Part of the fun is relaxing and getting the weight back or losing some of the mass, then jumping back to it to see if you can’t push past your old goals or achieve a different thing altogether. But this marvel thing has gone insane.
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Replying to @BradMichaelElm1 @arthur_affect
If you compare Bale in Batman Begins, to the stuff you see in marvel he’s almost doughy since he doesn’t look like a human dickvein
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Replying to @BradMichaelElm1
The MCU has pushed their people about as far as you can possibly push this whole thing without just painting them over with CGI I feel like they also put in a fat joke with David Harbour in Black Widow because they kind of have to acknowledge it
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Replying to @arthur_affect
I like that Ruffalo is like nah I’ll just look good, I don’t need to have lenticular skin.
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Replying to @BradMichaelElm1
Ruffalo and Downey were smart, they signed up to play the superheroes whose whole shtick requires that they be literally painted over with CGI Downey gets to do his "action sequences" in a chair shooting an ECU of his face looking serious while they draw computer shit on it
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Replying to @arthur_affect
Downey made it so by his third appearance he’s only ever I t-shirts and jeans while everybody is standing around in foam suits cutting off the oxygen to their arms. By infinity War he’s in sweatpants (future sweatpants!).
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Replying to @BradMichaelElm1
I loved Jake Johnson in Into the Spider-Verse and I loved this interview he did about why they cast him Saying that he never would've pictured it because he doesn't have "superhero energy" but his energy is exactly what they wanted for Peter B Parker
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Replying to @arthur_affect @BradMichaelElm1
His example for this was his turn in The Mummy (2017), where Tom Cruise was the action hero and he was the grounded sidekick And they were shooting this long scene where they discuss the mummy's curse or some shit in the middle of the desert and he found it really tiring
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Replying to @arthur_affect @BradMichaelElm1
So he was just like "Can I have a chair?" And it starts this flurry of discussion "You're in the middle of the desert, continuity-wise where would you get a chair" "Well I dunno, that's not my problem, I'm not the writer, I just want a chair"
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Replying to @arthur_affect @BradMichaelElm1
"Do you think that would affect the shot?" "I'm not the DP either, I dunno, ask them" "Well if you're in a chair should Tom be in a chair?" "He can if he wants, that's his business, all I'm saying is my feet hurt and I want a chair"
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"Look I'm not trying to be Robert De Niro here, if I can't have a chair then that's fine, you're the boss, but I just feel like I have the right to ask for a chair if I want one Come on it's only a movie"
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Replying to @arthur_affect @BradMichaelElm1
End result, this scene has Tom Cruise standing and Jake Johnson sitting in a folding chair they apparently had with them on the expedition Jake Johnson's acting tip: "You should always try to do a good job, but if you can always try to find a way to do it sitting down"
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