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Marvel Studios now has four films coming out per year (that aren't S-M) in 2022 and 2023
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I actually don't mind. I enjoy the Marvel films. Each movie/franchise is kind of a different take anyway. GOTG scratches that scifi space opera shit. Antman is a buddy cop movie. Black Panther is Black Panther. Captain Marvel is space opera too. Doctor Strange is cosmic horror.
Bring it on.
Bring it on.
It is not about your schedule or the audience schedule , it is about the theaters allocation. Some may argue that the limit spots would be taken by those blockbusters, limiting the amount of screening time for other types of movies. Of course, it is debating topic.
I read the scorcese/marvel threads on this forum and the reactions. The sarcasm defense ain't flying lmao.
Wow crazy so did I, the acting like you know what that poster is thinking/feeling when typing that ain't flying.
Same. Seen every movie in theatres but my hyped dropped big time after End Game. It really feels like that was the end of it all to me for some reason. Hopefully they suck me back in
So 8-10 hours of my life a year? How is that too much for people? Especially from people who'll waste 50 hours playing a single videogame and sometimes by the end not even like it.
It's funny because he posts more about the marvel/scorcese circus than I have.
Awesome to hear!
Personally, my ideal would be 6 MCU films a year :)
My ideal world would have two big horror movies per month, a DCEU movie per month, and an alternating schedule of MCU/other comics publisher per month!
Getting closer to my ideal world every day :)
Personally, my ideal would be 6 MCU films a year :)
My ideal world would have two big horror movies per month, a DCEU movie per month, and an alternating schedule of MCU/other comics publisher per month!
Getting closer to my ideal world every day :)
I can see that, we went on a 10 year, 23 movie journey, so it felt like one chapter was coming to a close.
2020: 2 movies, 1 D+ tv series and AoS final season
2021: 4 movies, 4 D+ tv series and Helstrom
Anyway. 4 films is too much to me when you add in the series on top but we shall see
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Outside of X-Men and F4, I do hope Disney starts experiencing superhero fatigue.
It might challenge them to take more risks. Lone Ranger is one of my favorite Disney movies of the past 10 years. With their heavy hitting films remade, might they tap into the Fox films they either put on hold/cancelled?
I'm fine skipping movies to see which ones I want. Don't care about Black Widow or Shang Chi. Eternals I'm hyped for. How I'll approach them crowding their schedule with Marvel films.
It might challenge them to take more risks. Lone Ranger is one of my favorite Disney movies of the past 10 years. With their heavy hitting films remade, might they tap into the Fox films they either put on hold/cancelled?
I'm fine skipping movies to see which ones I want. Don't care about Black Widow or Shang Chi. Eternals I'm hyped for. How I'll approach them crowding their schedule with Marvel films.
Sorry that this is off topic, but do we know if Bob's Burgers is going to move to Disney+ with Simpsons and King of the Hill? So much stuff is leaving Hulu that my girlfriend and I are reeeeeally considering dropping it [and probably picking up HBOmax instead] but we friggin love Bob's Burgers, and it doesn't seem any more adult than the other Fox animated shows that are on Disney+...Disney redid things and some changes got made. FOX is now the new Touchstone and Nimona got delayed to 2022, also the Bobs Burger movie is possibly no longer 2020 or just likely on Hulu-Disney+
Good. This has felt like the inevitable destination for the franchise for a while, especially once Fox cane into the picture. Gimme one just about every quarter, dawg.
I find the "man, ion really care about any of these movies" posts fun. We got a lot of that in 2014 too.
The movies will drop and be good and the train will continue, same as always.
2021 is gonna be the litmus test for a franchise that put out 23 films in 11 years (and 11
in the last 3)?
I find the "man, ion really care about any of these movies" posts fun. We got a lot of that in 2014 too.
The movies will drop and be good and the train will continue, same as always.
2021 is gonna be the litmus test for a franchise that put out 23 films in 11 years (and 11
in the last 3)?
Chapter closes and another one opens. The smart thing though is that this new chapter is going to be already seeded with characters that are known and successful even though some of the big hitters have been retired. I think Marvel is going perfectly fine.
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Yeah, that's why I'm good with it, but I can see people not wanting to get invested In The next 10 year chapter
And?
People will go out in droves to see the good stuff + the odd property the public is gonna support regardless of supposed quality.
We've been getting years packed with cape flicks from multiple studios for about 3 years now.
Shouldnt it be "2Bee or not 2Bee"? this is the type of shit that keeps me up at night.
This is perfect. Between the films and the movies we'll always have something new to enjoy and talk about, year-round.
Shang-Chi is the only one that I don't dread on some level because I feel like it will have the least amount of hooks to the rest of the MCU movies.
4 years, which is similar to other sequels nowadays. Strange and Guardians are the ones getting a 5 year gap.
Coogler can take however long he wants. Plus I hope it spends more time in the oven in post production.
Yeah this news sucks. Also a movie being moved so close to release is not good news and doesn't bode well for the product.
That report that Disney was cancelling all of Fox's planned projects was always BS. They were looking at all of them and seeing if they were gonna greenlight them or not.
This is just theater releases. And I'm not sure what the user is alluding to on Fox being the new Touchstone. Fox is much more than Touchstone ever was and Touchstone for the past decade has just a small label that used to distribute some Dreamworks movies. They will probably close this down and keep the name afloat for distribution of legacy products like Hollywood.
I'm assuming he just means if Disney wants to push adult fare, it will be with fox. I think it's a good fit and will allow Disney to keep its content separated a bit
You see an ideal world, I see a hellscape littered with shitty DCEU movies.
Who will take the places of Ironman and cap? Always felt they somehow glued the stuff together.
