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[David Meadows]

Of course, the best line is Michael York's to her in Logan's Run "Quickly, let's take our clothes off before they freeze to us..."

Probably the least sexy nude scene I have ever seen.

The petticoat scene in The Railway Children was probably sexier.

Dammit I've gone on to page 11 and now the new thread is going to forever have my post about petticoats at the top

[Arjan Dirkse]

Coulson will be back in Iron Man 3, no doubt about it.

NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Let him stay dead. Just like he acted when he was alive...

[Paul F]

I wouldn't be surprised if Cobie Smulders takes over Coulson's role from here out.

[Russell H]

Wouldn't that be confusing, with her already being Maria Hill?

"Wow, Agent Coulson, you look a lot hotter. You also make me want to go to the mall."

[David Meadows]

Coulson should definitely stay dead. Unless they want to movies to become as rubbish as the comics have become.

[John Mosby]

I hope the character stays dead for story-reasons, but it would be fun to have him as a hologram or some-such next time.

[craggy]

I wouldn't be surprised if Cobie Smulders takes over Coulson's role from here out.

I was thinking Hill might be a replacement for Coulson...BUT I wonder if Smulders will be as available. Correct me if I'm wrong but I don't think Clark Gregg has a tv show? I'd like to see Agent Hill (maybe the future Director Hill...the Stars Of Yesteryear Council certainly seemed a bit upset at Fury completely disobeying orders and then trying to take out those soldiers who were actually doing what they were told) in Iron Man, given the relationship between them in the comics, but would be fine with other SHIELD agents getting a bit of spotlight in other Marvel films. Sitwell was on the Helicarrier, lets see him get to do and/or say something, eh?

[Steve Sensible]

I still didn't see Sitwell last night...

EDIT: Oh this guy:



He was in Thor as well. Sitwell isn't bald!

[David Meadows]

He was in Thor as well. Sitwell isn't bald!

And should have a bow tie!

[Martin Smith]

I still didn't see Sitwell last night...

EDIT: Oh this guy:



He was in Thor as well. Sitwell isn't bald!

yeah, but that guy would look a bit stupid with a shock of upright blond hair.

[Steve Sensible]

So why call him Sitwell. I doubt there's a shortage of blonde actors in Hollywood.

Also, I always figured Sitwell should be ginger. He was drawn with freckles and was supposed to be dorky, and of course all gingers are dorky.

[craggy]

that's not the guy i'm talking about. i'm talking about the guy that looked like the comic book character...if the name is already taken in the movieverse lets just call him agent greg clarkson?

[Dan 5]

You know why Harry Dean Stanton is in this movie?

"Avenge Me! Avvveeenge Meee!" from Red Dawn.

It has to be. Does he say it in the movie?

[Steve Sensible]

that's not the guy i'm talking about. i'm talking about the guy that looked like the comic book character...if the name is already taken in the movieverse lets just call him agent greg clarkson?

That's Agent Jasper Sitwell. He's listed on IMDB.

[craggy]

You know why Harry Dean Stanton is in this movie?

"Avenge Me! Avvveeenge Meee!" from Red Dawn.

It has to be. Does he say it in the movie?

he does not.

[Dan 5]

Maybe it'll be a cut scene.

I hope someone asks Whedon that in an interview. I'm going to assume that it has to be, though.

[Dave Wallace]

And if it isn't dealt with in the Hulk film, I would love to see Grey Hulk on screen. It would make sense since Banner clearly doesn't want to be totally free from Hulk but would prefer control and as I said, they'd need their biggest brains on the films.

I think an intelligent Hulk could be really interesting, and might allow a more complex and original story than we've seen in the last two solo Hulk films.

[craggy]

it'd be very cool to see Banner realising The Hulk is getting smarter, and his reaction to it. Hulk's biggest enemy could be Bruce Banner. Oh, and some robots or something so he could smash.

[Arjan Dirkse]

I really liked that Hulk was something Banner could pretty much switch on at will, because "he's always angry." That was effective storytelling. I generally like the Hulk more when he is used as an effective weapon, as Banner's green armour, rather than an uncontrollable monster.

[John Mosby]

Ouch.

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