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Why hasn't Justin Hammer returned to the MCU?
- Thread starter MasterYoshi
- Start date
This is my most wanted thing in the MCU now that Cap has lifted mjolnir
Armor Wars feels like a perfect opportunity
Armor Wars feels like a perfect opportunity
Haven't you heard? The guy's a cannibal now. I hear he ate his own twin, who we haven't seen since The Social Network.
Wait a couple more years my man. With Thunderbolts being a real possibility and IronHeart/Armor Wars he's bound to return.
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OP, he actually did come back in the Marvel short Hail to the King. You might've missed it, it's only available for viewing on the Thor: The Dark World home media releases.
If only there was a Shang-Chi movie on the horizon that would totally disprove this.
Technically, he did come back for that one-shot.
But I'd be shocked if he didn't show up in Armor Wars.
But I'd be shocked if he didn't show up in Armor Wars.
Sam Rockwell plays Justin Hammer. I don't get how you confused him with Armie Hammer, the two look nothing alike and Hammer is a cannibal.
Terrance Howard as evil multiversal War Machine please
They won't even acknowledge The Incredible Hulk !!
They won't even acknowledge The Incredible Hulk !!
This was very true during Phase 1 and Phase 2, a real sticking point for most people- including myself.
You don't hear people complaining about it anywhere near as often and there's a reason for that.
Loki, Killmonger, Winter Soldier, Nebula, Thanos and now possibly Wanda, have had some awesome development over multiple movies. I'm sure someone in the comments will take issue with one of those inclusions but I generally really liked all of those characters development. Definitely felt like someone heard the complaints about "Marvel's villain problem" and helped course correct.
Either that or it's another sign of the shift between Ike Perlmutter to Kevin Feige.
To me, the benefit of the MCU means that;
Except Hugo Weaving.
- They have a cavalcade of huge or up and coming stars playing characters
- They have the capital and the reputation to get these characters to return whenever they want
Except Hugo Weaving.
Hm? Outside of Loki and Thanos most of the villains are still one note characters that are just to shake things up for their particular movie before a big CG spectacle at the end.
Disney needs to put the One-Shots together as a series on Disney+.
Two of the five One-Shots are on there in the 'extras' section of their respective Blu-ray counterpart films. Not sure why it's missing three of them.
There's worse stuff to forget about from the MCU, Iron Man 2 is just a bit meh.
Killmonger, Nebula and Winter Soldier were not one-note, I was actually very pleased with how their arcs developed. I mean his Killmonger had a shitty CGI fight but he was not one-note. Nebula in particular surprised me.
And if they are actually going in the direction with Wanda that they seem to be, then add that to the list.
There are exceptions but definitely a difference in how villains were treated during the first phase or two to how they are generally handled now.
Not true. Tim Roth is returning in She Hulk.
I kinda hope Michael K. Williams returns to the MCU at some point too.
I was joking - they brought back Hunt too. Just poking at the tired 2012 level MCU complaints
"why is the avengers theme so forgettable??"
Whilst we're at it, would be great to bring back Tim Blake Nelson.
Personal theory is he's gonna make himself Crimson Dynamo as a way of telling Vanko to suck it.
It's either that or like Titanium Man or something.
He's totally getting a suit though.