Originally posted by Silent Master
Like I said, your whole argument is based on how things would work in real life. entertainment doesn't have to get everything perfect in order for it to count. that is what suspension of disbelief is all about.
Suspension of disbelief has nothing to do with anything here.
We suppose to be believed that Thor is being pulled when he actually is being pushed? Idiot you.
Originally posted by h1a8
Figurative language.
The full force can be measured by Thor's mass times his acceleration.Figurative language.
Thor experienced heat, radiation, and a net push force.
The actual force (the push force) can be measured within a certain degree of accuracy.
movies are about entertaining us, you twit... when you go see a movie you are supposed to check your rain at the door and hopefully be entertained at what you just watched.. you must think aquaman actually exist, lmao. real life science/physics is not movie science/physics.. you should learn that, but you won't ever
Originally posted by KingD19
Is h1 still saying what the movie says doesn't matter, only what he says matters? Because we all know h1's opinion overrules what the movie directly states and shows. -sarcasm-
Originally posted by Silent MasterSuspension of disbelief doesn't apply here. How can Thor experience gravity pull when he was pushed away? Clearly the writer didn't write any gravity force in the scene.
Again, entertainment doesn't have to get everything perfect in order for it to count. that is what suspension of disbelief is all about.
The more you argue the point the dumber you appear.
Originally posted by Silent Master
It's what he does, you'll notice that he only applies the RL argument when it helps his side.
RL physics has nothing to do with anything here.
You want to believe Thor was pulled when it was shown he was pushed. You are an idiot troll.
Originally posted by BruceSkywalkerAnd figurative language is still figurative language.
movies are about entertaining us, you twit... when you go see a movie you are supposed to check your rain at the door and hopefully be entertained at what you just watched.. you must think aquaman actually exist, lmao. real life science/physics is not movie science/physics.. you should learn that, but you won't ever
Originally posted by Nibedicus
Wasn’t that explained as a parody of h1’s posting style? Or you talking about another post? Pls quote what you mean.
Originally posted by The Spectre+
Inhuman claimed the building supes carried (effortlessly btw) must have been very light. saying that the point of contact wouldnt have allowed the building to remain intact.
so where was the s.o.b??
what did he base that on??
He was making fun of h1’s posting style. It was a joke, a parody, a sham, a flimflam, a mockery.
Hope that clears things up.
Suspension of disbelief tells us that gravity isn’t affecting Thor.
We are shown Thor getting pushed away (not pulled).
We are shown Thor standing at the star talking with no forces acting on him. In other words, replace Thor with Superman and we would get the same result.
Also, Silent downplayed Superman's black hole feat by saying Lois wasn't harmed. Silent downplayed Superman's tectonic plate feat, suggesting that he used equipment to do it when clearly it was a reference to Reeve's Superman.