How is the future, man? Are there jetpacks? Is Justin Bieber still a thing?
Buffista Movies 7: Brides for 7 Samurai
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Yeah, I saw Warren Ellis' name on a line with a bunch of other comic writers that did significant Iron Man stuff, like Bob Layton and David Micheline.
Ah, imdb is listing Mike Massa as lead stunt double on IM3. The credit may have been on its own line somewhere rather than the big stunt section I was looking through in the theater.
Oh, god, speaking of "doubles" I swear there was an awful Cheadle doubling--you see Rhodey approaching a wall, and what flashed through my head was "who's the new black guy in the polo shirt?" followed by "why are all the black guys in polo shirts?" before realising it was supposed to be him. It was blurry, but it felt like they blurred weirdly.
I hope he and Ray Bradbury are having a great time in the afterlife, playing with toy monsters.
It couldn't have outdone the bad doubling for the Russian mobster in the Avengers scene where Black Widow wrapped the chain around his neck. That stand-in was obviously taller, thinner, and had a wig that looked like someone rubbed an overfull lint trap from a clothes dryer over his head. It was really barely a step up from Princess Vespa's stunt double in Spaceballs.
I'm assuming you preferred the suddenly-male Black Widow during her chair flip?
I missed that one... and dammit, too busy at work this afternoon to run home and pop in my DVD to see how I could have missed it!
The Ender's Game trailer is out:
Hopefully they haven't frelled up the ending quite as badly as the trailer makes it look...