Talk:Captain America: The First Avenger/Archive 1

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time bears no fruit, it is fruitless, seedless, gooey and low in fat. They are the diet coke of being discovered. It is written as we see it in the film and in the film they find the cube and Rogers is lost, declared inactive. The next scene is him waking up in a 40's hospital, then going outside, finding it is present times, where he has now been discovered. At the point in the film where he remains undiscovered, he is undiscovered and the line is correct. You can maybe get away with changing it to "lost" but saying "remains undiscovered until the present-day" makes the following sentence pointless and the following sentence is important to the overall narrative.

217:, a.k.a. Boucool42/Phil Coulson, who's been editing only since May 8, 2010. There's nothing on his talk page except bot notices about image copyright. He added the image, without any edit summary, at Revision as of 15:45, 7 June 2010. There's some disturbing imagery on his user page, so all things considered, and none of this changing the nature of the non-RS source, it's probably more encyclopedic to wait until something verifiably real is available. The movie's started or is about to start shooting, so there'll be paparazzi set picture if nothing else. -- 2632:

research. i didnt go to IMDB, and hadnt noticed that the cast and character list for the Avengers is there, with no mention of torch. of course, IMDB is not a reliable source, but it does look like the torch/vision wont be in the first film, so that makes this a less vital fact to write about. Oh, and i agree we cant "easter egg" the cosmic cube link. we could only mention that reviewers from the comic field have compared the two items, again if it becomes a significant subject of commentary.

2700:, with part of the revenues going to the original studio. The agreement is fairly hardball stuff -- the studio gets around 15% and must distribute the film through the state-owned China Film Group -- but it's preferred to the alternative, in which one of the two local firms authorized to import films (CFG and Huaxia) pays a simple flat fee. For smaller-scale films this is OK, but for potential blockbusters it can mean large amounts of lost revenue. The makers of 31: 3627: 3604: 3590: 3559: 3535: 3508: 3498: 3473: 3459: 3445: 3414: 3380: 2013: 3260: 2326:

that it is revealed he is in the present day. But we just told the reader he is in the present day, even though we never saw him discovered in the present day until he runs outside at the end of the film, introducing a factual error. Might as well head on over to Empire Strikes Back and add in "He remains unaware of his father's identity as Darth Vader until the next sentence".

1148:, Marvel has cast American-born English actor JJ Feild as...." Feild has no official site (there's a fan site called jj-feild.com, also anonymous), so, yes, let's leave it out for now. An encyclopedia can only have unquestionably verifiable information from transparent, credible sources. That's what makes this an encyclopedia and not a news-and-gossip site. -- 1659:

many foreign movies having their release dates pushed back (including "Transformers 3" and "Harry Potter 7: Part 2"). I don't have a source for this information but I just got back from watching the movie in theaters and I live in Mainland China so suffice to say that the movie has been released in China under the name "Captain America: The First Avenger."

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imported films, regardless of what it is, the reporter felt in the original source that it was worthy of mentioning because of the character. The distributors felt it was noteworthy enough that they had two different titles for countries to use for those that didn't want to advertise it as Captain America, a point the THR source makes as well.

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Chris was sitting or lying down, or when a minimum of physical acting was required"? Johnston stated that several techniques were used to create the skinny effect and the body double technique was least utilized. Saying Deeny portrayed Skinny Steve really seems to diminish the work of Evans, who did the majority of those scenes himself.--

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quickly dated news. It's a superhero movie. There's a costume. Do we need to break news of the costume appearing on a magazine cover? The more pertinent and encyclopedic point is simply to show the costume, when copyright-free images are available. The visual is what's encyclopedic. A magazine being first to show it is not. --

1814:. However with the Hollywood premiere yesterday and the San Diego opening tomorrow coupled with the fact that the general release is only 2 days away, I'd say its okay. Besides I rather a experienced editor like yourself write first draft and curtail most of the usual problems plot sections have when they are first written.-- 6069:

is right, it has more to do with where the film's financing originated. The Pinewood Studios info is still relevant, I just wish we had more info so we can place it better in the article. Just because the article was written in September doesn't mean that filming took place in September. According to

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was / is, I can't find it. Maybe someone else knows where it might be? The information at the page on film infoboxes quotes some outside reference source saying, essentially, that a film's nationality isn't always easy to pin down, but nothing there explicitly states a Knowledge guideline or style. --

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This seems to be a matter of semantics, but it may be that we have something that's neither fish nor fowl, and we may need to find some alternative way to address its presence. One possible guidepost: Is it attached after the credits on the DVD release? A dedicated (i.e. true) trailer would appear in

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Unless it's intrinsic to the plot that someone was shot with a .45 (like a plot turn involving someone being shot with .45 but a crooked medical examiner stumping police by saying the weapon was a .38), then it's preferable to say simply gun, which conveys the essential plot point without throwing in

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A fellow editor has in good faith reverted an edit I made, which I'd like now to discuss here with him and other editors. The plot, near the end, says Rogers and the ship "remain undiscovered". That obviously isn't true: The very first scene of the movie shows them being discovered. I edited the line

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Its a piece about how it will be known as Captain America: The First Avenger in all but the 3 above countries, who were given a choice between the former or "THe First Avenger", the name being changed for political and cultural reasons. I think it is worth adding but I can't think where it would fit.

