Isaiah Mustafa Wants to be Luke Cage

[Princesa]

Anybody but Terry Crews I think he us such a musclehead, and yeah I want Jessica Jones in it too, I didn't become a Cage fan until a friend put me on to Alias trades.

I'm thinking they should use Claire Temple as a nod to the old comics.

I second that, JR! She was a Doctor, right?

And it would be a crime if Crews wasn't playing the part, he looks like Cage now:

If he is in it I wouldn't give it a first look I think he has the talent and charisma of a shoe. Also Cage fans such as I never heard of Claire Temple we're a Bendis era phenomena.

[Battle]

Terry Crews  IS  Luke Cage.

[Kimoyo]

Agreed!

Peace,

Mont

[Princesa]

Terry Crews to me is the worst actor I've ever seen. He has no talent and less personality. He is like a big dumb guy...I don't get it. His range is A to A. He is my least favorite actor on earth.

[Battle]

Terry Crews  IS  Luke Cage, Power Man!

[Rockscissorspaper]

Terry Crews to me is the worst actor I've ever seen. He has no talent and less personality. He is like a big dumb guy...I don't get it. His range is A to A. He is my least favorite actor on earth.

Damn. I wouldn't go that far, but yeah hopefully they'll find someone else (and not Tyrese).

[BmoreAkuma]

Yes his acting is terrible. You want talented actors not someone whom is "buff". I would rather have Isaiah. He'll gain few pounds for the role.

[Kristopher]

Terry Crews to me is the worst actor I've ever seen. He has no talent and less personality. He is like a big dumb guy...I don't get it. His range is A to A. He is my least favorite actor on earth.

You know what? On second thought, you're probably right. I think Terry is TOO BLACK, TOO STRONG to play Cage the way Bendis has f#$ked him up written him now.

[Battle]

Terry Crews  IS  Luke Cage, Power Man...

---HERO FOR HIRE!

[Marvelous]

I think Bendis wrote Cage REAL, he appeals to major audience which means success.  Not some shuckin and jivin mf from back in the 70s and not some fake wanna be from Harlem.  He is still real, he aint know baby's daddy.  He's taking care of his and doin the right thing.  But thats all off topic.  As for Isaiah playing Cage, I'll check it out, could be a lot worse...

[BmoreAkuma]

Seriously? This guy?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LCl5uyn5K7k

This film will be coming the laughing stock of comic films. It'll be worse than this

[Princesa]

Terry Crews  IS  Luke Cage, Power Man...

---HERO FOR HIRE!

GRRRRR you're inflaming my Latin temper but seriously I can't stand him.

[Princesa]

I think my hatred for Terry Crews reached critical mass when in an interview I heard him say his show EBHC was perfectly situated because the comedy competition was Two and a Half Men and he thought that show was "too smart for the room" when it came to the Black audience. Ever since then I saw him as a bleeping moron.

[Kristopher]

Not some shuckin and jivin mf from back in the 70s and not some fake wanna be from Harlem. 

Give an example of his "shuckin and jivin"....if you can

He is still real, he aint know baby's daddy.

Right, he just made a baby while he was drunk. What was he drinking anyway, Old E, St. Ides or Colt 45? Gotta keep it real, yo. 

He's taking care of his and doin the right thing.

This broke ass, 21st century white man's n!gger, didn't even have one lousy dollar in his pocket to buy an entire mansion with. I guess you and I have a different definition of what "taking care of his" means:

In the above sequence, from New Avengers: Vol II #7, Victoria Hand distributes the team’s first paychecks to them.  Luke refuses, claiming that the money will make him beholden to Captain America and he doesn’t want his team to be answerable to anyone, even Captain America.  Now remember, earlier Luke was willing to hire the aforementioned Victoria Hand, over his own wife’s objections, because Captain America vouched for her.  So, Bendis’ Cage will gladly do what Cap says for free, but he won’t take a paycheck for it?  That doesn’t make any sense.   As a result of the paycheck situation, Jessica tries to have a private conversation with Luke over their family’s financial situation, but Luke elects to have the discussion in front of his team members.  Jessica then reveals the embarrassing truth that the Cage-Jones family is broke.  In the above scenarios, Bendis’ interpretation of Luke Cage makes the most significant departure from the character’s established history.
http://worldofhurtonline.com/2011/01/

Hmmm, I can see why he's so "popular".

[Marvelous]

Not some shuckin and jivin mf from back in the 70s and not some fake wanna be from Harlem. 

Give an example of his "shuckin and jivin"....if you can

Essential Luck Cage Vol. 1  Did any one really act and talk like that?

He is still real, he aint know baby's daddy.

Right, he just made a baby while he was drunk. What was he drinking anyway, Old E, St. Ides or Colt 45? Gotta keep it real, yo. 

He was probably on that Henn.    I think he was f#$^kin while he was drunk, but like a lot of mugs, he knocked her up, fell in love and took care of his sh!t.

He's taking care of his and doin the right thing.

This broke ass, 21st century white man's n!gger, didn't even have one lousy dollar in his pocket to buy an entire mansion with. I guess you and I have a different definition of what "taking care of his" means:

I can understand he's broke, but why a white man's broke.  Superhero'in is tough on the pocket book.

In the above sequence, from New Avengers: Vol II #7, Victoria Hand distributes the team’s first paychecks to them.  Luke refuses, claiming that the money will make him beholden to Captain America and he doesn’t want his team to be answerable to anyone, even Captain America.  Now remember, earlier Luke was willing to hire the aforementioned Victoria Hand, over his own wife’s objections, because Captain America vouched for her.  So, Bendis’ Cage will gladly do what Cap says for free, but he won’t take a paycheck for it?  That doesn’t make any sense.   As a result of the paycheck situation, Jessica tries to have a private conversation with Luke over their family’s financial situation, but Luke elects to have the discussion in front of his team members.  Jessica then reveals the embarrassing truth that the Cage-Jones family is broke.  In the above scenarios, Bendis’ interpretation of Luke Cage makes the most significant departure from the character’s established history.
http://worldofhurtonline.com/2011/01/

Hmmm, I can see why he's so "popular".

I chalk that up as keeping it real!! 

nice feedback K!