I assumed they were already working on this.
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yes but the directors have just been announced, or maybe the official announcement has just come.
Probably not breaking news to many people here, but Richard Kiel actually shot little bits of the CBS The Incredible Hulk pilot episode before Lou Ferrigno was officially hired to play the Hulk.
I was under the impression the 4:3 part was meant to be coming from a TV show that they were filming while Sue was showing the people around, and then everything else was just the regular movie.Finally remembered where I saw that image of the rocket ship before. It's inspired by the 1960 East German/Polish film 'The Silent Star'; known in the West as 'The First Spaceship on Venus', which has been rifted on MST3K.
Also, did anyone else notice that the trailer started in 4:3 aspect ratio before switching to 16:9?
I understand why you feel that way, but for me all of those things are positives. I go into these movies hoping that kind of stuff will be as close as possible to what they're like in the comics, so things looking like they came directly from the comics is big plus for me.
I'm a huge fan of The Incredible Hulk, I think it easily one of the most underrated MCU movies, but I much prefer Mark Ruffalo's take on Banner and the Hulk.
Well, then it's a good thing Marvel are the ones making it, and not Disney.
Oh that's why her name sounds familiar, I think she'd be great for Jean.
I thought the Hulk rights went back to Marvel a while back? Or was that just the for the movie?
If they follow her arc in the comics, she'll be back in another movie or two as a new Valkyrie.
I don't know, he's worked with a few other comic book writers before, so I have to wonder if this is a case of him not treating them well in general, or Liefield just being pissed he didn't kiss his ass.
No first party confirmations so far, but given the original contract, TIH (The Incredible Hulk) should be back under Marvel's ownership in full.
Maybe they're being quiet about it?
Who knows until somebody brings it up and asks their PR persons or a Marvel Exec.
As for Namor, who knows what's going on with that contract.
Given that Disney owns Marvel now, you know what I mean.
It's under the control/direction of the correct Rights Holder, the one we want.
Another major fan of The Incredible Hulk and the obvious influences the Bixby series had on it.
Never heard The Hollywood Handle anyways so it probably doesn't matter.
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This is the news from Hollywood Report.
Deadpool Creator Rob Liefeld Will No Longer Work With Marvel After ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Premiere Indignities
The writer-artist describes several perceived slights, such as being denied access to the afterparty, and makes a head-turning claim: "Kevin Feige does not treat comic book creators well."
www.hollywoodreporter.com
I guess in this context when people say "Disney" I tend to think of Walt Disney Studios, which is separate from Marvel, although both are owned by the overall Disney company.
Lead with that next time.This is the news from Hollywood Report.
Deadpool Creator Rob Liefeld Will No Longer Work With Marvel After ‘Deadpool & Wolverine’ Premiere Indignities
The writer-artist describes several perceived slights, such as being denied access to the afterparty, and makes a head-turning claim: "Kevin Feige does not treat comic book creators well."
I think we've been here before.
Actually, whatever it is that says the news source under the tweet.Lead with that next time.
I think we've been here before.
Heh, you're actually right. I missed that the tweet cited Hollywood Reporter.
Still, always go with the primary source.
Still, always go with the primary source.
Actually, what those "fans" complaining were angry about was that Jane got a real role for once and wasn't just some useless shrieking damsel in the background
They weren't mad she died, they were mad she got to be a heroic lead
I was - and still am - big mad that she died.
Thor and Jane were my two favorite characters in the MCU, and the fact that Jane was finally returning - and as Lady Thor - had me super excited about Love & Thunder, but her death absolutely tanked my enjoyment of the movie and is the reason I refuse to rewatch it and why the Thor movies overall are no longer in my list of Favorites.
I am worried that when "Ironheart" bombs that will be the end of "Armor Wars." They should have went first with "Armor Wars" and if they wanted to do Ironheart they should have created that character in "Armor Wars."