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nothing against vin but if anyone should get the nom its cooper for rocket ( waits for tazer to flip his shit)
New York Times Film Critic Wants Vin Diesel To Get Best Supporting Actor Oscar Nomination For Guardians Of The Galaxy
With Oscar season upon us, many film critics are weighing in on who they would like to see nominated.
Manohla Dargis of The New York Times has listed a surprising name for Best Supporting Actor: Vin Diesel for his role as Groot in Guardians of the Galaxy.
The highest grossing film of 2014, Guardians of the Galaxy didn’t lack for memorable characters. Not only was Groot a fan favorite but Diesel had the unenviable task of having to connect with the audience and deliver emotional content with only three words the entire film.
Diesel expressed his gratitude for being included on Dargis’s list.
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Good article, West! Puts a lot of stuff in perspective when these movies go into production after getting the green light. I didn't even think about how doing a ton of press for a single film in the MCU would effect an actor or actress. Hawke was my pick for Strange, maybe we'll luck out and he'll jump over to the DC/WB side like Jason Momoa after he was in talks to play Drax before signing on for Aquaman and JL films.
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even though im happy with the cumberbatch i still wanted matt smith as my number 2 choice . i just think the guy deserves a shot instead of just being known for dr who.Originally posted by The Kid Lantern View Post
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Channing Tatum’s ‘Gambit’ Gets 2016 Release Date; ‘Fantastic Four’ Sequel Moves UpOriginally posted by TazzMission View Postfound this
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wasnt there a discussion that trank is off ff now?Originally posted by W.West View Post
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Originally posted by myuserid View PostLol-all good points. IDK if the Marvel NOW! Pym is different in his personality, but the classic Hank was a reluctant hero (viewing himself as a scientist first), he's protective of Janet (Wasp) to the point of recklessness sometimes, he is not a fan of violence or hurting criminals unnecessarily, and he's responsible for the creation of Ultron. He's not always mentally stable, and he's undergone some particularly erratic periods as Goliath and Yellowjacket.Originally posted by Tazer View PostCheck out my Green Lantern product reviews on Twitter as the Emerald Enthusiast! @EmeraldEnthusi1Comment
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I still wonder if Gambit will appear in X-Men: Apocalypse. I think it would be cool to introduce the character in the film and then spin him off into a solo flick. I'm a little surprise at the October release date though, as that's not really a traditional month for a comic book based film. However, I do realize it may be the best for the film as it won't have much in competition.You just witnessed the strength of geek knowledge. N.W.A., Nerd With Attitude. Straight out of Vulcan!Comment
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This week's cover: The big story behind Marvel's 'Ant-Man'
How long in the making was this week’s exclusive, first-look cover image of Paul Rudd as Ant-Man? Well, that depends how you look at it. While the shrinking, and insect-controlling, hero of Marvel’s Ant-Man (out. July 17) may not be as famous as The Hulk or Thor, he made his comics debut way back in 1962 and a year later co-founded The Avengers with those two aforementioned gents. Back in 2001, the movie’s original director, Edgar Wright (Shaun of the Dead), and fellow Brit Joe Cornish first wrote a treatment for an Ant-Man movie, which means the project long predates the hugely successful Marvel movie universe ushered in by 2008’s Iron Man. Wright remained enthusiastic about the project down the years, telling EW in 2013, “I’d rather do the film with 2015 effects rather than 2005 effects. So it’s all good.” Then, it wasn’t. In May of 2014, Wright unexpectedly exited the project, prompting a blood pressure-raising search by Marvel for a new director which ultimately led them to Bring It On filmmaker Peyton Reed, the man who ultimately welcomed EW to the Ant-Man set outside Atlanta last fall.
While down in Georgia, we got to see Rudd playing thief-turned superhero Scott Lang alongside costars Michael Douglas and Evangeline Lilly—and got the low-down on the production’s tumultuous history. Which actor said they were “devastated” by Wright’s departure? Which actor threatened to walk if they didn’t like the way the script was headed? And which told a joke about the genitalia of moths? You’ll have to read the magazine to find out—but we can reveal that you’ll also get the lowdown on Corey Stoll’s villainous Darren Cross (a.k.a. Yellowjacket) and what Rudd describes as the film’s “mind-blowing” shrinking sequences.
EW, meanwhile, used its own super-secret shrinking technology to cram a bunch of other great stuff into this week’s issue, including a chat-fest with the cast of Girls, a profile of Jessica Chastain, and a record-buying spree with Sleater-Kinney. Plus: we binge on Friends. How you doin’? We humbly suggest that, once you’ve cracked open the issue, you’ll be doin’ just fine.You just witnessed the strength of geek knowledge. N.W.A., Nerd With Attitude. Straight out of Vulcan!Comment
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The costume looks cool, but the head looks photo shopped onto the body. Any bets that Nick Fury will make a cameo in Ant-Man?You just witnessed the strength of geek knowledge. N.W.A., Nerd With Attitude. Straight out of Vulcan!Comment
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