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[Brian in Mesa]

I think he could pull of Wolverine, actually. He's much too tall to match the comic lore, but so was Jackman.

Driver (6'2.5") is even taller than Jackman (6'1.5") and Jackman is nearly 11 inches taller than Wolverine (5'3") of the comics. Heck, even Tom Cruise is 4 inches taller than Wolverine of the comics.

 

[Devilmaycare]

I think he could pull of Wolverine, actually. He's much too tall to match the comic lore, but so was Jackman.

I can see him as wolverine more than Reed. My only concern is if he can pull off the facial hair.

 

[Brian in Mesa]

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[Stout]

Driver? As Wolverine? Yinz are nuts. I don't love him for RR either, but it isn't outlandish.

 

[puckhead]

Driver? As Wolverine? Yinz are nuts. I don't love him for RR either, but it isn't outlandish.

You lost me at "Yinz."

 

[Stout]

You lost me at "Yinz."

I like to lean into the regional dialect because my yinzer accent is atrocious lol

 

[Covert Rain]

I don’t get that at all. Don’t know why they didn’t stick with the dude from the office. I thought he was perfect.

John Krasinski was perfect IMO. Driver? No.

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[Ronin]

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[Brian in Mesa]

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[Ronin]

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[Devilmaycare]

Umm, WHAT?

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[GatorAZ]

It was never gonna happen but MCU films should’ve ended with Endgame and just branched out the streaming shows.

 

[Brian in Mesa]

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[puckhead]

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I never had any idea of this fact. One of the best movie remakes ever done, imo.

 

[Brian in Mesa]

Another rumor. Margot Robbie as Sue Storm.

FANTASTIC FOUR: Margot Robbie Has Reportedly Been Offered Sue Storm/Invisible Woman Role By Marvel Studios

Well, this is a big one! According to a new rumour, Marvel Studios has put out an offer to Harley Quinn: Birds of Prey star Margot Robbie to play the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s Sue Storm in Fantastic Four.

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[Brian in Mesa]

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[Brian in Mesa]

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[Brian in Mesa]

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[Chaplin]

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Wow. Started off pretty simple, but then went completely bonkers. Amazing stuff.

 

[puckhead]

Wow. Started off pretty simple, but then went completely bonkers. Amazing stuff.

1964! Like, how?

 

[Chaplin]

1964! Like, how?

Only thing I can think of is that the camera operator gets off the crane at the top, walks through that gaming parlor and gets on another crane at the other end. But that steadicam work (or whatever they used) was absolutely top notch.

 

[puckhead]

Only thing I can think of is that the camera operator gets off the crane at the top, walks through that gaming parlor and gets on another crane at the other end. But that steadicam work (or whatever they used) was absolutely top notch.

I don't even think steadicam was invented for another decade or so, so yeah, someone came up with one hell of a solution for that shot. So powerful presented that way too. It wasn't just showing off a camera technique, but genuinely servicing the story.

 

[Devilmaycare]

Only thing I can think of is that the camera operator gets off the crane at the top, walks through that gaming parlor and gets on another crane at the other end. But that steadicam work (or whatever they used) was absolutely top notch.

I was wondering if they might have had the cameraman in a harness and kept clipping him onto different lines for the movement. The crowd flyover after the cigar rolling gave me the idea for it.

 

[Devilmaycare]

Wow, this would have been genius if they could have done it.

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[Chaplin]

I don't even think steadicam was invented for another decade or so, so yeah, someone came up with one hell of a solution for that shot. So powerful presented that way too. It wasn't just showing off a camera technique, but genuinely servicing the story.

Yeah steadicam was invented in 1976, so not sure how they got it that smooth.