Both the Ghostbusters and Tony Stark are known for their high-tech gadgetry and winning personalities, so — legal reasons aside — a crossover between the two just makes sense. A LEGO fan named Takamichi Irie clearly agrees. Using pieces from official “Ghostbusters” and “Avengers” LEGO sets, Irie has made this team-up a reality, showing what would happen if the Ghostbusters outsourced their tech to Stark Industries. The result is a set of Ghostbusters-branded Hulkbuster armor that looks like Iron Man’s battlesuit from “Avengers: Age of Ultron” crossed with the Ghostbusters’ classic Cadillac ambulance-hearse, the Ecto-1. In classic Ghostbusters tradition, the equipment doesn’t look like it’s working exactly as planned. In Irie’s vignette, the Ghostbusters firehouse is a mess, while the Ghostbusters’ sometimes-nemesis Slimer is still free and causing havoc. For his part, Stark looks happy to take the money and run. Fans who want to build their own Ghostbusters mech can follow Irie’s lead.
As The Brothers Brick notes, Irie’s creation is a combination of two existing LEGO sets: the garage section of the 75827 Firehouse Headquarters and a converted 76031 The Hulk Buster Smash. Tony Stark and Iron Man last appeared in this year’s “Captain America: Civil War,” which recently became the first 2016 film to make over $400 million at the domestic box office. A “Ghostbusters” reboot featuring an all-new, all-female cast, debuts on July 15, 2016, although eager fans can listen to the new remix of the classic “Ghostbusters” theme song right now.Requires: Android2.3 or later Be a super hero and prove yourself in this new game for your mobile phone. This is no task for ordinary men because you have to jump from one building to another at supersonic speed. Cross the city of ruins, gather all the coins you can and be careful not to fall because if you do, the war against villains will be lost. Download our runner game and become a crime fighter right away. Enjoy the features of your favorite super heroes in a single incredible game.
-Fun and easy controls -A lot of coins to collect -Challenging and addictive game play -Cool and realistic graphics -Simple and fun to play for all ages Enjoy this awesome game! Discover detailed trending of Iron Man 3 and its competitor apps on ★ 9Apps Trends ★ GIGABYTE Classic Lite app LG Ultimate 2 app Motorola SPICE Key app Xiaomi Mi 2S app Zen 303 Elite app Alcatel 988 Shockwave app ZTE Axon Lux app TAG Heuer LINK app ZTE Imperial II app LG X cam app Kyocera Hydro Reach app Alcatel POP 8 app Sony Xperia SL appIn recent years, Marvel has dominated Live Action while DC has dominated Animation.Let’s look at the last decade.[ Bold is Better than Good. Italics is Worse than Good. ]LIVE ACTIONDC:The Dark KnightWatchmenRedThe LosersJonah HexGreen LanternDark Knight RisesMan of Steel Red 2BvS Dawn of JusticeSuicide SquadMarvel:Iron ManThe Incredible HulkPunisher: War ZoneX-men Origins: WolverineIron Man 2Kick AssThorX-men: First ClassCaptain AmericaGhost Rider: Spirit of VengeanceThe AvengersThe Amazing Spider-manIron Man 3Kick Ass 2The WolverineThor: The Dark WorldCaptain America: The Winter SoldierAmazing Spider-man 2X-men: Days of Future PastGuardians of the GalaxyKingsmanAvengers: Age of UltronAnt-manFantastic FourDeadpoolCaptain America
: Civil WarX-Men: ApocalypseDoctor StrangeNaturally, there are some that can be debated but you’ll looking at 11 films ( with 2 that are better than good and 4 that are worse ) compared to 28 films ( with 11 that are better than good and 5 that are worse ). Between volume and quality, Marvel has the clear edge.Now let’s look at animation.ANIMATIONDC:Justice League The New FrontierBatman Gotham KnightWonder WomanGreen Lantern First FlightSuperman/ Batman: Public EnemiesCrisis on Two WorldsBatman: Under the Red HoodSuperman/ Batman: ApocalypseAll-Star SupermanGreen Lantern: Emerald KnightsBatman: Year OneJustice League DoomSuperman vs the EliteDark Knight Returns Pt 1Dark Knight Returns Pt 2Superman UnboundThe Flashpoint ParadoxJLA Adventures: Trapped in TimeJustice League: WarSon of Batman Batman: Assault on ArkhamJustice League: Throne of AtlantisBatman vs RobinBatman Unlimited: Animal InstinctsJustice League: Gods and MonstersBatman Unlimited: Monster MayhemBatman: Bad BloodJustice League vs Teen TitansBatman: The Killing JokeDC Super Hero GirlsBatman Unlimited: Mechs vs MutantsBatman: Return of the Caped CrusadersJustice League Dark+ 6 Lego MoviesMarvel:Next AvengersHulk Versus Planet HulkThor: Tales from AsgardIronman: Rise of the TechnovoreIronman and Hulk: Heroes UnitedAvengers Confidential: Black Widow & PunisherIronman and Captain America: Heroes UnitedBig Hero 6Marvel Superhero Adventures
