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Loki, Scarlet Witch, Other Marvel Heroes to Get Own TV Series on Disney Streaming Service
- Thread starter Wingfan19
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Holy shit? Disney is going for the jugular.
edit: Oh damn, Marvel Studios proper is handling these.
edit: Oh damn, Marvel Studios proper is handling these.
Movie actors hopefully but my main concern is of course the quality. If we talking Dare Devil 1 levels then I'm in day zero!
A very high production values, with recognizable movie characters / big name actors, MCU TV show would be a great showcase for their streaming service.
Same here, because we've been conditioned to think there can be no porosity between the MCU movies and tv shows.
I had guessed that we would see exclusive smaller scale MCU movies on the service in a previous box office thread, looks like I was kinda close.
I feel bad about Daredevil and the Punisher (and to a muuuuch lesser extent, JJ and Luke Cage -haven't watched Iron Fist, even though I like the character a lot). I've never had hopes about Charlie Cox's Matt showing up in the films, nor I really wanted it until quite recently, but man.
This is very exciting tbh.
MOON KNIGHT HERE WE GO.
This is very exciting tbh.
MOON KNIGHT HERE WE GO.
Ooh, cool! Thanks! Didn't know about this. Definitely going to check it out.
"oh this is probably some animation thing, cool"
"wait it's not"
"wait they actually want the film actors"
"wait it's got a decent budget"
"wait, FEIGE HAS HANDS ON?"
ALL IN
"wait it's not"
"wait they actually want the film actors"
"wait it's got a decent budget"
"wait, FEIGE HAS HANDS ON?"
ALL IN
nooo now I want this. Seriously, Tom King's Vision would be perfect as a slow burn tv show.
This would explain Disney/Marvel original plan to only have Avengers 4 in 2019 and no other movie, they were planing to have TV shows instead all this time.
TV shows with "drama" is a great way to fill the gap between movies without doing more big budget "action" movies.
So my future will be Netflix and DisneyPlay.
Disney isn't something one considers when balancing the universe. (Looking at All these Marvel shows) But this... does put a smile on my face.
TV shows with "drama" is a great way to fill the gap between movies without doing more big budget "action" movies.
So my future will be Netflix and DisneyPlay.
Disney isn't something one considers when balancing the universe. (Looking at All these Marvel shows) But this... does put a smile on my face.
This may have changed in 2015, but as of 2011 Sony owns the TV production rights except for Short Term Animation rights which expired on July 15, 2009.
A Wanda series could be cool but I'm not that into the idea of a Loki series. Takes away from his death in IW but also what more can you really do with the guy at this point? I felt like Ragnarok and the opening of IW tied off his character nicely.
Marvel has three movies next year: Captain Marvel, Avengers, Spider-Man
Marvel has three movies next year: Captain Marvel, Avengers, Spider-Man
I've been enjoying the Marvel shows quite a bit, except for the film grain that is. It's gonna suck that I can't count on Netflix having these shows once Disney has their service up.
Their service is planned for next year?
Their service is planned for next year?
Firendly reminder that Tom Hiddleston did The Night Manager in 2016 (after Thor 1, 2 and The Avengers) and Elizabeth Olsen is the protagonist of a Facebook Watch series right now.
Actors are never too big to do anything if the right moneys there, and it sounds like it will.
Was planning on subscribing to the service anyway, but it really seems like there's going to be a ton of value here for fans of Disney, Marvel, and Star Wars current output.
And being "too big" for TV is an old, outdated concept, especially for premium service platforms. Tons of veteran, award-winning actors are doing shows on Netflix, Prime, HBO, Showtime, etc.
And being "too big" for TV is an old, outdated concept, especially for premium service platforms. Tons of veteran, award-winning actors are doing shows on Netflix, Prime, HBO, Showtime, etc.
These shows would not be ready for 2019.
Kind of feel like it's the opposite- the actors do movies for the paychecks but TV is more based on the quality of the material. I don't think you are getting Idris Elba to start in a Heimdall TV show.
Oh, I see now thank you for the clarification!
