-
Ever wanted an RSS feed of all your favorite gaming news sites? Go check out our new Gaming Headlines feed! Read more about it here.
-
We have made minor adjustments to how the search bar works on ResetEra. You can read about the changes here.
Kevin Feige: "there are secret vaulted doors that lead to what we’ll be doing between now and 2024"
- Thread starter ManaByte
- Start date
There will never be a Machine Man movie.
Because it's going to be a Nextwave movie instead, with Tom Cruise as Dirk Anger.
Gag.I think he knows where to go next.
This Man knows more about the Star Wars Universe than he does Marvel
What a waste of talent.
Hope they're willing to open their wallets because he's gonna have the leverage for sure this time
I think canonically (in the tie-in comics) The Leader was captured by Widow and then escaped after the SHIELD HYDRA twist? Would be cool to see that on film.
Squadron Supreme is so deep that it could be its own cinematic universe.
So do I. I'm just guessing but i think A4 will somehow undue everything, all kinds of history. Plus we have Never seen the Real "Mandarin " or "Leader " and we know they both exist in the MCU
With some clever writing, I think there is a way to bring back Killmonger in a way that fans could accept and by putting him on the Thunderbolts, it could give him a path to redemption that would have otherwise been awkward trying to accomplish in the Black Panther films (where he'd kind of have to be like Loki in Thor TDW) and instead would free up the Black Panther films to have him spend more time connecting with his family he never knew and the country he always had heard stories about but never got to really experience. Besides, while I think his death is the end he wanted, it seems it would have put him in the same position as his father in the Astral Plane, separated from all the rest of their family, and I think it would be important for T'Challa to attempt to heal those wounds and bridge those gaps in the living world to correct for the sins his father made. At least, I think there is something potentially interesting there by finding a way to keep Killmonger alive (and then joining the Thunderbolts).
I also would be down for a villain-turned-hero to be part of the team like Bucky or Wanda, heroes with a "past" like Scott or Nat, or even someone like Hawkeye as Ronin potentially heading down a different path than he's been on previously.
I think at that point you got a pretty solid team that could form the basis of a film:
- Thunderbolt Ross/Red Hulk or Abomination
- Zemo
- Ghost
- Killmonger (still with the power of the heart-shaped herb)
- Bucky or Ronin
- then maybe one new villain like Songbird or Moonstone
I also would be down for a villain-turned-hero to be part of the team like Bucky or Wanda, heroes with a "past" like Scott or Nat, or even someone like Hawkeye as Ronin potentially heading down a different path than he's been on previously.
I think at that point you got a pretty solid team that could form the basis of a film:
- Thunderbolt Ross/Red Hulk or Abomination
- Zemo
- Ghost
- Killmonger (still with the power of the heart-shaped herb)
- Bucky or Ronin
- then maybe one new villain like Songbird or Moonstone
I get where you're coming from, but you gotta announce your films in production years out. Stealth isn't a great tactic for massive blockbuster hype.
But it doesn't need to be a decade out. And no all of them gotta be revealed. Maybe announce the known heroes but keep the new guys in the back pocket.
It'd be fun to see them play around with it more like they did with the fake "Serpent Society" title. Although, y'know, make the deception last more than like five minutes.
But overall I'd be surprised if they don't announce a full slate for Phase 4. It's worked quite well so far for building anticipation, and they have no reason to change tactics.
That stuff would leak out to the press before any announcement. We already know about Black Widow and Eternals before Marvel have had any chance of formally announcing them.
Yes, if only the MCU could live up to films such as X-Men: The Last Stand, X-Men Origins: Wolverine, X-Men: Apocalypse, New Mutants (which is coming out in August 2019 -- two years after it finished filming, which is always a great sign) or Dark Phoenix (a "not too intergalactic" take on the Dark Phoenix saga -- from the same writer as The Last Stand).
The property is simply too good for the MCU.
Given all the release date reshuffling after the October 2014 event, and the possibility of their plans shifting significantly to accommodate the Fox properties, I don't think you'll see Marvel Studios announcing films four and a half years ahead of time again. I doubt whatever they announce next year will go beyond 2022, and it's possible they won't even go that far ahead.
Even Black Panther 2 is something Marvel has said they want eventually and Doctor Strange 2 has been hinted at as well.
That is potentially the first 2 years of "Phase 4" already "leaked": Spider-Man Far From Home, GotG3, Black Widow, Doctor Strange 2, Black Panther 2, and Eternals.
Damn, that's right! I forgot about that.
That would actually be the perfect backstory to introduce him back into the films: S.H.I.E.L.D. took him into custody after Incredible Hulk but after it fell, he ended up making it back into the world. (Or perhaps was held onto by a Hydra sect for a while.)
So much good stuff they could do with Blade. Not sure Disney would ever touch an R rated project, but here's hoping.
It's not so much about past films, but rather the subject matter and characters that are rich in story-telling potential. I mean, christ, could the humour-centric MCU ever start a film with a scene from Auschwitz and convey racial undertones as well as X-Men could? The closest they ever got was Killmonger, and he made him into a moustache-twirling clown at the end.
That'd be cool.
This probably couldn't work with how production schedules line up but it would be fun if they announced the next film at the end of the previous one, where they often have the "X Will Return" text
Auschwitz bikini .jpeg
if the deal happens, the Russos will handle the x men better than fox ever has
They've probably got contingency plans for each franchise.
They've proven they can handle mature subject matter in the "humor-centric MCU" with Black Panther. We know this already.
So, you mean like Magneto in the X-Men films?
It's almost guaranteed it won't be a comic lineup as they've stayed pretty much to their own thing in the movies.
The way I see it we could have Zemo, Abomination, Ghost, and a few the film could introduce. I'd almost say Vulture would be perfect if I wasn't sure they're setting up Sinister Six for the Spider-Man threequel.
Add in Ross as the scheming mastermind that forces the team together then eventually becomes the antagonist as Red Hulk later on down the line, and baby, you've got a stew going.
Oh also, Gunn wants to do Thunderbolts and after making megabucks with Guardians they'll let him do whatever. Oh and also you just know they want to do a better Suicide Squad than Suicide Squad.
Finally the man with the power of a million exploding suns. Cavill should be done with DC by then right?
I always leave that out because it was never actually going to happen. Haha.
he's not in the comic but would make sense since he's alive, the vulture.
Still say it needs to be led by bucky
sebastian stan has at least 3 post a4 movies in his contract left
and i think the vulture needs to be in spider-man vs the sinister six
