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*Plays Ballad of the Wind Fish to wish you out of existence*Skyward sword is my second favorite Zelda ever. I just wanted to see if he knew what I was talking about. My least favorite Zelda is Links awakening. Ii was just lame. No offence to whom ever enjoyed it.
I now 'funny' is subjective. I am just trying to lighten up this thread a bit is all.Did you know that "funny" is a relative term. It's subjective, not objective.
What if I don't want to change?Want help with that? We can definitely help you stop.
This cringe inducing dialogue is typical for those films written by overgrown socially inept adolescents who grossly overestimate their own wit, and think conversation consists entirely of people attempting to upstage each other with pop cultural references and "ironic" zingers. As if a superhuman soldier from World War II would say a line as ridiculous as that! This is what you get when people who are essentially internet nerds write blockbuster movies.
Have you seen the Avengers? He's not trying to upstage anyone. He says "I get that reference" because it was a very old reference that even he gets despite being frozen for decades. Captain America doesn't get most of the modern world.This cringe inducing dialogue is typical for those films written by overgrown socially inept adolescents who grossly overestimate their own wit, and think conversation consists entirely of people attempting to upstage each other with pop cultural references and "ironic" zingers. As if a superhuman soldier from World War II would say a line as ridiculous as that! This is what you get when people who are essentially internet nerds write blockbuster movies.
I understood the context but it is written to set up cheesy lines like that. I can't read dialogue like this without cringing:Have you seen the Avengers? He's not trying to upstage anyone. He says "I get that reference" because it was a very old reference that even he gets despite being frozen for decades. Captain America doesn't get most of the modern world.
Steve Rogers: Big man in a suit of armour. Take that off, what are you?
Tony Stark: Genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist.
Steve Rogers: I know guys with none of that worth ten of you. I've seen the footage. The only thing you really fight for is yourself. You're not the guy to make the sacrifice play, to lay down on a wire and let the other guy crawl over you.
Tony Stark: I think I would just cut the wire.
Steve Rogers: Always a way out... You know, you may not be a threat, but you better stop pretending to be a hero.
Tony Stark: A hero? Like you? You're a lab rat, Rogers. Everything special about you came out of a bottle!
Steve Rogers: Put on the suit. Let's go a few rounds.
Thor: Do not touch me again!
Tony Stark: Then don't take my stuff.
Thor: You have no idea what you are dealing with.
Tony Stark: Uh, Shakespeare in The Park? Doth mother know you weareth her drapes?
Thor: This is beyond you, metal man. Loki will face Asgardian justice.
Tony Stark: He gives up the Cube, he's all yours. Until then, stay out of the way, tourist.
This is imagined nerd dialogue they constantly fantasize about having, not realizing nobody on earth talks like that. It's like when people post ridiculous stories on the internet that didn't happen: the same affectations appear in the dialogue. It's as if these people have the time to pause time mid-dialogue, open a text editor and formulate a perfect comeback filled with extensive pop culture references.Natasha Romanoff: Doctor, we're facing a potential global catastrophe.
Bruce Banner: Well, THOSE I actively try to avoid.
Natasha Romanoff: This is the Tesseract.
[she shows him a photo of the Tesseract on her cell phone]
Natasha Romanoff: It has the potential energy to wipe out the planet.
Bruce Banner: What does Fury want me to do? Swallow it?
Natasha Romanoff: Well, he wants you to find it. It's been taken. It omits a gamma signature that's too weak for us to trace. There's no one that knows gamma radiation like you do. If there was, that's where I'd be.
Bruce Banner: So Fury isn't after the monster?
Natasha Romanoff: Not that he's told me.
Bruce Banner: And he tells you everything?
Natasha Romanoff: Talk to Fury, he needs you on this.
Bruce Banner: He needs me in a cage?
Natasha Romanoff: No one's gonna put you in a...
Bruce Banner: STOP LYING TO ME!
[cringing back, Natasha quickly grabs her gun and points it at Banner]
Bruce Banner: I'm sorry, that was mean. I just wanted to see what you'd do. Why don't we do this the easy way, where you don't use that, and the other guy doesn't make a mess? Okay?
[Natasha, still wary, doesn't lower her gun]
Bruce Banner: Natasha?
Natasha Romanoff: [she lowers her gun and speaks into her earpiece to the SHIELD agents who are surrounding the building outside] Stand down. We're good here.
Bruce Banner: [Banner looks at Natasha in amusement] Just you and me?
