak

@ Ginger, thick pink and kinda tasteless.

which was the whole point of doing the lead ins, getting all the origins and expostion out of the way before hand, and spread out over several movies.

edited 4th May '12 8:36:52 PM by Seraphem

Only if you post your thoughts on it while watching.

edited 4th May '12 8:36:32 PM by crowlover

@Seraph I think the problem is that some people AREN'T going to have seen the other movies. There's a tenant in film making that a work should stand on its own

true, but doing it this way allows for a much better narrative overall, which most poeple will be able to know about and see, only a few not knowing they need some background info first.

@Ginger I'd say that it's okay to assume that most people are at least familiar with pop culture icons. I mean, who isn't going to know who Captain America is, or The Hulk?

@Perpetual but there are elements in the film, like the Tesirak (I think that's how it's spelt) and how it relates to Thor and Captain America that might confuse people initially

Wait, a tesseract?

It's at least very interesting, as a thing - that is to say, it's an interesting experiment. And it's certainly a big deal, enough so that most people will recognize the faces if nothing else. Even still, it's a bit odd.

In other news, after the movie I was having dinner with my mother, and I heard someone complaining about the new spider man movie... because he had web-shooters. She was saying that if he can't shoot webs from his wrists, he isn't really spider man, because spider man is part spider.

I LOVE that they are doing this, just becuase something is tradition doesn't mean it's ALWAYS right, it's GREAT to see film makers going out on a limb to do something risky, but oh so worth the payoff.

also..I needs to head to bed..YAY internet

BOOOO having to re download EVERYTHING!

It's not really a problem though, I think they did a good job of setting up all of them just with their introduction scenes. I never saw the Hulk movie, but wasn't very confused over him. Although I'm familiar with the characters in general, so that might have helped.

Even if you don't know what the Tesseract is exactly, it's pretty obvious that it's a really powerful energy source. You don't have to know where it came from to know that Loki getting it is a problem.

@Applelight And what is this reason?

EDIT: Didn't see the pothole.

edited 4th May '12 9:01:54 PM by crowlover

I never really liked the web shooters, in the show they had that, "Oh NOEZ NO WEBZ" excuse.