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Serious question, salty as it sounds: am I the only one who would have liked these things to remain a mystery? Things met in the dark void that instilled utter horror and remained a cold, merciless and unknown quantity? Instead of endless LORE that diminishes them with each outing?

I'd watch the hell out of that.

I can't remember where I saw it, probably in the original thread but there was a fix for it. No electronics are bulletproof and failure is always possible.

It was gross but mainly...just dumb.

It does. This is the first Marvel project I've been excited for in years. Based on the trailer, anyway.

What MCU Hulk?

100%

Most of the time when 'lore evolves' it gets over-complicated and/or loses the element of mystery ... I can't get behind the origin story presented to us. Personally I think it's a mess. But having these things on the loose and widespread would make for an interesting problem and some horrific...

This thread gives me whiplash every time I read it. The above quotes basically encapsulate the last 70 pages or so :lol ... I still quite like it and still consider it an overall improvement in spite of some obvious flaws. And I've owned both DX09 and Returns so I'm not driving blind. Of...

I don't know how big Superman: The Movie really was; surely not as big as Star Wars at any rate, although if memory serves there was a lot of buzz surrounding the film and Cracked (or was it Mad) magazine targeted him for a parody -- Super Duper Man or some such.

Fair. So the decision to be made is whether we're sticking to speculative fiction (fantasy & sci-fi) or including action heroes in general. In which case we have to keep spies and detectives and adventurers in, and Sam Spade gets in. The attempted exercise is to find the *one* that had the most...

Yeah, that makes sense. He's more of an antihero but guess he kinda straddles the line a bit.

I've never actually seen the film, but I know Bogart was huge. I forgot Pirates completely. I guess we need to add in Indiana Jones ... the categories can't always be singular because there are certain eras wherein we had an embarrassment of cinematic riches. I'd agree. Really? Not sure I...

I'm leaning towards Logan or Spidey, but as far as being influential or a 'household name' maybe its actually Deadpool given how unexpected it was at the time. LOL at the Rey inclusion. :ROFLMAO:

Well, we need a separate category for anti-heroes and villains.

I want to say Black Panther ... his influence was so sadly cut short.

Back at it. So what I'm trying to pin down is a singular character that dominated pop cultural consciousness or heavily influenced it, in cycles running approximately every 6-10 years. 1920 - Zorro 1930 - Flash Gordon (3 film serials, '36, '38, '40) 1940 - According to Wikipedia, sales of...

Ah, an optimist I see. :lol Seriously though, I hope you're right. :duff

At least it's not Tom Cruise.

I feel like 2.0 and DX09 are neck and neck. The DX09 is evocative and moody, the 2.0 seems to have more realism especially owing to modern manufacturing.