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Old 06-23-2012, 09:35 AM   #154
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Originally Posted by Stryker View Post
Because these 'pants tents' are totally acceptable when you're pretending to be leonardo when you have a few hours alone at home. OK THEN. Keep thinking that bro. I can't believe there are people out there that are into that whole 'video games are for big losers' thing.

It's doubly dumbfounding when you're sitting there talking about dressing up like a ninja turtle.
Yea, bra! Honestly don't care about what you think bout dressing up as a Turtle (which I do for Cons) - I like having fun in life, don't know about you. I don't think video games are for losers, but the amount of time I've seen you troll here + b*tch about video games and how the Batman games wouldn't work on a Turtles platform because blah blah blah I'd assume you'd spend most of your time attached to a TV, while I only spend a fraction of time at a Con dressed as a Turtle.

Whateeeeev, why are we attacking eachother's personal priorities again? I almost forgot at this point. It's silly. Let's just agree to disagree.

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That's just one character though and all of his development was done in Thor. Every character in that movie had development ELSEWHERE. Avengers was just the big event where they all came together.

I would say that Loki actually regressed as a character in Avengers. Becoming the comic "TEE-HEE I'M GONNA GET THAT THOR." throughout most of the movie.
I agree that Loki got most of his development in Thor, but to me, he's still a "deep" character in Avengers, save when he gets raped by Hulk.

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Again, never said that you couldn't have an opinion. Just saying that the reasons you stated for the movie being 'deep' didn't make a lot of sense and practically put every single action movie ever released on the same platform.
Again, can we just agree to disagree? This argument has become a brutal beating of a dead horse.
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