OHOHOHO
>>82590394
Avoiding that particular cliche?
>>82590362
Why did he move so fucking slow?
>>82590362
Give me back my Rhody
>>82590438
It's the side effect of reverse Pym particles.
>>82590433
I'm sorry about BvS.
>>82590453
if it's reverse gym particles then why wasn't he weaker?
>>82590394
I would've rather had that than Parker not knowing the name of Empire.
At the very worst, I would've welcomed Peter referencing Attack on Titan over the lack of Star Wars knowledge.
>>82590394
>biblical
nice try Snyder
>>82590438
Because nerve signals travel at a fixed speed and now have farther to travel. Same reason everything seems a bit slower when he's smaller.
>>82590487
Fuck off with that attack on titan bollocks
>>82590433
Do you get this mad about every joke you don't like?
That laugh is exactly what I would have done.
>>82590394
'sup Snyder
>>82590487
>not knowing the name of Empire
do people just keep regurgitating shit they know nothing about?
Peter EXPLICITLY names Empire Strikes Back. What he doesn't name are AT-ATs and instead calls Giant-man a walker.
>>82590484
You keep strength at the exchange of speed.
>>82590438
Because the human mind can not perceive something that large moving fast.
>>82590484
Pym Particles let you change strength, mass, and size independently of one another.
>>82590592
> Giants cant run
what is Evangelion?
What is (relatively speaking) Gulliver and the lilliputian world.
>>82590585
Yeah he said he was something out of a really old movie, Empire Strikes Back, one of those walker-things. Or something to that effect.
It's an entertaining thought if you picture Scott having his normal strength when he's giant like that. If he can keep his mass when tiny, imagine him 4 stories tall and still can't move heavy things.
MAKE MY MONSTER GROW!
>>82590362
What cam rip is that from, looks really good
>>82590656
what is Evangelion?
Zack Snyder's principle inspiration.>>82590656
>What is (relatively speaking) Gulliver and the lilliputian world.
Bad film with retarded effects?
>>82590438
So he didn't fucking crush someone.
>>82590681
To be fair empire strikes back came out nearly 40 years ago.
>>82590438
If he moved the same as a normal sized human he'd be absurdly stong.
When he swung his arms his fingers would break the sound barrier. His punches would carry crazy amounts of kinetic energy.
>>82590592
Kek is a spinosaurus bolting towards you it wouldnt look sluggish at all, it looks sluggish because human locomotion is shit at fast movement compared to other bipeds.
>>82590585
I guess I didnt hear it because people thought "You ever seen that really old movie." part of the line was side splitting and didn't let him finish.
>>82590656
But you see them moving fast because you see them in their full body scale. Now imagine, being human size looking up to see an Eva running. You'd see it for like a second as it jumps over you then it passes.
Huge shit not running around at 300mph is an enshrined fictional trope, along with cars exploding at the drop of a hat and guns holding however much ammunition is required.
>>82590362
I totally won't lie, he came within a hair of stealing the movie.
He was on-screen for maybe eight or nine minutes, totally awesome for every one of them.
Hell, he was as much fun as Spiderman, and they knocked that kid out of the park!
>>82590592
The giant size of something makes it look like it's moving slower to us.
>>82590724
Yeah I don't disagree, and I saw Star Wars opening night as an 8 yr old.
They are old fucking movies.
>>82590438
Optical illusion. Larger things generally look like they're slower than they really are.
>>82590724
>>>82590681
>To be fair empire strikes back came out nearly 40 years ago.
Fuck, now I feel super old.
>>82590822
To Peter, Empire Strikes Back is one of his Aunt's old movies.
Let that sink in.
>>82590790
>They are old fucking movies.
You know what made me feel old?
The flashback all the way back to 1991.
Fuck, man, 1991 was YESTERDAY....
Damn, I'm old.
>>82590438
I like to think he could move faster, but moved in slomo to act like a kaiju.
>>82590839
>To Peter, Empire Strikes Back is one of his Aunt's old movies.
Jesus, Marisa Tomei is playing AUNT MAY.
I remember when she was the cutest little hottie imaginable.
What's next, Pia Zadora as The Wicked Witch?
>>82590362
ONTS
>>82590433
MMM BOYS!
>>82590822
>>82590862
I am only 22 and I am already starting to feel old. God help you guys.
