Marvel Cinematic Universe | We had a good run, and now it's over
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Fuckin' Kraven solo movie. Sony. Sony, come on. There are like a million characters in Spider-Man's supporting cast that actually led comic book runs that you could hit before you start giving Spider-Man's rogues gallery solo films.
Like here's one for free. Silver Sable solo film, build up to an Outlaws movie, which could even work sans Spider-Man.
But instead they're pushing some weirdass Black Cat/Silver Sable teamup movie into development hell while Kraven the Hunter gets a solo film...?
Like here's one for free. Silver Sable solo film, build up to an Outlaws movie, which could even work sans Spider-Man.
But instead they're pushing some weirdass Black Cat/Silver Sable teamup movie into development hell while Kraven the Hunter gets a solo film...?
I thought Kraven was gonna appear in No Way Home for a minute.
Whatever.
Old reports pointed towards that, yes.
Unclear if Spider-man is involved though.
As a original movie, it did better than all but Cap. Marvel (this one had Endgame's hype all over it). Interesting since the teaser doesn't have action and epic cgi battle or any idea what is it about.
I wanted to post this in Eternals teaser thread but afraid it will anger flop-fetish era lol.
I wanted to post this in Eternals teaser thread but afraid it will anger flop-fetish era lol.
But that one guy in the other thread said no one on social media was talking about it. Who am I supposed to believe?
Are people genuinely saying that it might flop in that thread? Or is it just one or two naysayers? Yes, I could check myself, but I prefer steering clear of unneeded negativity.
Also Sony will take Spider-man back because audiences are waking up and DEMANDING Tobey back.
This had been a wild day for me seeing dumb Marvel takes on the internet
Yes they are.
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Huh. Déjà vu. How many times does Marvel Studios have to prove itself?
Looking forward to seeing how it'll do commercially and critically though, since it certainly feels different from the rest of the MCU.
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Half the thread was negative.
There were people here who seriously thought Endgame would gross less than Infinity War. It never ends.
There were people here who seriously thought Endgame would gross less than Infinity War. It never ends.
I have my reservations about the all mighty gods angle. I hate how perfect the early comics portray the eternals.
Worst case scenario for me Is a full team of detached, god-like Snydermans.
But there's zero chance this will flop, zero.
Worst case scenario for me Is a full team of detached, god-like Snydermans.
But there's zero chance this will flop, zero.
You're to believe that the fatigue is back? I already saw marvel fatigue so even after a 2 year break ppl are still suffering from it.
It's almost as if Marvel Studios attempt at reinventing an obscure family of heroes from their universe like they did with Guardians of the Galaxy gives them free reign to be cinematically unconventional. Eternals has absolutely everything going for it to be special.
Because they'd lose the cache of the are they/aren't they part of the MCU (they aren't). No one would give a shit about a morbius film if it didn't have the vulture in it. "But golly, sandstar, how can the vulture be in it, if it's not in the MCU" Gosh, i dunno, how can JK simmons be JJJ in the MCU and in the Raimiverse? Because they're multiversal copies of the same person.
The best episode of 'Love, Death & Robots' Season 2 almost didn't happen
Tim Miller tells Inverse how 'Love, Death, and Robots' changed in Season 2, what's next in Season 3, and how Disney can put Deadpool in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Tim Miller talks Deadpool:
Agree 100%. I don't know why people are so obsessed with Deadpool films having an R rating when the original comics are not particularly gory or full of F-bombs. As long as Reynolds has creative control and Deadpool breaks the fourth wall, I'm fine.
Most of my interest in the next Deadpool movie is just down to how they add him into the MCU, violence etc. isn't really on my mind. I'm honestly more curious/concerned over how Blade is going to work without the R rating...
But he has to be PG-13 when he appears in other MCU, which can definetly work.
That's a pretty solid lineup - I do hope they'd adjust the designs for Lizard and Rhino, though, since the ASM versions are ugly as sin. If they're un-bluing Electro, I imagine they'd fix them all up, though. Giamatti Rhino is still a great idea in my book even though (I assume) he sucked in practice.
Only bummer is that there's no real payoff for the Vulture/Scorpion stinger in Homecoming, and it'd be kind of lame to do a Sinister Six 2.0 with the MCU villains after this. Maybe Goblin gets stranded in the MCU and builds a new team or something?
Well... on the one hand I'd kinda like to see that concept on screen. But on the other hand, feels like it'll be a trainwreck due to being spread to thin. Kinda hope that rumor is untrue.
Same. They just haven't properly built up to this to make it impactful.
Hmm. I'm torn. I mean, I love most of those actors and their portrayals of the characters but, I'd really would've wanted some of the mcu Spidey villains to be in there. Now it's just gonna be tom holland Spidey going up against a bunch of villains that he doesn't have any connection to. But Raimi stans will be happy I guess.
Makes sense for a Multiverse movie, and it leaves the ones the MCU has been building up to be Holland exclusive
I feel like nobody's really sure who's in it in terms of villains, other than the confirmed Electro and Doc Ock. Even Sneider (the source) himself says to take it with a huge grain of salt, and that he haven't heard of any of the actors appearing on set.
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Moon Knight should be fun
What if Spidey activates instant kill mode and kills all of them?
Seems odd not to include your former. The latter I understand given the events of the movie.
So the unused October 2022 date has been scrapped and instead we get an additional October 2023 date for a Marvel Studios film.
That gives us the following 2023:
February 17: Quantumania
May 5: Guardians 3
July 28: TBD
October 6: TBD
November 10: TBD
I'm assuming the October date was and is for Blade.
That gives us the following 2023:
February 17: Quantumania
May 5: Guardians 3
July 28: TBD
October 6: TBD
November 10: TBD
I'm assuming the October date was and is for Blade.
The news isn't so much that the October 2022 date is scrapped, which was obvious already, but that we're now actually getting five films in 2023. Which is pretty insane.
I didn't even realize that but I do think a date might get moved. Who Knows.
I really want Ryan Coogler to dabble in a Marvel property outside of the Black Panther mythos, Blue Marvel is right in his wheelhouse.
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