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ASTOUNDING New Movie Character Who Will Be The "Jurassic Park" Of This Era!!!
Unbelievable new technology has allowed supercomputers to create the first actual lifelike character ever seen by humanity's eyes:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWDyoO42qIw
What do you think? Are you ready for this amazing new technology used in the new movies to come?
Originally posted by Bardock42
Captain America is a pretty horrible hero. Yet, I won't be too quick to judge.
He was created to give hope to America during the WW2 era and turned AGAINST the American government several times in his life and was killed after having waged war against the American government in the end and fighting for our people.
What's not to like?
Originally posted by GlobalTechDept
He was created to give hope to America during the WW2 era and turned AGAINST the American government several times in his life and was killed after having waged war against the American government in the end and fighting for our people.
What's not to like?
He's an Aryan ubermensch 😐
Created during WWII.
Originally posted by ragesRemorse
Dark Knight..,Spiderman?
Because Heath died? I honestly don't think either one was better than Jurassic Park. I think the movie was excellent, and stayed true enough to the book without being an unrecognizable aberration. The animitronic dinosaurs were way more real-looking and impressive than any CGI's of today's films. If the movie was identical to the book, it would've been over 12 hours long, but Spielberg took what he needed to keep without having a completely different plot. In the book, Dr. Grant was a raging alcoholic and Dr. Malcolm was an even bigger *******; I would've liked to see that in the movie, other than that I wouldn't change anything when it came to the story.
Originally posted by GlobalTechDept
Hitler's dream and ideal man
😂 😂 😂
Originally posted by xmarksthespot
And I really don't know how well the character covered in stars and stripes will sell at the box office outside the US.
Not that anything outside of America rely matters, but Superman (and Batman for that matter) is far more of an American icon than Captain America; it did well in the foreign box-office.
Originally posted by Quiero Mota
Because Heath died? I honestly don't think either one was better than Jurassic Park. I think the movie was excellent, and stayed true enough to the book without being an unrecognizable aberration. The animitronic dinosaurs were way more real-looking and impressive than any CGI's of today's films. If the movie was identical to the book, it would've been over 12 hours long, but Spielberg took what he needed to keep without having a completely different plot. In the book, Dr. Grant was a raging alcoholic and Dr. Malcolm was an even bigger *******; I would've liked to see that in the movie, other than that I wouldn't change anything when it came to the story.
JP had CGI too.
Originally posted by RobtardSuperman as an icon exceeds the borders of the US, that's why it did reasonably in foreign gross (although overall if we're talking about SR it's box office was underwhelming)... as recognizable as Mickey Mouse. As to whether outside the US matters, Superman Returns was probably only saved from being considered a complete flop by it's foreign gross. I don't think Captain America will have that luxury if it doesn't perform in the US.
Not that anything outside of America rely matters, but Superman (and Batman for that matter) is far more of an American icon than Captain America; it did well in the foreign box-office.
Originally posted by GlobalTechDept
Unbelievable new technology has allowed supercomputers to create the first actual lifelike character ever seen by humanity's eyes:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWDyoO42qIw
What do you think? Are you ready for this amazing new technology used in the new movies to come?
That video was complete shit, you dumbass fanboy.
"On May 5, 2008 (after the success of Iron Man), Marvel announced the film The First Avenger: Captain America for a May 6, 2011 release"
You're saying 4 months after announcing there will be a film, they have already casted the role, or created a CGI role, or whatever the hell is going on...before even having a script or director.