The C3G Cave - Hangout

[Spidey'tilIDie]

Here. @IAmBatman

[japes]

They are currently out of stock with the exception of Raphael but the four turtles are $10 unless but you can save a buck on Raph since they used the same scuplt and his mask is red either way getting figure 001. Anyways I'm almost positive that the starter set is the same sculpts as 101, 102, 103, & 104. The all red versions are 001, 002, 003, & 004. Again since Raph is Red either way you can get either one but the 00# are $1.49 each and the 10# are running $2.49 each.

[Yodaking]

A small independent film studio is releasing just their 13th film tonight that I want to go see. It's called Civil War. Anyone heard about this? Looks pretty good. The critics seem to like it too, but you know critics and their love of Indy films.

[quozl]

Spoiler alert!

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Lincoln dies at the end.

[Smithy Winfred]

Originally Posted by quozl

Spoiler alert!

Spoiler Alert!

Lincoln dies at the end.

Now you ruined it

[Hahma]

Poor Spidey

[Hogg]

Wow, that was amazing. The MCU just got shaken up big time.

[Smithy Winfred]

Originally Posted by Hogg

Wow, that was amazing. The MCU just got shaken up big time.

I agree, it was nice to see a plotline with a bit of thought behind it (very similar in that way to Winter Soldier). The fight scenes were epic and they did a very good job of keeping control of all the different characters.

Some maybe spoilers

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Paul Rudd's Ant-Man really stole the show every second he was in (which, granted, was not a lot) but his character really interacts well with the other members of the Avengers, and it was cool to see him in a situation where the entire plot did not rest on his shoulders. Spider Man was also incredibly well done, not sure if him only being in it for a short time frame made it easier to capture his character, but he felt really solid and well fleshed out, and the new actor did a great job as well, he was a nice mix between Tobey McGuire's super nerd and Andrew Garfield's wise cracking.

Zemo was also very well done, although very unlike any of his comic appearances. He fought with his mind, which really made him a breath of fresh air from the enemies in many of the other MCU movies.

[cwidje]

Originally Posted by Smithy Winfred

I agree, it was nice to see a plotline with a bit of thought behind it (very similar in that way to Winter Soldier). The fight scenes were epic and they did a very good job of keeping control of all the different characters.

Some maybe spoilers

Spoiler Alert!

Paul Rudd's Ant-Man really stole the show every second he was in (which, granted, was not a lot) but his character really interacts well with the other members of the Avengers, and it was cool to see him in a situation where the entire plot did not rest on his shoulders. Spider Man was also incredibly well done, not sure if him only being in it for a short time frame made it easier to capture his character, but he felt really solid and well fleshed out, and the new actor did a great job as well, he was a nice mix between Tobey McGuire's super nerd and Andrew Garfield's wise cracking.

Zemo was also very well done, although very unlike any of his comic appearances. He fought with his mind, which really made him a breath of fresh air from the enemies in many of the other MCU movies.

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Where did the "other Winter Soldiers" plotline come from?

[Smithy Winfred]

Originally Posted by cwidje

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Where did the "other Winter Soldiers" plotline come from?

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Granted it wasn't a completely original idea, but it did have some interesting twists and turns that I found very enjoyable. It didn't change my life, but it was a level above most of the other Marvel movies, IMO

[Yodaking]

Wow! That movie was fantastic.

[Tornado]

Best Spider-Man movie ever!

For some reason they kept trying to tell a Captain America story.