3D was kinda useless with this movie IMO

Holy... See, this is why I should have seen Thor.



I didn't realize that The Infinity Gauntlet itself had actually appeared, and that's why I was placing my bets on Thanos War, which involves The Avengers more heavily. Only a handful of the movie Avengers were really involved with The Infinity Gauntlet. (which, coincidentally, I happen to be reading right now) You'd have to switch up a lot of character roles to get this to work. In particular, the Silver Surfer is a pretty major character in the miniseries, and I don't see him even being considered for this. They could potentially work in Dr. Strange as a side character, since apparently, there are plans for making a movie about him, which could also potentially introduce Adam Warlock if necessary. (although if we're getting a Strange adaptation, the villain is almost certainly going to be Dormammu) I think that a different cast and a stand alone film would be better for The Infinity Gauntlet, but I'm not complaining if we get it adapted in some form or another. (Though Marvel really should do a different animated version around the same time for good measure, so they can have a lot more freedom with the cast, and as a result, the accuracy to the original comic.)


I think that it was okay, but it could have been better. For instance, they did a few good scenes with flying shrapnel... but everything they did with that, I have to say, Transformers just did better. Say what you will about the other parts of those films, as I have a ton of quips with them, even as a large fan of the series, but the special effects were fantastic, and they didn't slouch on what they did with the 3D.

My bad.

this is #5 my first 4 are the underworld series i give it a 9

Shut Up And Take My Money!!!

You took the words right of my mouth.

It gives us a good potential point to start off from, though. Thanos could break into Asgard, steal the gauntlet, roflpwn Odin to display his power, Loki could suck up to him like Mephisto and Thor could go to Earth to alert everyone.

Awesomeness ensues.

How do you mistake Thanos for Galactus? I mean, they're both purple and wear funny headgear, but besides that, it wouldn't make sense with his character. Why would he need an army or a Cosmic Cube?

I think that cinema in general should leave the character alone, unless there's a successful adaptation of the Fantastic Four and they want him to polish off a trilogy, and even then they'd have to tread carefully. Honest to goodness, there's only been one really good serious adaptation of the character outside of the comics, and that was during the extremely short-lived Silver Surfer cartoon from '98. (which was, by the way, pretty good)