GiveEmHellBill said:

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I honestly thought the Netflix/Marvel franchises were over.

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I didn't even watch season 2.

I tried but it was bad. Not the same without Killgrave.

AgfromHOU said:

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I tried but it was bad. Not the same without Killgrave.

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me too...think i checked out around the "i want your cray cray" music video

Season 2 wasn't about anything. It was just retreading old ground. Hopefully S3 will be a lot better.

Season 2 was one of the most boring things I've ever seen

AgfromHOU said:

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I tried but it was bad. Not the same without Killgrave.

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He was just SO ridiculously good it's not even fair to other seasons. Incredibly creepy and terrifying yet sort of charming all at once.

Related, Good Omens is streaming on Amazon now and he's freakin' brilliant.

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https://www.comingsoon.net/tv/news/1073375-hulus-runaways-finds-its-morgan-le-fay-in-elizabeth-hurley

Elizabeth Hurley to play Morgan le Fay in third season of the Runaways series.

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I need to finish up s2 but the show overall has been pretty solid.

AGSPORTSFAN07 said:

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GiveEmHellBill said:

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I honestly thought the Netflix/Marvel franchises were over.

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I didn't even watch season 2.

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No Killgrave, no talent or reason to watch

AGSPORTSFAN07 said:

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GiveEmHellBill said:

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I honestly thought the Netflix/Marvel franchises were over.

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I didn't even watch season 2.

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I got halfway through the first episode and turned it off.

fig96 said:

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AgfromHOU said:

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I tried but it was bad. Not the same without Killgrave.

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He was just SO ridiculously good it's not even fair to other seasons. Incredibly creepy and terrifying yet sort of charming all at once.

Related, Good Omens is streaming on Amazon now and he's freakin' brilliant.

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I would venture to say that Killgrave is one of the best live action comic book villains from any Marvel TV show, MCU, DCEU, DC CW, DC Universe, etc.

I thought JJS2 was decent. It at least closed out her origin story.

Here's all the recap you need for S2:

Jessica's mom survived and has powers! K now she's dead. Also Trish is unlikeable due to bad writing.

rhutton125 said:

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Here's all the recap you need for S2:

Jessica's mom survived and has powers! K now she's dead. Also Trish is unlikeable due to bad writing.

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also, Trish has powers now too

Interesting rumors here...
https://www.looper.com/154738/mcu-leak-appears-to-reveal-marvels-entire-phase-4-line-up/

Thor 4: More Thor

Serious question: Has she not been paid for this movie?

When you make as much money as she does, a check for a cameo in the MCU is probably peanuts. Come to think of it, the way her contract is structured, she probably just signed a five-movie deal or whatever that's based on "appearances" rather than movie titles. And that Spider-Man appearance couldn't have been more than a day of work, and who knows if they even told her what movie it was for, the way secrecy works over there.

Yeah, I was thinking she may have had a long contract for Marvel appearances and just showed up for a shoot day without knowing which film it was for. Still funny that she apparently didn't watch a movie she was in. We know she doesn't spend much time looking at her IMDB profile.

I get how the secrecy and how the shoots play out, But it's still crazy how she didn't even know what movie her shots and scene were going toward.

Interesting info, considering the source. I'd be more excited about the next phase with Dr Doom as the "big bad" vs Norman Osborn. However, if that means more of Holland's Spider-Man, I'll take it!

That's a good point. They must be confident that Sony isn't going to try and yank Holland into their universe.

There's nothing in that article that's too surprising. Mini-conclusions and events make a lot more sense at this point than another 10-year build up. If you look at the slate, there isn't a whole lot of synergy across the board, but definitely groups of 3 or 4 that make sense to team up.

Shang-Chi may never meet Star-Lord, for example, but he, Falcon, Black Panther and Spider-Man May fight Green Goblin while the Guardians, Captain Marvel and Nova fight Annihilus or someone.

CBR is reporting that Peyton Reed is trying to get a Fantastic Four movie made for a 2022 release. He's the director of Ant-Man.

It would be set in the 1960's and involve the Quantum Realm.

This is great. And Hemsworth's caption...

AgfromHOU said:

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CBR is reporting that Peyton Reed is trying to get a Fantastic Four movie made for a 2022 release. He's the director of Ant-Man.

It would be set in the 1960's and involve the Quantum Realm.

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I would watch the hell out that.

He was runner up to film FF in ~2003, and the Ant-Man humor/silliness definitely lends itself well to the Fantastic Four. I don't care too much about it being 60's but he'd be a great candidate for it.

But will Captain America or Killmonger play Human Torch this time around?

I'm sure it'll end with them coming to present day

AgfromHOU said:

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I'm sure it'll end with them coming to present day

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Like Captain America: The First Avenger?

Would be interesting if Hank pym was working with them when they got stuck in the quantum realm.

That could be where his fear of going subatomic comes from. He lost them and they never came back. That's why when he and Janet were on that missile, he knew he needed to be the one to go in, bc it was a one way trip (or so he thought).

AgfromHOU said:

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CBR is reporting that Peyton Reed is trying to get a Fantastic Four movie made for a 2022 release. He's the director of Ant-Man.

It would be set in the 1960's and involve the Quantum Realm.

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So that's obviously how they hide the FF during the Avengers era. Lost in quantum realm.

Ant-Man 3... The Pyms and Lang go back to the Quantum Realm to find the FF?

https://screenrant.com/loki-disney-plus-series-first-image/

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The logo has a simple font, with a mix of capital and lowercase letters, and is clearly evocative of Loki's chaotic nature. It doesn't have any direct comic book inspiration, but is vaguely reminiscent of the logo used by 2014's Loki: Agent of Asgard series. Meanwhile, the image itself shows Loki walking down a crowded street. The cinema sign behind the Trickster God is advertising Jaws, which sets the concept art in 1975.

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Had no idea they already started filming (assuming that's not concept art).

Awesome.