[THOR MOVIE] I never signed a petition for a fucking Thor movie!
Posted by Roger
| February 06, 2005 03:26AM |
Look at this:
[www.petitionspot.com]
I may surf drunk every once in a while, but I know for sure I NEVER signed a petition to get a Thor movie made. And look, a lot of other people from this board are there, too! I am SO pissed!
[www.petitionspot.com]
I may surf drunk every once in a while, but I know for sure I NEVER signed a petition to get a Thor movie made. And look, a lot of other people from this board are there, too! I am SO pissed!
| February 06, 2005 03:31AM |
More on page 3:
[www.petitionspot.com]
Look, Erik Sjoen is on there, and he's enthusiastic about it without swearing. And John Paras uses proper capitalization and never mentions Voltes V. Now you KNOW it's a fake!
Wasn't there a guy with the handle Thor who hung around here, and actually used language like "yea, verily" in his posts?
[www.petitionspot.com]
Look, Erik Sjoen is on there, and he's enthusiastic about it without swearing. And John Paras uses proper capitalization and never mentions Voltes V. Now you KNOW it's a fake!
Wasn't there a guy with the handle Thor who hung around here, and actually used language like "yea, verily" in his posts?
| February 06, 2005 04:57AM |
| February 06, 2005 09:35AM |
| February 06, 2005 11:30AM |
> FUCKERS!!!
Did you get up early on a Sunday to write that Roger?
When was this petition made? There are some names on there that haven't been active here for quite some time.
You know Roger, I'll bet you Lord What's His Face put your name (and everyone else's) up there as revenge for your subterfuge and general mockery.
Thank you
Super Robot T-Shirts never forget
Did you get up early on a Sunday to write that Roger?
When was this petition made? There are some names on there that haven't been active here for quite some time.
You know Roger, I'll bet you Lord What's His Face put your name (and everyone else's) up there as revenge for your subterfuge and general mockery.
Thank you
Super Robot T-Shirts never forget
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Erik Sjoen (Admin)
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February 06, 2005 11:55AM |
| February 06, 2005 11:57AM |
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MattAlt (Admin)
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February 06, 2005 07:31PM |
| February 07, 2005 04:26PM |
| February 07, 2005 05:44PM |
| February 07, 2005 08:28PM |
What...the...fuck? Those fucking bastards! I mean, the Fantastic4 movie looks like an ass of horse/manchild mix, and now some dickshit is taking our names and putting them on some fake petition? Okay, anybody know any hackers...?
Yo jake, are you talkin; bout me?
"You know Roger, I'll bet you Lord What's His Face put your name (and everyone else's) up there as revenge for your subterfuge and general mockery" :^)
Yo jake, are you talkin; bout me?
"You know Roger, I'll bet you Lord What's His Face put your name (and everyone else's) up there as revenge for your subterfuge and general mockery" :^)
| February 07, 2005 10:23PM |
Fugly said:
"Yo jake, are you talkin; bout me?"
I don't know, am I?
Thank you
Super Robot T-Shirts never change identities
"Yo jake, are you talkin; bout me?"
I don't know, am I?
Thank you
Super Robot T-Shirts never change identities
| February 08, 2005 12:12AM |
| February 08, 2005 03:58AM |
Fugly Wrote:
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> I sure hope not...there was a F4 movie? Really?
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> I'm talking about the new one though...
Yup, and it featured these guys:
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> I sure hope not...there was a F4 movie? Really?
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> I'm talking about the new one though...
Yup, and it featured these guys:
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| February 08, 2005 10:09AM |
I confess it was me, but in all honesty I thought I was signing everyone to M.A.N.B.L.A. (Man Boy Love Association) ha, ha. Just kidding I have no idea how my name or any one else got on that petition. What If a petition like this was responsible for that crap Catwoman movie, I couldn't live knowing my name helped bring out a turd on a wheel movie like that.
| February 08, 2005 01:35PM |
| February 08, 2005 11:59PM |
| February 17, 2005 04:42AM |
Jesus Christ. They even put my name on the fucking list. Thanks a lot Chris or whoever. Bleh.
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| April 09, 2008 05:18PM |
| May 08, 2011 10:06PM |
Soooo.... SIX years later that Thor guy who stole our handles for his petition finally got his wish....
Anyway... I enjoyed the movie. Hardly "Iron Man" but the main actor faired well as Thor (and the actor who played Loki was actually quite good) and those action scenes with him using Mjolnir seriously rocked. I think liked the Asgard stuff much better than the On Earth stuff but that broad comedy seemed to play well with the audience I watched it with...
Anyway... I enjoyed the movie. Hardly "Iron Man" but the main actor faired well as Thor (and the actor who played Loki was actually quite good) and those action scenes with him using Mjolnir seriously rocked. I think liked the Asgard stuff much better than the On Earth stuff but that broad comedy seemed to play well with the audience I watched it with...
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MattAlt (Admin)
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May 09, 2011 01:06AM |
| May 09, 2011 02:32AM |
H-man Wrote:
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> Anyway... I enjoyed the movie. Hardly "Iron Man"
> but the main actor faired well as Thor (and the
> actor who played Loki was actually quite good) and
> those action scenes with him using Mjolnir
> seriously rocked. I think liked the Asgard stuff
> much better than the On Earth stuff but that broad
> comedy seemed to play well with the audience I
> watched it with...
