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Marvel Cinematic Universe | We had a good run, and now it's over
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Someone hit up Kingpin with a Facebook post saying the Netflix shows will be returning in two years on FX, and he was like, yeah, don't trust that nonsense.
I'm expecting Daredevil to get the Disney+ treatment, just like Moon Knight
Marvel Studios seems to be making 3 trillion shows anyway if rumors are true
Hopefully D'Nofrio comes back if/when it does, perfect casting, no reason to change it
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I've had enough of red batman. Only so much self flagellation I can endure from one character.
I'm ready for white batman.
I'm ready for white batman.
They should get Charlie Cox just walking in the background in the courthouse scenes during the She-Hulk show. lol
Lmao what a weird interview with Taika but I love it. Basically confirms Chris is still the star of Love and Thunder.
Not at y'all saying no to poc xavier and magneto... who are known to be inspired by fucking malcom x and MLKjr
+ every actor that has played magneto is not fucking jewish lmao.
I'm here for it honestly as a black fan it's fucked up that it's about injustices and marginilized folk but it's made up of white people, no wonder people are thirsty for a solo storm project, it will actually make sense for the theme.
I have always been put off of being a full time x-men fan cause it can be heavy handed and really fucking gross, it's why i'm still not a fan of kitty pryde and honestly grossed out by her most of the time for her use of racial slurs.
+ every actor that has played magneto is not fucking jewish lmao.
I'm here for it honestly as a black fan it's fucked up that it's about injustices and marginilized folk but it's made up of white people, no wonder people are thirsty for a solo storm project, it will actually make sense for the theme.
I have always been put off of being a full time x-men fan cause it can be heavy handed and really fucking gross, it's why i'm still not a fan of kitty pryde and honestly grossed out by her most of the time for her use of racial slurs.
I laughed at a post in the second page saying that comic book movies are the bane of cinema and that they should disappear. That dude is in for a rough couple of decades filmwise.
Sad thing is this isn't the first, nor will it be the last Spider-Man MCU thread that will turn into a shitshow
It's just best to ignore these threads, and every superhero movie related thread in the OT in general, they can get as bad or worse than console war threads in gaming
I've said my peace many times about it, now I'm just waiting for the next major development of the story
This whole thing was going to be a mess when Sony fanboys, who know little about Sony Pictures and care mostly about the gaming side of things, got involved with their "but Spideyverse" nonsense.
It's easy to spot the folks that don't care for the character, but just want their company to succeed.
It's easy to spot the folks that don't care for the character, but just want their company to succeed.
Exactly. As much as I love Spider-verse, it has become the new Fury Road and BR2049 for this forum. Had this been Disney vs WB or Fox or Universal then you didn't wouldn't be seeing the same type of replies.
Raimi fans are so goddamn delusional, their trilogy is fucking over whats not clicking??? It's sad to see spiderverse fans becoming as delusional as them, there is going to be like 2 spinoffs and a whole fucking seqeul why are they still foaming at the mouth against mcu spidey?? it's pathetic.
I have been an mcu stan since the first time i laid my eyes on it and i am going to continue being one with or without spidey so obviously everyone that has a grudge against the mcu is using this current situation to it's full advantage and being as shady and hatefull as they can possibly be so don't tire yourselves out arguing with people that have already made up their minds.
I seriously saw someone on twitter say that without spidey endgame wouldn't have broken the record and we mcu fans should be thankful cause this goes all the way back to raimi's trilogy for making it possible and popular, that was enough to make me dip. I could have stayed and gone into excruciating detail about how the event movie that had 70% of it's runtime include spidey(IW) paled in comparison to the one that had him for 5 minutes but.... well.. all of that energy? nah im good.
I have been an mcu stan since the first time i laid my eyes on it and i am going to continue being one with or without spidey so obviously everyone that has a grudge against the mcu is using this current situation to it's full advantage and being as shady and hatefull as they can possibly be so don't tire yourselves out arguing with people that have already made up their minds.
I seriously saw someone on twitter say that without spidey endgame wouldn't have broken the record and we mcu fans should be thankful cause this goes all the way back to raimi's trilogy for making it possible and popular, that was enough to make me dip. I could have stayed and gone into excruciating detail about how the event movie that had 70% of it's runtime include spidey(IW) paled in comparison to the one that had him for 5 minutes but.... well.. all of that energy? nah im good.
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After a decade of taking "ferngully in space" shit, there's for sure about to a new Avatar revivalist movement among the usual suspects now
Sculli redeemed!
Bring it on. We get multiple great comic book movies each year AND they piss off film snobs? Win-win.
