You don't. You just start by plastering a poster of Alina Popa in your room. If she asks who's that woman, you just say you don't know and you just wanted to cover an ugly spot on the wall and found that cool picture. Let a week pass and add another one. Then add one with Lenda Murray. Then Andrea Shaw. You slowly turn it into a shrine. You start to very publicly like muscular women on social media. One day she says she wants to watch a movie with you but you say you can't because there's an important sports event on the TV and you can't miss it. Then she sees you eating popcorn on the sofa while watching the Ms. Olympia finals. You start being interested in photography. You get a dad bod (unless you already have one), grow a moustache and start going to shows. Actions speak louder than words. By that time she will have noticed you went full schmoe and there's no turning back.
I think CG artists probably touched up her muscles in some scenes like they did with Hemsworth. Regardless, she looks damn great.
No normaly they make arms and muscles thinner for make them look "more female" in cg artits opinion like goosip magazine do it at the singers i work for, so clearly no morphing, just the good muscle contraction of moving in such short moments that are not worth to put in effort to make them look more female
And at the movie before she had well developed arms too
For men you are right there they make them look bigger but on woman Normaly not
Netflix didn't really have the "cohesion" that Marvel does now. Not that it's all great, it's mostly mediocre, but it didn't fit into their larger plan. I think they struck gold with JJ and DD, but Luke Cage was just ok, and Iron Fist was a joke. But TBH I think both JJ and DD are MUCH better source characters than the other two.
Ms Marvel already has her own title shot, and so does She Hulk, and Hawkeye. All three are now introduced on the smaller screen. America Chavez was maybe a mistake in the way they intro'd her but now she's in too and getting trained. I really don't think they need the shows to be GREAT. There are audience segments that will like them, and most probably wont, but as far as phase 4 is concerned this is doing a lot of legwork to get people invested in newer (and less mainstream) characters without having them just show up in the middle of the movie, which is a pet peeve of mine in modern entertainment.
They're already confirming a season2 and her in future movies.
Really? Wow I'm surprised by that considering they haven't even seen how it will do yet...
Even though they made some creative decisions I don't agree with, I'm still excited and happy to see this finally happening. I have been waiting to see She-Hulk on TV or in movies since I first discovered her in the comics when I was 9 years old in the early 80s.
They had a lot less work to do though. He didn't fly, only really had to do strength, speed, heat vision, and the occasional cold breath, especially in the earlier seasons. They got appropriate flak for some of the MOW powers but those can be forgiven; those might be one off effects that are never seen again (or maybe recycled down the line) but I recall Clark's power set looking good for most if not all of the show since hey had to use that stuff all the time.
If they have no plans for a S2 of She-Hulk it would make sense to not really invest in making it look top notch, especially what I've heard about how Disney/Marvel treats their post-houses.
They're already confirming a season2 and her in future movies.
^ Good shows you mentioned Fox Kids' X-Men was on fire in the 90's.
Now a lot of these superhero stuff is going woke. I haven't watched any superhero movies in a while (last one was The Avengers 1).
From what I seen from the previews of She-Hulk, to me it is just eh. Yes she is a lawyer but after her transformation she seems to be able to transform back and forth like her cousin Bruce Banner though I'm not sure though I'm not sure since I never watched it.
What the fuck is this 'Woke' stuff supposed to mean anyways? I swear, you people toss that word around so much to describe anyone or anything that rubs you the wrong way even the slightest, that it sounds borderline cult-like. It's like how Boomers or old people call anything they don't like Communism or Socialism or how Scientologists use very specific buzzwords to describe others.
If 'Woke' is part of your everyday vocabulary and you use it freely around others, there is something very VERY concerning about you and you need to really take a step back and do some soul searching. Before you go down a rabbit hole you will never come back from. That's how cults start, my guy.
^ Good shows you mentioned Fox Kids' X-Men was on fire in the 90's.
Now a lot of these superhero stuff is going woke. I haven't watched any superhero movies in a while (last one was The Avengers 1).
From what I seen from the previews of She-Hulk, to me it is just eh. Yes she is a lawyer but after her transformation she seems to be able to transform back and forth like her cousin Bruce Banner though I'm not sure though I'm not sure since I never watched it.
Thanks for the insight, guys. With posters for movies, music, games and pop culture making a huge resurgence in the last decade or so I was hoping our little niche neck of the woods would see some dedicated services, but it doesn't seem so. I'll keep an eye out and try to contact copyright holders of photos I like, although I won't hold my breath. Perhaps it's an idea for a business for someone with contacts in the industry ;)
I went to see the new DC League of Super Pets movie the other day with the wife and kids. The movie was pretty good, but I was most surprised at how built Wonder Woman was. They depicted her with broad shoulders and definition in her arms. It was great to see a strong, (slightly) muscular woman on screen (even if it is in animation).