Similar reaction here. It was pretty nifty for what it was, and the Mortal Kombat-Meeyoneer-Frost Giant sequences near the beginning were pure eye candy--ridiculously stupid, but sort of fun.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/09/2011 02:33AM by gingaio.
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> Anyway... I enjoyed the movie. Hardly "Iron Man"
> but the main actor faired well as Thor (and the
> actor who played Loki was actually quite good) and
> those action scenes with him using Mjolnir
> seriously rocked. I think liked the Asgard stuff
> much better than the On Earth stuff but that broad
> comedy seemed to play well with the audience I
> watched it with...
Similar reaction here. It was pretty nifty for what it was, and the Mortal Kombat-Meeyoneer-Frost Giant sequences near the beginning were pure eye candy--ridiculously stupid, but sort of fun.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/09/2011 02:33AM by gingaio.
| May 09, 2011 06:23AM |
| May 09, 2011 12:16PM |
Agreed re: the Asgard action scenes and the Mjolnir (mew-mew) action scenes...all very entertaining. Could have used MOAR DESTROYER. Glad cotton-mouth forged my signature on that petition, back in the day.
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| May 09, 2011 12:21PM |
| May 09, 2011 02:41PM |
It was fun. I like how they didn't play up the "space-alien" angle, and kept a mystical/magical feel to Asgard and the characters.
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| May 11, 2011 07:20PM |
All I could think about during the movie was how Thor's face stopped growing when he was ten years old while the rest of his body made it all the way to thirty. Weird. And I'm starting to think that Natalie Portman's acting talent peaked around 13 years of age...
Mrs. Gcrush said most of the scenes in the film looked like a video game to her. And that it was odd for a society with the technological ability to create wormholes to be using swords in a fight. She also asked what an "Avenger" is and I explained it is simply, "An advanced marketing concept." It got the point across.
Mrs. Gcrush said most of the scenes in the film looked like a video game to her. And that it was odd for a society with the technological ability to create wormholes to be using swords in a fight. She also asked what an "Avenger" is and I explained it is simply, "An advanced marketing concept." It got the point across.
| May 12, 2011 10:23PM |
>Given the source material, I don't think it could've been much better.
Agreed. I had no interest whatsoever in the comics, but I really enjoyed the movie. I think they did a good job of playing it all "straight" yet with an awareness of how goofy the subject matter was (Rennaisance fair references, etc.).
Agreed. I had no interest whatsoever in the comics, but I really enjoyed the movie. I think they did a good job of playing it all "straight" yet with an awareness of how goofy the subject matter was (Rennaisance fair references, etc.).
| May 13, 2011 06:48PM |
Sanjeev wrote:
>I found it offensive
Yeah, the door man fella was a little oddly placed, but Branagh met the Bechddel criteria... only when the two ladies aren't babbling on about how dreamy Thor's rippling abs are.
:) Time travel!
Saw it on Thursday as a reward for getting pencils done. Loved Thor's journey of redemption. Confused at the romance angle, but really satisfied with its peak. And Loki was the guy making the most sense until he flipped out and turned two dimensionally evil faster than you can say "Anakin".
The score, by Branagh-fave Patrick Doyle was majestic and emotionally charged, but lacked hummability. It did its job, but I won't be playing it alongside Elfman, Walker or Williams any time soon. It's a shame, really, because his scores for Dead Again, Henry V and Much Ado were phenomenal.
Over all, very well done, and to date, the best Marvel film since the first Iron Man.
I'd be interested to hear what you folks thought of the 3D. My chum and I were discussing it and it seemed that the pure CGI effects, with a lot of particles (like stars and clouds) and vistas were nice, but not ten-extra-bucks-nice, and the fight scenes were nausea inducing.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/13/2011 06:49PM by RainBot.
>I found it offensive
Yeah, the door man fella was a little oddly placed, but Branagh met the Bechddel criteria... only when the two ladies aren't babbling on about how dreamy Thor's rippling abs are.
:) Time travel!
Saw it on Thursday as a reward for getting pencils done. Loved Thor's journey of redemption. Confused at the romance angle, but really satisfied with its peak. And Loki was the guy making the most sense until he flipped out and turned two dimensionally evil faster than you can say "Anakin".
The score, by Branagh-fave Patrick Doyle was majestic and emotionally charged, but lacked hummability. It did its job, but I won't be playing it alongside Elfman, Walker or Williams any time soon. It's a shame, really, because his scores for Dead Again, Henry V and Much Ado were phenomenal.
Over all, very well done, and to date, the best Marvel film since the first Iron Man.
I'd be interested to hear what you folks thought of the 3D. My chum and I were discussing it and it seemed that the pure CGI effects, with a lot of particles (like stars and clouds) and vistas were nice, but not ten-extra-bucks-nice, and the fight scenes were nausea inducing.
Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 05/13/2011 06:49PM by RainBot.
| May 13, 2011 08:00PM |
| May 13, 2011 08:48PM |
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