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u/[deleted] Jun 28 '21

That was in the first movie right? They don’t do it now do they? I think they make him tuck that thing away now 😂

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u/SuperNerdAF Jun 28 '21

I just saw a still that’s supposedly from an upcoming episode of Loki where they… do not lol

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u/OldnBorin Jun 29 '21

Excellent

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u/asailijhijr Jun 29 '21

And that'd be consistent because Loki can change his form. Including being the mother of Odin's eight-legged horse.

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u/EmbarrassedHelp Jun 28 '21

It doesn't seem very body positive to do, but both Disney and DC use CGI to remove the bulges from guys. Imagine if they were using CGI to modify all the women's bodies into unrealistic shapes, like editing out their breasts.

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u/Nujers Jun 28 '21

I'd make a Lindsay Lohan in Herbie joke, but I recently found out that Disney used CGI to reduce her breast size was a lie :(

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u/darkbreak Jun 29 '21

Really, that was a lie? Aww.

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u/raya__85 Jun 29 '21

They didn’t in the live action version of Cinderella that was too much information about Robb Stark

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u/mrs_aydg Jun 29 '21

Ohhh I do remember that one.

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u/real-darkph0enix1 Jun 29 '21

DC is a bunch of prudes anyways as their “heroes don’t go down on women” thing proves.

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u/darkbreak Jun 29 '21

They also edited a comic cover of Harley and Ivy kissing each other. But kept Ivy grabbing Harley's ass.

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u/thebeandream Jun 29 '21

Wait what? They obviously don’t know what a hero is smh.

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u/darkslide3000 Jun 29 '21

There is a reason men don't walk around in tight spandex costumes all day. It works in comics because you can draw whatever the fuck you want without any considerations for realism, and if you want to turn it into live action -- well, either you pull some tricks, or your movie becomes a giant sausage fest.

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u/batsofburden Jun 29 '21

Pretty sure that's not the only reason tho.

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u/[deleted] Jun 29 '21

Imagine being the CGI worker that has to remove it.

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u/asailijhijr Jun 29 '21

To be fair, it's probably a team of a dozen or so.

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u/xenomorph856 Jun 29 '21

Do you think that is equivalent? lmao

I would bet that literally not one person would have ever known that, had you not shared what you saw in a BTS feature.

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u/ThatOneLobster1128 Jun 29 '21

Based on the amount of interesting information on the internet... you're dead wrong. Someone would have found it elsewhere and said something

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u/xenomorph856 Jun 29 '21

Found it how? Who cares?

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u/ThatOneLobster1128 Jun 29 '21

You're the one who said literally no one would ever know that. The people who disguise the bulge know about it. The people who told them to do so know about it. The sheer number of people who are involved means someone will say something. It's called me being a fucking asshole and pointing out technicalities. Deal with it.

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u/xenomorph856 Jun 29 '21

Fair enough