Let's not forget that Pym was easily keeping pace at giant size with combatants who were either car-outrunning Super Soldiers or jet-assisted.
He was moving pretty damn fast, nothing looks super fast in distant shots.
>>82590862That was the year I was born, and I've been shitposting here for seven years.
>>82590906
Michael Douglas was only 36 when Empire Strikes Back released.
Pic related.
>>82590438
same reason a plane in the sky looks like its moving slow
>>82591045
Chemtrails?
>>82590934
He held off spidy panther and 2 iron guys
>>82591092
Exactly, he moved his arm fast enough to reach out and grab Rhodey, who was flying at high speed.
>>82590438
I was wondering that myself. I don't buy the optical illusion argument.
Also does anyone have the rip of the airport fight? I want to watch it again.
>>82590681
Plus they never called them AT-ATs in the movies even. If you don't read the books or buy the toys you won't know their names other than "walkers."
>>82590906
You mean giANTS
>>82590934
>Pym
>>82591198
I never knew what the AT-AT's were. I only knew the AT-ST's were chickenwalkers.
>>82590964
>That was the year I was born, and I've been shitposting here for seven years.
It just hit me that there's a whole generation of you little shits that grew up after the end of the Cold War.
No wonder you're such weaselly little pansies, you've lived your whole lives in an era where the USA has the world under its boot.
Enjoy it while it lasts, boys. Enjoy it while it lasts.
>>82591109
The energy needed to accelerate an object is directly proportional to the object's mass, as we know. The mass grows as a cube of linear dimension but our intuition is tied to 2D projections of 3D objects (which Ben is also alluding to in his answer).
Our 2D-based intuition tells us that ship A that's twice as long as ship B should take 4 times the energy to accelerate to the same speed, while in fact it would need 8 times the energy. This discrepancy explains the perceived slowness of larger objects.
>>82590438
I'm pretty sure it's because the gravity doesn't scale up.
Think of it like this: If you dropped a ball from a ten story building and you dropped another ball that was twice as heavy from twice as high, they wouldn't hit the ground at the same time. The distances and masses scaled up, but the gravity doesn't change.
Like, if Ant-man tripped while in supersized mode, it shouldn't look like a regular sized guy tripping "but bigger." It would look like a building collapsing on itself.
Also this >>82590731
>>82591045
>>82591068
Because at a large scale, the same speed is going to look slow.
His punches are still going at the same X mph, but when his arm is 100X the size, the same distance per second looks like less.
>>82591298
I got the name from video games. They are baller in empire at war.
>>82591068
Things that are further away seem to be moving slower than they actually are. Big things cover the same space in a similar amount of time as smaller things, but since they're bigger, it looks like the amount of space they've covered is slower.
For example, a giant may be look slow as its making 1 stride a second, but if each stride is 30 feet, then it's walking twice as fast someone who is making 5 strides a second, but only covering 3 feet every step.
On one hand, Peter is a faggot for not knowing they're called AT-ATs.
On the other, if he's 15 then he was 4 when Episode III came out
On the mutated third hand, fuck Disney's shitty cross-promotion.
>>82591697
We could look at it that way, or we can just look at it as simple pop culture referencing.
It's just wind resistance and optical illusions.
Wind resistance determines how fast he can move his now giant body with its much greater increased surface area. The optical illusion is rather simple and should be obvious even simply watching the scene. Your perception of him moving slowly is still faster than characters are able to outrun in the scene.
>>82591697
>thousands of pieces of media including books, comics, tv shows and movies reference star wars in passing
>whatever
>movie made underneath disney makes 1 5 second reference
>SHITTY CROSS PROMOTION SHIT
Also not everybody knows what the fuck shit Star Wars machinery is called. They were called walkers in Episode 5 for the most part
>>82591697
Not everyone gives a shit about Star Wars.
>>82591366
Only acceleration is affected by mass. Terminal velocity of different sized objects are still equal. You have it backwards, gravity doesn't "scale" means the exact opposite.
>>82590394
Synder stop posting.
>>82590484
>gym particles
>>82590362
How did zemo know about the 1991 mission or the winter soldier?
>>82592001
He said he read the files BW released.
>>82591995
Obviously gym particles keep him super strong when coupled with pym particles to make him giant. Fundamental science fact.
