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Csami:
I don't like tv series that much, it's a waste of precious time. I'm a movie freak and when big shot like marvel promise me something spectacular and fail to deliver, it's does record well to me. Who is to say they won't disappoint come 2016? For now, DC rocks! Suicide squad and dawn of justice is gonna blow.

Well‘let all see how it plays out


Well as for sucide squard,dawn of justice

blow like a bomb blast

Scarlett Johansson: There’s ‘little room for romance’ in ‘Captain America: Civil War’

Wonder what’s going through Black Widow’s mind duringAvengers: Age of Ultronand the upcomingCaptain America: Civil War? Wonder no longer, cause Scarlett Johansson’s got your back.
Entertainment Weekly is featuring a lot of awesome interviews with the cast of Marvel, leading up to next year’sCaptain America: Civil War. Most recently, they sat down with Scarlett Johansson, who plays Natasha Romanoff, aka. Black Widow, aka. one of only two Avengers who does not (yet) have their own movie.As Natasha, unfortunately, has only appeared as part of larger stories, it might be hard for us to get to know her as well as we know, say, Steve and Tony.
And getting to know her hasn’t been made easier by the fact that she seems to shed her skin between every movie, partly because that’s what Natasha does, and partly because Marvel’s various directors clearly have different ideas about her personality and motivations.
So let’s allow Scarlett Johansson herself to set a few things straight.
First, let’s talk about the Natasha/Bruce romance that unnerved a lot of fans inAge of Ultron. When Natasha was left at the end of the movie (seemingly) moping about Hulk being M.I.A., Johansson says we shouldn’t interpret that as her feeling abandoned or hurt.
“She understands that Banner did what he had to do,” says Johansson. “Certainly she’s not going to be the person to chastise someone who’s not ready to open up. I don’t think she’s taking it personally.”
Black Widow has far bigger things to worry about, after all. InCaptain America: Civil War, this character is able to do something we haven’t really seen her do yet in the MCU: Decide her allegiance for herself.I don’t think she’s ever aspired to become an Avenger,” Johansson reflects, “that’s not really a choice that she made.” But inCivil War, “she’s finally capable of making a choice for herself. Which is kind of a milestone in someone’s life when they’ve not really participated in the decisions that were made for them. She’s finally at a place where she’s going, ‘Okay, I actually kind of know what I want. And I think I kind of deserve it.'”
And when we see her fighting against Captain America in the trailer, that’s still reflecting her personal allegiance to him. EW reveals that she and Tony Stark are actually trying tosaveSteve, in their own way, because if they can’t stop him, the government will stop playing nice and just take him out.
Finally, Johansson assures us that, for better or worse, “there is little room for romance inCivil War,” at least for Black Widow. “I think there is a lot going on that doesn’t really involve big heart-to-hearts. I mean it’s certainly in there and there’s references to it. But this is not the opportunity for us to explore the Widow’s deep, personal backstory.”
…Which is why we need a Black Widow solo movie, duh.
‘Captain America: Civil War’ hits theaters on May 6, 2016

Csami:
Marvel said similar things about 2015 and what did we get? Ant man, avengers 2 and fantastic four.


Let's see how they can merge 3 dc super characters in a 2hours plus movie.

yup,a big disapointment about 2015,
But ive got high hopes about 2016,lets hope it plays out well,

Well,look on the bright side,theres still lots of tv series to rock,at least you cant actually say u‘v seen all awesome tv series,,,..

Babalawo for politics...... Cant seem to wrap my head around it $@&,$

You take a life......

And your life gets taken...

Thats how we roll...


During robbery,niggaz goo be like ‘your money-phone-watchs...and..gbam gbam gbam...in your face..

But when caught and arrested,
They goo be like ‘am sorry i did it,i regret it,it‘s the work of the devil‘ and they get gbam gbam gbam...in their faces...