Anyway, it got me wondering if any of the depictions of her in the DC animations (which I haven't watched) show her with a muscular, defined physique?
Terrible movie writing-wise, Luisa is by FAR the best part.
Thank you. Finally somebody agrees with me. I’ve loved some of those types of Disney movies lately like Coco and Luca. But Encanto had like no plot basically and the songs weren’t even memorable. Luisa was cool and everything but the movie was boring.
MuscleAngels was created by Annie and Andy, not James.
When James started FT Video, I believe he said one of his main goals was to produce better, more interesting muscle movies featuring the best of the best. Those early Marja Lehtonen and Lisa Bavington videos are classics. Awefilms has a similar origin, though James and Steve have pretty different backgrounds (James was in film iirc, and Steve was a career RN).
“Gene Hwang”? 🧐 Not sure where you got that one! lol GeneX has always been GeneX and he had run his own fansite years before James enlisted him to contribute photos for the FT paysite.
Yep, wasn’t clear with my comment that MA was a separate thing, just meant that it was after FTV.
And ya a lot of his photos were credited as GeneX Hwang (I forgot the X but remembered the Hwang somehow lol)
James Cook yes, who had been working with Gene Hwang at FTVideo before the Muscle Angels venture. But Annie had also been running her own site at the time, too, that she updated quite regularly.
MuscleAngels was created by Annie and Andy, not James.
When James started FT Video, I believe he said one of his main goals was to produce better, more interesting muscle movies featuring the best of the best. Those early Marja Lehtonen and Lisa Bavington videos are classics. Awefilms has a similar origin, though James and Steve have pretty different backgrounds (James was in film iirc, and Steve was a career RN).
“Gene Hwang”? 🧐 Not sure where you got that one! lol GeneX has always been GeneX and he had run his own fansite years before James enlisted him to contribute photos for the FT paysite.
“They” are trying to make these fill-in-the-blanks characters happen on the big screen and audiences are telling them, “nah, we good”. MCU created a story arc to get us to a female Captain Marvel, and capitalized mostly by packaging it between Infinity War and Endgame.. Nine guys chatting on a female muscle-centric fan forum aren’t going to convince the studios to put $200 million into creating a film just for them. But that doesn’t mean the new SH series has no shot to be interesting.
McLish was the best attempt so far. Her husband made her the star in his movies and she was on record saying she was had no problem with people expecting to see her body. Problem is like most people dedicated to a craft, they're average at other things. Her acting leaves much to be desired. So getting a bodybuilder to become a good actor is improbable. Getting an actor to become a bodybuilder? they have the time and the money to do so but I don't see it happening. Shame about McLish though. Cory Everson was pretty decent actress too , come to think of it.
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there all pretty much the same.....about 2 in a half minutes
About how long are the muscle fantasies videos compared to the female muscle movies videos?
About how long are the muscle fantasies videos compared to the female muscle movies videos?
You don't. You just start by plastering a poster of Alina Popa in your room. If she asks who's that woman, you just say you don't know and you just wanted to cover an ugly spot on the wall and found that cool picture. Let a week pass and add another one. Then add one with Lenda Murray. Then Andrea Shaw. You slowly turn it into a shrine. You start to very publicly like muscular women on social media. One day she says she wants to watch a movie with you but you say you can't because there's an important sports event on the TV and you can't miss it. Then she sees you eating popcorn on the sofa while watching the Ms. Olympia finals. You start being interested in photography. You get a dad bod (unless you already have one), grow a moustache and start going to shows. Actions speak louder than words. By that time she will have noticed you went full schmoe and there's no turning back.
Is Kidman going to use those muscles in a movie anytime soon? I can believe that she man mop the floor with Agent Hunt.
No normaly they make arms and muscles thinner for make them look "more female" in cg artits opinion like goosip magazine do it at the singers i work for, so clearly no morphing, just the good muscle contraction of moving in such short moments that are not worth to put in effort to make them look more female And at the movie before she had well developed arms too For men you are right there they make them look bigger but on woman Normaly not
If it's a morph it is far better made than all the rest of the visual effects in the movie :D
if u want real female muscle n a marvel movie, stick with tessa thompson in thor
https://www.reddit.com/r/FemaleCelebrityBicep...
https://i.redd.it/j8ucy5ps1km91.jpg
It's actually from the U.S. television program called "Glee"
Here is a much better quality link of the same scene I found. The actresses name is Heather Morris.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3D0jisam5Pw
Exciting indeed. Do you know which movie it's from?
