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Tony was already a little pissy about the stuff Thor introduced, imagine how he's gong to feel about dimensional magic. Ha
Gandalf, Dumbledore, Merlin, Fairy God Mother, Tinkerbell, Jafar, Harry Potter80s Guy said:Quote:
Tony was already a little pissy about the stuff Thor introduced, imagine how he's gong to feel about dimensional magic. Ha
If we don't get a line to the effect of "Great, now we have freaking wizards?" I will be disappointed. Then a continuing line of jokes about wizard hats and Harry Potter.
They HAVE to throw in a Sherlock line somehow, right?????fig96 said:
That should be fun, especially if we get a bit of Sherlock-esque arrogance mixed in there (which plays well to the character).
probably a "no sh_t Sherlock" referenceMooreTrucker said:They HAVE to throw in a Sherlock line somehow, right?????fig96 said:
That should be fun, especially if we get a bit of Sherlock-esque arrogance mixed in there (which plays well to the character).
wangus12 said:
So a buddy of mine brought up the final post-credit scene with Bucky. Shuri calls him White Wolf, a character that is an ally of Black Panther.
I think we might see a change of Bucky from the Winter Soldier to the White Wolf and he may have a role in BP 2 if he survives IWs
They couldn't do BP without SOME reference to Bucky. We all knew he was there after Civil War.jtstanley4621 said:wangus12 said:
So a buddy of mine brought up the final post-credit scene with Bucky. Shuri calls him White Wolf, a character that is an ally of Black Panther.
I think we might see a change of Bucky from the Winter Soldier to the White Wolf and he may have a role in BP 2 if he survives IWs
That would be pretty cool. It's gonna be interesting to see what they do with the characters if some of the original actors don't sign to renew their deals.
I did think that scene was a bit peculiar. If you've seen any of the infinity war trailers you already know that Bucky is back for those movies. Maybe there is more to it than just him being back.
They made two right. The post-credit scene and the scene where the bring Martin Freeman in on a stretcher and the sister says, "You've brought me another broken white boy to fix"AgMarauder04 said:They couldn't do BP without SOME reference to Bucky. We all knew he was there after Civil War.jtstanley4621 said:wangus12 said:
So a buddy of mine brought up the final post-credit scene with Bucky. Shuri calls him White Wolf, a character that is an ally of Black Panther.
I think we might see a change of Bucky from the Winter Soldier to the White Wolf and he may have a role in BP 2 if he survives IWs
That would be pretty cool. It's gonna be interesting to see what they do with the characters if some of the original actors don't sign to renew their deals.
I did think that scene was a bit peculiar. If you've seen any of the infinity war trailers you already know that Bucky is back for those movies. Maybe there is more to it than just him being back.
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Mark Millar Has an Interesting Theory About Why Marvel Movies Work and DC Movies Don't
Marvel vs. DC is a debate that keeps on giving. It's been filtered through every medium imaginable and, in recent years, played out in grand fashion at the movies. However, while Marvel Studios has had a very impressive string of critical and commercial successes, DC Films has struggled to do the same.
How and why this is the case isn't a question anyone can definitely answer. Hell, some people would disagree entirely, saying the DC movies are wonderful and Marvel movies are bad. But one person who knows both the comic book and film business, Mark Millar, has an idea. Millar has written for both companies and has penned some of their most memorable storylines ever. He's also created characters that have been brought to life on the big screen. And in a recent interview, Yahoo asked why he thinks DC hasn't been able to match Marvel's success.
"I think it's really simple," Millar said. "The [DC] characters aren't cinematic."
So much this. Had DC gone through the same universe-building - introducing and establishing characters, backstories, etc. - THEN done the team-up of JL, it probably would have been a lot better. As it is, they're experimenting and reacting, and building a team with characters that don't mesh....yet, and some folks haven't even heard of.rhutton125 said:
Wh....wha?
Most of the MCU characters don't have secret identities. I think the main answer is writing and studio meddling. It's what made Spider-Man not work in ASM2 but totally work in Homecoming.
Also, kickstarting a franchise way too aggressively. See the much-ridiculed BvS scene, the Dark Universe monsters universe, peoples' recollections of Iron Man 2, ASM2, etc. People don't like when you inject things with forced tie-ins or ramped-up universe-building. Let it breathe.
Take your time, good writing, less studio meddling.
I still would contend that the dark knight trilogy is better than essentially anything Marvel has put out. It's all about the movies being done well with compelling characters. Wonder Woman was pretty good, but overall the DCU movies have flopped for me.TXAGFAN said:
I dunno...Batman was pretty cinematic I'd say?
I don't disagree with the studio part, but I think you're taking the secret identity mention a bit literally.rhutton125 said:
Wh....wha?
Most of the MCU characters don't have secret identities. I think the main answer is writing and studio meddling. It's what made Spider-Man not work in ASM2 but totally work in Homecoming.
Also, kickstarting a franchise way too aggressively. See the much-ridiculed BvS scene, the Dark Universe monsters universe, peoples' recollections of Iron Man 2, ASM2, etc. People don't like when you inject things with forced tie-ins or ramped-up universe-building. Let it breathe.
Take your time, good writing, less studio meddling.
Captain America trilogy > Dark Knight Trilogyjtstanley4621 said:I still would contend that the dark knight trilogy is better than essentially anything Marvel has put out. It's all about the movies being done well with compelling characters. Wonder Woman was pretty good, but overall the DCU movies have flopped for me.TXAGFAN said:
I dunno...Batman was pretty cinematic I'd say?
Uhhhhh, I'm going to go with nope. The Dark Knight is still the best movie and I think the original Captain America is the worst movie of the 6.TajMaballer said:Captain America trilogy > Dark Knight Trilogyjtstanley4621 said:I still would contend that the dark knight trilogy is better than essentially anything Marvel has put out. It's all about the movies being done well with compelling characters. Wonder Woman was pretty good, but overall the DCU movies have flopped for me.TXAGFAN said:
I dunno...Batman was pretty cinematic I'd say?
1. The Dark KnightTajMaballer said:Captain America trilogy > Dark Knight Trilogyjtstanley4621 said:I still would contend that the dark knight trilogy is better than essentially anything Marvel has put out. It's all about the movies being done well with compelling characters. Wonder Woman was pretty good, but overall the DCU movies have flopped for me.TXAGFAN said:
I dunno...Batman was pretty cinematic I'd say?
Yeah this would likely be my order with maybe winter soldier and batman begins tied.Bruce Almighty said:1. The Dark KnightTajMaballer said:Captain America trilogy > Dark Knight Trilogyjtstanley4621 said:I still would contend that the dark knight trilogy is better than essentially anything Marvel has put out. It's all about the movies being done well with compelling characters. Wonder Woman was pretty good, but overall the DCU movies have flopped for me.TXAGFAN said:
I dunno...Batman was pretty cinematic I'd say?
2. Batman Begins
3. Winter Soldier
4. Civil War
5. The Dark Knight Rises
6. The First Avenger
TXAGFAN said:
I dunno...Batman was pretty cinematic I'd say?
