Saw it, loved it, looking forward to the big screen debut of my favorite character now. 

Saw it this weekend with the wife, and it was awesome.

I also hadn't seen Thor or Capt America, but they do a great job of loosely filling you in on where some key components of the plot came from (Loki and the cube, specifically).

In other news, do not waste the money to go see Dark Shadows. I'd give it a solid C-, but it had so much potential to be greater than it was. The entire 3rd act was just...horrible.

Quote from: lethe on May 13, 2012, 04:57:12 PM
Saw it, loved it, looking forward to the big screen debut of my favorite character now. 

Darkseid? 

Quote from: Monsterlover on May 13, 2012, 02:13:51 PM
I haven't seen Thor or Captain America yet. Is it important to see those first?

Nah. Not necessary. I haven't seen either of those um either

Thor one explains a couple things..

Quote from: Slide Panda on May 14, 2012, 07:41:47 AM
Darkseid? 

Wrong comics but he is sorta the Marvel equivalent although I'd give Darkseid maybe a full 2 minutes before he'd be ground to dust in a fight.

Oh I know Darkseid is DC. But that character is the basis for the marvel equiv - fellow who cooked him up said he was influenced by the Darkseid character.

Quote from: lethe on May 14, 2012, 07:46:15 AM
I'd give Darkseid maybe a full 2 minutes before he'd be ground to dust in a fight.

Oh dear, cross stream who-would-win topics... Are we up for Kirk vs Picard next? And it's Picard BTW...

Kirk would karate chop Picard right back to England.

Quote from: Slide Panda on May 14, 2012, 07:49:45 AM
Oh I know Darkseid is DC. But that character is the basis for the marvel equiv - fellow who cooked him up said he was influenced by the Darkseid character.

Oh dear, cross stream wo-would-win topics... Are we up for Kirk vs Picard next? And it's Picard BTW...

Those are topics which have been beaten to death all over the internet by those with far more time on their hands than us.