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Not really necessary. As long as the character is bluelinked, readers can learn the details of the comics character. Not different from the countless movie articles where the movie is adapted from any other literary source — we generally don't go into descriptions of how the character is portrayed in

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As the number and length of Knowledge's policy, guideline and manual of style pages expand, I'm having trouble finding the guidance on this. I seem to recall it involving what nation's company primarily financed the film and the nationality of the producers, studio and distributor, but wherever that

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This is not important news and your accusations are reminiscent of another user recently who accused people of violating the Freedom of Information act for not including what he wanted. Knowledge contains notable information, it does not contain a complete cast and crew for instance. Why are you not

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I think that nails it. I was in agreement with TriiipleThreat's 14:12 comment; I had been simply thinking more prosaically of physical placement within the article (end of the main actor's paragraph) and weight (a phrase or at most one sentence). I might phrase it this way to make clear he wasn't a

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Hi. Originally, Red Skull escaped in a VTOL aeroplane, not a car. (This is noted above.) The second time, it wasn't merely an aircraft, but a flying wing. Besides specifics being at the heart of good writing, both VTOL and flying wings were important technological developments by the Germans and the

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Is it meaningful and contextual, is the next question. I believe so, and other editors should weigh in, because the source is a fairly lengthy piece in a very major paper that's about the worldwide marketing, in this climate, of a movie about a physical embodiment of America. That's different from a

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The twenty-film limit that China supposedly places on foreign imports is one of the most obnoxious and widely repeated myths in all media reporting. Yes, amazingly, the New York Times can be wrong -- I actually wrote to the them last year on this issue and even received a response thanking me for my

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I'm not really sure what you are asking there. In a sequel or The Avengers, if he turns up, you would say in that plot what has happened. At the moment, we are told he is dead by Cap and shown him dissolving. We, using external knowledge, know he has likely been transported to Asgard or somewhere

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Saw the film last night at a press screening. I believe it's going to make its first public screening tomorrow at Comic-Con. Is it too early to write up a first pass at the plot? Would it be better to get something into a sandbox and place that into the article tomorrow after the screening finishes?

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I'm just not seeing what's notable or encyclopedic about this parody. Things get parodied every day in Mad magazine, The Onion, Saturday Night Live, Funny or Die, and God knows a million YouTube videos. I suppose a one-line statement of its existence may serve some encyclopedic purpose, assuming its

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I have to agree with my two colleagues, Kasper. The information you kindly brought up has made it into the article. A couple of longtime editors phrased it and cited it in accordance with longstanding Knowledge guidelines and policies. I ask you with all respect to please be less emotional and more

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Maybe something a little more than "body double," since as Hayley Atwell said, this was a theater actor who had to match Evans' breathing precisely, as opposed to what's usually referred to as a body double who appears in a scene but is wholly independent of the actor. Again, I'm thinking the Steve

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to say that Deeny's work was mostly used when Evans was sitting or lying down, or when a minimum of physical acting was required per this quote (included in the article) from Joe Johnston, "The second technique involved grafting Chris's head onto the body double. This technique was used mostly when

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I don't think its a stretch to say that the point is just to tie the film into the Avengers and then is immediately followed by the Avengers trailer. I mean the Hulk one doesn't have anything to do with the Hulk, its just there to tie hte universe together. I have no doubt the footage may appear in

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so it would appear that the scene is actually apart of that film and is not apart of the narrative of this film. So I would say it doesn't belong here. The difference between this and Marvel's other stingers, is that they all featured original footage unique to that film. We do not include trailers

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No need to leave discussion, I was somewhat okay with it depending on the presentation. I do not think it belongs in the plot as it adds an in-universe perspective that the general audience is not aware of as they were not provide these supplemental materials. Perhaps with collaboration we can come

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the same as minutiae or technical exposition. In other words, saying 'shot with a big gun' is less preferable than 'shot with a .45 revolver'. Do you see what I'm getting at? 'Aircraft' could mean anything or almost nothing. Conveying the technology in the same amount of space tells the reader what

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In any case, your concern was that Capt. America was released in China. TriiipleThreat went out and hunted down the pertinent citation. I edited the passage and inserted that footnote, pitching in as a WikiProject Comics team-member. Are there are any other concerns we need to address, because this

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trimming to the essential details on the plot! That is one great collaborative effort! Also on the footnotes, which wonderfully include anti-link-rot archiving. That's some of the best footnoting I've seen on Knowledge — we should find a way to let Knowledge at large see this and use it as a model.

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even if he did rewrites on it. It's something to be mentioned in that section sure but it shouldn't be in the lead or the infobox as it implies a larger role than he had. I don't know the situation with Self either but if he too is uncredited then he is uncredited for a reason and shouldn't be in

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DISCLAIMER: This article was submitted by a volunteer contributor who has agreed to our code of conduct. ComicBookMovie.com is protected from liability under "safe harbor" provisions and will disable users who knowingly commit plagiarism, piracy or copyright infringement. For expeditious removal of

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Continuing on this thread, it appears that ComicBookMovie.com gets its content almost entirely from non-professional reader submissions. This makes it no different than a forum that posts fan snapshots of movie locales or gives "news" that may or may not be accurate. The site even runs a disclaimer

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On the commentary, it is directly confirmed that Bucky survives the fall from the train. This is stated during the train scene, as well as during the rescue scene when Rogers sees Bucky for the first time again (it is stated that Zola's experiments on him gave him the ability to survive the fall).

