quote:keeping something like that under wraps would be an even greater feat than getting the spidey rights back in the first place
If I'm Feige/Disney and I get rights to Spidey, I start leaking that he will be introduced to the MCU in Infinity Wars in order to set expetations, then have him unmasked in Civil War when no one is expecting it and to set him up as a leader before Infinity Wars.
quote:I think it's fun and has good moments, but in my opinion is optional viewing. Going forward, it should be interesting because it looks like it's going to be a little ahead of the movies in terms of the Inhumans.
Just a quick side note, a thanks to all of those that suggested any early deserters of Agents of Shield give it another shot. I gave up on it after the 8th episode or so, but was convinced to give it another try after so many on here said it got better each episode. I just finished Season 1 and was not only pleasantly surprised at how much better it did get, but actually ended up really liking it.
quote:quote:I think it's fun and has good moments, but in my opinion is optional viewing. Going forward, it should be interesting because it looks like it's going to be a little ahead of the movies in terms of the Inhumans.
Just a quick side note, a thanks to all of those that suggested any early deserters of Agents of Shield give it another shot. I gave up on it after the 8th episode or so, but was convinced to give it another try after so many on here said it got better each episode. I just finished Season 1 and was not only pleasantly surprised at how much better it did get, but actually ended up really liking it.
quote:I am not sure if you got the joke
Yes it has, Chadwick Boseman
quote:that would scar so many children. like "Transformers: The Movie" from the 1980s.
They should keep Spidey a secret, have him show up, and get killed in the first 30 seconds of Infinity War.
quote:Both would be excellent choices.
Has the Black Panther role been cast yet? I think Johnny Galecki would be a nice fit. Or maybe Zachary Quinto.
quote:I prefer some diversity in my comic moviesquote:Both would be excellent choices.
Has the Black Panther role been cast yet? I think Johnny Galecki would be a nice fit. Or maybe Zachary Quinto.
quote:Maybe get Jude Law and Martin Freeman to have a Stan-Lee-like cameo, where they both walk by Stark and Strange, who look at them, then look at each other, and then shake their heads.
So if Iron Man has a cameo in Dr Strange, will Stark tell him "No **** Sherlock" at any point in the movie?
quote:Or a jinx moment where Freeman and Law both say it. And Lucy Liu.quote:Maybe get Jude Law and Martin Freeman to have a Stan-Lee-like cameo, where they both walk by Stark and Strange, who look at them, then look at each other, and then shake their heads.
So if Iron Man has a cameo in Dr Strange, will Stark tell him "No **** Sherlock" at any point in the movie?
quote:quote:Or a jinx moment where Freeman and Law both say it. And Lucy Liu.quote:Maybe get Jude Law and Martin Freeman to have a Stan-Lee-like cameo, where they both walk by Stark and Strange, who look at them, then look at each other, and then shake their heads.
So if Iron Man has a cameo in Dr Strange, will Stark tell him "No **** Sherlock" at any point in the movie?
quote:Fox and Sony are going to have to be the ones that eventually give in/make a deal. Marvel Studios may not have the mutants and Spider-Man, but they have the rest of their universe to play with and apparently can make ANY hero/group a smash hit. That's the limitation on Fantastic Four and Spider-Man - there are only a finite amount of characters they have rights to. Right now Sony's left trying to figure out how to make a movie out of Spider-Man's villains. Who cares? Fantastic Four might as well be called "Space Explorers" for all the resemblance it has to Marvel's characters, and the likelihood that they can coordinate a film between FF and the X-Men seem to be slim to none (mainly b/c I expect the FF to fail, big time).
What is funny about Marvel not having Fantastic Four, X-men and Spidermen.. would be like DC comics not having Batman, Justice League and Teen Titans and just using the Justice Society heading.. (I know bad example)
X-men and Spiderman were prior to the movies the two most popular Marvel brands. Fantastic Four .. back in the 60's was their top brand.. has slid down a lot since then.
Fox and Sony have to figure out a way to work with Disney to incorporate the characters together because if they don't.. DC is going to overtake them.
People want to see Capt America vs Wolverine.. or Hulk vs Wolverine .. or Spiderman vs Ant Man (I kid).
quote:That's a really interesting question. What would the Marvel Universe look like had they had X-Men and Spidey to develop as a first choice before Iron Man, Cap, Thor, and the rest of the Avengers?
It's a good thing marvel doesn't have the rights to those movies. If they had, they would be in the position that DC is in resting on the laurels of their top brands. Do you seriously think we would have iron man being the hit that it was or even gotg if marvel still had the rights to those films?
