Is she piss worthy?
Trailer: Shang Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings
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I have not seen the movie but Disney+ Uploaded the Marvel Short “All Hail The King”.
This was released back in 2014 on the “Iron Man 3” Blu-Ray I recalled.
I’m not sure how it connects to the film but I suspect it does being they uploaded it when this film debuted.
It is a 14 minute short with Ben Kingsley.
Justin Hammer is in the mid credit scenes and it shows him being gay in prison which is pure comedy.
This was released back in 2014 on the “Iron Man 3” Blu-Ray I recalled.
I’m not sure how it connects to the film but I suspect it does being they uploaded it when this film debuted.
It is a 14 minute short with Ben Kingsley.
Justin Hammer is in the mid credit scenes and it shows him being gay in prison which is pure comedy.
They showed the entire movie in the trailer, they showed the beginning and the last fight at the end with his father
Saw the movie and as usual this contrary dumb fuck was wrong again.
They showed the entire movie in the trailer, they showed the beginning and the last fight at the end with his father
Saw it the other day, and it is worth a peep. It was funny and action filled. Might go back to watch it again and bring the kids.
‘Shang-Chi’ May Be Banned From China for Perceived ‘Insults,’ Even as Some Chinese Viewers Praise It
'Shang-Chi' has racked up more inadvertent 'insults to China,' lowering its odds of a China release despite praise from Chinese viewers.
variety.com
just seen movie, very good movie...Marvel Studios stay winning!!
Shang-Chi, in its fourth week in theaters, nearly doubled the box office take of second-place finisher Dear Evan Hansen in its first week. Shang-Chi made $13 million (juuust short of enough to crack $200 million, but it still holds the record now for highest grossing film since pre-COVID) and Dear Evan Hanson made $7.5 million, and while $7.5 million is nothing to write home about, it’s very much fine for this mid-pandemic hellworld we’re stuck in. We’ll know if it’s a proper flop next week, since it was guaranteed to make at least some money with its wide release and name recognition.
Seeing the reviews in Venom just makes me appreciate Marvel Studios movies more...
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Definitely might be part of my top 5 marvel movies
Yes it has.. check your pm in about 3 mins
Check your pm
I already checked out for the night, is that a downloadable link and is it a great quality? I got a half a mind to take my ass back downstairs but I'll stay in the bed. But I am curious
I appreciate it. Thank you
End Game
Infinity War
Dr. Strange
Black Panther
Captain America: TFA
Captain America: CW
Spiderman: Homecoming
Thor 1&2
Avengers
Ironman
Not even top 10.
Dude most of those movies you posted aren’t even in my top 5
End Game
Infinity War
Dr. Strange
Black Panther
Captain America: TFA
Captain America: CW
Spiderman: Homecoming
Thor 1&2
Avengers
Ironman
Not even top 10.
Winter soldier, infinity war, dr strange yes they top 3.. now that movie just moved in there.. end game was garbage outside the first 15 mins and last 30 mins.. middle of that was snooze fest
Just got through watching it. I liked it..
Solid not great but good. Very solid movie. I appreciate it for what it is....
Haven't finished watching it yet but so far its coming up a dud.
Well... this comment has a different meaning today
What I miss now?
Movie was trash.
'Shang-Chi' star Simu Liu admits he 'exaggerated' martial arts background to nab Marvel role
'Shang-Chi' star Simu Liu admits he 'exaggerated' his martial arts background to get the job.
Shang-Chi star Simu Liu admits he 'exaggerated' martial arts background to nab Marvel role
"I wanted the job really badly," the MCU's first Asian superhero says.
By Jessica WangFebruary 06, 2022 at 02:29 PM EST
Even Marvel stars fib on their résumés.
Simu Liu admitted that he "exaggerated" his martial arts background to nab the role of martial-arts master Shang-Chi in Marvel's blockbuster hit, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings.
The Marvel actor shared the tidbit with West Side Story breakout Ariana DeBose for Variety's Actors on Actors published Friday, diving into his preparation process when the topic turned to his and DeBose's shared hip-hop dance background.
Simu Liu in 'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings'
"When I got the part, they asked me about my martial arts background and experience, which of course I exaggerated because I wanted the job really badly," Liu said, noting that his experiences as a stuntman and dancer helped inform his training.
"I had done some work as an on-again, off-again stuntman, but if we're honest, I think I was more of a dancer than I ever was a martial artist," Liu said. "Pretty much from the moment I was cast, I started working with trainers and learning how to move. I had such awful flexibility. . . A big part of that early process was just bending my body and trying to rip those legs apart."
Though he had minimal martial arts experience, Liu starred alongside the legendary Michelle Yeoh and Tony Leung, both renowned for their roles in action and martial-art epics across Asia. Liu reflected on working with the stars, calling Leung "the GOAT" and Yeoh a "goofball."
Tony Leung and Simu Liu in 'Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings'
| CREDIT: MARVEL STUDIOS
"Very different people, but an aura of warmth and friendliness," Liu said. "Tony is famously shy, and very, very soft spoken. You would never know his stature and his fame just by looking at him, because he is just such a well-mannered individual. And then the camera rolls, and then you see the intensity in his eyes, and you're like, 'Holy crap. I'm literally watching mastery unfold.'"
He added, "Michelle, too, really surprised me with how goofy she is, because she plays these bad asses that don't take crap from anyone, they're very serious. But then you meet her, and — first of all, she's every bit as badass in real life — but she's also kind of a goofball. We'll be rolling camera, and then she'll just be like [waves hands at the camera] [or] she'll just make a funny face...It was her wonderful way of telling me to relax and just settle in."