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There is no such thing a wrong opinion.
Only ignorant opinions.
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Reluctantly retired roleplayer.
Except when I'm not.
Why are you here when you should be writing posts?
You can edit a bad draft, but you cannot edit a blank page.
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There is no such thing a wrong opinion.
Only ignorant opinions.
Topher Grace - Venom
Ben Affleck - Daredevil
Brendan Routh - Superman
Brendan Routh - Iron Man Atom
Eric Bana - Bruce Banner
Julian McMahon - Dr. Doom
Chris O'Donnell - Robin
Halle Berry - Catwoman
David Hasselhoff - Nick Fury
Tommy Lee Jones - Two-Face
Spiraling CGI Space Cloud - Galactus
Am I doing this right?
Everyone is entitled to their opinions here.
Well, the Raimi trilogy gave us not just the definitive J. Jonah Jameson, as stated above, but also the definitive Aunt May in the form of Rosemary Harris. (And Cliff Robertson's Uncle Ben, for that matter.)
Josh Keaton's voice just is Spider-Man to me now.
I agree with both Triple J and Aunt May but I think I enjoyed Martin Sheen as Uncle Ben more.
Likewise, I enjoy Michael Clarke Duncan's Kingpin more than I do Vincent D'Onofrio.
Batman for me, I guess it's got to be Christian Bale (I am not including voice performances), but I do like the way Affleck's fights more so than any of his predecessors. Alfred is also a tough choice because I can't really think of a bad live-action version, Gough, Caine, Pertwee and Irons all have their merits. Though for all the things I could say poor of Gotham, I really do like Sean Pertwee's Alfred.
Superman is tough because I really want to give it to Welling but I think I'm going to give it to Reeves if only because by Welling's own admission, he never played Superman, he played Clark Kent for ten years.
Lois though is fully going to Erica Durance which I realize might be a less popular choice in this crowd.
Of the vast collection of television shows, movies, and other live-action representations of our favourite comic book characters, who is your definitive, and if not definitive, favourite or preferable representation of that character.
For example, my definitive Lex Luthor is Michael Rosenbaum.
So how about you guys? Who is your Batman/Superman etc?
For example, my definitive Lex Luthor is Michael Rosenbaum.
So how about you guys? Who is your Batman/Superman etc?
And that is that for the Gwen-Johnny tête-à-tête.
Somehow I suspect Spider-Woman and the Fantastic Four's paths will cross again in the not-so distant future. New York is a pretty small place, after all.
That's a relief. I'm going to the city for the first time next month and I was worried I'd get lost.
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There you go! They're the most compassionate of all!
Or is it just that animals are easier to show compassion for than humans? Hmmm?
I can just see Thor going through the realms, about to fight a dragon and then suddenly he has it on its back, rubbing its belly.
"It was only gas."
Thor was a tough one to crack. He could be eligible for any of the good sides and maybe even the Reds. I chose Indigo mostly for Donald Blake, 'cause doctor.
For animals :P
Indigo Lanterns
The Flash
Green Arrow
Sue Storm
Thor
Huh, never would have put Thor in the 'Compassion' category myself. Interesting.
Black Lanterns
Barbara Norris' Virginity
The Belt That Hung Robin Williams
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And I think I'm dead.
So how about those lantern rings huh?
A lantern ring killed my hamster.
If it is any amusement to you my family and I often joke that she's likely ruling hell by this point.
I didn't see this coming.
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