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Spoilers Marvel Cinematic Universe spoiler-heavy speculation thread
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Nothing for WandaVision? Surprising.
Ironheart gets a Han Solo...
https://www.google.com/amp/s/deadline.com/2022/07/ironheart-alden-ehrenreich-marvel-1235062558/amp/
https://www.google.com/amp/s/deadline.com/2022/07/ironheart-alden-ehrenreich-marvel-1235062558/amp/
Harrison Ford is Han Solo. And no one else.
Alden, Perry King and the guy who did the animated voice would disagree, but this isn't the thread for that.
Hopefully Loki mocks it relentlessly with his usual flair. 
So what do you think the odds are of seeing Loki Happy Meals on the market right around the time season 2 drops?Now that's some product placement.
I demand awesome collectable toys or they're not doing it right!
I've never really seen massive world renowned brands as counting as "product placement" so much as "part of the landscape". And if having it there gets the production a slightly higher budget, then that's all for the good.
You also have cases like 'Man of Steel' where said brands are only really known in the US and is just flies over the heads of the rest of us (no pun intended.)
You also have cases like 'Man of Steel' where said brands are only really known in the US and is just flies over the heads of the rest of us (no pun intended.)
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Although you also have cases like Korean Dramas where Subway becomes a defacto part of the plot and sometimes have a character working there and of course other characters having to mention how good the food is.
My favorite is probably in the Korean Drama Goblin. You have a Grim Reaper and another Supernatural being who can teleport himself anywhere on the planet... yet they eat those delicious Subway sandwiches
But it's not like advertising and product placement is new to comic adaptions
Probably mostly because this isn't really 'Phase 4' so much as 'Phase 1-B'. They're just putting pieces on the board. They game likely won't even start until the next Phase.
And yet I'm sure he could still murder a curry.Although you also have cases like Korean Dramas where Subway becomes a defacto part of the plot and sometimes have a character working there and of course other characters having to mention how good the food is.
My favorite is probably in the Korean Drama Goblin. You have a Grim Reaper and another Supernatural being who can teleport himself anywhere on the planet... yet they eat those delicious Subway sandwiches
It's a pretty simple analogy. Would it help if I drew a diagram?
But it's not like advertising and product placement is new to comic adaptions
That's not the best one. It's Marlboro getting to slap their advertising all over the self-same kids movie.
https://superheroeseveryday.com/2022/03/25/superman-ii-2-43/
Long story short, Feige recently said something about planning the next 5-10 (or was 10-15?) years of the MCU. They're setting up several storylines, including the Multiverse, that they're going to expand on in the next movies and series to come. So that's what @Reverend means I think.
They have to beat out the current Thor toys.
So what you're saying is, you're not as excited by the overture, as you were for the crescendo? That's kind of the whole point my dude!
Okay, that's clear enough. I hope I make myself just as clear.
Excepting the expanded material on D+, (which has been very enjoyable) the quality of the "overture" (theatrical films, except nuSpiderman 3) hasn't matched the quality of the "crescendo" (Avengers Infinity Wars) In my opinion.
Looking back above now, I think I see where we went south. You thought, because I posted right after you, I was responding to you. I wasn't.
I just wandered in and posted new thoughts (opinions) about how I was feeling about the MCU films since the "crescendo" (A:IW.) Had nothing to do with your comments in 9402.
I hope I have been clear. If not, if misunderstanding still exist, let's agree to simply move on.
Excepting the expanded material on D+, (which has been very enjoyable) the quality of the "overture" (theatrical films, except nuSpiderman 3) hasn't matched the quality of the "crescendo" (Avengers Infinity Wars) In my opinion.
Looking back above now, I think I see where we went south. You thought, because I posted right after you, I was responding to you. I wasn't.
I just wandered in and posted new thoughts (opinions) about how I was feeling about the MCU films since the "crescendo" (A:IW.) Had nothing to do with your comments in 9402.
I hope I have been clear. If not, if misunderstanding still exist, let's agree to simply move on.