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shevek wrote: ↑

2 years ago

So, here we have some information about the upcoming Captain America 4 movie coming out next year.

https://ew.com/captain-america-4-first- ... ld-8629213

I don't know how interested I really am in this. I didn't have a good time with the Falcon & Winter Solider TV show.
I don't buy Sam as Captain America - he's Falcon. And I probably won't buy whoever "Joaquin" is as Falcon. It's mostly an equity push.

I don't mind seeing the eternal hotness which is Liv Tyler, but do I want to see Harrison Ford in yet another film? He can't just pack it in?
He is the President here, so is there some kind of implication that an 81-year-old can be a competent leader of the Free World? (hmmm...)
I would have preferred someone like Kelsey Grammer who is a bit younger, to replace the deceased William Hurt.

But I really only have one burning question, because the only chance we have of seeing a superheroine in this film is if actress Shira Haas actually puts on the tight Sabra costume. But the article I link to below says that Ruth (Bat-Seraph) 'returns' from being in the 'The Incredible Hulk'. Yet I was under the impression that this was going to be Sabra's *debut* in the MCU. (I still don't see how this is going to work, with the actress being so tiny.)

Without making me re-watch the entire 2008 'Incredible Hulk' film, can anyone confirm or deny whether Ruth Bat-Seraph appeared in that film? I don't think she did, and I think the writer who said so was in error. Thanks!

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sneakly wrote: ↑

2 years ago

Wow, Shira Haas is a tiny little thing. She is extremely thin also. 5' 2" and 110 lbs. A stiff breeze would take her out. I am not sure how imposing she will look next to men that more than a foot taller than her (in heels). At least Gal Gadot was 5' 10".

sneakly wrote: ↑

2 years ago

shevek wrote: ↑

2 years ago

So, here we have some information about the upcoming Captain America 4 movie coming out next year.

https://ew.com/captain-america-4-first- ... ld-8629213

I don't know how interested I really am in this. I didn't have a good time with the Falcon & Winter Solider TV show.
I don't buy Sam as Captain America - he's Falcon. And I probably won't buy whoever "Joaquin" is as Falcon. It's mostly an equity push.

I don't mind seeing the eternal hotness which is Liv Tyler, but do I want to see Harrison Ford in yet another film? He can't just pack it in?
He is the President here, so is there some kind of implication that an 81-year-old can be a competent leader of the Free World? (hmmm...)
I would have preferred someone like Kelsey Grammer who is a bit younger, to replace the deceased William Hurt.

But I really only have one burning question, because the only chance we have of seeing a superheroine in this film is if actress Shira Haas actually puts on the tight Sabra costume. But the article I link to below says that Ruth (Bat-Seraph) 'returns' from being in the 'The Incredible Hulk'. Yet I was under the impression that this was going to be Sabra's *debut* in the MCU. (I still don't see how this is going to work, with the actress being so tiny.)

Without making me re-watch the entire 2008 'Incredible Hulk' film, can anyone confirm or deny whether Ruth Bat-Seraph appeared in that film? I don't think she did, and I think the writer who said so was in error. Thanks!

Captain-America-Brave-New-World-041124-2-0cd2d7dcc51b4c8bac705dd9f96a5129.jpg

Wow, Shira Haas is a tiny little thing. She is extremely thin also. 5' 2" and 110 lbs. A stiff breeze would take her out. I am not sure how imposing she will look next to men that more than a foot taller than her (in heels). At least Gal Gadot was 5' 10".