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Marvel Cinematic Universe | We had a good run, and now it's over
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It's literally the identical Saturday schedule as every year. The Live Action at the Walt Disney Studios panel usually about two hours. Walt Disney Studios gets the first HALF of that. Then Marvel and Lucasfilm come out with about 15-20 minutes each. They show an exclusive clip and that's it. Marvel has NEVER done a slate reveal at D23 (because there's no time for that), so all the sites and YouTubers claiming that are just click baiting.
This is the full press release and there's NO slate announcement in it:
And they aren't skipping SDCC like some people are falsely claiming (the SDCC schedule won't be out for a month or so).
The last time they skipped SDCC was last year (which was NOT a D23 year).
In 2017 D23 was the week before SDCC. At D23 they showed the Infinity War footage with the cast there.
A week later at SDCC, Marvel announced the Janet casting via the Luis video, showed Captain Marvel concept art announcing the MCU Skrulls, brought out the Black Panther cast, and did a presentation on Thor Ragnarok.
Because at D23 they have time for one clip, while SDCC gives them two hours all to themselves.
The day they permanently skip SDCC forever will be the day they get their own version of Star Wars Celebration.
Real life Stark Expo
MAKE IT HAPPEN FEIGE
Only if they hold it at the exact same grounds as in the movie; Flushing Meadows.
We finally rewatched Endgame today and for our shock the showing it was full, we almost did'nt get to watch it. Man, it's such a good movie, you don't feel those 3 hours go by.
The Disney+ investors day in April. Disney just release pics from it and a b-roll of the interface video.
so either Fassbender and McAvoy were referring to a different superhero movie, or they were misinformed, or (my current guess) it was just a lie but it's what PR told them to say in that interview for whatever reason. Don't ask me why (Kinberg himself gave an explanation for the third-act reshoots that more or less fits with Deadline's reporting), but PR can do some weird stuff sometimes.
What if Marvel is worried about the damage for the Xmen brand in movies and instead make a TV show out of them?
I'm quite confident that Feige has some Disney+ ideas involving the X-Men but there's no way we won't see them on the big screen some time in the future. Give the franchise a solid 5 year gap to wash away all this shitstorm, announce a rock solid cast and attach a good director to it and BAM we back in business baby.
Far From Home tickets are very weird. It's already unique in that it opens on a Tuesday, which means that there should be Monday night showings at 7pm and 10pm.
But there are absolutely no Monday night showings up yet for me, despite tickets for Tuesday and after being up.
But there are absolutely no Monday night showings up yet for me, despite tickets for Tuesday and after being up.
For all the theaters near me, the showtime listed for Monday is 12:05am. Looks like for once, they're actually only doing a midnight show. Forget that noise, I'm seeing it at 7pm opening day. Good enough for me.
... Everyone who has Marvel contacts, go confirm that now.
... I need to know if that's happening. So I can scream in joy.
... I need to know if that's happening. So I can scream in joy.
While I'm happy that Ms. Marvel may be joining the MCU soon, I feel like she deserves her own movie.
That is just so bizarre. Has that ever happened before with PR leading up to a movie; actors repeating what has become an apparent lie about reshoots? (Let me add that I'm not too knowledgeable in film shoots, etc.)
I'm sure other folks could dig up specific examples, but it's far from unheard of for people on the press tour to lie about problems in production or post-production.
I suppose a Disney+ show for Ms. Marvel would be her origin story, and then she would get a movie? At least that's what I hope.
I don't see her getting her own movie, honestly, in large part because I don't think a practicing Muslim lead character is something Marvel Studios is willing to do; a less expensive Disney+ series followed by using the character in team films strikes me as a more likely approach. Would love to be wrong, though.
No way. Feige is the guy who was planning extended X-Men franchises when he was producing the original Fox movies. He isn't going to relegate some of Marvel's most popular characters to a TV series, now that he was the opportunity to do them properly
Inhumans (the Royal Family specifically) was pretty removed from even SHIELD, so I could easily see the show being reconned.
Not joking. Kamala is an Inhuman. Feige doing Kamala on Disney+ would be a way for him to do Inhumans his way in the MCU.
How does a Marvel Studios produced Disney+ series prevent her from being in a movie of her own?
As it stands, people will associate anything getting a Disney+ series as being relegated to the service only and not in consideration for a feature film. I think until it happens, it's not really an unreasonable assumption unless we see the popularity of these series really take off.
All we know thus far is that Disney+ is being used to flesh out characters who won't be getting films of their own, it's not an unreasonable suggestion.
They have said over and over again that D+ and the movies will actually impact each other and that the characters that appear in D+ can appear in movies too. Considering the D+ shows will actually be produced by the same team as the movies and not a completely different team who still reports to a doink, I believe that. So if Kamala ends up debuting in a D+ show it's not the end of the world and it doesn't mean she's getting shafted.
Though judging by Mindy Kaling's full comments in that video, it seems like it's not really definite yet whether she'll be in a movie or a show first...For all we know Kamala could be introduced in CM 2 or something (if CM2 takes place in the 'present day').
Though judging by Mindy Kaling's full comments in that video, it seems like it's not really definite yet whether she'll be in a movie or a show first...For all we know Kamala could be introduced in CM 2 or something (if CM2 takes place in the 'present day').
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People really think the new Captain America is stuck on a streaming service when the guy who RUNS MARVEL STUDIOS says that the series will interact with the movies?
That's not to say that someone like Falcon won't be featured in an upcoming film, but I highly doubt we'll be getting a solo Captain Falcon film any time soon. If anything, seeing that they are pairing Falcon and Bucky, i'd wager it would be an ensemble film heavily featuring the pair.
The same can be said for Loki or Wanda + Vision.
"A post-Endgame MCU will be extremely different and focused on Disney+ tying into our future movies."
That doesn't really go against with what I said. I am not saying that being a part of a Disney+ series means you will NOT be in the MCU films. I am saying, until it happens, the perception of starting on Disney+ will come with the expectations of not getting your own solo feature film.
Could we see Ms. Marvel get her own mini-series that ties into her eventual solo film? Sure, and I would love that but until something like that happens, I don't think it's unreasonable to remain apprehensive.
Edit: I could certainly see them using Disney+ to test pilot characters for future solo films but then it would really be up to how well received the series is. As I see it, every Disney+ series will be put into two categories:
A. Additional Story for Film Characters who otherwise wouldn't get the screen time to properly develop in their tentpole films (Falcon, Wanda, Loki, Hawkeye, etc)
B. Story for minor characters who might be interesting and could potentially become a larger part of future films (ie. Maria Hill, Sharon Carter, Ravagers, Nova Corp, non-flagship X-Men, etc)
Certainly, some characters are going to remain more focused on in either the films or Disney+ as there is only so many movies that can be made and screentime is valuable. That becomes less of an issue with Disney+.
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I have absolutely no doubt that if Ms. Marvel gets a Disney+ series she would be incorporated into the films, but exclusively as part of an ensemble or teaming up with someone else in their solo film. Introduce her in Disney+ and I think you can kiss the actual prospect of a Ms. Marvel solo film goodbye outside of a much later down the road thing like Black Widow and considering how much Ms. Marvel hinges on her age like MCU Peter does that wouldn't be a very ideal.
I'm not interested in a Ms. Marvel miniseries that pushes her into Young Avengers films as part of an ensemble cast, I want to see a Ms. Marvel solo outing on film.
I'm not interested in a Ms. Marvel miniseries that pushes her into Young Avengers films as part of an ensemble cast, I want to see a Ms. Marvel solo outing on film.
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