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I have to say the new thing is daft. All the Marvel films have had stingers after them. That the Captain one leads into an Avengers trailer is because it was the last Marvel film before the Avengers, the Captain America bit is clearly related to fact it is a Captain America film. This is seriously

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says, "Complicated plots may occasionally require clarifications from secondary sources, so cite these sources in the section." I would say that the presence of the cosmic cube is a kind of complication that can be verified by a secondary source. We could do a note-type approach where we link to a

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I'm just going by what you said — and I didn't check your cite links, though obviously I should — that there are, indeed, a limit to films released in China on a revenue-sharing basis. A limit's a limit, and at the time the NYT writer wrote the piece, no one know whether the studio was considering

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The visual is of him dissolving. It's unlikely he is dead but we can't claim anything but what is shown the same way we don't call the tesseract the cosmic cube as it is never called that, the same we don't say it is the same item that is in Thor because they look very different. Visually we are

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So let us end the revert discussion, I made an edit I did not revert anything. We do not see that he was discovered, we see them find his shield at the start of the film, we never see anything to do with him in the present day until he wakes up in that hospital. As for the next sentence, it says

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I know both of them are called Howard Stark but I think that the Howard Stark portrayed in the film should be Tony Stark's grandfather instead. Think about it, the events in the film happened 70 years ago. Assuming the Howard Stark in the film is about 30-40 years old (based on his looks) in 1941,

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I think it was fine as it was before Hellboy's edit. The latter part is clearly an advert and there is no gain in repeating it's events, the former just moves Cap beyond the end of the film where hes brand new and sets up his invite to the Avengers, like Iron Man being invited, and the Cube being

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Not saying the editor who removed this may not have a point, but this should be discussed here first. This is a scene that appears on the print of the released film after the credits. It apparently also later came out as a teaser trailer. So by literal definition it's a post-credit scene. Is it a

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My point was only to ask if there was enough third party mention of these subjects, but i phrased it without that emphasis. Im not sure we are there yet, but i am calling attention to the possibility that it will be discussed in greater depth as time passes. PS im guilty of one example of lack of

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Can we not call it reverting when no reverting happened? I changed something. I did not revert your edit. In the film, at the time they are in, the ship and Rogers remain undiscovered. They are not discovered. There are discoverless until modern times. Their search for them in their current

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I edited the page and removed the bit about the movie not being released in China. The movie was released in China but was pushed back to the release date of September 9, 2011. This was probably due to the release of the propaganda film "The Great Revival" in the summer of 2011, which resulted in

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Those are pretty long quotes, so, yeah, some ellipses here and there might be good. It's tough when the subject is very technical. Maybe I'll give it a whack later when I have more time, or other editors might get there first. It's a really fascinating and important thing to include, though, I'll

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I've put in a bare bones synopsis based on what the remainder of the article has stated with cites, just to keep the space form being empty. It obviously needs to be filled out, although so much can change between now, with production barely started, and when the film is finished that we probably

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We need to remember this is an encyclopedia and not Wikinews. An encyclopedia gives information that will not be dated and which has long-term significance, such as actors being cast and actors' thoughts on why they took the role. But saying which magazine was first to show the costume is simply

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The sources I assume you are citing are people like you (and me) who use their comic knowledge to infer what the object is when the reality is that it has never been called that in any of the films and for all we know, does nothing along the lines of the cosmic cube. There is a Marvel Cinematic

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And while the NYT, like any paper, is not above reproach — it runs corrections, like any other paper, though usually for name spellings and the like — I'm really not sure one could keep a job in journalism, particularly at a holy-grail sort of publication, if one were really writing "uninformed

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Not sure why the wording is daft since it addresses and encapsulates all the points raised here, but, of course, reword in any way acceptable. Given that the footage demonstrably exists, was released as part of the film and as part of a film series that in every or nearly every case included a

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in a bright light." I watched the Thor film previously and the same effect is duplicated in this film, the star constellation looks the same. The same type of air formation with the same pattern of light. The tesseract transmits his pattern up! I am pretty sure he didn't dissolve. Maybe we can

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A new source from THR, says it was released in China. But the same article makes the point we are making here, that they're amazed it did well overseas because it's a film about the embodiment of American patriotism going saving the world and it's a big budget film. That tehre is a limit on

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Sorry we didn't mean to do. This was all about the image not you. I was just wanting to hear your side of the story. Anyways Tenebrae I could be wrong but I think there is something in the article talking about an concept suit. And if the source is reliable then I would be OK with the image.

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I don't know what you're going on about with the diatribe about food. Regardless, I'd ask you to explain how saying he is discovered in the present day makes the next sentence pointless — because the next sentence describes him being in the present day. What you are saying makes no sense to

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similar that will allow him to turn up in the modern day without aging. Hell it's possible he even time traveled. But we are not shown any of that, we just see him disappearing piece by piece until he is gone and for the audience who haven't seen Thor, the implication is that he is dead.

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recruitment poster..." because the source says so? No, of course not. So why do we insist on saying that the poster shows Rosie, when it doesn't? Yes, it is often misidentified as Rosie, but as an encyclopedia, we have a duty to dispel falsehoods. (Note: I was the one who originally had

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Very Wrong. I did not a "re-revert" but indeed. I realized that you don't wanted him in the cast and I moved him below. You were presumptuous and you have been made two revert without showing little respect and little love for the Knowledge project, choosing to censor important news.