: Frost FightHulk: Where Monsters Dwell+2 Lego MoviesThe reverse is true here. Not counting the Lego Movies, we’ve seen 34 DC Animated Movies ( 9 better than good and 4 worse ) while we’ve only seen 11 Marvel Animated Movies ( 2 better than good and 4 worse ). Again, there are some which can be debated but it’s hard to debate the overall decision as the quality and quantity difference is dramatic.Can I say both?Seriously though, I love DC films. There are some horrible DC films like Batman & Robin, but there are plenty of great films, like the Dark Knight Trilogy.My top 5 DC films:The Dark KnightBatman v Superman Ultimate EditionBatman (1989)Man of SteelThe Dark Knight RisesMarvel movies are also terrific. There are plenty of flops (Fant4stic), but there are plenty of masterpieces.Guardians of the GalaxyDeadpoolAvengersIron ManX-Men Days of Future PastHowever, in my opinion, there are several factors that put DC films over Marvel films.SoundtrackMarvel's theme songs just aren't very memorable.
This is explained in the video The Marvel Symphonic Universe. While there are plenty of great songs and composers, they just don't stand up to DC soundtracks. The original Superman film had the iconic theme by John Williams, the 1989 Batman film had a great theme by Danny Elfman, and, more recently, Hans Zimmer nailed the last five superhero movies he did.VillainsDC villains, in my opinion, aren't one-off, unmotivated, I-want-to-take-over-the-world villains. Sure, Zod only lasted one movie recently, but his motivations (love for his people) to gave meaning to his actions. Though the recent version of Lex Luthor was controversial, his “daddy-issues” were what motivated him. Enchantress wasn't very good, but she was essentially Apocalypse. The Joker from The Dark Knight was amazing (hopefully I don't have a say why).In Marvel movies, I haven't seen any truly great villains. Loki was good with his “daddy-issues” and all. Zemo was motivated, and, in the end, he won, but he wasn't menacing.
Sadly all of the other villains were just one-movie-and-done.One thing Marvel does right better than DC is their heroes. Superman is somewhat of a mess in BvS; while Snyder's take on the Man of Steel is more realistic, I still didn't get that feeling of hope whenever I saw him on screen (like I did in the first Superman). Marvel has crafted such amazing characters, such as Iron Man, Bruce Banner, etc.Movies from both companies are great though. DC. I may seem biased, but that's just me.Marvels movies are more likely set into a lighter tone where everybody seems to compromise with each other like a big Indian joint family (no offence). And at the end every issue is solved having a perfect happy ending.DC have more of a realistic approach and a dark background which relates to today's reality.But that's my personal opinion and I enjoy watching both marvels and DC movies.It depends on the film. So far, none of the Fantastic Four films have been, well, all that good. Cheesy in the previous version, but overall, meh.
I know people just adore Deadpool, but, I guess I got over raunchy comedies sometime ago.Batman and Batman Returns? Oh, those I like.It has it’s moments.Never liked the New52 version of Superman, and this Superman was based off him. Not really fond of the way they portrayed Luthor, and Superman goes back to Man of Steel. But, I liked it.Captain America: Civil War… And people say this is somehow better than BvS? Stark has known and trusted Cap for, how long now? And never listens to him past a certain point. BvS, it was the first time Bats and Supes had actually come into contact with one another. You say airport fight scene? I say warehouse fight scene.Honestly, I barely even remember watching these. Despite them using AC/DC in the first two films (my favorite band).So, DC films for me.If I’m being honest, TDK is probably the best film from the genre based purely on force of will and Heath Ledger. Otherwise, it’s all been one giant explosion (And this is coming from someone who wanted Suicide Squad to be good SO BAD).