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Marvel Cinematic Universe | We had a good run, and now it's over
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Take it with a grain of salt as the author even mentions it's a rumor, but this video makes sense to me. It touches on the different aspects of the contract and - as one of 3 people in this forum who probably read the 2011 contract - they are spot on even if they skip over a couple of things.
Helps explain why all the characters are so different than their comics counterpart and whatnot. Also the rumor from the video is that MCU Spidey films do NOT count for Sony to keep the license as per the agreement, so Sony NEEDS venomverse. Those movies ain't going nowhere. If they don't keep venomverse going the license reverts to Marvel.
And if the video is right, Spider-man came within months of reverting back to Marvel. Amazing Spider-man 2 released on 05/02/2014 or 03/31/2014 (if you count first release). Venom's principal photography began 10/23/2017 (3 years and 5 months or 3 years and 7 months after the previous release, depending on which one you count). Had Sony missed this deadline Spider-man would have reverted back to Marvel. Very close to a Daredevil like situation with Fox.
If for nothing else, the video shows how awkward Kevin Feige is when Amy Pascal is talking.
Take it with a grain of salt as the author even mentions it's a rumor, but this video makes sense to me. It touches on the different aspects of the contract and - as one of 3 people in this forum who probably read the 2011 contract - they are spot on even if they skip over a couple of things.
Helps explain why all the characters are so different than their comics counterpart and whatnot. Also the rumor from the video is that MCU Spidey films do NOT count for Sony to keep the license as per the agreement, so Sony NEEDS venomverse. Those movies ain't going nowhere. If they don't keep venomverse going the license reverts to Marvel.
And if the video is right, Spider-man came within months of reverting back to Marvel. Amazing Spider-man 2 released on 05/02/2014 or 03/31/2014 (if you count first release). Venom's principal photography began 10/23/2017 (3 years and 5 months or 3 years and 7 months after the previous release, depending on which one you count). Had Sony missed this deadline Spider-man would have reverted back to Marvel. Very close to a Daredevil like situation with Fox.
If for nothing else, the video shows how awkward Kevin Feige is when Amy Pascal is talking.
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This has already been made into a thread here (and locked) because the source on this is The Ankler, who was the same guy who said Kathleen Kennedy would be FIRED right before she signed a three year contract extension:
Also, that channel is one of the YouTubers posting near-daily anti-Brie Larson videos:
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This has already been made into a thread here (and locked) because the source on this is The Ankler, who was the same guy who said Kathleen Kennedy would be FIRED right before she signed a three year contract extension:
Also, that channel is one of the YouTubers posting near-daily anti-Brie Larson videos:
I saw the locked thread. The video brings up other points. As I said, take it with a grain of salt.
The content that he talks about on the 2011 contract is spot on though. 95% of people are wrong when talking about the contract. This dude isn't. The fact that he might be a bigot is irrelevant when talking about the points he brought up for the SM rights IMO. Again, it's fair to say he's full of shit. I do think the video makes sense and some good points, especially when it comes to characters and why they are all different.
So hand-wave away their anti-Brie Larson stuff just because they said something you liked?
I don't understand why different character interpretation has anything to do with contracts. Sony did it all the time with their own Spider-man movies. His argument only work for MCU MJ which is Michelle and not Mary Jane. But other character like Vulture, Hot Aunt May and even Peter Parker are still the character from the comic.
If Sony take Spider-man out of MCU, they can't use these version of characters because the new Sony made movies are not MCU, even if Sony keep Tom Holland as the actor for their Venomverse Spider-man. That is still not going to be the same character as MCU character. It will be like JK Simmon playing a different version of J Jonah Jameson.
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Yes. Definitely go watch it. It wrapped the series nicely too.
Derek Kolstad writing Falcon and the Winter Soldier
They are aiming for an August 2020 release.
That's actually super nice, having it between Black Widow and Eternals in May and November.
Midnight Edge is an openly racist and sexist alt-right channel. Why are you posting this and helping generate ad revenue for someone who pushes alt-right bigoted views?
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I'm not saying Harbour is Crimson Dynamo, but he sure looks the part:
He rocks that beard. He looks like Mikhail Bakunin.
I don't know, I seriously thought this was an actual image of the production. Do you think it's conceptual art? It seems like a production still to me.
I don't know, I seriously thought this was an actual image of the production. Do you think it's conceptual art? It seems like a production still to me.
It's just concept art. There's no director yet, just the Rick and Morty writer.. Falcon and Winter Soldier has a director, is hiring writers, and starts filming next month.
Who is Richard Madden rumored to be playing?
Ikaris. And yeah. ;(Who is Richard Madden rumored to be playing?
Man I'm gonna miss him so much!
Far From Home was right, as much as I love Spidey. No one can live upto Tony.
Yeah, it's absolutely crazy how the MCU made the Avengers and most of all Iron Man and Captain America some of my favorite characters of all time.
I don't know, I seriously thought this was an actual image of the production. Do you think it's conceptual art? It seems like a production still to me.
It was described as concept art, which it clearly is.
I'd prefer it to be weekly so it lasts longer (what's willpower?).
Just saw this, wasn't following the discussion closely. This is fucking big. I love how Marvel keeps getting people involved with John Wick to their projects. This show might be my most anticipated passive entertainment thing coming in 2020.
Mysterio was the hero our world needed.
Too bad that homicidal maniac Spider-Man murdered him in cold blood! [\cross]
Spider-Man: Far From Home just broke $700m worldwide this Thursday.
Through 11-07-2019
Domestic: $229.4mn
Overseas: $472.25mn
Worldwide: $701.65mn
Source: Charlie Jatinder
Through 11-07-2019
Domestic: $229.4mn
Overseas: $472.25mn
Worldwide: $701.65mn
Source: Charlie Jatinder
Yes, it should have that done before 07/26. It's holding extremely well. On track of topping Captain Marvel, Aquaman and Captain America: Civil War.
1,443 theaters in the USA. You can always check out theater counts here:
It's updated every Thursday and posted on BOM around 5-6pm. And don't worry, Avengers: Endgame isn't leaving movie theaters anytime soon.
I have my countdown going on Twitter now:
Jatinder is reporting that all films performed over or higher this Thursday in the domestic market compared with Wednesday. So what this means is that we are already around $13.8m, not accounting whatever it's doing overseas.
That's fantastic, thanks! Also, I can't wait for SDCC, I really want to know what comes next.
SDCC isn't until next week but I've already started the prep for it.
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