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I'm not sure why he is credited, even if it is masked as uncredited, as a writer on this script if the information provided has him saying himself that he didn't do that much to it. If he is uncredited it is because he didn't make a significant contribution to the script, the same way

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needlessly pushes the plot beyond that limit. The rationale is that films are copyright protected material so we only state what is nessecary to convey the basic plot. Therefore we do not state every minor plot point or theme. The guideline expressly states to avoid such minutiae like

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is a British/South African production according to its own credits (it'd be nice if other films followed their example) because its a film based on a british comic with a british writer/director/producers, but was made in South Africa with a South African crew. According to the

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It's called the Tesseract, there is a wiki page for tesseract, it can be linked to tesseract. This has been discussed a thousand times across multiple Marvel pages. It also isn't a period film, it is at BEST a sub genre but not a primary genre and doesn't belong in the opening.

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First, the article stated that Peggy was a fighter for the French Resistance, now the article and the movie state that she is a British army officer. Was the French Resistance thing changed during the movie's production, or it was just a misconception from Knowledge's editors?

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I don't see how it's different than any of the other post-credit segments. It's a little nod to future events and then it is followed by a trailer. It isn't interspersed with cuts of the trailer, its Captain America related segment then trailer. It should be in the plot.

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then Tony Stark would have been born and that he would be over 70 to 80 years old now. But if the Howard Stark in the film is Howard Stark Sr. then it makes sense that in between these 70 years, there is a Howard Stark Jr. so that there would not be any chrono errors.

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trailer used as a post-credit scene, or a post-credit scene later used as a trailer? Does it make a difference in this context? Given that it appears onscreen for anyone who saw this film in a theater, we need to mention it one way or another. Let's figure it out. --

83:, with another editor commenting-out the image for now, we don't have proof that the "official costume" image is real. The claim is from an unbylined article from a non-mainstream online publication that gives no indication where the image ostensibly originated. 4780:, the talk-page discussion favors saying "death / died" and not "apparent death / apparently died" since, as a couple of editors, myself included, have pointed out (and a dissenting editor concurred), the manifest content of the movie shows a death or (a la 404:

did raise a valid concern over the image and after actually reading the AICN article which states, "These came to us via an AICN reader called Broly's Legend" I am a bit skeptical myself. I have no idea who "Broly's Legend" is or why I should trust him as a

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The entirety of Serkis, including the all-important face and facial expressions, was used in Serkis' films. A faceless body double is no different than a nude double used in a scene, and no more notable. It seems to parallel Hulk body double Steve Romm in

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None of this has been confirmed, Nick Fury was in WW2 in the comics but its doubted that he be in anything but the films bookend scenes which will take place in the present, and from recent still Peggy Cater has been shown to be apart of Project Rebirth.

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I was being polite, and I was assuming good faith. Please don't try to say you did not revert my edit. Look up the dictionary definition of "revert." It means to return something to its previous state. You returned the disputed sentence to its previous

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stating otherwise we have know way of knowing how the final porduct will be adapted differently from its source material. So until then we stick with the source. The great thing about wikipedia is that it is always evolving and can be updated at any

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I'm confused why my minor edit of Captain America the first Avenger was reverted (noting that Erskine told Rogers on two occasions to not let the project change him) but complicated words "sobriquet" and unnecessary words "clambered" have remained.

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But I'm curious, because a lot of people do this and I don't know why, so maybe you could tell me about this particular case: Why are we looking at the website that copy-pasted the actual, hardworking reporter's interview from the original source,

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Anyway, the important point is that far more than 20 foreign films are released in Chinese cinemas each year. The number of allowed flat-fee imports currently stands at 40, which according to my calculator means sixty imports altogether (here's a

1685:. I'm sure you can understand how an Knowledge or any other encyclopedia can't just suffice to "take somebody's word for it." Can you imagine what Knowledge would be like if anyone could make any claim they wanted to without a verifying source? -- 4656:, and footnote it with a quote and time stamp. This does not appear in the film so I don't think it belongs in the plot section. The cast section is focused to the actors and their roles. Also we do not know if this will be used in a sequel.-- 446:

CBM is not forum, though they do rely heavily on volunteer contirbuters. All that means btw the way is that they are not paid for theyre services. The site's disclaimer states just that.--TriiipleThreat (talk) 02:32, 14 September 2010 (UTC)

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citations since they're only available to the general public at the original URL for a limited time. They then go into a subscriber archive with a different URL and may or may not be searchable. (You know how internal search engines are.)

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Ciccio, yesterday I saw for my first time the movie, and I saw a very interesting actor 5 feet tall, and I spent my time to ask to my self: "how he seems in his face to Chris Evans"...after I discovered about the fact that this actor is

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takes less than 60 seconds once you've done it a couple of times. If we believe in Knowledge as a lasting source of information and not a news site for the latest on this Marvel movie or that, it's critical that we archive our citations.

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It's true: This bunch of us in this discussion are calm, reasonable, talk-it-out veteran editors, and I wish all of Knowledge could be like that. I mean this more as a compliment to my colleagues than any back-patting of myself.