#make em pay

‘Game of Thrones’ season 6 teaser trailer released: ‘They have no idea what is going to happen’


The first, crypticGame of Thronesseason 6 teaser trailer has just been released by HBO!
The teaser is most definitely just that – a tease – as it reveals very little new information. (Unsurprisingly, the teaser puts a particular focus on Jon Snow, he of the endlessly-debated death last year.)But what these 40-odd seconds do offer is a subtle introduction to a new and vital character who will, most likely, have a massive impact onGame of Thronesseason 6. An ominous voiceover provided, we believe, by Max von Sydow, introduces Bran Stark’s Three-Eyed Raven– a man with crucial ties to the past, present, and future.
“We watch. We listen. And we remember,” the mystical figure says, as Jon Snow looks dreamily out from a landscape shrouded in gray. “The past is already written. The ink is dry.”
The Three-Eyed Raven is most likely offering Bran Stark a lesson on his new function in the story – the ability to peer through time using the ancient Weirwood trees worshipped by northerners. We last saw Bran in season 4, meeting the old man in the tree for the first time; now, he will learn to harness the vast knowledge and understanding granted byGame of Thrones‘ dense and mysterious past.“They have no idea what’s going to happen,” Bran says, darkly concluding theGame of Thronesseason 6 teaser. But perhaps he, with his newfound powers, may be able to help his siblings out of the horrific darkness into which George R.R. Martin’s story has plunged them.
Game of Thronesseason 6 premieres in April.
What are your thoughts on the first ‘Game of Thrones’ season 6 teaser trailer?

Executive producers fromArrow,The FlashandLegends of Tomorrowdiscuss the consequences of the two-partArrow/Flashcrossover.
InArrowseason 4, episode 8, “Legends of Yesterday,”, the good guys tried to protect Kendra and Carter from Vandal Savage. While hiding out on a farm, the team came up with a plan for defeating Vandal. During this time, however, Oliver learned that he is a father. When he tried to hide it from Felicity, the two had a major fight, which put Oliver off his game in the fight with Vandal. With Oliver distracted and Kendra unable to access her Hawkgirl powers, Vandal defeated the heroes, killing everyone but Barry, who ran fast enough to travel back in time.
Oliver and Barry used this second chance to redo what went wrong and they eventually defeated Vandal, though Malcolm gathered up his ashes, likely to revive him. While Kendra and Carter left to do some hero-ing of their own, Oliver kept his parenthood a secret from Felicity.
Executive producers fromArrow,The FlashandLegends of Tomorrowdiscuss how everything ties together and what viewers can look forward to in the respective series.
Olicity and Oliver’s paternity
ArrowEP Wendy Mericle tells Varietythe fact that Oliver is hiding his son from Felicity in the new timeline will “come to a head in the middle of the season.” She adds, “We can’t tell you how that’s gonna happen. … [T]rue to what we’ve done on the show, if there’s a secret somewhere, it’s going to come out and it’s going to have some serious consequences.”
On a related note, Andrew Kreisberg explains that the decision not to make this paternity storyline about Connor Hawke was to “give us the leeway to still have Connor Hawke be part of the universe without [being too young].”And, it’s worth noting that an incarnation of Connor Hawke will be appearingonLegends of Tomorrowat some point.
Issues of time travel
As for the potential fallout of Barry traveling back in time to defeat Vandal Savage, Marc Guggenheim simply says, “I think you’re gonna have to watch upcoming episodes ofArrow.”
However, just because Barry and co. used time travel to avert mass death against Savage doesn’t mean time travel will replace the Lazarus Pit as a convenient way to resurrect any character who dies. Guggenheim teases, “Legendswill explain basically why time travel can’t be used in a deus ex machina kind of way, not just with respect to death, but with respect to any plot contrivance.
“It’s like, ‘Why can’t we just go back to episode X and do that episode differently?’ We’re going to answer that question very definitively. It’ll be part of the rules of time travel that are a part ofLegends.”
Kreisberg adds that consequences are essential when exploring death and potential resurrection. “When Sara was brought back, when Thea was brought back, last year when Barry changed the timeline, this year when Barry changes the timeline, any of these things that feel like the right thing to do, there’s always a price to be paid, and whether or not that price gets paid immediately … or whether that price gets paid later on in ways that you don’t foresee, it always comes back to haunt you.
“We always talk about, onLegends, Vandal is the Big Bad, but truly the Big Bad is time itself. Time wants to go in one direction, and I think that ethos… When people die, the universe wants them to stay dead. Anything you do to change that is going to have a cost. And that’s what these shows are, these characters constantly paying that price. For as much as these powers and abilities and technologies that they have, there’s always a price to be paid for using them.”
Future crossovers
Meanwhile, Greg Berlanti says, “[O]nceLegendsis born in January, there’s really no intersection [with it] on the other shows.Legendsis kind of its own wacky, crazy kind of thing that allows for some fun surprises in terms of who may visit and how because they’re flying through the timeline and you’ll start to see more of that. But not onArroworFlash.”
The Flashairs on Tuesdays andArrowairs on Wednesdays at 8:00 p.m. ET on The CW.