I think Jennifer Morrison who plays Emma Swan on Once Upon a Time would be perfect for Captain Marvel Carol Danvers.
I think Captain Marvel (Carol Danvers) was thrown out there to answer the cries online that Marvel's Cinematic Universe was not inclusive enough. WB did beat them to the punch by having both a date and actress for their WW film. We have an actor for BP but not one for Capt Marvel. Marvel has been credited with have a long thought out plan, but with regards to a female solo movie; I think they got caught flat footed.
I don't really think it's even fair to compare Marvel vs. DC anymore, first because I'm not an either or person, I'd like to enjoy them all, but even more, look at what has just happened, Man of Steel, featuring Superman, a main if not the main character of DC made less than Guardians of the Galaxy.
Really, that kind of puts this in an apples and oranges category to me, like comparing an NFL team to your son's pee wee football team.
That last sentence was a joke, BTW, WB is a major studio, but still, they are hopelessly trying to catch up, but maybe from that desperation we can finally get a good DC movie?
Not to mention making it a Captain America film kind of kills the moral ambiguity seeing as Rogers is protagonist so the audience is usually expected to side with him in these kinds of things.
I think the audience was supposed to side with Captain America against registration in the comics anyway...
Why do you suppose they chose the Inhumans to lead into Avengers: Infinity War part 2? Not really familiar with them. Do they play a fairly pivotal role in the comics?
^ No. Inhumans are humans who were genetically altered by the Kree for their war with the Skrull; some hundreds of thousands of years ago.
Mutants are normal humans who developed a mutant gene through natural evolution.
Kind of the same but different.
A fourth Avengers movie guest-starring the Guardians of the Galaxy against Thanos?!
*explodes*
^ No. Inhumans are humans who were genetically altered by the Kree for their war with the Skrull; some hundreds of thousands of years ago.
Mutants are normal humans who developed a mutant gene through natural evolution.
Kind of the same but different.
If rumours are to be believed Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver will be Inhumans in the MCU.
I do find it interesting that no confirmation of Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange was announced. This would have been a great time to do so. It looks like Deadline and everyone else severely jumped the gun the other day, and it makes me wonder how far into negotiations Cumberbatch really is.
The studio is only announcing things that are signed and sealed. That is why Benedict Cumberbatch wasn't announced as "Doctor Strange," and why there was no comment on a potential Spider-Man future crossover.
Ew, no. She looks the part but she's a godawful actress, and I say that as someone who saw every episode of House she was in, as well as most of Once Upon a Time. Oh, and Star Trek. I've seen enough of her to have a good sense of her abilities, and there's just no way. Nothing about her is intimidating or impressive--she has no presence at all and no range.
Put a blonde wig on Lana Parrilla and then we'll be talking.
I am also enjoying Marvel whupping the shit out of DC with all this.
I would not be surprised at all if Carol Danvers actually makes her first appearance in Infinity War, Part I leading up to her solo movie.
I don't really think it's even fair to compare Marvel vs. DC anymore
I don't really think it's even fair to compare Marvel vs. DC anymore
True. DC are not only ridiculously far behind, they are looking pretty incapable of joined up thinking. They can't even seem to forge one coherent universe - the current successful TV shows aren't going to be part of the same continuity.
I would not be surprised at all if Carol Danvers actually makes her first appearance in Infinity War, Part I leading up to her solo movie.
Or possibly solo movie leading into Infinity War Pt. 2 ?
I don't really think it's even fair to compare Marvel vs. DC anymore
True. DC are not only ridiculously far behind, they are looking pretty incapable of joined up thinking. They can't even seem to forge one coherent universe - the current successful TV shows aren't going to be part of the same continuity.
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