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I think the Romm example is a little simpler because he was just the model, the visual effects artists based their CGI work on, I don't believe he did any stand in work or acting. This I think might take some more finely crafted

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USA. The film makers cared enough about the history, I believe it's incumbent upon Knowledge to do it right and this way readers can confirm their use. If you would agree, I'd like to restore that part. Would you mind very much?

4395:". I really do not like dealing in uncertainties, however the preceding sentence is fact. We can determine later (once we have more info) if that paragraph needs to be removed entirely or re-credit it as a post-credit scene.-- 1541:

I think it is a good idea to include that reference. We should go ahead and start a "Release" section, even if it is short. The reference is excellent for ensuring global coverage, details related to countries outside the US.

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In no standard definition whatsoever of "leading role" does Leander Deeny fit: not contractually, not in common parlance, not in industry parlance. By no stretch of the imagination did Chris Evans not play the leading role.

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shown he dissolves in such a way that Cap thinks he is dead. That if you don't know about Thor, you're meant to think he is dead. Whether or not he is teleported requires information we do not have from watching the film.

2311:"Seeing no way to safely land the plane without risking its weapons detonating, Rogers crashes it in the Arctic. Stark later recovers the tesseract from the floor of the ocean but the aircraft and Rogers remain undiscovered 542:

Secondly, that page itself says, "DISCLAIMER: This posting was submitted by a user of the site not from Comic Book Movie editorial staff." Postings on open forums and the like just aren't allowed under Knowledge policy at

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Boycool42. I am just going to inform you, your parody section has been blanked by an IP editor. The main reason why I didn't revert it is because I am not sure of the section but you can put it back on there if you like.

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Andy Serkis was an actual on screen role disguised as someone else for three films and the his motion capture was a big part of that. A stand in might be mentioning in the effects section (briefly) but not in the cast.

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dollars to donuts we will have this creature in the Avengers movie. Im speculating, of course, but there will be tons of sourced speculation to draw from. PS shouldnt we also make a link between the "tesseract" and the

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One reason to have consistency is to help avoid contentious debates in the future when similar situations occur; we can point to WikiProject Comics de facto editorial guidelines and save all ourselves a lot of agita.

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speculation." I'm sure he was writing with all the information available to him as a professional journalist; I've heard that China may not always make detailed information about itself available to the Western press.

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Even if it has been released there, which I won't contest, the content should remain but be rewritten to highlight there was a possibility it would not see release in China but that this was not eventually the case.

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The second active footnote option seems the best. It sounds like Johnston is the one who says that Bucky survives, then one of the others says that Zola did unspeakable things, and someone else just keeps laughing.

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I just read the article's cast section and wondered wether it should be more clearly stated in the discriptions of said characters when people are using the comic history, or actually what they will be in the film.

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I feel the changes I suggested are important because a major theme was that the serum supposably amplified what someone was on the inside and Rogers didn't develop arrogance or anything as a result of the project.

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An archive link is a snapshot of the page as it appears that day. If the URL changes or the article goes away, the cited information remains available. It doesn't seem useful to have "dead link" appear after every

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has a great article on the film's effects which I think might be worth including the post-production section. The article also contains some non-free images which we might be able to use considering the amount of

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Norton did a cross promotion on their Facebook page to release some of the behind the scenes videos. Movies do stuff like this all the time, and it's definitely not notable enough to be included in the article.

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Exactly: The site does not assume liability for what its readers post, which despite its format makes it a forum as opposed to a journalistic source -- i.e., one that edits and vets its content, helping insure

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The total film article was written in September 2010, as was the Captain America Movie Article. So I am guessing around then. The Film Locations site seems to say that it was almost entirely filmed in the UK.

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I'm with Triple on this one. I think we can only state what we see on the screen, and note that (in this circumstance apparently unique so far to the series), it's uncertain how to characterize this footage.

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With all due respect, your edit was inaccurate and based on unreliable sources. But not to worry, that is what discussion is for and we are working it out. We could have gotten here a lot faster if you used

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Universe article where these connections can be made when they are made in teh films, like it is never mentioned that the opening of Thor and the opening of Captain America take place in the same location.

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Tesseract is also a four-dimensional hypercube, in theory you can probably use this hypercube to plot a vector course point in a Grid of space! How's that for another question into the realms of Marvel!

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I'm curious to know what parodies exist for an incomplete unreleased film. Also someone dressed as Captain America is not a direct refrence to this film as the character has existed independantly for 70

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an extraneous, distracting detail. The make of the Skull's aircraft has no bearing on the plot. Good writing isn't just about specifics; one can be overspecific. Good writing is clear and uncluttered.--

1369:, do you think Johnston's comments should be trimmed and paraphrased instead of using that rather large block quote? I was a little concerned but had a hard time to do so since it all seemed relevant?-- 4636:

I dunno, the plot already says to "his apparent death", I think it's something that would be clarified in a sequel if he turns up. I guess maybe you could add a note? Just not sure how relevant it is.

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No, no, I understand; I agree with your reasoning throughout this thread. You're a very good editor; I like your work and I know when I see your tag on an edit that the edit is going to be astute! --

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in some shots for Steve Rogers' pre-transformation physique." (I use "physique" at the end so we don't say "body" twice, and also since it more precisely says what we mean.) What do you think? --

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It's factually correct to be sure, but it's gone from something that's just wrong (the twenty-film quota) to something that's "true" only in the most banal sense -- "there is consideration" that

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I'll add Kasper's contribution as edited by two other editors. Also, it looks like that "screenweek" link was a mirror of the actual Hollywood.com link. which I have since found and will add. --

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Joe Johnston, Shelly Johnson, and Jeffrey Ford. 1:04:05-1:04:49. It's kind of hard to listen to since the commentators keep talking over each other or laughing, but here's what I could pick out:

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I also changed "sobriquet" to moniker and "clambered" to climb. As schooled as I am, it's been a very long time since hearing the word sobriquet and nobody i've asked knows what the word means.

