@DrRDizzle i didnt say it was a credible rumor, but i also would have bet against ghost rider showing up in AoS simply based on a flaming chain graphic at SDCC.
@phantom42 Huh, I hadn't thought about that actually. Wouldn't that imply that Flash is active in the present though, which (judging from his appearance in Batman V Superman: Dawn of Justice and his presence in the trailer for Justice League) isn't the case?
@DrRDizzle do we know the timeline on suicide squad yet? wasn't there some sort of flash cameo/reference in BvS (still havent seen it)? i didnt necessarily get the feeling that the flash wasn't public in the JL trailer, so much as he's not been palling around with anyone yet. could still be early in his career
@Himarm Wonder woman was retired long long ago, Aquaman might be living under water most of the time , flash can be to fast to be ever get noticed or maybe bruce never give shit to this stuff before
@AnkitSharma No. We see that Aquaman is hostile to visitors, that Cyborg is still "under construction", and that Flash is only known about thanks to him intervening in a robbery taking place in a store he was already in, in civvie clothes. None of that suggests that they are active heroes.
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Speaking of xbox, microsoft has sent me an offer of 2 months free trial of Hulu.
That being said, there is no reason why the death of Superman couldn't be a trigger to make these other characters start trying to be active heroes, now that the world has lost it's most obvious protector.
> n the most basic sense, Batman V Superman doesn’t just add back in key details to the plot, it also includes a number of extended scenes and subplots that (even in the most subtle instances) allow the audience to linger on interesting conversations longer than before while also clarifying entire story beats that, originally, made characters look stupid, careless, or downright unheroic.
@DrRDizzle dammit. i always swap feige and feig. cant imagine why
ScreenRant.com compiled a list of all the differences. I won't go through the whole list, but some of the more important changes are:
The woman from Nairomi, who in the Theatrical version we only see giving testimony at a Senate hearing, is given a more significant subplot. We run into her a fe...
Does the Ultimate Cut explain why Lex Luthor would use bullets that can only be traced to him when trying to frame Superman? Or why he'd use bullets at all? Because if not, it's pointless.
the bullets were designed to leave no physical evidence so Luthor used them so it would look like Superman killed those people; Lois only got one because it went stray and lodged her notebook and didn't disintigrate?
i might have just made that up but I thought that army guy lois talked to on the bench told her what they were
you know a movie has to be pretty bad when I'm filling in plot holes not just by logic, but by imaging fully shot and edited scenes that didn't exist
@DrRDizzle again, my understanding was they they were designed to "explode" or "shred" on contact, so the wounds wouldn't look like bullet wounds and there would be no trace of slugs left behind.
there are actual bullets that are built to do that, because they're more lethal.
these were just "better at it"... but i may have filled in that bit in my head
yeah but I think the concern was that would be too slow and someone might get away.
> So when you see someone in an Internet discussion reply to a person and say "jet fuel can't melt steel beams" they are usually making a joke — the message they are really sending is "your thinking is insane, like that of a 9/11 truther."
@phantom42 IT have some missing piece , clark's research, few parts of lex's plan, that girl with spectacles and alien holding 3 mother box. most of them are explained in movies.se answer if you want i can link them
io9 (and everyone quoting io9) is reporting that AoS is now allowed to use "classic inhumans" source. only, the quote and context they give in the article doesn't actually say that.
> “We do have a little more freedom,” said Jed Whedon. “We’ve told a couple of seasons of stories but now we do have some more freedom. So when we return to focusing on Inhumans, we’ll be able to do a little bit more.” That freedom, Whedon and Tancharoen said, included being able to use some of the classic Inhumans. We’re pushing for Lockjaw.
some users take it very seriously and demand concrete proof in triplicate that any edits are worth the cost of destroying the sanctity of our active questions tab...
ScreenRant.com compiled a list of all the differences. I won't go through the whole list, but some of the more important changes are:
The woman from Nairomi, who in the Theatrical version we only see giving testimony at a Senate hearing, is given a more significant subplot. We run into her a fe...