>>82590438
Because he's an Ultraman
>>82592042
makes sense, but now answer me this.
How did tony stark not know?
>>82592134
Because he didn't read the files.
>>82592134
They were encrypted. Zemo was a professional spy guy and spent years deciphering them.
>>82592134
Tony doesn't give a shit about the HYDRA files and it took work for Zemo to find the video
>>82590438
To convey a sense of scale.
If they made him move proportionally fast he'd look like a normal sized dude superimposed on the image instead of a giant.
doesn't this practically make Antman the 3rd strongest good guy in MCU?
>>82592158
Tony would have just had one of his AIs decrypt that shit if he cared (and he might have since she dumped SHIELD and Hydra's files online). Whether or not the AI would be able to recognize what was significant is a huge question mark.
>>82590807
Is that why your mom's so slow?
>>82592213
Maybe but not to a significant degree in that he lacks enhanced durability. Vision could knock him over. The Hulk would seriously fuck him up. It isn't helped by the fact that the larger he is the more of a target he presents. If he'd been in Age of Ultron, for instance, he could have easily been Gullivered by a bunch of Ultron drones.
>>82592213
No, because if Iron Man and Rhodey used actual explosives and not flares/pepper shots he would have chunks missing.
>>82592213
Giant-Man is really only useful for gathering attention, Ant-Man is still way more useful in actual combat
>>82592230
He was too busy getting drunk, running his company or designing robot suits/genocidal A.I. robots
Can Ant-Man grow infinitely the way he can shrink infinitely?
>>82591248
>ANTS
>giANTS
The property has been fulfilled
>>82591905
This is actually the correct answer.
It was for the audiences benefit. If they had him say "remember that scene when Luke wraps up the AT-AT's with his snowspeeder" general audiences wouldn't know what he's talking about. Even though most people recognize the imagery of Empire only nerds know what they are actually called. Keep in mind they are never even referred to AT-ATs in Empire, the only time they're spoken of on screen they're referred to as "Imperial Walkers".
It's also why he says "snow planet" instead of Hoth, because it's immediately accessible for the audience.
This stuff might seem like common knowledge to you but you are the sort of person who spends his time hanging out on a comic book image board discussing this sort of nerd minutia. Most people don't care that much about this stuff.
>>82592427
Who else here is a big fan of starwars stuff in general but dont really care about the movies much?
>>82592322
I don't know, he seems to maintain a background interest in various New York costumed heroes, at least enough he was able to figure out Peter Parker was Spider-Man. He probably knows Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Daredevil, etc (assuming they'd ever even get a mention in a movie, which is unlikely) but they didn't fit the criteria he needed.
Jessica: enhanced strength but a grave risk to his liquor cabinet.
Luke: unbreakable skin but kind of a shitty fighter, really needs some combat training. Potential shitty joke about affirmative action I won't bother to make.
Daredevil: fast but too much of a normie, can barely handle ninjas so probably not much help against a super soldier and super assassin let alone a Scarlett Witch.
Peter, on the other hand, is perfect. Strong, fast, able to help capture people. He's also young, impressionable, pathetically eager to please, ridiculously easy to manipulate, and he has a smoking hot aunt.
>>82592352
>Can Ant-Man grow infinitely the way he can shrink infinitely?
At some point he would have to sacrifice either or bothphysical density and strength. And you need both of these to stay alive as a giant.
Seemed like an odd thing to throw out during a Cap/Avengers 2.5 film. Like, I know everyone was already on full bombast mode anyway, but that seems like something they'd establish in a solo flick first.
I mean, I'm still glad it happened they way it did. Just strange, is all.
>>82592723
So he can though? He'd just die?
>>82592723
Note that being smaller is considered a negative, so Scott was able to have enhanced strength and speed by sacrificing his size. As you can see, he does gain some strength as a giant, but only proportional to his size and not enhanced like when he was small.
>>82590362
I liked how well adjusted he seemed in prison, like if it was his natural habitat.
>>82592770
Well he is supposed die if he gets too small as well.
>>82592723
I'll assume not since it's still highly experimental and (hard to tell since Pym is a bit of a joker) may include ripping his internals apart. May also seriously fuck up his metabolism and even screw with his brain chemistry given he seemed a bit...high, almost, when he was big. Pym did say that the suit has certain adverse effects, after all. His body struggles to cope with being large and in charge. By comparison shrinking seems a breeze, but it is the application Pym spent most of his time working on.