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I thought we were coming to the agreement that the footage is a part of the film regardless of the fact if it also a part of The Avengers so noting its ambiguity wouldn't be necessary either?--

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What is being debated is if the entire thing is a trailer including the set up where Fury approaches Cap in the gym because the same footage appears in the second theatrical Avengers trailer.--

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given to Selvig. I mean before Hellboy noone has questioned that it was a suitable explanation for that scene or that it was in fact a stinger and not directly part of the Avengers advert.

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source somewhere that meets Knowledge's reliability standard that speaks to the comic book plot elements that were adapted or cameoed in the film. This is consistent with other like films.

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With all due respect– and I understand the point about not adding unnecessary minutiae– I believe you're missing what I'm saying, that good writing and editing requires specifics, which is

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in this respect. I'm not going to make a federal case out of it, but this particular bit of "reporting" (which smacks more of uninformed speculation) doesn't seem worth highlighting here. -

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all third-party-cite the Human Torch or at least the costume, with the last giving a screengrab. Just putting out the data to let other editors decide if worth mentioning or too trivial. --

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This is a common problem found on all comicbook movie pages, i think the should atleast say "In the comics Nick Fury was... etc etc" until information on there actual roles is confirmed. --

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A number of reviews have been posted on Rotten Tomatoes, and reviewers often include plot information in the reviews. I would use the reviews as a source for citing plot information. --

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that month (though filming at Pinewood could have been taking place simultaneously). And again, the time frame is not a prerequisite for inclusion, it just helps with better placement.--

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TriiipleThreat is one of the more conscientious WikiProject: Comics editors, and I completely see where he was coming from. In this case, I would say that while the source material's

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but keep in mind that just because he criticized an image doesn't mean he or we are critizing you. We would never do something like that. That's what's us Wikipedians are not about.

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The source is fine, still it is inaccurate to say or suggest that Deeny's work was the sole (or even in a majority of the scenes) effect used to create skinny Steve Rogers.--

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Okey-doke. Since we seem to be uncertain of its provenance, I'll write something that mentions the fact that its there but may be something other than a post-credits scene.--

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I guess I could down through the history page and see who inserted it. Although any unpublished documentation the downloader could personally give me or anyone else would be

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but I assume that is where he saw it first. But everyone should be aware it is good practice to trace back your sources. I made sure to use original source when I added it.

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tells how Cera auditioned for the role of Steve Rogers, and found it "predictable" that he only made it to "the top 500." Interestingly, Chris Evans and Cera costarred in

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that the experiments..." If we're unable to tell who, we can say, "Speaking together, with some crosstalk, Joe Johnston, Shelly Jonson and Jeffrey Ford said on the on the

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Cera was clearly joking about auditioning. Are the youtube video's independantly notable? Are they criticed, commented on or referenced anywhere else besides youtube?--

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been denied revenue-sharing status, it could've been imported under the flat-fee system, however much it might've pained Marvel and Paramount. Heck, for all I know it

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s wording, however logical we might think it is, is an assumption on our part. That assumption would be the linguistic equivalent of saying "Thanos" at the end of

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the Avengers for people who didn't bother to watch after the credits, but I do believe it is part of the film. I mean its short and lame, but they all have been.

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Actually I really just think we should include (Leander Deeny) in parenthesis after the words "body double" in Johnston's quote in the post production section.--

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I've taken this off my watchlist, so you folks can do whatever you like, but I'll hope for the best and that you'll find a way to explain to readers that it's a

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calls it Rosie. Although I appreciate the desire to reflect the source material, this just doesn't make sense. Let's assume that the same source misidentified

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I find it odd that no other major media outlet has picked this up as fact with most reports calling it rumor or claiming IMDB as their only source. Thoughts?--

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on those numbers -- there's a paywall, but the article text is still more or less visible and can be seen in its entirety by checking the source code). Had

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issue of which this was the cover, to see if "We Can Do It" is actually the title given there; text in a painting isn't necessarily the painting's title.)

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The issue is that you have censored (with a revert to my edit), a "fundamental" fact of film production. And this goes against all rules of Knowledge. --

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imported under the flat-fee system. The simple fact is that the NYT's crack entertainment blogger was blatantly wrong about China's import restrictions.

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Yes, the majority of the film was shot in the UK and it states as much in the article, but that on its own doesn't necessarily make it a UK production.

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I got the image from the same reliable source used in this article. In the future, I would appreciate it if you don't talk about me behind my back. --

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Also, Kasper, it's great you found a source, but that Italian-language fan site actually cited an English-language reliable source, Hollywood.com, at

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I'm fine with that. Also I would like praise the editors in this discussion, rarely do I come full circle in my opinion in one short thread. Kudos.--

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and I dont think there is enough critical commentary about the design (as of now) to warrant its use. It might make a nice addition in the future. --

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Agree, as stated above, Johnston said a body double was only used for scenes when the character was sitting, lying or minimum acting was required.--

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This is only a summarization and not needed to convey the plot. Please see the linked guideline about avoiding such minutiae and technical detail.--

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foreign film might not be released in China; that's inherent to the entire concept of an import quota. There's nothing notable or significant about

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If it is agreed that The Avengers footage is in fact advancing the plot of this film, then perhaps we should just return to the original wording.--

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it that it complicated. Citing and sourcing the "It's the cosmic cube." is fine. Doing it in the plot section, where the name is irrelevant, isn't.

