Right from the start I've stated my preference for the X-Men continuity to remain separate from the MCU.
I think there have already been some very early hints in the comics that the return of the FF might be coming soon. I have to wonder now if the people at Marvel knew that the Disney/Fox issues were about to be resolved.I expect to see a new FF comic book launch very soon, I bet they have had the story all planned out for a while so they are ready to go when they get control of the movies back.
I do agree that Disney buying Fox's stuff does give them scary amount of Hollywood. I was to bothered by Lucasfilm and Marvel since they are realtively small studios who only really do one or two things each, Fox takes things up to a whole other level though. When should all of the anti-monopoly laws kick in and stop them? I'm thinking they've to be getting at least a little close to that line now.
Seriously. Do people not get that this kind of consolidation is really, really bad? A monopoly of almost all blockbuster films is pretty much the antithesis of how the blockbuster movement started in the '70s. It's absolutely terrible. And the Disney machine stifles creativity. This is ... intellectual property accelerationism. James Mangold, for example, has already said he's glad he made Logan when he did, because there's no way Disney would have gone for it.
And yet all people can think about is "CAN WE GET THE OG STAR WARS NOW?" (Kathleen Kennedy already said no) and "OMG NOW THE X-MEN CAN BE IN THE MCU" (barf).
Mangold can say what he wants, but FOX never would've have the balls to make Guardians of the Galaxy or even any team up movies like Marvel Studios have. So it evens out.
Yeah, not having The Avengers, Age of Ultron or Civil War would be such losses in the pantheon.
They would, actually. Moreso than Deadpool or Logan.
The Avengers doesn't have a single interesting shot in it
Age of Ultron is an incoherent mess that has Black Widow comparing herself to the Hulk because she's
and Civil War has characters acting like fucking morons in order to set up the big titular battle.
I don't want to see action figures smashed together. Tell me a story.
but FOX never would've have the balls to make Guardians of the Galaxy or even any team up movies like Marvel Studios have.
The studio that made a bunch of X-Men movies wouldn't make a team movie.... eh, what?![]()
They wouldn't make one about characters as obscure as the Guardians.
They're making The New Mutants and Gambit. They've even announced a Multiple Man film.
IGN has an article up about some of the franchises Disney could get in the deal, and there were a lot I forgot were at Fox.
Alien
Predator
Die Hard
Ice Age
Night at the Museum
Home Alone
Planet of the Apes
Kingsmen
Buffyverse
Dollhouse
Firefly
The X-Files
24
The Simpsons
Futurama
Someone please remind me again why this sort of IP consolidation is a good thing?
Looking at that list, does it even really matter THAT much? Is Disney going to jump on any of those television shows any time soon, or even Home Alone and Die Hard?
What would Disney do with the SImpsons...
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