Originally posted by Juk3n
No. Thats not how physics works. Pete weighs 160lbs, Cap weighs 200lbs. It doesn't matter how strong pete is, if he's caught a little off balance then the strength counts for less.Thor is miles stronger than Cap. Cap can suplex thor.
Yes yes. I know how simple real world physics work man. With the amount of "quantification" I do, I better. Lol. 😛
That is why I used that example specifically.
The same "comic-book movie physics law" that prevented Spiderman (a 160 lbs kid) to instantly stop and catch a 3000 lbs car traveling at 40mph without flying back into the bus should have stopped him from being pulled by a spinning 250 (?) lbs Steve.
Do we ignore the strict application of physics for one instance and simply allow it for another? Or should we be consistent (based on character showings) across the board?
And it doesn't look like he was caught off balance either, he was braced and pulling against Cap's strength (1:43).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cDftrHk0PwM
Admittedly, the scene is a bit of a head scratcher for me, too.
Edit. Here is the Spiderman car catch (0:58).
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JHKCcEcljCM