Ok what was the point in that video? oh and btw bob we don't want David Beckham HA he's yours now.
The Big Picture: Who's Afraid of Captain America?
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That's funny, MovieBob...
The rest of the world already loves "soccer" and enjoys playing it and goes crazy every time a World Cup is around, and yet because "americans" don't like it you propose selecting a new activity that "we can all enjoy"?
Imagine that.
It's like going to a rave where everyone's dancing it up and expect they change the tune so that you don't feel left out.
The rest of the world already loves "soccer" and enjoys playing it and goes crazy every time a World Cup is around, and yet because "americans" don't like it you propose selecting a new activity that "we can all enjoy"?
Imagine that.
It's like going to a rave where everyone's dancing it up and expect they change the tune so that you don't feel left out.
You kinda ran of with Thor, the fighting guy of the Norse gods, so we're all out.
(I'm a Norwegian)
(I'm a Norwegian)
"Molly Fitzgerald was born in Dunshaughlin, Ireland, and was the daughter of a militant member of the IRA." Well I'll be damned...zombie711 said:Meet Shamrock, an Irish Marvel character who has the ablitiy to control LuckJesus Phish said:
Someone else said earlier, and this is a prime example, that although there may be super heros for other countries past america, it's usually american comics they come from.
I haven't read all the comments. I'm sure many other Brits have made the same point. But I want to state again that we don't really want Beckham back. And Jamie Oliver? He's from a place called Essex that most of the rest of the country just pretends doesn't exist because...well, look at him. Please take one for the team and keep him. And thanks for at least sharing Piers Morgan and Simon Cowell with us.
p.s. having heard of neither of those characters, 'Captain Britain' makes me want to hurl, but that Union Jack film would be sick.
p.s. having heard of neither of those characters, 'Captain Britain' makes me want to hurl, but that Union Jack film would be sick.
A fighter for country, well... That's naive. UFC has been around for more than 15 years and still didn't manage to do that. Fighting is less popular than soccer, baseball or basktball. Let's just leave that be, 'cos lot of what makes the world great is diversity. I would be dammed if I saw a universal human sport, no I know soccer is not as popular as it could, being used for an ad of some company or whatever.
As for Cap. America, he made a very interisting question in my university admission tetst. Well that should a strip of him questioning the necessity of fighting and then a George W. Bush statement post 9/11. Then we should answer about the -ism that inflicted the world history specially the -ism talked about the strip and Bush statement (by the away that -ism is nationalism)
As for Cap. America, he made a very interisting question in my university admission tetst. Well that should a strip of him questioning the necessity of fighting and then a George W. Bush statement post 9/11. Then we should answer about the -ism that inflicted the world history specially the -ism talked about the strip and Bush statement (by the away that -ism is nationalism)
Captain America represents American idyll, not American government, and not American Imperialism. This can easily be seen to his reaction of the Superhuman Registration Act. The government and the majority of scared little sheep were all for it, as well as half the superhero community, but he was oppose to it. He was, in my opinion, the good guy in the Civil War. He didn't agree that the best thing for everyone was to take away someones rights to life, liberty and to pursue happiness. Haha, perhaps I took this one too seriously.... but still, he's the man and no one should get confused that since he wears a flag, he is a dog of the state.
Wait, dude, what? Is that a joke? I'm assuming it is. Conflicts of interest couldn't be resolved through fighting a simple fight. That's an ancient barbaric idea. Negotiation is the arena all conflict should be fought in. America just doesn't like that idea because it has to swap the sacrificing of peoples lives with the sacrificing of self interest.
Beckham and Oliver? Only if you give us back Hugh Laurie as well.
Cap is iconic, if you want to see what kind of a heart this guy has just read the Civil War story arc. As to Superhero films avoiding contoversy on the whole, well the portrayal of Heimdall by a black actor in the upcoming Thor movie seems to have ruffled a few feathers.
Cap is iconic, if you want to see what kind of a heart this guy has just read the Civil War story arc. As to Superhero films avoiding contoversy on the whole, well the portrayal of Heimdall by a black actor in the upcoming Thor movie seems to have ruffled a few feathers.