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Marvel Cinematic Universe | We had a good run, and now it's over
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There's no talk of it, but it's happening. We just need to be patient.
I'll be contributing when I finally see the movie this weekend. Avoiding spoilers the past few days has felt like a miracle, only a few days to go...
I disagree on the bold ; MCU casting have been great so far, they will cast whoever is most suitable for the role. I think they will cast someone younger too, Shang Chi can't be older than early 30s, but age is not an issue , a lot of the MCU casts are not that young for their 1st movie too. I can see Donnie Yen or someone around his age as Namor .
I kinda hope they'll run with his new powers like multiplying himself. They could do some sick combos that way. And hopefully they set the movie in China. The third act in Hong Kong was beautiful, I want something similar to that as a backdrop, but with cool fights and all.
We are getting a live-action Ghost Rider show, and a live-action Helstrom show on Hulu. Gabriel Luna seem to be on board to reprise his role from Agents of Shield. Marvel Television sure, but Gabriel Luna was a fine ass Ghost Rider on Agents of Shield.
Also here's a high-res look at Spidey's stealth suit. I think this is the one that leaked last year but in lower-res:
Also here's a high-res look at Spidey's stealth suit. I think this is the one that leaked last year but in lower-res:
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Ghost Rider Hulu series in the works
YES
Edit: Daimon Hellstrom is joining the MCU too
Info on the Hulu Ghost Rider show:
On Hellstrom:
This is a downer though:
Basically, these won't be as integral to the MCU as the Disney+ shows are.
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I'll definitely tune in for Ghost Rider. Luna was great as him.
...But with the Disney+ show announcements, it's kinda hard to be excited for the Marvel Television shows.
Completely writing off Asian-American casting for an American movie is really a leap. Especially at this early a point.
...But with the Disney+ show announcements, it's kinda hard to be excited for the Marvel Television shows.
I think the issue with CRA is you're trying to sell an Asian rom com to a nation that is neck deep in their own rom coms.
Completely writing off Asian-American casting for an American movie is really a leap. Especially at this early a point.
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I'm still excited for these new shows, I don't need every show to have an expansive connection to the greater universe. The only show that feels out of place is shield by its very nature.
Honestly that by be Marvel or Disney's reasoning. The Nation already has it's own martial arts films as well, so casting a main land actor makes a bit of sense.
Feel like it's probably a safe bet that a lot of 'solo' movies for established characters will be team-ups, like Ragnarok or Winter Soldier or Homecoming. I definitely expect more than one hero for Strange 2 and Black Widow. Maybe Panther 2 doesn't need it, partly because there are already so many characters in Wakanda and partly because it doesn't need the boost lol
They just filmed the set with the actors. It's on the last page or so.
Agreed.
My only problem with it being Marvel Television is that chances of Ghost Rider (Robbie) and Hellstrom coming to the big screen are now very slim. The shows have every chance to be good and that's what matters, though.
Wait, the Ghost Rider show won't have any connections to SHIELD? He won't even be the same version? Fuck off.
Yeah, right now I'm slightly worried, but let's see how it all unfolds.
I saw your post in the SHIELD thread about how they just might not reference SHIELD and skip over his origin, so he'd still be the same version... if that's the case, then ok, I guess. But if it's a totally new character, what's the fucking point?
Yeah, I think there's just some confusion over reporting.
Them rebooting the character is just unnecessarily going to confuse people.
Half of that picture is not part of the Marvel Cinematic Universe
still looking for clean versions of the novel logos here, because it's hard to try and take them from blurry, tiny jpgs.
Saw this in the story thread about it
https://ew.com/tv/2019/05/01/hulu-ghost-rider-helstrom-series/
Marvel fans will know Gabriel Luna plays Robbie on Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.,and EW has confirmed Luna will also star in Ghost Rider, which will also be executive produced by S.H.I.E.L.D. EPs Paul Zbyszewski and Jeph Loeb. According to Hulu, this isn't a traditional spin-off of S.H.I.E.L.D. but will focus on the "same character with [a] new story that lives unto its own."
Yeah, it basically confirms what we've been speculating. That it'll be the same incarnation of the character, but focus on its own story, and be more standalone than a spin-off of AoS.
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I expect the new one will be finally different than the first one.
We'll get a reference to the World adjusting post-EG.
I was watching the Far From Home trailer again and noticed when Fury says, "Nice to finally meet you... Spider-Man". We don't see him say that. It's a VO from behind. Clever way of hiding the fact he's probably saying, "Nice to meet you again... Spider-Man". Peter's reaction is a still a bit odd, as if he's meeting Fury for the first time, but if you think about it, it could just be the shock of seeing someone so important in your bathroom randomly showing up.
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oops, didn't even register that that could be one, my bad.
The fact that Peter and Fury are together at the end of end game?
Amy Pascal is leaving Sony for Universal.
Just a headline right now, but I wonder what this might change for the future of Spidey and the MCU.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/amy-pascal-exits-sony-universal-deal-1206536
Just a headline right now, but I wonder what this might change for the future of Spidey and the MCU.
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/news/amy-pascal-exits-sony-universal-deal-1206536
I don't think that's a significant detail. It's trivia of the kind that might help you in a game of Kevin Bacon, but that's about the limit.
I agree, I don't think it's a spoiler, but just wanted to be respectful cause Zero said something.
Deadline's article says she's going to continue working on future Spider-Man projects.
https://t.co/RGtsFxrhT8?amp=1
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While I'm personally not affected by the spoiler (though I haven't seen the movie, I'm not the type of person that cares one way or the other about "spoilers"), I am just following the spoiler guidelines in the OP (which at this point is the only thing in the OP):
Given that the movie released 24-26th around the world, we're still within the period of using spoiler tags.
It wasn't a huge spoiler, or even one at all depending on how you describe spoilers, but as it stands it was out of place in this thread, at this time, without a spoiler tag.
I'd say it's tantamount to a casting announcement. As the two characters in question are in the cast list of Endgame, the possibility that they may have met during the events is within the realm of speculation. The trailer for Far from Home shows them meeting and there is further speculation. None of this is based on leaks, it's just fans exercising their imagination.
I went back and tried to find more info about the Shang Chi movie and I can't believe I missed this the first time. Feige specifically says that he's a Asian American. That makes me a little more hopeful for the local guys who are trying so hard to land good roles.
Although he's not American (he's Canadian), my early front runner is Ludi Lin who was in the Power Rangers movie. He's Chinese and can speak it, kind of tall, handsome, keeps himself in great shape, and is young enough to play the role for a long while. I found him pretty charismatic in the Power Rangers movie and think he could make the character more likeable to the general audience outside of the fight scenes.
We'll see who they go with though.
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Donnie Yen is 55 years old. Namor needs to be someone in their 30s, early 40s.
Only way those get reverted to Marvel is if Disney buy Hulu's equity from Comcast and they throw those Marvel rights as a bonus like a used car salesman. They are pretty meaningless and worthless to both companies, to be honest.
Taika also definitely fixed Thor.
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