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But the Weyland Commando from Alien 3 was a "necessary" figure. Or those "emissary" Predators in human combat gear. Or the 1/4 scale red masked Predator from an unlicensed fan film. Paul Reiser from Aliens was an "action" star too. I'm not even saying these figures shouldn't exist for people...

They won't ever get my money on any Predator figures until they want to make a Harrigan. They make so much money off of Predator 2 it's not even funny. There's no excuse.

This figure is fine but I still think it lacks anything new to set it apart from the previous kit versions Hot Toys made. If they had made the chair he first appears in or a new unique base it could have been better. There's not much to say about it other than we knew the body and face sculpt...

Qui-Gon's explanation to Anakin was "a microscopic lifeform that resides within all living cells" and Obi-Wan's first explanation to Luke about the Force was "it's an energy field created by all living things." I wouldn't get so hung up on it, though. When Anakin's blood sample comes back with a...

Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019) Why is Rhodey still walking around with leg braces after 7 years? In Iron Man 3, Tony worked out the formula for Extremis, which could regrow body parts of people, and he was able to get the shrapnel removed from his heart. In Doctor Strange, Strange got...

Re: Avengers: Endgame (April 26th, 2019)

Trust me, it fell off a bunch of times just turning the figure. The peg hole was a bit too big.

I got mine yesterday from Sideshow. The 2nd shoulder cannon that you have to attach yourself does have the issue many other people have mentioned so I just super glued mine. I think the bone trophy necklace from the old Cleaner Kit is definitely preferable. Looks like they had reused the same...

I would definitely buy one if some company made his chair. There have been those Iron Man suit-up gantry dioramas so I think someone could if they wanted to.

I totally stand by what I said. You can say it's well painted and realistic, but it doesn't look like the actress at all. It's just a generic female face.

The head sculpt on this figure looks nothing like Brie Larson. Hot Toys has done some sculpts that have been a bit off plenty of times in the past, but this is as generic as some of their Aliens Marines likenesses.

From the first time we see Nick Fury in Iron Man 1, he just stands around doing nothing in his trenchcoat, essentially Samuel L. Jackson playing Samuel L. Jackson. Here they have a younger Nick Fury and all I see in the trailers is him driving Captain Marvel around and being dumbfounded at her...

This is what I got from it too. The Xenomorphs had more organic characteristics in Resurrection, while Ripley had the acid blood (or other Xenomorph characteristics seen in the failed 1-7 clones).

At least it's released in some parts of the world so you know it's out soon. We were in limbo waiting for the '79 Ripley for how long?

If jajuja fans had approached Shane Black telling him what kinds of things he needed to put in the movie, it's no surprise to me we got the story we did, with the person who "understood" jajujas the best being portrayed as autistic.

I love Snyderman's head sculpts and have 7 of them, but I have never found a body that matches the fleshtones they use on any of their paintjobs, so be aware that you may have to do some painting.

It's not a sight, it's there to attach the sling.

LOL, that's like someone resenting the 1987-1996 Ninja Turtles cartoon series because it deviated from the original comics. I'm sorry, but those cartoons are the reasons there is any interest for a movie to be made (He-Man or TMNT).

The abdomen on this figure is just like the way the Fugitive Predator looked in the new movie when they had him undressed in the lab. And if you look at the comic con prototypes of the Fugitive, you can see that same stupid vein down the middle of the biceps, just like this figure has. Same body.

If you look at the concept art (illustrations and paintings) in the book "Inside the Monster Shop" by Alec Gillis and Tom Woodruff, they show him with a white eye, so it may have been intended and never was applied in the film itself.