The Academy Award Winning Marvel Cinematic Universe
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A lot of this is making me wonder if
Scott's actually the main character of Avengers 4? Time vortex, quantum realm, grown Cassie, this is all his stuff. I wouldn't be surprised if him exiting the Quantum Realm and being transported five years into the future is how the movie starts.
Would make sense as an audience insert of him catching up on events and what happened to characters
The Russos have really talked his part up for the movie. This could be the play.
No I don't think he's going to be the main character, but I bet he's going to have a big part to play.
I'm assuming she'll stick around afterwards, no? Hopefully she'll get to interact with them in whatever teamup happens in Phase 4.
I mean like how Falcon and Witch were in Wakanda or Spidey/Strange with Tony. Granted, Clint and Scott were left out too but they are in focus for A4 but the only new character post A3 is Carol.
Upset about Ditko's passing, was there ever any sort of rumour of reported comment on what he thought of Dr Strange film or even any of the Spider-Man films?
I know he was a recluse who valued privacy above all but would have been interesting to see his thoughts on the cinematic adaptions of his work.
I know he was a recluse who valued privacy above all but would have been interesting to see his thoughts on the cinematic adaptions of his work.
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I remember the previous rumour for Spider-Man: SequelComing was that Mysterio was working for *Real Big Bad* who would play a part going forwards but wasn't the general consensus it was Norman Osborn?
If they're setting up Norman, as well as Sinister Six where does Kingpin fit into things? Even as a jobber there isn't space and that'd be a huge disservice to him.
Also I know NetflixVerse/MCU are only 'loosely' linked, and under the control of different departments within Marvel, but this would be the biggest departure if they used a different Kingpin in Spider-Man.
Manabyte was taking a piss. Kingpin is in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, which comes out in December.
I think I rank the movies like this currently, but I would like to watch Ant-Man and the Wasp a second time.
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It's the only Sony Spider-Man movie this year that anyone should bother with.
I'm guessing you've heard good things about it and not so good things about Venom
No one has seen Venom yet. But Spider Verse is awesome.
I dont get the Iron Man 3 and Age of Ultron hate. They're way better than people given them credit for.
I'll give you iron man 3, but age of ultron deserves the hate
Age of Ultron has aged fine for me. Moreso than a few other ones. Also there's a certain thing about Whedon's Avenger's movies that hasn't been captured since. The team feels like a team. Whereas later movies they dont feel like one (and rightfully so Civil War follows it). But not just that there's a sense of camaraderie that hasn't been captured since.
That's because you have to split them apart before their big reunion vs Thanos.
I can sort of agree with this, the Avengers haven't been together since AoU. But when to teams, I think the guardians of the galaxy movies did it pretty well
Where is the hate? They're good movies. I especially like Age of Ultron.
Yeah the Guardians have a great rapport. It's why their movies work so well.
Just look at their rankings. Why people rank them so low IDK.
If you do an MCU run of every movie before every Avengers movie you get to see how the movies age. In my most recent one Iron Man 2 didn't drag as much as before. And now I can't reconcile Thor with Branagh's Thor 1 characterization.
I think you've been looking at my ranking further up the page, where I got Age of Ultron and Iron Man 3 among the 5 last rankings. That doesn't mean that they're bad movies. I very much like Age of Ultron, but there's just movies I like even more. I love that The First Avenger is a time piece, while I've always had something for Branagh's Thor. And Iron Man 2 is the one movie I've had a soft spot for. All of the movies are good in their own way. But the ranking is dynamic, so they always move around depending on mood.
I wouldn't say Iron Man 3 is a breather or even an uplifting film. It's very much about Tony Stark and him dealing with his post traumatic syndrome after the events of The Avengers. If I rewatch it, it may grow on me too, but I remember when I saw it around Christmas last year there was a subplot that made no sense, while the extremis plot just wasn't all that interesting. Tony does have my favorite suit in that movie though. It also has its own charm since it's the only MCU film taking place during Christmas and I really like it for that. Was it Iron Man 3 who had the Mandarin fake-out? Cause I liked that.
This continues to cause me pain.
I love them both. My only thing is that IM3 is a great Tony Stark movie but a poor Iron Man movie. I love watching him whiz around in suits but he barely does that in the movie. It's a great story for Tony's character though.
I also love Ultron but mostly because we just jump right into the Avengers avenging.
There really isn't a Marvel movie I don't like. I'm fully invested in all of it. Now some of them are better than others, but I happily rewatch all of them at some point.
I'd love to see Marvel continue with the idea of "One-Shots" mixed in with Amazon's Pilot Screening thing. In other words, maybe every year, once every two years, make a feature-length TV pilot about a hero, like She-Hulk or Moon Knight or Paste-Pot Pete, and see the reaction to it on social media. If there's enough enthusiasm and excitement about a given property, convert into a TV show.
Burch says he's got multiple buyers lined up for the lab, likely since the same source who told him Sunny = Hope also helped him connect the dots on the tech they were procuring. He then told buyers ahead of time he could get the tech in Pym's lab, too.
Yyyup. Same with Star Wars for me as well. I will gladly consume anything Marvel Studios and Lucasfilm want to create at this point. Keep it coming. Especially MCU movies - I feel like it's all a long running show at this point and I just have longer to wait between episodes.
I say hate because all the people I talk to always say that Age of Ultron and Iron Man 3 are the worst ones. So those are the pretty divisive films I always hear about.
I like both Iron Man 3 and AoU, but to say that those films don't get hate is ridiculous. You don't even have to look very far, any Era MCU thread will have someone shitting on those two movies (among others).
Iron Man 2 holds up better on rewatches. And I know people say you cant use this as an argument but the sake of the MCU movies I saw the knowledge from future movies actually enhances it a bit.
Damn that looks insane! I need this without the text. I'll make an avatar when I get home. Thanks a lot DetectiveKenobi for finding it. I was looking around Google but only found really old ones in his comic book get-up. Did he have red eyes in Infinity War? I don't think so.
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