That's certainly an opinion.
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Which is probably why so many people think it'll be her...and I'm guessng she'll want to play against type, at least for awhile.
Although Olivia Colman is also known for playing queens, so who knows?
When is Wonder Woman gonna show up if Thor messes with her Dad though?
Beh, he didn't raise her. He's a deadbeat, as usual.
I don’t actually know if I’m surprised by this or not:
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/h...NnXC9sEDIewSkecsbLSOF_-BucT3NNBXYalXDJ55hZlnI
https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/h...NnXC9sEDIewSkecsbLSOF_-BucT3NNBXYalXDJ55hZlnI
That's good news. I was afraid that Sam's Captain America would be regulated to streaming and not get his own proper movie.
Yeah, Marvel really seems to be blurring the lines now
I've tried my best to avoid WandaVision spoilers until I can afford the indulgence of Disney+ (probably in June), but I spoiled myself on the ending of TF&tWS to see if they finally did what I wanted them to do all along, and yay, they did. And I'm really glad they're committing to it by following through with a movie.
Copying over my thoughts from The Falcon and the Winter Soldier thread:
Wow, I have to say I didn't expect that development for two main reasons:
1) There are already a ton of films in the upcoming docket to cover several years.
2) The type of storytelling that best suits Sam and Bucky is television so I'm not sure would quite work as a feature film now. As pointed out by others for the last couple of weeks, the show could've been better of with a couple of more episodes. Certainly not truncated into a feature film.
So with that in mind, I'm very curious to see what kind of story Feige and company think warrants a feature film.
No, but the trailers are enough to make it clear it's going to be a very different kind of show from WandaVision, and The Falcon and The Winter Soldier, which was already a very kind of show from WandaVision.
WandaVision was a mashup of a old fashioned sitcoms and sci-fi/fantasy.
The Falcon and The Winter Soldier was a more grounded action series that got into some pretty complex themes.
And from what we've seen in the trailers Loki looks like it's going to be a big, time travel adventure, with a bit more of an snarky tone to it.
Kevin Feige describes Loki as a "crime thriller".
https://movieweb.com/amp/loki-mcu-crime-thriller-kevin-feige/
https://movieweb.com/amp/loki-mcu-crime-thriller-kevin-feige/
I like that each show has its own tone and style--it makes it feel more like a comic book universe should feel, and it takes care of the people who complain all Marvel movies are the same.
Even though Marvel movies never were all the same.
That actually might be a pretty good comparison.
Disney Imagineering has developed a new, free-walking, robot Groot as part of a new robotics platform they are developing called Project Kiwi. They're still working it, so they're not going to be putting any Project Kiwi robots in the parks any time in the near future.
The link above leads to an IGN article different from the video.
The link above leads to an IGN article different from the video.