So, when do we have the movie where Scott goes nuts and kills everyone
>>82592770
>So he can though? He'd just die?
Pym particles he carry on him are not infinite either, so obviously he can't just get to Celestial size or anything. In the Comics the tech allows Antman to become a giant but ONLY has the strength of a giant and no more. While shrunken he has both superspeed and superstrength. Hence why he prefers shrinking. Being Giant is only useful as a distraction.
>>82591300
I told you to stay on your meds, grandpa.
I feel like Scott's character wouldn't ask for Orange slices though. Aside from that, he was A+
>>82592954
>orange slices
Someone explain this to me
>>82592993
You ever donate blood, anon?
>>82592993
>Someone explain this to me
It's what British and Commonwealth nations consume at half time of sports matchs, basically what you eat before sports drinks like Gatorade was invented.
>>82592993
It's a reference to a common "hangover cure", that is, to eat orange slices because they contain electrolytes
I feel bad for his daughter, her pet ant's gonna last like what? 2 years?
>>82592822
Scott was so exhausted at the end of the airport fight he couldn't even put up a struggle when they took him in. Five minutes in Giant Form and he was wiped, if he had stayed that size any longer he'd have either ripped in half or had a cardiac arrest.
>>82593041
>>82593033
>>82593055
>three entirely different answers
O-okay...
![latest[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/o7E7NWG.jpg "latest[1].jpg")
>>82592352
I guess technically. He hits the quantum level at small, and going large he eventually hits the realm of abstract entities
>>82592054
>>82591995
Basically. A Gym Particle will turn a man into cap. while a reverse Gym particle will turn him into pre serum steve rogers. if you abuse the Gym particle, you can become Swoleverine
>>82593121
>had a cardiac arrest.
That is very likely a reason.
Being this big means his heart has to pump MUCH harder than it is designed to do, and it is likely that at his size he would need a much larger heart proportionally to his body.
Entire Airport fight
http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1462129238749.webm
http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1462129326082.webm
http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1462129416731.webm
http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1462129498188.webm
http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1462129574405.webm
http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1462129654393.webm
http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1462129727162.webm
http://i.4cdn.org/wsg/1462129798769.webm
>>82593153
I thought they were going for a sports reference, athletes go through orange slices like a fat kid through screen doors. Scott probably just went through the physical exertion of a marathon in five minutes, he needed a recharge.
>>82590822
It's OK Grandpa
>>82593278
Spaniards everywhere
>>82593105
They can just grow another one.
No way she could tell the difference.
Doesn't Scott in this universe have a secret identity because of Cassie? What does that mean for when he got arrested? And doesn't Hank Pym hate the avengers? Why would he let Scott help Cap with the suit?
>>82593221
>you can become Swoleverine
So he's slow because gym particles skip Leg Day?
>>82593361
It gave him a few nights in the mansion of peaceful sleep where his daughter wasn't getting fucked.
>>82593278
>here is your shield captain america
love it
>>82593153
Orange slices/juice are/is given to people who are feeling weak. Fruit is good for you and most people will accept an orange when they wouldn't want an apple or banana and the sugar gives you a little boost.
>>82593452
Hence why I used giving blood as a reference. they give you OJ and cookies, sometimes cash
>>82593361
A secret identity known to the most talkative and socially flexible Mexican this side of the border. Half of Francisco knows Luiz is friends with Ant Man, doesn't take too much to connect the dots from there. Scott's screwed now but it's nothing a little subterfuge with Interpol's servers can't fix. He'll have to stay on the low down but at least his ex-wife's husband is a cop who trusts him enough to keep a secret for Cassie's sake.
Pym hates the Starks first and foremost. He was in the army himself and he has serious reservations with giving great power away to bureaucrats who could misuse it, he'd be Team Cap all the way. Anything that would piss Tony off he'd be in favour of. He'd have no qualms letting Scott help, provided he never let the suit fall into enemy hands. Which he totally did, so he'll probably get an earful when gets back to Frisco.
