Feige on Marvel future projects

[Skywalker]

It's too bad they won't consider combining Power Man & Iron Fist, like Marvel did back in the day.

I kind of think a Luke Cage/Iron Fist movie would probably do better than would separate movies starring the two characters individually.

 

[Captain Craig]

It's too bad they won't consider combining Power Man & Iron Fist, like Marvel did back in the day.

I kind of think a Luke Cage/Iron Fist movie would probably do better than would separate movies starring the two characters individually.

I feel the same way. I ask myself this: Marvel character=what Hollywood template.

Blade=Vampires
Power Man&IF= buddy cop flick(48hrs/Lethal Weapon)

I think it would be best to combine them into one film as well.

 

[Saga]

Why no mention of Dr. Strange or the Sub-Mariner? Those are the Marvel characters that have the most potential for a movie franchise, because each brings a whole new, fascinating universe with him.

I'd also love to see Warlock, but I know that's just my own bizarre tastes.

i'd be up for a Warlock movie. Sub-Mariner too. i remember reading a year or two ago they were considering a Sub-Mariner movie.

 

[Ruaidhri]

I'd love to see a cosmic Marvel movie. Adam Warlock, Firelord, Thanos, Quasar, Nova....there are a lot of really neat characters off Marvel's Earth. Too bad FOX has Galactus and the Silver Surfer. Maybe some of these characters fall into the FF universe, though?

 

[The Nth Doctor]

Meh, get back to me when they finally decide to do a Dr. Strange movie.

 

[captcalhoun]

Universal supposedly had Namor. it was supposed to be like an underwater Star Wars...

 

[Myasishchev]

Someone mentioned Warlock. If they did such a project, they'd have to reprise Jim Starlin's Magus storyline, the best arc ever for our golden starfarer.

Yes. It would be the best movie ever, which is why it won't happen.

Of course, Warlock's time-traveling suicide works best when you see it unfold twice, so we'd need a sequel where Thanos blows up stars.

 

[scnj]

Don't get why its so hard to do a popular Punisher film.

Because the Punisher comics were a pastiche ofaction revenge films. Turning them into films just makes them come out generic.

 

[Captaindemotion]

^ Correctamundo.

 

[JoeZhang]

Em.. which Brian Bendis/Matt Fraction series?

 

[Temis the Vorta]

Someone mentioned Warlock. If they did such a project, they'd have to reprise Jim Starlin's Magus storyline, the best arc ever for our golden starfarer.

That would be me. And yes, the Magus storyline is what I had in mind.

Universal supposedly had Namor. it was supposed to be like an underwater Star Wars...

What the heck did they mean by that? Just that it would be epic and visually amazing (which I'd expect of a movie about an underwater civilization)? Namor and Namorita get into a lightsaber duel?

 

[PsychoPere]

Em.. which Brian Bendis/Matt Fraction series?

I'm assuming that reference is to The Immortal Iron Fist, co-written by Fraction & Ed Brubaker for issues #1-14, then Fraction alone on #15 and 16, then Duane Swierczynski for the final 10 issues of the series. I had never read any Iron First stories prior to the start of that series, but I did read some of it and it was quite good. I can't recall exactly where I stopped reading, but it was prior to issue #17.