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Marvel Cinematic Universe | We had a good run, and now it's over
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Awesome! Thank god for Movies Anywhere!If you watch Spider-Man: Far From Home on FandangoNOW in 4K, you'll get the IMAX aspect ratio for the action scenes. I read about it and just tested it myself, and it's true.
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Now that Sony and Marvel are pals again and I presume Andy Serkis and Kevin Feige get along I wonder if he'll have any involvement with Venom 2? If Sony want a quasi-shared universe then they would be smart to at least get him to consult.
Same, I want Antman-Wasp 3 soon, feels like Phase 4 will start with Captain Marvel 2 though.
It's starting with Black Panther II, unless they have another movie set for an Early 2022 release.
Sign me up on that. Bring us Ant-Man/Wasp 3.
It isn't starting with Black Panther II. Black Panther II releases on May 6 2022. Disney has Marvel Studios films lined up for February 18, May 6 and July 29, 2022.
It feels good to be able to watch Spiderman:FFH again knowing it won't end in such an anti-climax now. But man... first half of this film is slow, you know what I'm saying? I enjoy the wider cast but it just felt like a little too much at times. Like I enjoy the school kid drama, but it might have just overstayed it's welcome, with not just the Ned romance but the teachers as well. That said, there'll clearly be no time for that in number 3 so they were probably getting it all in while they could.
Also disappointed they don't seem to have added in the Extended mob scene for the digital release. Felt like peak Spidey.
Also disappointed they don't seem to have added in the Extended mob scene for the digital release. Felt like peak Spidey.
They should have reworked how he gets the stealth suit / the Brad thing; I think that scene hurts the pacing. I enjoy most of the build up to the action set-pieces, but some of the comedy is a bit hit and miss, and Smoove's character feels shoehorned.
Everything else is delicious.
This is really my only recurring gripe with the movie, expected a more relevant role from him lol
Yeah that seems to be the direction they're going. Who would be the villain, though?
Please no more neon 80s nostalgia period piece movies. Especially not with superheroes. There's already Wonder Woman 2 anyway.
Unless we're talking about the 1880s!
With Taskmaster no longer available, I guess cherry pick another IM villain.
The Wrecking Crew seems suitably ridiculous for that series and would be a fun way to have multiple villains take on multiple heroes.
Probably November. Six months before release.
Hell yeah. Cast is wild.
it should have a retro team plot that sets up a modern day story with 3 generations of the Ant-Family, by giving Cassie her powers/suit at some point. Imagine a third act finale with Hank, Janet, Scott, Hope and Cassie (ft. Ghost & Bill Foster) all teaming up...
There's something interesting that I noticed. Remember when the reports mentioned 2 more films on Tom Holland's contract for Spider-Man? This current deal basically fills out those last two movies (MCU Spidey 3 & the unnamed MCU film appearance afterwards). Basically, if Tom Holland wanted to, he could leverage the renewal of his contract with Sony re-upping their deal with Marvel Studios. There is the possibility that he signed another contract behind closed doors before the news came out. But given his reaction to the announcement (on his Instagram account), I'm not sure if that's the case.
In short, Disney & Marvel Studios are in a pretty good position. And it would be wise on Sony's part to keep the gravy train going, especially since they'll still see the lion's share of the revenue under the current 75/25 co-financing split.
In short, Disney & Marvel Studios are in a pretty good position. And it would be wise on Sony's part to keep the gravy train going, especially since they'll still see the lion's share of the revenue under the current 75/25 co-financing split.
I hadn't even realized that before, but I wonder if the contract specifically said two more Spider-Man movies.
Obviously Sony couldn't do an MCU cameo if they didn't return to the negotiation table (though I guess you could swap it out for a Venom 2 appearance or something). You're basically swapping a fourth solo Spidey film for another appearance in a Marvel Studios-only production. Likewise, given Tom's reactions throughout the whole ordeal, he definitely wants to stay in the MCU. So I could easily see the scenario of Tom using his contract being up for renewal to his advantage to ensure that another Marvel Studios - Sony deal gets signed. Another thing to consider is the talks of Apple & Amazon eyeing Sony Pictures. Of course, Sony Pictures is resistant to the potential buy-out, which is perfectly understandable considering that they want to maintain their independence. But on the off chance that either of them legit go for Sony Pictures, the Spider-Man film rights would return to Disney wholesale. This is obviously less likely to happen, but it's at least something to consider.
Either way, Disney's definitely playing things smart. Had they made this new deal longer, they'd have to renew another contract with Tom, which would mean including other appearances that could potentially backfire for negotiations going forward (like they almost did recently). Only having the current deal cover the remainder of Tom Holland's contract can serve as a proof-of-concept for the new deal for Sony as well as putting Disney at an advantage when it comes time to renegotiate both the sharing arrangement with Sony as well as the contract with Tom Holland (not to mention that it gives Disney time to gauge what'll happen with Apple & Amazon regarding Sony Pictures should things actually progress on that front).
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Seems like Marvel Studios will shoot additional scenes for Black Widow at Macon's Terminal Station this week:
Also that Far From Home deleted scene shouldn't have been cut.
Also that Far From Home deleted scene shouldn't have been cut.
Feige loves 3s regardless.
Also, there are rumors up the wazoo about Disney+ announcing Ghost Rider at NYCC
I've only seen Avengers: Endgame four times - one time at the theatrical premiere where I had my fill - but I've actually liked it more and more on each repeat viewing. I especially like the arc 2014 Thanos goes through.
Not surprising Michelle is up for another Ant-Man.
Not surprising Michelle is up for another Ant-Man.
I agree with this. I want to see Hank and Janet on mission as the original Ant-Man and Wasp.
Where are these rumors coming from? I can't find any. And Marvel Studios doesn't have a panel at NYCC.
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