That and I honestly think Pym trusts him with the mantle now. He sent Scott on what was basically a suicide mission rather than risk his daughters life, Scott pulled it off and he made it out of the Microverse to boot. He proved himself worthy of being the new Ant Man, and I do think Hank trusts him enough to support him with that. Whether he trusts him with Hope, that's a very different story.
>>82593523
>Hence why I used giving blood as a reference. they give you OJ and cookies, sometimes cash
And other people gave other examples. This left anon confused. The common theme behind all the answers is the using oranges as a "pick me up".
>>82590764
Huge shit not being crushed under its own weight due to physics is also a trope.
>>82592213
Ant Man + Yellow Jacket suit is where the power is.
Small size for increased strength and hard to hit.
Wings to fly under your own strength.
Lazers to scramble people.
Ant control
Shrink discs.
Size growth for o shit gtfo moments.
With the will to kill/ he could just murder everyone and then shrink those who can't die by lasers. Vision would probably be the most trouble.
>>82594047
I always like heroes that can't really fly, and movement is defined by how well they jump. So I'd rather have Lang not fly, except maybe in a specific scene
>>82590362
I desperately need to see a Giant Man movie now, watching him stomp around the airport like a big kid having a fucking blast being huge was fun as fuck.
>tfw he winds up fighting a superpowered giant woman at the climax in a big city
>>82590903
No mila kunis
>>82593278
>walking thingies
this was actually a lot more clear as a strategy than referring them as AT-ATs or Walkers
Like what if Tony or Rhodes didn't know what an AT-AT was? I wouldn't expect my dad to know.
>>82592274
>>82594218
If he doesn't go Giant for more than a minute in Ant-Man and the Wasp it'll be such a fucking letdown
>>82596233
I could care less about that. They consulted Peyton Reed about what they want to do in Ant Man and Wasp. They wanted to get a feel for the character and his abilities. But they also cut Wasp from CW because that was too much to steal from a solo movie. So there is no biggy in that movie, none until IW. But you know why i dont give a shit? Cause it will be much smaler scale than the last one. Microverse shit. Reed wants to go there Fiege wants weird stuff if Strange does well. Get hype for microverse!
Little disappointed Scott didn't shrink someone.
Imagine home shrinking Rhodey and Scott acting all tough "Welcome to my world."
But then Rhodey kicks his ass, then is regrown by Scott because he got scared
>>82590438
He became Captain Slow, a new hero for a new age.
>>82597809
Looks like Marvel is finally catering to their primary audience.
>>82597809
>Captain Slow
There can be only one.
>>82593356
Replacing pets without your kids knowing is harder than you think. Especially if they're smart enough to have a personality and/or learn tricks.
>>82590681
>>82590585
Peter was just hiding his power level from the normies. He knew no one else would know what an AT-AT was so he tried talking like a normie would.
>People getting pissed because Peter called Empire Strikes Back "really old"
News flash, guys: It was already old when you saw it for the first time. The movie is thirty-six years old now. I doubt there's anyone in this thread who's older than 29.
>>82590438
In Story reason. It's a prototype mostly untested transformation that's not been properly synced up to the suit. He'll fix it in the future Im sure
Outside the story, for the writers. If he was as fast as normal, he'd have been really powerful. Yanking people out of the sky, could have just grabbed spidey off of him. Vision would have had to have killed him. Him being slow left him stationery and easier to animated and co-ordinate for the fight scene.
>>82598569
Fuck you, it's not old, it's vintage.
>>82598569
>implying I didn't see if as a kindergartener a few months after it was freshly out on VHS for the first time
>>82590438
Wind resistance, greater distance to move.
Or I guess, look at a chihuahua, they casually (not responding to any stimuli) walk very fast, then a great dane, casually (not responding to a stimuli) walks very slowly
>>82590613
>>82590484
>>82591995
Joke
Your heads
>>82592213
Thor, Hulk, Vision, Sexy Witch, Quake and a lot are stronger, but Pym going all out would be almost unstoppable
>>82592427
>>82592543
I consider myself a pretty huge nerd and I honestly can't stand Star Wars. I've played some games in the universe I enjoyed but I'd rather be waterboarded than ever watch the films again.
>>82592664
You have to realize that were any of them to get a spot in a film they would have their powers increased dramatically.
>>82598569
It's more weird that he described it like someone might not know what it is.
If he'd just said:
>"You guys ever see Empire Strikes Back?"
