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[Bohandas]

I'd guess he just has a really good smelter in his stomach that'd be able to smelt any metal he comes across into SUPER SPACE METAL.
Maybe a molecular forge, but then he'd just eat whatever.

He'd still need the correct elements

[Cryxis, Prince of Doom]

That can certainly be canonical, actually. They're just giant colonies of worms, so there's no real limit to their size.

^^This. Their height is supposed to vary.

They aren't supposed to vary that much, they split into two separate colonies after a certain point.
*source: http://halo.wikia.com/wiki/Mgalekgolo

[Xantalos]

I'd guess he just has a really good smelter in his stomach that'd be able to smelt any metal he comes across into SUPER SPACE METAL.
Maybe a molecular forge, but then he'd just eat whatever.

He'd still need the correct elements

Rather I mean a thing that disassembles and reassembles atoms into their correct configuration, but then he could just eat anything - actually I think he does, as demonstrated when he activated after having a pebble thrown down his throat. Maybe metal's just easier.

[Sergius]

Yeah.

Still, if he's not actually building something with all that metal he's gonna get REALLY constipated eventually.

[i2amroy]

I'd guess he just has a really good smelter in his stomach that'd be able to smelt any metal he comes across into SUPER SPACE METAL.
Maybe a molecular forge, but then he'd just eat whatever.

He'd still need the correct elements

Rather I mean a thing that disassembles and reassembles atoms into their correct configuration, but then he could just eat anything - actually I think he does, as demonstrated when he activated after having a pebble thrown down his throat. Maybe metal's just easier.

I've got to say it would be much easier to have something that could disassemble molecules into their constituent elements and then recombine them into the desired molecules than it would be to have something actually disassemble them down to individual protons and electrons and then recombine them. The first one would require you to eat the right elements, as noted. You can't make more atoms of any given substance, just use the ones you have, and thus would require you to eat iron if you needed iron, breathe oxygen if you needed oxygen (or drink water) and so on.

[Sergius]

In Kung Fu Panda, after Po defeats Tai Lung and everyone's like "master", he's like "Master Shifu!" and runs back to the Jade Palace, he makes a face like, guys, come with me. He arrives and Shifu's "dying" (not really). But none of the others follow him up, even after a while, there's no sign that any of the Furious Five has any interest in going up and seeing how badly Tai Lung kicked Shifu's ass.

Otherwise the movie is brilliant.

[LordBaal]

Maybe they were trying to restore order on the village, or went up, saw it was kind of a intimate moment among Po and Shifu and decided to leave them alone for a while.

[Sergius]

He *was* strongly implying that Shifu may have been critically injured tho.

Didn't seem to me that they had anything urgent to do about the village.

[EPSIL0N]

Hopefully it is not too soon and not a real spoiler but Age of Ultron really got under my skin in terms of tech nonsense with 'magic' super advanced AIs and what not which is passable but why in the world did they try to create an AI in an environment that is connected to the internet and why was the secret hydra base also connected to the internet.

[LordBaal]

The first one is because Tony Stark is an idiot. I love the character but he's still an idiot. He's careless and extremely overconfident that's precisely one of the points they want to illustrate. I wouldn't mind it that much if Iron Man 3 didn't exist or if it was a different movie. In Iron Man 3 you see him struggling with the consequences of being an ass to almost everyone and being just as careless too, and in the end he's moving towards quitting trying to being a hero because he's simply not, at best he's just a crazy vigilante.

Then AoU comes and bam, he's back on track like nothing happened. I mean we get to see those Iron Man robots, maybe he was trying to automatize his "hero" labours as a halfarse excuse but we don't even get an explanation over that. Anyway he didn't learn all that much from what happened on Iron Man 3 and that's why crap hit the fan.

I can relate to his motivation of trying to "armour" the whole world but as pointed out he's simply careless. As for the "real" reason, dunno, he's simply careless or Jarvis needed to be connected to internet by some reason, or maybe part of Jarvis resided on the internet. It's hard to find a workplace that doesn't have internet connection, and even if the experiment on it was conducted on a "enclosed" place that didn't helped much once the AI got into a iron man robot body. I guess those robots have all kind of wireless connections that would allow him to scape in a million ways.

The second one, Hydra agents still need facebook, they are humans after all, well most of them anyway.

[94dima94]

I don't know if someone already told this (it's from a youtube review):
The Lion King ends up teaching a message totally different from the one it was going for.
"You should have the strength to face what you did in the past, don't run away". So, when the main character does so... everyone hates him, and he almost dies.
But, wait! Everything turns out just fine... once they learn it was not his fault.
So? If you are scared by something you did... everyone will hate you for that. Unless you didn't do it; in that case, everything is fine.

[Neonivek]

Well Dima here is a good deflection: No one but Simba learns this. Everyone fights by him believing he did kill his father.

As for Tony Stark... Naw he is just outright incompetent in that movie.

But that is what you get when the movie makers try to fit Ultron in 1 movie (he honestly needed 2) and make it Tony Stark who created him...

[94dima94]

Well Dima here is a good deflection: No one but Simba learns this. Everyone fights by him believing he did kill his father.

Not really... they are by his side when he shows up, but when they learn about "his secret" they stop, and they don't do anything until he makes Scar confess HE did it...

[Loud Whispers]

I don't know if someone already told this (it's from a youtube review):
The Lion King ends up teaching a message totally different from the one it was going for.
"You should have the strength to face what you did in the past, don't run away". So, when the main character does so... everyone hates him, and he almost dies.
But, wait! Everything turns out just fine... once they learn it was not his fault.
So? If you are scared by something you did... everyone will hate you for that. Unless you didn't do it; in that case, everything is fine.

That's the thing though. The real message is that everything won't be ok, unless you make your enemies kill your enemies. Thanks Disney

[Xantalos]

Honestly I just put Iron Man 3 chronologically after Age of Ultron, which kinda explains a lot of the character inconsistencies - he throws away being Iron Man after all the shit with Ultron happens and stuff.
He just had a backup copy of Jarvis.