And we sure have experience with those people, don't we Prime? :risi: :shawnsmug:
they cling to the "HE'S JUST IRON BOY" shit and never let go
as if the discourse wasn't "UNCLE BEN AGAIN?!?!?" as the ASM movies flopped
god forbid Feige try something different with the character to shake things up AND make him better fit in the shared universe. of course, don't let that get in the way of the "MCU is too safe" or "MCU has no stakes" meme
I literally came here to post the same thing. The gloating is insufferable.
Spider-Verse>>>Raimi trilogy>>>>>>Venom>>>>>>>MCU>>>>>>>>>Garfield
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I think people need to learn that there is room for all of these interpretations. I mean, Spider-Man has often had several books running at once with different tones/feels. I love seeing different takes on the same character, there's no "right" or "wrong" one.
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I think people need to learn that there is room for all of these interpretations. I mean, Spider-Man has often had several books running at once with different tones/feels. I love seeing different takes on the same character, there's no "right" or "wrong" one.
almost as bad as the "matrix revolutions is actually good" take
almost
The MCU movies I can totally see why people like them, they just aren't for me.
Matrix Revolutions is just undeniably great though
Okay I also totally get why people wouldn't like. But I will take an overambitious nutty mess that has a lot of interesting things to say over a color by numbers obligatory thing anyday. It's basically how I approach any art thing. The Matrix sequels are messy but I have some real affinity for them. I was always more into the dumb philosophical side of the series anyway.
I loved the Matrix movies and I wanted to cry when I came out of the third one because it was like running a sprint and then tripping and face planting at the end. I was so disappointed.
A lot of people feel like Reloaded is the worst too. It's definitely the type of series that was probably hurt by having a more by the numbers studio film first and then more auteur weirdness for the much hyped sequels. I find they probably hold up a lot better now then they did at the time (CGI aside).
It's like how people hated Mann's Miami Vice when it came out and now it's regarded as maybe his greatest work. Expectations among a mainstream popcorn movie audience are difficult to deal with at times.
Someone made that same point in the OT thread, that the only reason the MCU exists is because of the Raimi movies, despite coming 2 years after the x-men started the current super hero boom.
...they haven't been already?
also my ignore list is massive from culling users who don't put the hyphen in Spider-Man
I would say it's "deniably great"
I will respect anyone's opinion that it's not great and they're probably right, but I still like it
The gloating comes from MCU haters who think losing Spider-Man is some sort of deathblow. "Now they only have a bunch of nonames to continue the franchise known for taking nonames and turning them into A-listers"
I have been pretty much ignoring all of them lately. Incessant stanning of other Spider-Man movies (even when the thread doesn't call for it), having to deal with very unoriginal hot takes on Holland's Spidey, like "Iron Man Jr.", the weird (but not unexpected) gloating over him leaving the MCU, etc. etc.
It's always something, and it's always exhausting.
Right now in particular there's really no point in entering the Spidey threads regarding to Holland no longer being in the MCU unless you like arguing with the same people over and over again. If something actually changes between Disney and Sony, that'd be swell. But for now it's over, so I don't even bother with those threads.
I'm so conflicted about this. On one hand, Daredevil already ended perfectly. If we never get another season of Daredevil again, I'd be totally okay with that because - as a stand-alone thing - Daredevil was as good as I could ask for. Yet, on the other hand, I can't deny I'd be happy to see it continue. I would say, though, that they should just keep everyone onboard. There's no real reason to recast anyone and I'd personally love a ''low level" part of the MCU world where you've got stuff like Murdock and Walters as lawyers and Jones being all investigative and stuff, solving crimes both in and out of their superhero costumes.
That's what makes this even funnier. The reactions when these nonames make bank at the box office are going to be hilarious.
I got a 5 day ban in the old thread for pointing out that us being on a video game forum means that there are going to be Sony fans rooting for this simply because Sony makes PlayStations.
If there isn't a Doop series then Disney doesn't know what they're doing.
Just to be clear, are you saying Jewish people aren't marginalized?
This isn't really true. Chris Claremont has said it was the case but there was 20 years of those characters before that happened. I think in modern comics it's been a bit more of a common touchstone for those characters (in comics and movies) but there is no evidence at all that MLK/Malcolm X directly inspired the characters and their creation. It's just completely unsupported by any evidence that Stan Lee and Jack Kirby were thinking that at the time. Magneto was just too much of a villain in those early books.
That being said, I wouldn't be super upset to see it. I know Magneto's origin is tied up in his jewish identity but changing his origin shouldn't be sacrilege. I'd rather them get weird with stuff, it's not like most MCU heroes feel like their comic counterparts anyway.
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