It would have sound much, MUCH more natural.
>>82601530
15 year old nerds with little social life, and "Natural speaking" don't go together at all
>>82598751
Broseph. Between that and my parents buying me comics in first grade, I never had a chance at being normal.
>>82590906
>Mfw I finally just looked up what the deal was with ANTS
That was the funniest goddamn thing I've seen in a long time.
Here's ten straight minutes of ANTS:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RpdscsPV1yE
>>82601779
>>82601737
>Scott does the hambone in his cell during the film
>>82591366
Actually as long as the heavier ball has the same area as the lighter ball it will fall "faster". What you're thinking of is falling in a vacuum, which we are not in. With air resistance, the denser object will have more inertia and therefore reach terminal velocity faster, ergo reaching the ground before the lighter object.
>>82593823
Then how come buildings don't fall down?
>>82601797
Building are made of much stronger material than human flesh.
>>82590438
When you look at footage of the earth spinning, does it look like its spinning at 1,040 miles per hour?
>>82590917
Pfft. Twice your age, buddy. I can look back and say things like "It was only a decade ago." without thinking about it and wincing.
>>82601791
>>82601737
>>82590906
>>I am gotta have fun with this shit. I already got an oscar.
>>82593278
I can't get enough of motherfucking Giant Man.
>>82590438
Physical attributes of how nerves send signals to the rest of the body perhaps, also he was trying not to kill anyone just stall them, and I suspect things like his blood flow get altered at that size so he has to be rather careful, his heart would be the size of a car, his blood vessels like garden hoses, dunno if his body could compensate for how it takes in oxygen and shit at that size etc.
>>82594047
>Shrink discs.
I read that as "Shrink dicks." and now I know how he can instantly end any fight.
>>82593283
What is the comparison you're making there?
Is it implied the fat kid eats screen doors? Or does he charge through them?
And if it's the second one, how is that even related?
>>82590484
It's not cardio particles
>>82593278
>It's your conscience
o i'm still kekking
>snyder "having them argue in costume is ridiculous, so i didnt want to do it too much"
>russo bros "lets put giant man right in middle of the action"
marvel with no fucks given come out on top because
it knows what it is
a comic book movie
10/10
i cant stop re watching that airport scene!
Is Ant-Man your favorite MCU hero, /co/?
>>82603157
No but he gets better and better. I would never have thought I'd need to see Antman 2 so bad now.
>>82603157
He honestly is. I'm not sure what why, I do like regular comics Pym and Lang, but something about MCU Ant Man from his concept to execution makes him my absolute favorite screen superhero. The costume, the visual application of his powers, that sense of scale and mystery, the legacy hero aspect that comes from Hank being a visibly much older mentor. I can't get enough of him.
>>82603157
Yeah, the ANTS family in the comics is something I've always enjoyed (And the current run is one of the few marvel ongoings I actually like) and the movie itself I thought was solid. I'm genuinely excited for the next one. Everyone that was casted in Ant-Man did a great job imo
>>82593193
Living Tribunal cameo when?
>>82601900
That's actually starting to be a real thing. Older, oscar winning actors doing comic movies since roles have been hard to come by.
>>82604084
when She-Hulk gets a courtroom comedy show
>>82604084
In Infinity War played by Stan Lee.
Or is he going to play The One Above All?
>>82604331
That would actually make sense considering how many different characters are portrayed by Stan Lee.
>The One Above All shows up as a glowing cosmic spectacle
>After a bright flash of light, Stan Lee appears
>The Avengers all remark that they've met the guy somewhere, but can't place their finger on it.
>>82603133
>it knows what it is
>a comic book movie
yep
>>82604383
Was this before MoS 2 was announced?
>>82604331
I'd rather Stan be Uatu
>>82604383
Yet WW is still going to get a movie first.
I think my absolute fave part of this fight was, NOBODY knows who anybody else is. They're just punching the other team because Cap or Tony tells them to. And in addition they had no prior intel on the other teams so they are basically going in blind. It was beautiful chaos, because that's exactly what would happen.
>SOMETHING JUST FLEW IN ME
>Little guy's big now! He's big now!
>Everybody has a gimmick
99% of the fun in this scene was superheroes basically meeting each other for the first time and going "nigga wut"
>>82593153
It's the same answer three different ways
>>82604502
>I'm Clint
>I don't care
Black Panther wasn't having none of that shit.
