Apocalypse Vs James Rhodes : Who Has A Range Of Energy Manipulation And Projection Capabilities?

Inside llewyn davis is a film by the coen brothers starring oscar isaac as the title character. this film has its moments where it is seemingly a one man show with different characters coming into scenes then exiting. the acting is very strong and there is some sort of sympathy we feel for llewyn davis, although his character is quite scummy (perhaps it's the affect of oscar).although in the end the story starts off where it leaves off feeling somewhat cheated.

However, the first order who have risen from the ashes are keen to finish the task started by darth vader and destroy skywalker and the republic for ever.resistance pilot poe (oscar isaac) meets village elder loe (max von syddow) to collect the much sought-after map. poe is captured however, when storm troopers, led by kylo ren (adam driver), storm the village.ren tortures poe, who reveals that his droid, bb8 now has the map, but as no idea of it's whereabouts. stormtrooper (john boyega), a conscientious objector, frees poe, who gives him the name finn.

Poe (oscar isaac),finn (john boyega) and rey (daisy ridley) are disney's hope to recreate a cast as iconic as that of luke, leia, and han solo - which they just may of done. the relatively unknown actors gave a black canvas which no one knew what each actor would paint. but to many people's surprise, finn did not feel like the main antagonist that the posters made him out to be...

Celestial energy manipulation: apocalypse seems to have a range of energy harnessing and projecting capabilities, either naturally derived or based on celestial technology built into his physical frame. he can use these metaphysical forces to accomplish a great many facilities; such as illusion & memory conjuration, matter reconstruction, healing as well as total physical restoration of damaged or destroyed bodily tissues. force-fields: ability to create nearly impenetrable force fields energy blasts: apocalypse can project raw destructive energy from anywhere on his person, be it as concussive blasts from his hands and eyes or even full body energy waves.

Apocalypse (oscar isaac) is the world's oldest mutant, dating back to ancient egypt and beyond. he's a mutant of immense power who, as the movie opens, is having his essence transferred into a new host mutant which gives him a couple benefits: (1) a form of immortality and (2) access to his host mutant's abilities, adding them to apocalypse's existing roster. he's betrayed in ancient times and left trapped under the rubble of a collapsed pyramid in stasis before he's uncovered in the early 1980's and reawakened.

The incident doesn't go unnoticed by his co-workers who report it to the authorities. an unfortunate encounter drives erik mad with rage and his resulting vulnerability is soon exploited by apocalypse (oscar isaac), who recruits him as his fourth horseman after storm (alexandra shipp), angel (ben hardy) and psylocke (olivia munn). in a powerful display of his newly enhanced powers, magneto desecrates the site of auschwitz and threatens to build a new world for apocalypse.

Don cheadle is okay as colonel james rhodes but i much preferred the more charismatic and likable terrence howard in the role and i wish that he had returned. the film features nice appearances in smaller roles from john slattery as howard stark and garry shandling as the utterly obnoxious senator stern and i really liked the cameos from stan lee (again mistaken for someone else! ), elon musk, christiane amanpour and bill o'reilly, who behaves in exactly the way that you expect him to do if iron man was a real person.