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has a pretty good example of how to create a release section for an upcoming film... Or just wait two weeks until the film is actually released. --

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collegial with your fellow editors. The information you suggested is in there, and the citations are good. This is done. Let us please move on. --

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to read "remain undiscovered until the present day", as we see in the first scene. It's factually inaccurate to say they were never discovered. --

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appear sometime afterward, or was it released around the same time? If the former, it sounds as if it might be that the post-credits scene then

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like Captain America: The First Avenger is a period/action/comedy/romance/superhero film. See previous discussions concerning the Cosmic Cube.--

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In any event, it doesn't matter. I've found a way to address this that should satisfy both of our concerns: He and the ship remain undiscovered

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Given the large number of fan images that have circulated, and the propensity for hoaxes in fan communities, this in no way can be considered a

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Should this be included somewhere? The plot, cast section, sequel? Or maybe even a footnote similar to what is done at the Avengers article. --

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I've have complimented you on your talk page in the past for your good editing, but I'm afraid I'm not following the long, rambling post above.

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Info on the premiere also includes some marketing material from a quick read including ice cream flavours and such created for the character.

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Chris Evans says skinny Steve is 5' tall and 98 lbs. Not sure if that's an estimate or relevant to the article, but it could be interesting. --

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Footage from one film appearing in another doesn't preclude it from existing in another. Otherwise the Saw films would make even less sense.

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I agree, a source that is authorative on the subject (i.e. the filmmakers, etc.) stating the tesseract is indeed the cosmic cube is ideal.--

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A sergeant in the United States Army during World War II who lead an elite special unit of U.S. Army Rangers nicknamed the Howling Commandos

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note, which will have the director saying it's the cosmic cube or whatever, and that note will have an inline citation. Kind of like what

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If it isn't mentioned that it shot at Pinewood that needs rectifying, but if its a UK/US production? The rules are weird and arbitrary.

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Yes and no. The plot element itself is fairly straight forward. It's when there is a desire to match-up the item with the comics and

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survive that fall. And the trip down the frozen river... He was strapped to that table and Zola did some really nasty things." --

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Very nicely done. This was a well-written article with very good sourcing. It seems almost ready to be a Featured Article.--

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article by Scott Collura [Was the Human Torch in Captain America? Read on for spoilerish Easter-egg goodness:, July 28, 2011)

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Also it is better to use a word that accurately discribes the situation, even if it is "big" or uncommon in the vernacular.--

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It may well prove to be correct later on. For now, a lack of provenance and the uncertain source make this claim suspect. --

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It is uncertain whether this is a true post-credits scene or footage from The Avengers (2012 film) used as a teaser trailer

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be in the plot or a related section - and the lead would be related in this case - either explicitly or as an Easater Egg.

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Its one thing to summarize the footage but I don't think we need to add any exposition about the "point" of the footage.--

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Romm example, which would help create consistency across these articles for when this issue inevitably comes up again. --

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missed out on a few million dollars because they were unable to get one of the revenue-sharing slots, hence their recent

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What the hell? What kind of nasty, insulting thing is that to say? And point of fact: I wrote the first pass of the plot

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we only include the first release date and the release date in the country that produced the film (U.S. In this case).--

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in the past in a number of articles. So IMO its safe to say the work might be credible. However it is still considered

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So in addition to the original reasoning, we can't use this image since it essentially comes from a forum posting. --

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Again about the genre? Are you just looking for an argument? If not, what is the reason to bring this up again? --

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If relevant, reliable sources can be presented, work it into the production section. Realistically there should be

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Capt. America for a revenue-sharing arrangement. As you note, what the Knowledge article says is factually correct.

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by Knowledge definition, and ComicBookMovie.com reader-submitted posts cannot be allowed as reference citations. --

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I'm for including the image (duh). Also, Tenebrae criticized my "disturbing imagery" and mispelled my username. --

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In fact, it's not even official from the online publication, but is just a fan posting. Here is the disclaimer at

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could have been included in this film. I guess time will tell to see if this same footage does in fact appear in

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There is no article for this, just a disambig. This link would only make sense if you aim to confuse the reader.

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I probably should have made that a separate comment from my one about the plot, to avoid confusion. My fault. --

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as someone else (BTW, his poster comes from WWI, not WWII). Would we insist that the paragraph say "...such as

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had already been filming for a couple of months by time of the release of CA:TFA so theoretically footage from

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discussion is really taking up a long time for a single sentence about a single foreign-territory marketing. --

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for other films in film articles, I don't see a difference between trailers appearing before or after a film--

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that these are reader postings and that the site isn't liable for inaccurate or libelous news posted there!

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Then the tessarct can't be linked at all. It's clearly either the Cosmic Cube or nothing from that list. --

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part of the trailer, but was originally produced as a post-credits scene as most of the other movies have.

