Infinity War tickets went on sale March 16 last year so we should be getting Endgame tickets very soon, I assume.
Tickets went on sale alongside the second trailer.
Tickets went on sale alongside the second trailer.
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The Academy Award Winning Marvel Cinematic Universe
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I heard a rumor somewhere that Marvel was asking Sony to leave the green goblin alone, since they had plans for Norman Osborn. So I guess we'll see.
I really want some version of Dark Reign to happen in the MCU.
Maybe we could get the Thunderbolts in the wake of IW? (I also want the squadron supreme, just so that Marvel Studios can make a better JLA movie than WB)
THE HEART OSBORN, THE HEART! WE HAVE TO ATTACK HIS HEART!Dafoe in the MCU 👌👌👌
Only reason I don't think it's Oscorp is this is gonna be a permanent fixture on the MCU NY skyline and there's always the odd chance that Spidey gets pulled out of the MCU when Sony decides they want to make prime Spider-Man movies again. I think it's the Baxter Building because I think introducing the FF through the Spider-Man movies is the way to go. Ideally, they first appear in the third MCU Spidey flick that gets confirmed through contract negotiations later this year.
That's just my own random speculation I don't actually know wtf I'm talking about
That's just my own random speculation I don't actually know wtf I'm talking about
I think that rumor originated from the Silver & Black situation. Originally the movie had Norman Osborn as the villain. But after the script leaked and The Hashtag Show reported on it, that version of the movie was scrapped and they're doing separated Silver Sable and Black Cat movies now.
Hmm, maybe. There's lots of rumors floating around, and I was kind of wondering why Marvel would have veto rights (or even the ability to ask Sony to not use Osborn). I guess we'll find out for sure in June.
So apparently last night Scott Derrickson tweeted a photo of a comic panel featuring Doctor Strange and Namor. Moments later he deleted that said tweet. I was hoping to get Namor in "Black Panther 2" but I won't object to this at all! (of course this isn't confirmation of anything but why the hell would he do that?)
does Marvel already own rights for Namor? is it the same as Hulk? can't make Namor movie, but can include him in other Marvel movie?
Dafoe in the MCU 👌👌👌
As soon as they announce the third MCU Spider-Man film is a live action Spider-Man: Spider-Verse that teams Holland up with Garfield and Maguire.
I'd love to see a Namor solo film first all leading to a quasi-Secret Wars adaptation for BP2 pitting T'Challa and Namor/Wakanda and Atlantis against eachother.
shit would be amazing and all the pieces are in place. unfortunately it doesn't look like a Namor solo movie is happening any time soon. So... maybe Black Panther 3 :)
Another fan casting I've seen mentioned before that I can't unsee: Terry Crews as JJJ.
I am totally on board for Dr Strange fighting Cthulhu at the bottom of the sea.
Introducing Sue in a Black Panther sequel would be unbelievably tone deaf.
Nah. At worst, he's like Hulk, meaning he can show up in other Marvel films, just can't headline his own.
I feel like there's something else in the way, than just Universal owning the movie rights to Namor. Feige did admit to it being complicated.
Mine, most of all.
Not cause I especially care about Nakia (who I'm convinced is doomed anyways), but because I hate that pairing.
They do but other studios want A LOT and it's likely Disney doesn't want to give up a whole farm when they can just do a deal.
bruh it's coming! We gotta get to Annihilation first. And establish F4. And Doom. And the Illuminati. And lets not forget Living Tribunal...
Avengers 8 in 2035. Cap's gonna use that full gauntlet to stop an incursion and it won't do shit!
If true it's actually genius. Hickman is special and he just understands these characters at another level. At this point, considering the unfathomable success of the MCU, Marvel Comics primarily act as perfect storyboards and scripts for future MCU films. And even though they still have tons and tons of comic material to cover/adapt from the last 70 years of Marvel, you don't want to rest on your laurels and just stop producing new, stuff that fleshes out the characters and expands the universe even further.
Reading Hickman's run last year after watching Infinity War I saw like 5 MCU movies forming in my head. It was incredible.
Destin Cretton to direct Shang-Chi
Destin Cretton (Short Term 12) to direct Shang-Chi
https://deadline.com/2019/03/destin-creston-shang-chi-marvel-choice-1202575136/
https://deadline.com/2019/03/destin-creston-shang-chi-marvel-choice-1202575136/
Awesome! Looks like dude's already had experience with MCU actors at least, since he's directed MBJ and Brie Larson (twice)
Guess that could place Shang-Chi in 2021. And they'll take their sweet time finding a director for GotG3.
2019: Spider-Man: Far From Home
2020: Black Widow, Eternals
2021: Black Panther 2, Doctor Strange 2, Shang-Chi
2022: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
I really wonder how many projects Marvel Studios are gonna announce at an eventual slate reveal this Summer. Feige said they probably won't reveal five years worth content, so it could be they'll just announce all these projects we know are in development but haven't gotten formal announcements. Maybe they'll go up to 2023.
2019: Spider-Man: Far From Home
2020: Black Widow, Eternals
2021: Black Panther 2, Doctor Strange 2, Shang-Chi
2022: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
I really wonder how many projects Marvel Studios are gonna announce at an eventual slate reveal this Summer. Feige said they probably won't reveal five years worth content, so it could be they'll just announce all these projects we know are in development but haven't gotten formal announcements. Maybe they'll go up to 2023.
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