There's one cultural reference to Shakespeare in all that text. If you don't want nerd dialog don't watch movies about a guy exposed to radiation so he turns into a green muscle man. It's like watching a Shakespeare play and complaining about the lack of car chases; what did you expect?I understood the context but it is written to set up cheesy lines like that. I can't read dialogue like this without cringing:
This is imagined nerd dialogue they constantly fantasize about having, not realizing nobody on earth talks like that. It's like when people post ridiculous stories on the internet that didn't happen: the same affectations appear in the dialogue. It's as if these people have the time to pause time mid-dialogue, open a text editor and formulate a perfect comeback filled with extensive pop culture references.
"I don't like watching movies for overgrown manchildren about comic book heroes" = "i don't like movies" lolso you don't like watching movies?
Garbage flims.By my part, I also despite certain movies of that type, but I also enjoy other movies that are well made (in my opinion, btw), as Amazing Spiderman I & II and Prince of Persia... I also know that some Batman movies are very interesting and well thinking... but i don't like Batman... :x
That's just the way I feel. Sorry.Get out.
Well I liked the oracles better. But if we can name any handheld, Zelda A Link between worlds would be my number 1 pick, but that's just me.Links Awakening is probably the best handheld Zelda.
Whoa man. no need for words like that. I do support you in a way. If marvel made a Zelda movie, I would be upset, Zelda is a game and should stay as a game. Not some money making film. But I do like the Marvel and DC movies."I don't like watching movies for overgrown manchildren about comic book heroes" = "i don't like movies" lol
You know you're neck deep into nerd ******ry when statements like that come out.
it's a WB movie (strike 1) made by DC (strike 2) to try to fight marvel's success (batter out)For now, pray this movie does not suck.
I didn't really appreciate Super Man until I watched Smallville. I'd recommend it.I've never watched a superman movie and liked it...but then again I just don't like superman.
Edit: I vote that we fill the next couple pages with superhero stuff to drive DF crazy.
I didn't really appreciate Super Man until I watched Smallville. I'd recommend it.
Well thank you for your sure to be long lasting contribution to the social thread. This comment leaves plenty of room for discussion.No **** Sherlock.
I haven't quite grasped why people hate it. I don't think it's a mind-blowingly amazing film, but it's not terrible either.I like Man of Steel. Come at me.
Our bracket pools and the top 32 bracket:Link to the Challonge?
Captain America = Captain Falcon?........................................My head just exploded.
Tried Arrow or The Flash? Both of those have been excellent in my opinion.Smallvilleanything CW is not my cup of tea.
Are the matches online? Where?In news not related to cawmic bwooks (srs business) we had a big 2-day tournament here this weekend with all kinds of Brits, Germans, Luxembourgers, Mexicans and of course Dutchies.
More on Cat's heroism later.
This cringe inducing dialogue is typical for those films written by overgrown socially inept adolescents who grossly overestimate their own wit, and think conversation consists entirely of people attempting to upstage each other with pop cultural references and "ironic" zingers. As if a superhuman soldier from World War II would say a line as ridiculous as that! This is what you get when people who are essentially internet nerds write blockbuster movies.
Communicating through animated images is an outgrowth of that nonsense. Let's not make this our local tributary of tumblrite tears. I recommend a gif blocker to everyone.
I didn't mind Man of Steel. Though I can see why people hated it.I like Man of Steel. Come at me.
Maybe that's the point. Maybe they have the character say lines that no one would say in real life because they don't exist in really life? I don't know. I still thought they were funny.I understood the context but it is written to set up cheesy lines like that. I can't read dialogue like this without cringing:
This is imagined nerd dialogue they constantly fantasize about having, not realizing nobody on earth talks like that. It's like when people post ridiculous stories on the internet that didn't happen: the same affectations appear in the dialogue. It's as if these people have the time to pause time mid-dialogue, open a text editor and formulate a perfect comeback filled with extensive pop culture references.
Me after reading this.So apparently DF thinks that our responses to him about the whole super hero thing is nerd rage lol. At first I was a bit surprised that he would think that, but then I realized that a hipster wouldn't spend enough time around nerds to know what real nerd rage is.
Not really. They say those things because it's what nerds and geeks think is "cool" and so they project themselves onto the character. If anyone here was an actual comic book reader/nerd/connoisseur you would know that the real Tony Stark was an insufferable prick. Horrible character. The suave persona everyone is obsessed with nowadays is all Robert Downey Jr. This is because they knew that the real Tony Stark would be a horrible lead. Heck the current Tony Stark is insufferable enough sometimes. Personally, if I was Captain America and he tried to give me that "I'd cut the wire" crap I'd probably break his jaw with a pimp slap.Maybe that's the point. Maybe they have the character say lines that no one would say in real life because they don't exist in really life? I don't know. I still thought they were funny.