Marvel Cinematic Universe spoiler-heavy speculation thread

Nate Moore, Marvel Studios' VP of Production and Development has said that both The Falcon and The Winter Soldier and Loki could both be multi-season series, while WandaVision is going to be just the one season.
The linked article also says that WandaVision will be submitted to the Emmy's as a limited series, while TFaTW is being submitted as a drama series. This was mainly just done to keep them from competing against each other in the same category.

 

Emilia Clarke has joined the cast of Secret Invasion...


https://variety.com/2021/film/news/emilia-clarke-secret-invasion-marvel-1234955746/

 

Nothing surprising there. I fully expect The Falcon and the Winter Soldier and Loki to get multiple seasons although I thought Loki was already confirmed to have a second season. I guess that was just an insider rumor and not confirmed by Marvel yet.

Cool that WandaVision and The Falcon and the Winter Solider have beensubmitted for Emmys but I'm not holding my breath for either of them to get even nominated.

Gods damn, this show is getting stacked! Give it to me now!

 

Shouldn’t a second season be called Captain America and the Winter Soldier?

 

They should just go with The Adventures of Sam and Bucky. That rolls so much better off the tongue anyways.

 

The Captain and the Wolf

 

Probably.

I really liked her in what I saw of Game of Thrones, I think I stopped after Season 3 or 5, and Solo, so I look forward to seeing her in this.

 

So it’s not really clear what this means for the Spider-verse going forward but Disney and Sony have agreed a new licensing deal which will bring Spider-man to Disney plus. I’d like to think this bodes well for integration of the Spider-verse into the MCU, though maybe the right hand doesn’t know what the left hand is doing (or should I have used an 8-legged metaphor?). https://variety.com/2021/tv/news/disney-sony-marvel-spiderman-movie-deal-1234957207/

 

Another MODOK trailer:

 

So Netflix gets the Spider-man movies first kinda like if they were going to HBO/STARZ and then some time after that Disney+ gets access to them as well?

 

This means the only MCU feature that won't be on Disney plus will be the Incredible Hulk. I wonder if they will be making any effort to acquire that? Given that they're picking up characters and elements from that movie for the She Hulk show, it might be something that they would consider.

 

James Gunn has completed the script for the Guardians holiday special

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1385277668191391744

 

Russell Crowe is playing Zeus in the new Thor movie.

Batman is gonna kill Superman's Dad.

 

I still maintain that's the single greatest music video of all time. You cannot convince me of otherwise.

 

Jeremy Renner made a couple posts on Instagram celebrating the end of shooting on Hawkeye.
After seeing how different WandaVision, The Falcon and The Winter Solider, and Loki have been, I'm very curious to see how they are going to approach this one. I believe the Fraction/Aja comic, which was the main inspiration for the show, was fairly comedic, so I'm hoping for a similar tone for the show.

 

This tower on Asgard is made from Luke's lightsaber lmao. I know the original prop in Star Wars was made from Camera parts, but it also has the side switch, and the ribbing on the butt of the hilt that was added by production, not on the original core piece, so I think the honestly used a lightsaber toy.

 

Folks think Emilia Clarke will be the Skrull Queen, Veranke.

Personally, I think Olivia Coleman will be Veranke. Clarke will probably be Talos' daughter in adult form.

 

I don't know, when I think of pop culture evil queen, Emilia Clarke is now pretty much the gold standard for a generation.

 

To be fair, she was only evil for, like, 60 minutes out of 10 years of TV.