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lazypakman wrote: »Maaaaaan ? JAY-Z.
Give him back his account tompetrez -
Decent movie 3.5/5
Good addition to the Marvel cannon.The humor was good but was a bit off at times. The cloak of levitation was the real MVP.
Probably the most visually stunning movie you will see , the CGI is like inception on steroids with cool action set pieces.
Benedict Cumberbatch's american accent really needs work and i didnt think i could say that for a british actor, Strange's personal journey wasnt as endearing like Stark or Thor's but it was aight.Chiwetel , stacy adams and Tilda were aight, serviceable.
Marvel still has a bad guy problem. -
Man, if they don't do Thanos justice, we gonna have problems.
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Got my tix for friday!! Very top row, right in the middle.
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Didn't know where else to put this
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The Living Tribunal Confirmed for the Marvel Cinematic Universe
Marvel Comics has a list of cosmic entities that are as famous as the cosmic-themed heroes and villains that come into contact with them. The Marvel Cinematic Universe has been steadily introducing those entities into live-action form, with a list that includes Odin (Thor), The Collector (Guardians of the Galaxy), and even a possbile brief look at Eternity (Ant-Man).
Phase 3 of the MCU has continued to introduce big cosmic entities into the mix, with Agents of SHIELD introducing Mephisto, and Doctor Strange introducing the dark dimensional being, Dormammu. However, there is also another revelation of a big Marvel cosmic entity that we get by way of Doctor Strange: The Living Tribunal.
WARNING! MILD PLOT SPOILERS FOR DOCTOR STRANGE FOLLOW!In Doctor Strange, Karl Mordo teaches Stephen Strange about mystic artifacts, including Mordo's own weapon, "The Staff of the Living Tribunal." It's a quick name-drop, but an important one, as The Living Tribunal is a big deal in Marvel Comics lore.
The Living Tribunal is an entity that looks like an Oscar statue with a floating head and three faces. Its purpose is to oversea all the alternate realities of the Marvel Universe, and judge them as needed. He first appeared (appropriately enough) in a Doctor Strange story, where the Sorcerer Supreme had to convince the cosmic judge that Earth's potential for great evil shouldn't be cause for its destruction.
Marvel Comics fans also know that The Living Tribunal is a pivotal figure in the first "Infinity Gauntlet" storyline. It is the Tribunal who first allows Thanos to make his bid for godhood - and eventually, when the threat to all reality is clear, The Tribunal is what orders the gems to be split up between Adam Warlock and his followers, never to be united again.
In other words: this little Easter egg could end up paying dividends by the time the Avengers: Infinity War is done, or could even connect to the Doctor Strange sequel, based on that end-credits sequence.
http://comicbook.com/2016/11/01/living-tribunal-marvel-cinematic-universe-doctor-strange-movie/
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Nobody keeps up with Agents of Shield... They just showed Johnny Blaze on the last episode.. so he is back at Marvel and in the MCU
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Phantom Pain wrote: »Nobody keeps up with Agents of Shield... They just showed Johnny Blaze on the last episode.. so he is back at Marvel and in the MCU
Yeah I been watching it. It's been a good season. And yeah, Ghost Rider has been back with Marvel for a while now. They got him when they got Blade, Daredevil, and Punisher. -
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Phantom Pain wrote: »Nobody keeps up with Agents of Shield... They just showed Johnny Blaze on the last episode.. so he is back at Marvel and in the MCU
Not true. This season has been pretty damn good -
Phantom Pain wrote: »Nobody keeps up with Agents of Shield... They just showed Johnny Blaze on the last episode.. so he is back at Marvel and in the MCU
Just not posting about it but yes Mephisto and Johnny Blaze Ghostrider are officially in the MCU now. -
Phantom Pain wrote: »Nobody keeps up with Agents of Shield... They just showed Johnny Blaze on the last episode.. so he is back at Marvel and in the MCU
Robbie Reyes Ghost Rider. They changed his origin though -
sapp08_2001 wrote: »Phantom Pain wrote: »Nobody keeps up with Agents of Shield... They just showed Johnny Blaze on the last episode.. so he is back at Marvel and in the MCU
Not true. This season has been pretty damn good
Just saying it's been a good ass season and the IC has been quiet on it. They really stepped their game up -
I still havent seen a full episodes of Shield. Might peep it this weekend, im interested in seeing the connections to MCU and seeing the first batch of Inhumans.
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About to go see it at 7pm Imax 3d today.
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Just saw it movie was great. The visuals are something else. Do itself justice and watch in I max or rpx
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Just saw it movie was great. The visuals are something else. Do itself justice and watch in I max or rpx
Some of the best visuals,this was a good movie. -
I was kinda iffy about the movie but glad I checked it out... ready for the next wave of Marvel -
Dr.Strange was good. One gripe is the time stone. The 3d visuals were good.
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That marvel studios intro was dope
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Yeah I love the introGodNThaBuild'n wrote: »That marvel studios intro was dopeStan Lee cameo was funny -
Yeah I love the introGodNThaBuild'n wrote: »That marvel studios intro was dopeStan Lee cameo was funny
Most of his cams are usually funny to me -
I saw it last night. I really enjoyed this movie. As has been stated, the visuals are great. I love the Strange character. This next slate of movies should be amazing.
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I just saw it. IT was good. VIsuals were dope af. Only gripe I had was the fight with dormaammu was wack. Wish they would have went a different route for that. I think they did a great job explaining the dimensions and stuff though. I learned a lot about the character and what he can do