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I'm sure Tenebrae did not see the film at a press conference. He just wants us to think he is important.-

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A freedom fighter with the French Resistance during World War II and the love interest of Captain America.

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doesn't even claim to be official, but just "what has been rumored to be, the film's official synopsis."

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that the experiments performed by Zola enabled Barnes to survive the fall shown in the film.<ref: -->

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And I have removed the edit. One of the primary, core policies of Knowledge is that information must be

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The trailer I was referring to with the same scene was not released until sometime afterwards, however

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post-credits scene, we can't pretend it's not there. We need to address it in some form or another. --

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Do you know when filming took place there? It could help us place it the most appropriate location.--

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To close, here's a reasonably complete list of foreign imports released in China this year to date:

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Besides the cited reference, I would say this would make the "sickly" description more accurate.--

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Sounds fine to me, I'd be okay with adding this to the end of Evan's entry in the cast section.--

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I'm taking this as consensus to include the information in the article. Revert if I'm wrong. --

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fighting for any of the people who put a hell of a lot more work into the film than this guy?

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tell ya! Kudos to Boycool for finding it and for you to inserting and properly sourcing it! --

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Ah, thats good. If I find anything in the future I'll add those in, unless added in already.

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We're keeping Nick Fury as portrayed by the great Sam Jackson just in the modern era for now.

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Again on choice of words, dissolved or disintegrated to point of resolved or reintegrated?

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I'll provide the quote and time stamp when I get a chance to hear the commentary again. --

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Yeah it wasn't just his stature that was the problem, he failed the medical exam entirely.

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because it has not yet begun filming and currently there are not enough sources too meet

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article, then we have to have some means of giving our readers the correct information.

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Darkwarriorblake and TriiipleThreat told me: "che ca##o dici?" (we said in Italy) ;-) --

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Was the movie sponsored by Norton? There is a Norton promotion that uses this film. --

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Oh yeah I know, I am just opening it up to discussion. I am not like some editors...

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at best as it had no bearing on the film. Also we cannot link to the Cosmic Cube per

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Could we include a section for parodies the film has already had, possibly including

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Now that seems like a perfectly legitimate reason to watch this this afternoon lol.

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An assumption like that is pure speculation without a source saying so. Presumably

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Any reason why there is no mention of this film being shot here. As confirmed by:

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The anonymously sourced Ain't It Cool News item doesn't seem to reach the bar of

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Rather more than twenty there, and there's still 3 1/2 months left in the year.

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If you wish to start a new discussion or revive an old one, please do so on the

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shows that "We Can Do It" is indeed the commonly accepted name of the poster.

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How about mention of the android that was the original human torch and later,

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I'll give it a go, I'm still half-drunk but we will see what the result is :P

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So surely this would make it a joint venture between UK/US? If not, why not?

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Actually, let me clarify. Plots are generally cited by the movie itself, per

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Same thing as above. That site, ComicBookMovie.com, appears to be highly non-

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http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/07/18/idUS162389+18-Jul-2011+PRN20110718

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Let's get rid of the passive voice and use the active voice: " said on the

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RS-cited, but even there I have to wonder. Something is parodied ... so? --

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for Chris Evans in some shots as the pre-transformation, Steve Rogers."?--

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Overall it looks really well done; just doing some MOS checks right now.--

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http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/captain-america-keep-us-title-207939

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Found confirmation that Nick Fury will not not appear in the WWII scenes:

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We typically only use the most general genre for the lead to avoid long

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Then it is probably just fan art. I agree we should probably just wait.

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As can be seen by the "dead link" tags in this articles footnotes for

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See history of the page...just a moment that I create the article. --

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Uncovered: 'Captain America's' Skinny Steve Rogers -- Leander Deeny

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article as well. Can you prove that besides it being a coincidence.

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LIVE CHAT: Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige answers your questions

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Talk:Thor (film)#ComicBookMovie.com cannot be used as a ref source

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Twenty is only the number of films that can be imported annually

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in a "blockbuster movie", almost in a quarter of the film, it's

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Worth mentioning name change in Russia, South Korea and Ukraine?

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You might be right. Have you talked to the downloader about it.

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That works for me. In terms of the name of the poster, a quick

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Much as I hate to say it, and as unlikely as "farked" may be,"

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John Grisham movie thriller, or a harmless Adam Sandler comedy.

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If that's the custom. Looks to be a false dilemma, but anyway.

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http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/Poniverse/news/?a=18723

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there is a 700 word limit for standard feature length films,

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and other large, influential mainstream publications do not.

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Chris Evans lookalike: "Theater actor Leander Deeny was the

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Cut short. We can add the information with this reference:

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Absolutely incredible the fact that an actor who plays the

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Perhaps, it was comic-con. People dress as CA every year.--

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I'd have to agree — these needn't be mutually exclusive.

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of mock trailers for this film on youtube, among them:

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wears a Captain America costume the same day there's a

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Forum postings, no matter how they're clothed, are not

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until such time that it is ready for inclusion in the

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Ok. I apologize, I pass and I leave the discussion. --

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and any RSs to confirm or deny would certainly help.--

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on July 20: One day after the UK release and two days

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I know! I know! The main reason why I didn't undo it.

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I guess one thing to look at is, did the trailer for

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Mega Monster Battle: Ultra Galaxy Legends - The Movie

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JJ Field as James Montgomery Falsworth / Union Jack

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