TheDarkestNight

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How bout Richard Madden from Game of Thrones?

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Who does Richard Madden play on Game of Thrones?

So you think that the US government during the biggest war in our nation's history would make public the records of a super soldier project just because you think they are honest open folks?


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Troll you are naive as all hell. His name isn't know in the MCU, none of your speculative trolling is going to change that fact. What's worse troll is you are trying to change around the plots and events of a movie to fit your stupid ideas and beliefs. Troll, you need to go elsewhere.

BTW, no one cares about Anchorman anymore.

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TypoKnig

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Who do those delicious titty sacks in your avatar belong? :pimp:

Captain America was the one who was famous, not Rogers.

When he did the war bond shows, he was only known as Captain America. They never referred to him as Steve Rogers.

Even with the events of Time Square, they grabbed them and left. Half the people in Time Square in the movie weren't even paying attention. Besides they probably concocted some bs story about a mental patient or something.

Fact is, his real name is only known by a select few in the MCU. It doesn't matter how many people in the military may have known him 70 years ago, it's not 70 years ago and I doubt those guys were going around telling everyone his real name either. Besides, the waitress calls him just by Captain America. If she knew his name like you claim everyone does, then she would have called him Steve Rogers. Clearly only a privileged few know his real name, his real identity in this MCU and all of those people are either in the military/government or are a part of S.H.I.E.L.D.

Are all Oregon Duck fans stupid? I heard rumors that this was true, so maybe we should have a thread on that.

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Methuselah

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One idiot called me an alter so another idiot has to outidiot that other idiot and call me an alter every time he addresses me. I've told him that if he wants to be so childish, then take it up in another thread and leave this one to the topic at hand, but he won't listen. His trolling needs to be addressed and dealt with so that this thread can stay on track.

BTW, I'm going to love it in 20-25 years when Disney and Marvel, after finally regaining the rights to Spiderman, X-Men and the Fantastic Four can really build on a new MCU with all of the key players involved. Of course they'd have to address the origins of Cap and Nick Fury, but I'm sure they'll figure it out.

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70 years of him being dead, plus military record and along with witnesses, alter. Not exactly a large leap here. If he is a historical legendary man, like he is portrayed in the MCU, his identity is known.

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Him being dead only adds onto my point, troll. Your not helping my point there. Most of the people who saw him 70 years ago probably thought he was just an actor anyways because all he was doing was those traveling war bond sales shows anyways. Most of those people are dead. It's not like the missions he ran in Europe were directly against the German army or were approved or acknowledged by the military at large. He attacked only HYRDA bases. Like I said, he was only known as Captain America to the general public in today's world in the MCU.

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Since you haven't read comics since the mid-90s you don't need to explain Civil War to anyone. Just because you read multiple film websites and Wikipedia, you are clearly less familiar with the source material.

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And you seem to think that the comics have any bearing on what goes on in the MCU troll. I don't exactly see you dropping high knowledge of the Marvel comic continuum either there sport.

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Of course he is, it's a major storyline in Marvel's history, but other ones fit better than Civil War. If the MCU had more of their IPs in house, then it could work, but not with that small of a number. A "war" needs more than 8 people. That's just a fight

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And they could add more in. They added Hawkeye and Black Widow in in other people's movies with no problem. Black Panther, Luke Cage, Ant Man, Moon Knight, Namor, The Wasp, Quicksilver, etc. They have dozens of characters they can pick from to bring introduce either in the individual movie or just bring them along in The Avengers. Hell they could just release little 15 minutes films on their website with quick summaries of their characters to give moviegoers a quick backstory into the new characters. Pixar has been doing this with each of their new releases and it's been pretty popular granted they don't use short films to do it, but it's a possibility.

Think outside the box troll and you may come across a good idea.

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The Lakers have NO PG

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What?

The Lakers have a point, they need a SF. A better question would be if the Lakers got Deng or Gerald Wallace.

Rogers name is not known publicly in the MCU. Hell only a few people in the military knew his true identity and all but Fury are dead. Besides it's not like the government is going to go around advertising that they have a super solider formula. In the MCU, the public only knows him as Captain America. Same with Bruce Banner. Sure some people know his name, but the general public doesn't. Tony Stark made himself known and he'd obviously be on the pro-Registration side. Rogers would be on the anti-side. Thor would be on the IDGAF side. They can surely introduce more Marvel characters between now and then, but they have their 4 principals and two lesser known characters. Black Panther could easily be brought into the fold and if they bring in Ant-Man, that's an 8th known superhuman. Not ever character they bring in needs to be featured at a high level in their own movie or someone else's movie either. Luke Cage could be brought in without a big fuss and so could some lesser characters.

It can be done if they want to and Whedon has already said he's interested in that story.

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Ash Williams

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Solid idea, but I still want to see a Civil War storyline damnit! :angry:

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Again, over the last decade of comics, Scott Summers has led the X-Men

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I haven't read the comics since the mid early 90's so this is the first I've heard of that. Fair enough then.