I kind of doubt that Quill hails from the Hunan Province.
Plus, of course, Hulk was in The Avengers.Indeed. They seem to have disowned it.Poor The Incredible Hulk.
Not really, they've made mention to it a few times. It's just not highly referenced at this point.
Avengers, Banner: "Last time I was in NY I kinda destroyed Harlem"
Avengers, Banner: "I got low, I put a gun in my mouth and the Other guy spent it back out" (reference to a deleted scene actually but it's on the DVD)
AoS: Reference to Blonsky being in the "Fridge"
Yeah, it's not like Marvel Studios is losing money. Did the movie really do so badly? Plus, a sequel would probably do better since it would tie in to the incredibly (pardon the word) successful Avengers movie.They haven't disowned it continuity-wise, but they've certainly disowned it promotion-wise. It's the Jimmy Carter of MCU films.
I didn't know that. Very interesting.I'm suprised that no one mentionedis supposed to be in the post credits scene.Richard Rider
Cool. It's a good title and appropriate to the story. It would have fit perfectly if they used it here.Here's what the Netflix UK cover (from the dvd/blu ray discs) looks like.
It didn't flop outright, but it underperformed to about the same extent as Ang Lee's Hulk.Yeah, it's not like Marvel Studios is losing money. Did the movie really do so badly?
They'll probably have another crack at a Hulk film given how popular the character was in The Avengers.Plus, a sequel would probably do better since it would tie in to the incredibly (pardon the word) successful Avengers movie.
It always works better IMO when the title card appears near the start of the movie.Cool. It's a good title and appropriate to the story. It would have fit perfectly if they used it here.Here's what the Netflix UK cover (from the dvd/blu ray discs) looks like.
How did that version of the title card moment look in the UK theatres, anyway?
Most people on either side of the Atlantic really don't seem to have much trouble telling the US superheroes from the UK superspies, do they?
No it didn't. I've checked the US version and it's exactly the same font, style, size, positioning etcHow did that version of the title card moment look in the UK theatres, anyway?
Pretty crap. The audience I saw it with either laughed or looked on in confusion (for the ones that hadn't heard about the name change).
On DVD it doesn't seem to bad but in the cinema you could tell it was a cheap replacement for the proper one.
Despite it being "risky" because it's got a talking tree and a talking raccoon, everything I've seen with this film looks awfully safe that it seems "Vanilla." Look at the scene where StarLord takes the relic and is questioned by some guards in the first trailer. We later can see how he escapes and it's so "safe" and "routine" for these kinds of films (they shoot at him, he ducks, the wall explodes, and while still leaning down, he fires some kind of rocket that propels him out the hole that was just made). Also the humor seems overly snarky and and the style in which it is acted and filmed has no style to it whatsoever. It should a be a SyFy film
How did that version of the title card moment look in the UK theatres, anyway?
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