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>> ^gwiz665:

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Fixed and thanks. Crazy Viacom!!

This is a deleted scene from the training montage in Rocky IV.

Thor was great. Straight forward, good spectacle, like a good comic book.
>> ^VoodooV:

tell me...how do you have plausible character development for Thor and Loki, a couple of demi gods.
when you take into consideration this is a comic book movie...and on top of it, the only reason the movie existed was to introduce Thor for the later Avengers movie...I thought they did pretty good.

>> ^VoodooV:

tell me...how do you have plausible character development for Thor and Loki, a couple of demi gods.
when you take into consideration this is a comic book movie...and on top of it, the only reason the movie existed was to introduce Thor for the later Avengers movie...I thought they did pretty good.


thats why i used the word tepid.
it was ok.pretty god is fine as well.
i disagree with the dismissal of character development.i was a huge thor fan when i was a kid and there is a ton of back story concerning loki and thor (along with massive amounts of lore) but the movie really didnt touch on those things.not in any substanstive way to relay their complicated brother relationship.in my opinion anyways.

thank god joss whedon went in a different direction and portrayed thor much closer to the comic books (even his gleeful physical bouts with the hulk).

i mean think about it.while nolan has done a fantastic job with batman.singer dropped the ball with superman and green lantern was an abomination and due to those two last failures we may never see a justice league movie.

character development and plot wrapped in a tasty story is vital to a good movie.even if that movie happens to be based on super hero comic books.

>> ^pumkinandstorm:

I have the biggest crush on him. Thanks for making my day.


Who wouldn't? I'm straight as an arrow, but have no problems admitting he's stunning

>> ^CrushBug:

This is like a deleted scene or something, right? I don't remember it at all.


Nope, the very first scene.

This is like a deleted scene or something, right? I don't remember it at all.

http://videosift.com/video/Kill-Bill-vol-2-Deleted-Scene

>> ^UsesProzac:

Whoa, who was the guy with the word salad at the end? I liked the continuity error; after he tore off his shirt, it was whole again.


That's Rick Shapiro...he's just fucking amazing.

>> ^cito:

that's not a deleted scene
that is Stephen Merchant and Ricky Gervais with Karl Pilkington and this recording is from their XFM radio days.
I have the entire XFM Ricky Gervais shows downloaded and remember this one
http://www.pilkipedia.co.uk/wiki/index.php?title=Xfm_Shows

they aired from 2001 to 2005 on XFM, before the Ricky Gervais Podcast started.
someone took the audio and overdubbed it onto a Portal 2 video.


I was pretty sure it wasn't, thanks for knowing

that's not a deleted scene

that is Stephen Merchant and Ricky Gervais with Karl Pilkington and this recording is from their XFM radio days.

I have the entire XFM Ricky Gervais shows downloaded and remember this one

http://www.pilkipedia.co.uk/wiki/index.php?title=Xfm_Shows


they aired from 2001 to 2005 on XFM, before the Ricky Gervais Podcast started.

someone took the audio and overdubbed it onto a Portal 2 video.

you like dicks?>> ^dag:

I actually like this. Han Solo being a bit of dick is part of his character, and this works.

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>> ^Gallowflak:

Nah. This sort of abrasive bullshit would've been appropriate in IV, maybe. In Empire, the film introduces him really well; he's developed from his childish hedonistic bullshit, but he's still a bit of a douche, self-absorbed - perhaps only superficially - and there's sufficient antagonism to make him an interesting character.
But the Han here is just being a cunt. It's so blunt and ridiculous that it would shut down the empathic process the audience goes through with the character. The thing with Han is that the good outweighs the bad and here, in this scene, it's like they're trying to tip the scales the other way. It's out of place, it's wrong for the film, the character arc and the character itself.
Another thing is that, through almost all the films, whenever Han was being a dick he was still likeable to an extent. But this scene just makes him seem really ugly.


Well said. It's interesting to see the scene though, all these years later. It's also interesting that what they cut out here was better and had more emotion than anything in the prequels as @GeeSussFreeK pointed out.