>>82604581
Clearly they are eldar.
>>82593278
>>82590362
>MFW Scott's touchscreen arm device turns blue
>>82604428
You mean before Marvel makes a solo female character movie? They already have the distinction of making a movie starring a female character first though, such as it is.
>>82598569
I'm 40 years old (yes, really) and I saw it as a small child in the theatre. My dad took me to a matinee. But it IS really old, I know damned well how long ago that was.
>>82604621
Black Panther was pure anti-quip, he was amazing.
>all this Giant Man hype
Do you guys think a hollywood made Ultraman movie could work?
>>82593193
Who's the bald white guy?
>yfw you realize Spidey calling Empire an old movie means the quip won't become dated
>>82604084
Me, I'm hoping we'll get Eon in the Captain Marvel movie. I kind of like how even when he's viewed by a mortal humanoid, who would naturally interpret what they're seeing as humanoid, like all of them do, Eon still looks strange and nonhuman.
>>82598569
Fuck you man. No need to point out I should have graduated in life beyond /co/ by now.
>>82605229
>Do you guys think a hollywood made Ultraman movie could work?
While I'd love to see what kind of things could be done with big budget American CGI compared to shitty Japanese CGI (at least in the case of the 2004 Ultraman movie), I wouldn't have too much confidence in an American adaptation of something that has repeatedly failed to garner any mainstream popularity in the U.S. aside from the cult status it attained in the '70s and '80s due to syndication. Japan would pander too hard for nostalgia or try to push an idol or idol group in it and America would just squander their chance to make something unique and different compared to the original and play it too safe a la 2014 Godzilla and come out meandering, mediocre and overall lackluster regarding the source material and expansive history of the series.
tl;dr: No.
anyone got the stairs fight webm?
Computer load up celery man please
>>82591261
Seriously guys. Leave Ant Man 2 alone, he's doing the best he can.
>>82605441
Lang was made to be bullied.
>>82591300
Yeah, oh wow, muh ebul Sovietswhose entire military-industrial complex was a paper bear, stockpiling nukes they were too afraid to use and upgrading jets they couldn't afford while the old ones sat and rusted and their population starved and grew bitter with the "revolution"! Muh innovationsthat you had no direct hand in creating or developing! Muh broken Americathat currently sits as one of the, if not THE driving economic, cultural, political, and military force behind the ENTIRETY OF HUMANITY!
Fuck boomers.
>>82604383
Cause if you do Rocket wrong, not many people would care. You do WW wrong and tumblr will explode with feminazi warfare. WB is right to be cautious, but wrong to be as cautious as they have been.
>>82590438
AFAIK, in media (movies, animation, etc) very big objects look moving slower to give the illusion of being (redundancy) big
just like Evas in Evangelion, or Titans in AoT, or Godzilla movies.
>>82590438
Physics aside, that was probably super fucking disorienting. There's literally more to deal with, and he's suddenly got to keep control of arms the size of buses in an, ostensibly, non-lethal fight.
He said himself he'd only done it once before in a controlled environment and had passed out.
>>82592993
It's what they give kids during football practice. Or a break in sports. Someone's mom is usually responsible for it.
It was like the best part of the movie. Loved it
>>82591697
for the first time i realized im older than spiderman
fuck that feels weird
>>82601603
Spider-man is good at speaking though.
>>82605888
You have boomers to thank for that, faggot.
:^)
>>82590362
>mfw every one of his jokes were chuckleworthy
>mfw spiderman's jokes were cheezy and lame but obviously done on purpose because he has kid humor
this movie was gud
>>82590735
>Spinosaurus
>bolting
Somehow I doubt they were very fast on land
>>82610960
>>82590362
BIG
>>82590438
Square-Cube law?
>>82610960
spino was basically just an overgrown fish eating crocodile so it could probably get to a decent speed in a straight line
>>82590766
dude yelled "HOLY SHIT!" when he went giant in my theater
>>82590903
>I remember when she was the cutest little hottie imaginable.
>Implying she isn't
>Implying I wouldn't be at that apartment daily giving her the D while Peter did his homework in his room, putting in earbuds doing his best not to hear her scream for it
>>82591198
>Implying Pete doesn't
>implying he doesn't write self insert star wars fan fiction because he's such a goddamn nerd
>>82612317
New headcanon.
