we had never seen any of them in New York
I felt they drove home quite squarely how much Steve was at home in NY with his effortless directions and internal map of the city. He's a Brooklyn guy, and wakes up in New York after getting frozen.
So, given that Iron Man set up a residence there between movies, and that's where we last left Cap, is it really a big deal?
Oh right, I never saw Captain America. So he could be crossing paths with Spider-Man at some point in the mythical cross-licensing future. But there's no reason he has to.
is it really a big deal
No. If I recall correctly, you're the one that suggested it was strange to have all these superheroes in the same place though. Why not spread the super-love?
This is part of why I think I prefer the DC way of doing things. Make up places, and there's less likelihood of crossover.
I'd just rather they bump into each other, as opposed to leave. I have no problem with the idea that NY is crawling with metas.
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this Son of Coul shirt.
Sigh. Really, boys(1)? I get that it's an
Army of Darkness
riff, but when you reduce Natasha in a way the movie explicitly refused to do......yeah.
(1) by which I mean the shirt designers, not P-C or anyone else here.
The movie explicitly what? I think you're giving it a lot of credit, or taking a lot from the shirt--I'm not sure which.
Explicitly refused to reduce her to an attractive piece of meat, by deliberately undercutting the people who tried to do that(Loki and the mafioski, I mean).
And what I'm taking from the shirt is that Natasha is hanging off a male character, in a way she never did in the movie.
I had the same gut reaction, chris.
You're talking about the Natasha in the pushup bra with the zipper partway down? And her butt pushed out in a very non-gun-stance way? Because you got a different Natasha from the one in my copy.