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Marvel Cinematic Universe | The Things They Say About Her
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The Russos reveal what happened to Cap at the end of Endgame:
That definitely makes the most sense, as the film specifically mentions alternate timelines and that it's impossible to alter your current timeline by changing the past.
Question is, what happens when the Cap from the alternate timeline wakes up and finds that Peggy is married to the other Cap?
He becomes Hydra Cap.
He's contract isn't over until Spider-Man 3. So there are still a couple years to worry about that.
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BET Interview with Kevin Feige
BET talks to Feige about the MCU.
He says this in regards to Black Panther 2:
He says this in regards to Black Panther 2:
Seeing the Avengers Endgame fan thing tonight.
Is it a new scene and a new post-credits preview for Spider-Man? Seeing that on Wednesday anyway.
Is it a new scene and a new post-credits preview for Spider-Man? Seeing that on Wednesday anyway.
There's a tribute to Stan Lee which is pretty nice. Then a little recording of Anthony Russo presenting the following unfinished cut scene with the Hulk. And then finishing off with the opening scene from Spider-Man: Far From Home.
Just 21 hours till my Spider-Man: Far From Home showing!
If its 10 years he probably will be leading them by then. Tom Holland's gonna be like 30 something
Huh, if he's only now just starting to break the story, maybe 2021 is too soon for a release?
It was never my impression he had started work on Black Panther 2. February 2022 is much more realistic if you ask me.
And hopefully Feige and co give all of the visual studios more than 6 weeks to work on the effects this time.
I think Phase 1 and Phase 2 ruined people’s expectations for superheroe movies releases since all the movies came out in such short times you were seeing a lot of the same characters every year or so.
Phase 3 grabbed a lot of actors that are already popular or up and coming and a few directors that do more than the marvel fare so the big characters are gonna take a lot longer.
It’s the same reason why people are surprised that aquaman 2 won’t be till 2022.
I guess I imagined that at least some early story stuff was done around the time Coogler's re-hiring was announced, and assumed they'd be aiming for 2021 as letting four years go by after the first BP was such a massive success seemed strange to me. I agree though if that they've only just started writing now, May 2021 seems too early.
Aquaman 2 I could understand, given how VFX heavy the first movie was and James Wan doing other things in between.
We've entered Marvel month guys!
02.07: Spider-Man: Far From Home
19.07: Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3
20.07: SDCC Phase 4 Reveal
24.07: X-Men: House of X #1
30.07: Avengers: Endgame digital
31.07: X-Men: Power of X #1
And a bunch of other comic books, like Aero and Sword Master everyone should be reading.
02.07: Spider-Man: Far From Home
19.07: Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3
20.07: SDCC Phase 4 Reveal
24.07: X-Men: House of X #1
30.07: Avengers: Endgame digital
31.07: X-Men: Power of X #1
And a bunch of other comic books, like Aero and Sword Master everyone should be reading.
Marvel Entertainment Unveils 2019 San Diego Comic-Con Line-Up!
Note: Marvel Studios yet to announce their line up!
Note: Marvel Studios yet to announce their line up!
Marvel Studios is never included in that announcement. That's the comic/games/TV announcement. The Marvel Studios panel is just listed on the schedule when CCI posts the full show schedule.
Zoe Saldana talks about Gamora in GOTG3:
Marvel Studios isn't part of Marvel Entertainment, so that's probably why.
LULz.
Thinking about it, it's actually an interesting moral question for "our" Cap. Like, he knows that his "other" self is frozen in the arctic sea. Do they get him early and fish him out - making 2 Caps thawed from the late 40's onward?
Does he wait and have Cap2 retrieved in the 2010s - like he was - in a way to preserve how he remembered his own time? Fully retires at that point and hands off the duties of being Captain America to his younger self?
It'd be nice if they dedicate one of the animated "What If" episodes to the timeline where Cap returns to the past. Could be a lot of crazy shit - ranging from MCU events like exposing Hydra early on or preparing the world for Thanos, to real world crazyness like stopping the Kennedy assassination and preventing 9/11.
As it turns out, the Phase 3 Part 1 box set that was sold in the UK did include Homecoming.
Since Sony is actually playing ball with Disney for these box sets, I'd imagine that Phase 3 Part 2 will include everything from Infinity War up to Far From Home (this should also extend to the Phase 3 box set that North America should eventually get). Likewise, maybe this will increase the chances of the MCU Spider-Man movies eventually making their way to Disney+ if Sony's willing to cooperate for these kinds of collections.
Since Sony is actually playing ball with Disney for these box sets, I'd imagine that Phase 3 Part 2 will include everything from Infinity War up to Far From Home (this should also extend to the Phase 3 box set that North America should eventually get). Likewise, maybe this will increase the chances of the MCU Spider-Man movies eventually making their way to Disney+ if Sony's willing to cooperate for these kinds of collections.
Josh Brolin is talking with Marvel Studios about Cable in the MCU.
Didn't know this, so thanks! How does the event work? Will it be live-stream like e3 or a closed-door conference?
I'd imagine that Cable could also be safe casting-wise of the Fox characters, though obviously Ryan Reynolds is the safest in terms of dodging the recasting bullet.
I would think so too however, did Feige have anything to do with casting or approval in Fox movies? Did he ever say he liked those actors for the parts?
