[Iron Man 3] is out now! Man of Steel coming soon.

Zonugal

Grant Ward.

Specialist.

Athenor

Wait.. those.. timelines... *scratches head* Oh man.

I wonder where the QR codes go.

Zonugal

Jimothy wrote: »

Or that Clark Gregg could ever be six foot

He's 5' 9" in real life.

Gatsby

Maybe it's because of the scans, but those feel more like student cards than government IDs.

Jimothy

Zonugal wrote: »

Jimothy wrote: »

Or that Clark Gregg could ever be six foot

He's 5' 9" in real life.

Cool, we're the same height

Let me tell you, six feet is distinctly, noticeably taller

Also leaves you with a different build than me and Coulson

Zonugal

Somehow I feel Coulson's issue date should be a bit older.

Jimothy

Wait, yeah, somebody try scanning those QR codes

Gatsby

It's weird finding out I'm taller than certain actors and people.

Zonugal

Jimothy wrote: »

Zonugal wrote: »

Jimothy wrote: »

Or that Clark Gregg could ever be six foot

He's 5' 9" in real life.

Cool, we're the same height

Let me tell you, six feet is distinctly, noticeably taller

Also leaves you with a different build than me and Coulson

But you have to take into account the apple box.

Because every actor is on an apple box.

Zonugal

Also, how crazy is it that Clark Gregg is married to Jennifer Grey?

dspimoni

Maximum wrote: »

How not to stage your publicity stunt in 2013

The idiot was lucky no one in the theater was carrying a concealed weapon and having a thirst for vigilante justice. Dumb, dumb, dumb.

Antimatter

really doubt those QR codes work what with the circles in the middles

Athenor

Antimatter wrote: »

really doubt those QR codes work what with the circles in the middles

Ever seen Zappos or Nintendo QR codes? The data in the middle can be skipped.

Turambar

Not working for me at least, holding my phone up to the monitor

Kilroy

I saw iron man 3 again tonight

I love that

Rhodey apparently cruises around in his armor wearing jeans and a polo

Antimatter

Turambar wrote: »

Not working for me at least, holding my phone up to the monitor

same

Theodore Floosevelt

I don't care how tall Coulson is, I just care if he can dunk

Antimatter

Theodore Floosevelt wrote: »

I don't care how tall Coulson is, I just care if he can dunk

white men can't jump

Jimothy

We still don't know who Gunn is playing

Or if he's just in the pilot or recurring or what

does not appear to be main cast

Langly

This movie was good

I enjoyed it a lot

Grey Ghost

Langly wrote: »

This movie was good

I enjoyed it a lot

I don't believe you

ThatDudeOverThere

Theodore Floosevelt wrote: »

I don't care how tall Coulson is, I just care if he can dunk

if the basket is a criminal's face and the ball is a pack of donuts then yes

Theodore Floosevelt

Antimatter wrote: »

Theodore Floosevelt wrote: »

I don't care how tall Coulson is, I just care if he can dunk

white men can't jump

this is true

perhaps Coulson could use the ball to propel himself into prime jamming position using the b-ball in a mjolnir fashion

UnbreakableVow

Aw man, I missed the "let's pre-judge every character based on a single promotional shot" discussion

Cheeseliker

The movie is decent. First one is better. Just...some dumb stuff in this one.

Like, Tony's solution to every situation is to jerk his arms around until his armor flies at him. Seriously, that happens at least three or four times in the movie. He's being shot at? Get the armor, he's chained up? Get the armor. C'mon. And then the whole Pepper judo-punching a robot out of the sky and...yeah. Just too silly and over the top for me. My suspension of disbelief could not handle some things.

Jimothy

Zonugal wrote: »

Somehow I feel Coulson's issue date should be a bit older.

I mean, I don't think that's when they all joined SHIELD

Aren't Ward and May supposed to be veteran agents

And this isn't Coulson's first rodeo

What's weird to me is how arbitrary (and sometimes short) the validity periods are on these things

Does something happen in the second season where some of them have to take a test to get renewed

UnbreakableVow

Cheeseliker wrote: »

The movie is decent. First one is better. Just...some dumb stuff in this one.

Like, Tony's solution to every situation is to jerk his arms around until his armor flies at him. Seriously, that happens at least three or four times in the movie. He's being shot at? Get the armor, he's chained up? Get the armor. C'mon. And then the whole Pepper judo-punching a robot out of the sky and...yeah. Just too silly and over the top for me. My suspension of disbelief could not handle some things.

Did you see The Avengers

It had aliens in it

Antimatter

UnbreakableVow wrote: »

Aw man, I missed the "let's pre-judge every character based on a single promotional shot" discussion

young people

are

terrible

UnbreakableVow

You are aware you're young, right

DE?AD

Cheeseliker wrote: »

The movie is decent. First one is better. Just...some dumb stuff in this one.

Like, Tony's solution to every situation is to jerk his arms around until his armor flies at him. Seriously, that happens at least three or four times in the movie. He's being shot at? Get the armor, he's chained up? Get the armor. C'mon. And then the whole Pepper judo-punching a robot out of the sky and...yeah. Just too silly and over the top for me. My suspension of disbelief could not handle some things.

I've heard that last complaint enough that I really wish they'd come out and said

Extremis enhanced reflexes and coordination.

It's right there.

TrippyJing

I like that

Tony parked his armor with the motorcycles.

Stilts

Cheeseliker wrote: »

The movie is decent. First one is better. Just...some dumb stuff in this one.

Like, Tony's solution to every situation is to jerk his arms around until his armor flies at him. Seriously, that happens at least three or four times in the movie. He's being shot at? Get the armor, he's chained up? Get the armor. C'mon. And then the whole Pepper judo-punching a robot out of the sky and...yeah. Just too silly and over the top for me. My suspension of disbelief could not handle some things.

Sorry, but Pepper doing kung-fu was fantastic.

Also, are you seriously complaining that one of Tony's common solutions to surviving a dangerous situation is to...become Iron Man? Really?

Sir Platypus

I remember introducing my friend to the "A Funny Thing Happend on the Way to Thor's Hammer" before we saw The Avengers. Mostly because a certain event was spoiled for me so I decided to make it more effective for him.

He was not happy that I played with his emotions over fictional characters.

Antimatter

UnbreakableVow wrote: »

You are aware you're young, right

i hate myself and want to die, yes

Zonugal

UnbreakableVow wrote: »

Aw man, I missed the "let's pre-judge every character based on a single promotional shot" discussion

Nah, you could revive it.

I believe in you UV!!!

Zonugal

@Antimatter, let me tell you of the young people...

UnbreakableVow

Antimatter wrote: »

UnbreakableVow wrote: »

You are aware you're young, right

i hate myself and want to die, yes

Well, stop it

Also, shows with young people can be pretty great

What Marvel's done with film is pretty great

What Joss Whedon's done with Marvel and shows with young people is pretty great

If I had to guess: Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. - Pretty great

Zonugal

Hey @Robert Khoo, have you seen Iron Man 3 yet?

If not, why!?!

Undead Scottsman

Zonugal wrote: »

Hey Robert Khoo, have you seen Iron Man 3 yet?

If not, why!?!

Because Khoo IS Iron Man.

Jimothy

Antimatter wrote: »

UnbreakableVow wrote: »

Aw man, I missed the "let's pre-judge every character based on a single promotional shot" discussion

young people

are

terrible

Are you telling me you aren't excited for Skye and Jemma Simmons

Agents of V.A.V.A.V.O.O.M.