Netflix didn't really have the "cohesion" that Marvel does now. Not that it's all great, it's mostly mediocre, but it didn't fit into their larger plan. I think they struck gold with JJ and DD, but Luke Cage was just ok, and Iron Fist was a joke. But TBH I think both JJ and DD are MUCH better source characters than the other two.
Ms Marvel already has her own title shot, and so does She Hulk, and Hawkeye. All three are now introduced on the smaller screen. America Chavez was maybe a mistake in the way they intro'd her but now she's in too and getting trained. I really don't think they need the shows to be GREAT. There are audience segments that will like them, and most probably wont, but as far as phase 4 is concerned this is doing a lot of legwork to get people invested in newer (and less mainstream) characters without having them just show up in the middle of the movie, which is a pet peeve of mine in modern entertainment.
Really? Wow I'm surprised by that considering they haven't even seen how it will do yet...
Even though they made some creative decisions I don't agree with, I'm still excited and happy to see this finally happening. I have been waiting to see She-Hulk on TV or in movies since I first discovered her in the comics when I was 9 years old in the early 80s.
They're already confirming a season2 and her in future movies.
What the fuck is this 'Woke' stuff supposed to mean anyways? I swear, you people toss that word around so much to describe anyone or anything that rubs you the wrong way even the slightest, that it sounds borderline cult-like. It's like how Boomers or old people call anything they don't like Communism or Socialism or how Scientologists use very specific buzzwords to describe others.
If 'Woke' is part of your everyday vocabulary and you use it freely around others, there is something very VERY concerning about you and you need to really take a step back and do some soul searching. Before you go down a rabbit hole you will never come back from. That's how cults start, my guy.
^ Good shows you mentioned Fox Kids' X-Men was on fire in the 90's.
Now a lot of these superhero stuff is going woke. I haven't watched any superhero movies in a while (last one was The Avengers 1).
From what I seen from the previews of She-Hulk, to me it is just eh. Yes she is a lawyer but after her transformation she seems to be able to transform back and forth like her cousin Bruce Banner though I'm not sure though I'm not sure since I never watched it.
Thanks for the insight, guys. With posters for movies, music, games and pop culture making a huge resurgence in the last decade or so I was hoping our little niche neck of the woods would see some dedicated services, but it doesn't seem so. I'll keep an eye out and try to contact copyright holders of photos I like, although I won't hold my breath. Perhaps it's an idea for a business for someone with contacts in the industry ;)
I went to see the new DC League of Super Pets movie the other day with the wife and kids. The movie was pretty good, but I was most surprised at how built Wonder Woman was. They depicted her with broad shoulders and definition in her arms. It was great to see a strong, (slightly) muscular woman on screen (even if it is in animation).
Anyway, it got me wondering if any of the depictions of her in the DC animations (which I haven't watched) show her with a muscular, defined physique?
Thank you. Finally somebody agrees with me. I’ve loved some of those types of Disney movies lately like Coco and Luca. But Encanto had like no plot basically and the songs weren’t even memorable. Luisa was cool and everything but the movie was boring.
Yep, wasn’t clear with my comment that MA was a separate thing, just meant that it was after FTV.
And ya a lot of his photos were credited as GeneX Hwang (I forgot the X but remembered the Hwang somehow lol)
MuscleAngels was created by Annie and Andy, not James.
When James started FT Video, I believe he said one of his main goals was to produce better, more interesting muscle movies featuring the best of the best. Those early Marja Lehtonen and Lisa Bavington videos are classics. Awefilms has a similar origin, though James and Steve have pretty different backgrounds (James was in film iirc, and Steve was a career RN).
“Gene Hwang”? 🧐 Not sure where you got that one! lol GeneX has always been GeneX and he had run his own fansite years before James enlisted him to contribute photos for the FT paysite.
“They” are trying to make these fill-in-the-blanks characters happen on the big screen and audiences are telling them, “nah, we good”. MCU created a story arc to get us to a female Captain Marvel, and capitalized mostly by packaging it between Infinity War and Endgame.. Nine guys chatting on a female muscle-centric fan forum aren’t going to convince the studios to put $200 million into creating a film just for them. But that doesn’t mean the new SH series has no shot to be interesting.
Muscle has nothing to do with it -- Batgirl movie cancelled for being so 'woke' that it was 'irredeemable'
Missy Peregrym...i dl'd the ''stick it'' movie just to watch her...lol.
Alba Flores has some abs!
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McLish was the best attempt so far. Her husband made her the star in his movies and she was on record saying she was had no problem with people expecting to see her body. Problem is like most people dedicated to a craft, they're average at other things. Her acting leaves much to be desired. So getting a bodybuilder to become a good actor is improbable. Getting an actor to become a bodybuilder? they have the time and the money to do so but I don't see it happening. Shame about McLish though. Cory Everson was pretty decent actress too , come to think of it.