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Spoilers Marvel Cinematic Universe spoiler-heavy speculation thread

What grade would you give the Marvel Cinematic Universe? (Ever-Changing Question)

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It won't happen, but Keanu is an incredible physical actor--his perfect MCU role would be Blackbolt. He would also be a fantastic Namor. One other possibility is Norman Osborn.
 
theenglish said:
It won't happen, but Keanu is an incredible physical actor--his perfect MCU role would be Blackbolt. He would also be a fantastic Namor. One other possibility is Norman Osborn.
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I really like the Black Bolt idea. Namor is harder to say, partly because I'm just not much of a Namor fan and I'm not entirely clear what the character is beyond an arrogant and irrational jerk. Can't say I see Keanu as Osborn at all, though.
 
Love the idea of Keanu as Black Bolt. The Inhumans ship has likely sailed in the MCU, but it would be fantastic casting.


On top of the Shang-Chi casting news earlier this week, latest production start date is supposed to be November. So they've still got time to round up the right collection of actors.
 
kitik said:
Love the idea of Keanu as Black Bolt. The Inhumans ship has likely sailed in the MCU, but it would be fantastic casting.
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It's not out of the question. One MCU production, the original Agent Carter short, has already been removed from MCU canon, because it was superseded by the Agent Carter TV series. So it's conceivable that something else could be decanonized as well. Since nobody much liked Inhumans, and since it hasn't been referenced anywhere else in the MCU, it'd be easy enough to disregard it and try again.
 
No, it's certainly not impossible that Feige will re-do the Inhumans, but the odds of it happening within the next 3-5 years have got to be way under 50/50.
 
I would say the odds are even less simply because there seems to be a lot of films on the upcoming block for that period of time anyways (varying from already filming, essentially confirmed, and highly expected).
 
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It's kind of weird how they keep making announcements about Black Widow, but then when someone mentions it, suddenly Feige won't say that it's really happening.
 
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