Pete called Empire "that really old movie" and "those walker things" to hide his power level but it really just convinced Tony and Rhodey that he's too young to hang out with them.
>>82612753
I can live with this
>Tony finds Pete's Leia bodypillow
>Followed by finding this one http://www.amazon.com/RZ1549-Anime-Dakimakura-hugging-pillow/dp/B00VK8Z61O
>>82603157
Hawkeye still wins, after all this time and after his short cameo in Thor. I just love this guy, actor, and whatever people call quips these days.
But besides Hawkeye, yeah, I'd probably put Ant-Man at the top.
>>82603157
ANTS
>>82613100
I want a scene where Ant Man and Hawkeye are just chilling and drinking beer and shooting the shit on a porch while their kids are playing or something in the backyard...
>>82613247
>Cassie introduces her giant pet ant to the Barton family
>>82598569
>tfw 33
It's cool, you become numb after a while.
>>82613247
>>82613279
Fuck, now I want this too. Both seem like they'd be best bros. And Cassie was one of the best kid actors I've seen in quite some time, so I'd buy some funny scenes with her and her pet ant.Ant-Man on a giant building sized ant when?
>I'm awesome, I'm awesome, I'm awesome
>>82605888
>that currently sits as one of the, if not THE driving economic, cultural, political, and military force behind the ENTIRETY OF HUMANITY
In a couple years, the interest alone on our national debt will exceed what the country makes in tax revenue per year, making it literally impossible to ever pay back.
>>82613394
>>82613337
...29, I'm almost there...
>>82613384
I thought he was saying "I'm the boss"
>>82613100
I liked Hawkeye in all the others movies, but in this one he was a bit too dickish.
>>82590438
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aCDJrMTLF80
>>82590362
>>82590362
While his name is lame indeed I find his powers very interesting and love his personality and background as an professional ex-con thief.
>>82598330
Nah being a Millennial, Peter is probably more into anime, or something like that.
>>82604084
you idiot why would they put Vivec in a Marvel movie
>>82604246
Another reason is because their grand kids want to see them in superhero movies. At least, that was the case with Robert Redford, and why he chose to be in Captain America: Winter Soldier.
>>82604380
Nah, Stan Lee just plays an odd fucker who can't hold down a job. That's why he's a janitor, or a doorman, or a Fedex guy. He's incompetent.
>>82614037
>While his name is lame indeed
bitch, Ant-Man is a cool as fuck name. You know how awesome ants are?
>>82614617
Ant-man
Something like Formicide sounds much cooler and its a reference to the taxonomic name of ants.
>>82614349
Nigga died in Hulk though
>>82601530
I know for a fact that there are kids who haven't seen the original trilogy. Very few kids in Peter's age group would have seen them. It's not like everyone goes out of their way to pirate old movies or anything.
>>82612190
It was Spider-Man who yelled holy shit, anon.
I love that part when he says he thought it was water tank and Cap is like "nigga, how dumb are you?"
>>82590362
>>82593193
>Abstract entities
>All very much humanoid
>>82590438
http://irl.cs.ucla.edu/papers/right-size.html
>>82614914
Not seeing them and thinking they're obscure are two different things.
>>82615184
>not posting the original girl
>>82615262
Thats not what they really look like thats what human minds perceive them ass, LT probably looks like something that is utterly impossible for us to ever imagine at all since hes beyond everything in the Marvel multiverse.
Wow, I guess the reveal on this one was kindabig.
>>82614209
I want to see the Sotha Sil vs Hank Pym fight
>>82605229
Baldie is Absorbing Man. Thor villain, but really shuffles around the Marvel U, and has fought Hulk and others too. Power is gains the properties of whatever he touches.
>>82615289
Mink is too good for /co/.
>>82615403
Its a shame he's old or dead by now in the current MCU timeline. I like when he shows up in Spider-Man issues and gives Peter someone to really wail on.
>>82601530
that's because no one gives a shit about star wars and doesn't remember it outside the force references and the yoda voice.
There's people on here sperging about how he didn't say AT-AT when in the actual fucking movie itself they are never called anything other than imperial walkers.
>>82615050
no, I'm aware of that, but another guy yelled it too. It was great, everyone laughed.
