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Kevin Feige: "You'll probably need a Disney+ subscription to understand everything in future Marvel movies"
- Thread starter Kalmakov
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Where are all those people from the Scorsese thread talking about how marvel isn't hurting cinema
This already sucked when they did it with Age of Ultron.
This already sucked when they did it with Age of Ultron.
Disappointing. Good thing I probably won't be watching most of the upcoming movies anyway though.
I love how people spent six years bitching that Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. and other shows didn't connect to the movies in any way and now they're actually doing it and it's suddenly a problem.
You pay like $15 a ticket to go see a Marvel movie in theaters but $6 a month to watch six episodes of TV with the same production values that's connected to said films is some kind of scam?
You pay like $15 a ticket to go see a Marvel movie in theaters but $6 a month to watch six episodes of TV with the same production values that's connected to said films is some kind of scam?
It's hurting cinema that a connected cinematic universe is now also connected to tv shows? Lol
Okay
Called this shit when d+ was being announced. Saw this coming ever since they started using scare tactics when Endgame was out, saying spoilers were ok after the first couple weeks so better go see it!
But you're paying multiple months of that on top of the movie ticket now. Your price just went up overall.
The plot of these movies, even the overarching ones, are so simple and straightforward (outside of small cameos or references) that it really seems surprising to say something like this unless the writing is intentionally done this way.
Yeah. I shouldnt have to trudge through your mediocre streaming shows just to understand the movie that is being put into wide release.
So basically the shows will be weekly/monthly comics and the movies will be events
This is REALLY good!
Edit to add to this, I hope they do references like they do in comics. When they mention some esoteric it has a pop up that says (See: Captain America ep 4)
This is REALLY good!
Edit to add to this, I hope they do references like they do in comics. When they mention some esoteric it has a pop up that says (See: Captain America ep 4)
I doubt you will have to watch Loki to understand Multiverse of Madness, but it will have a reference or cameo. I guess you could still watch MoM without watch WandaVision, but if you are invested in the character of Wanda it will be a better experience.
I suspect the same will happen to the The Falcon and The Winter Soldier series.
I suspect the same will happen to the The Falcon and The Winter Soldier series.
Three 120 minute movies are less of a time investment than 3 shows of 10 episodes of 50 minutes each.
My girlfriend and i couldn't keep up with the Netflix Marvel series, their interconnectedness is what made us not even bother with the better shows (Daredevil S3? Punisher?) because we simply felt out of the loop.
cynicism aside, this is great news for those who are invested because it means the shows really are the real deal...
This is purely for the people who were baffled by C-3PO having a different coloured arm in the sequel trilogy instead of the normal people who can put two and two together. They're not going to make movies where you need to watch 20+ hours of supplementary TV shows.
Good.
Let's get it!
Lmfao that's not a scare tactic.
Nobody is holding off on talking about anything forever just to appease people who haven't seen it yet. Especially something as big as Endgame. If you needed to be told that you'd be on your own as far as spoilers went after a few weeks, that's a you problem.
Let's get it!
Lmfao that's not a scare tactic.
Nobody is holding off on talking about anything forever just to appease people who haven't seen it yet. Especially something as big as Endgame. If you needed to be told that you'd be on your own as far as spoilers went after a few weeks, that's a you problem.
MCU's been trucking along for over a decade and reached a natural point of transition this year. Excited to see this new way of doing things take shape.
I'm sure they won't be.
Looking forward to it all though. Very curious how it all will play out.
