Is Michael B. Jordan the only one "cast" so far?
reboots are getting faster and faster. Can't we wait a decent amount of time to let the last one cool off at least?
Is Michael B. Jordan the only one "cast" so far?
...some of the ideas I've been hearing about for this new film worry me. A black Human Torch? Really?
Either that or the Silver Surfer if you count him as separate (there was a short-lived 90s cartoon series that I grew up watching...)
Is it wrong of me to hope this production continues to have enough problems to ensure the rights go back to marvel
Because I'd love to see what Joss Whedon could do with Doctor Doom - Marvel's premier villain - and the Avengers.
My exposure to him is through Avengers: EMH and LEGO Marvel Superheroes, so I guess that's where I started thinking of him as a universe wide villain.I don't know, I really do associate him with the Fantastic Four. Either that or the Silver Surfer if you count him as separate (there was a short-lived 90s cartoon series that I grew up watching, so I could see it either way, although I'm sure whoever owns the Fantastic Four's rights sees things differently).
Really impressed with the way Marvel has managed to build up a full-scale movie universe using characters who I really didn't know much about instead of the staples like Spiderman, x-men, and the Fantastic Four who were the main Marvel characters to me.
Really impressed with the way Marvel has managed to build up a full-scale movie universe using characters who I really didn't know much about instead of the staples like Spiderman, x-men, and the Fantastic Four who were the main Marvel characters to me.
This is the main reason I hope Marvel/Disney doesn't get the rights back, myself. Not that I don't think they'd do a bad job by any means, but there's only so many movies one studio can put out at a time, and only so much space in them. Having the X-Men, FF, and Spidey all in the hands of other studios prevents them from interacting, but it also means we get them more often.
Plus, we get movies with smaller characters. Seriously now, does anybody think we'd be getting Guardians of the Galaxy or Ant-Man movies if Marvel was making X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Spider-Man?
Really impressed with the way Marvel has managed to build up a full-scale movie universe using characters who I really didn't know much about instead of the staples like Spiderman, x-men, and the Fantastic Four who were the main Marvel characters to me.
This is the main reason I hope Marvel/Disney doesn't get the rights back, myself. Not that I don't think they'd do a bad job by any means, but there's only so many movies one studio can put out at a time, and only so much space in them. Having the X-Men, FF, and Spidey all in the hands of other studios prevents them from interacting, but it also means we get them more often.
Plus, we get movies with smaller characters. Seriously now, does anybody think we'd be getting Guardians of the Galaxy or Ant-Man movies if Marvel was making X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Spider-Man?
Yeah, I was about to post something similar. There's only so many movies marvel can make. Having their "marquis" franchises in other hands gives them flexibility to bring lesser known works to light while those movies could still get made.
Why shouldn't they be able to put out the entire Marvel catalog? It's not like there's only 2 directors and 3 actors out there available to do superhero movies.
If they could centralize all movies and tie them in together in one company the possibilities for crossovers and small cameos would be endless not to speak of the story potential in the larger universe.
Wo wouldn't want to see Hugh Jackman's Wolverine go up against Captain America (for some reason)? One of the strengths of the Marvel cinematic universe is the coherence.. all movies are tied together (however loosely) making them feel like they're happening on the same planet.
The actors and directors probably wouldn't be the problem, but right now, all Marvel movies are overseen by a relatively small group of people (Kevin Feige as producer, Joss Whedon as creative consultant), making sure the storylines, the style and, most importantly, the quality stay consistent between the MCU movies. I doubt they could continue to do that if they put out, say, 3-5 movies a year. I mean, we're already seing somewhat lesser results with Agents of SHIELD, which Joss Whedon doesn't seem to have much time for.Why shouldn't they be able to put out the entire Marvel catalog? It's not like there's only 2 directors and 3 actors out there available to do superhero movies.
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