Warning: do not go on the Letterboxd page for Spider-Man: Far From Home.
To be vague, there are spoilers for the film on it. Just avoid it if you happen to have Letterboxd and/or you don’t want to get to spoiled on some cool stuff.
And completely steer clear of the Wikipedia page.
To be vague, there are spoilers for the film on it. Just avoid it if you happen to have Letterboxd and/or you don’t want to get to spoiled on some cool stuff.
And completely steer clear of the Wikipedia page.
No live stream. People fight for badges and spend thousands of dollars to travel to SDCC every year and they camp out on the sidewalk for a week to see the Hall H stuff. They'd riot if there was a live stream for everyone.
Just came out of my showing for Spider-Man: Far From Home. I actually didn't expect to like it more than Homecoming before going in but it was much more enjoyable. Action was ten times better. The second act was some of the best I've seen out of the MCU. Credits scenes, while not mind-blowing, were absolutely worth the wait. Loved the music and the atmosphere it sets for everything, and supporting actors are great. Visual effects were also solid and consistent throughout. I definitely still like Vulture more though.
I'm headed to the spoiler thread.
I'm headed to the spoiler thread.
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I'm not sure Marvel had any say in that. When NK did the Sony leaks they blew off all his ideas for the Amazing Spiderman films, for example.
Because EDM/Snapchat Spider-Man was going to be a huge hit!!!
Just rewatched Spider-Man: Homecoming, and it can definitely compete with Far From Home (not in action or visuals though). Script just feels so tight, with so many small details, and so much tension. And I liked the moment where Happy tells the moving staff that they gotta bring Cap's new prototype shield and Thor's belt, in which we ended up seeing both of those items in Avengers: Endgame. I might go for another watch of Far From Home before it leaves theaters, cause I had so much fun with it but in a different way to Homecoming.
I might like Homecoming slightly more, I'm not sure, gotta digest FFH some more. I just love the whole buildup between Pete and Vulture, the reveal, how they talk it out later, how he has to prove himself without the suit etc. But FFH had much better action and visuals. I might go rewatch FFH again sometime this week. I think I had more fun with FFH but Homecoming felt more tense. Good in each their own way.
And here's looking to Phase 4 now! The future's exciting.
I might like Homecoming slightly more, I'm not sure, gotta digest FFH some more. I just love the whole buildup between Pete and Vulture, the reveal, how they talk it out later, how he has to prove himself without the suit etc. But FFH had much better action and visuals. I might go rewatch FFH again sometime this week. I think I had more fun with FFH but Homecoming felt more tense. Good in each their own way.
And here's looking to Phase 4 now! The future's exciting.
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Buy a ticket.
Watch the film.
Or don't. Nobody is forcing anybody to watch a film. It's okay to not watch a film. I do this all the time. It's hilarious how many films I haven't watched in my very, very long life. You can always go back.
OK good
Oh, I intend to see it either way... I'm just quite surprised at how revealing the trailers have been.
Gonna be heading out soon to go watch it with my brothers.
My younger brother and I just tried out the free Spider-Man: Far From Home VR Experience on PlayStation VR. It's pretty damn cool. We just did the freeplay mode and swung around the city. It was fun. Gonna mess with it more later. It's a lot better than the previous VR Experience they did for Homecoming, which was practically nothing.
My younger brother and I just tried out the free Spider-Man: Far From Home VR Experience on PlayStation VR. It's pretty damn cool. We just did the freeplay mode and swung around the city. It was fun. Gonna mess with it more later. It's a lot better than the previous VR Experience they did for Homecoming, which was practically nothing.
Maybe they were confident that the film would be interesting. Showing people about how interesting your film is, that used to be the whole point of marketing a film. Did something change?
If feel like the opposite is true. When studios are confident they tend to hold onto the surprises so people will be blown away in the theater.
Often, when marketing is really spoilery, it's a sign that the film won't have much more interesting content left to show. Reminds me of BvS.
Anyway, it sounds like there are plenty more surprises beyond what the trailer has shown, so I'm happy.
Well, you just overturned about 2500 years of theatre. I have to hand it to you, well done.
In case you didn't notice, I'm drowning your argument in sarcasm.
Man, your really snarky.I'm really unsure why this struck a nerve.
If you think spoiling movies is typical marketing from a confident studio, then I don't know what to tell you... I'm done with the topic. Good day...
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I'm old enough to recall when film studios were really keen to let you know all about the film they wanted you to see. Why wouldn't they? After all, they wanted to persuade you to watch the film. Nowadays the studios are so coy that I sometimes enter the cinema with no clear idea of what to expect. It's frustrating and completely unnecessary.
Letting people know enough about the preemie to gain an interest and blowing major developments in marketing material are two different things...
People like to be surprised when they see something for the first time. They don't want to be sitting in the theater feeling like they've already seen it. And if people THINK they've s already seen the best a movie had to offer, why would they buy a ticket?
Anyway, I'm glad to know this movie is still going to surprise me.
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Preparing to watch Spider-Man: Homecoming now. I’m traveling tomorrow after work so I catch Spider-Man: Far From Home both in Real D and IMAX.
I always watch with 3D IMAX, I will try to catch a 2D screening before I go home as well.