Kang was one of the few good things about Quantumania, that much is sure.
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Mysterious Marvel TV Project Vision Quest Staffs Up With Team of Star Trek Veterans - IGN
Marvel's under-wraps TV project Vision Quest is being made by a team of veteran Star Trek writers and production staff.www.ign.com
It's finally happened. The first ever Marvel/Trek crossover movie! It happened in the comics and now the big screen. Money on Patrick Stewart playing both Picard and Xavier in the movie! Meet the new Captain of the Enterprise. Captain Wolverine.
I think the continued Baskins Robbins joke was the only good thing in that movie.
I actually liked "Quantumania". I was more impressed with it than "Ant-Man & the Wasp".
I think Disney, Warner Bros. and other studios need to take a break from the comic-book hero genre. I'm so burned out by it that I can't even muster the desire to watch some of my old favorite movies and TV shows.
I think Disney, Warner Bros. and other studios need to take a break from the comic-book hero genre. I'm so burned out by it that I can't even muster the desire to watch some of my old favorite movies and TV shows.
Or.
You could stop watching them altogether and focus on something else. It's fine you don't enjoy them anymore, but that shouldn't be the reason why studios should stop making them, especially when there are still plenty of people who still enjoy them.
In other words, your displeasement doesn't get to decide the enjoyment for others.
It's refreshing to see so many people not terribly fond of that movie. It took Kang AND Michael Douglas and found a way to waste them both.
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'Eyes of Wakanda' first look: Creator sets up time-spanning 'spy-espionage story' (exclusive)
Marvel's 'Eyes of Wakanda' is a 'giant spy-espionage story that reverberates through time,' the creator teases. See an exclusive first look.
"The story starts off during the end of the Western Bronze Age, and that spark sets off this giant spy-espionage story that reverberates through time.... You get Wakanda-grade James Bond, and sometimes a Jane Bond, with the backdrop of all the awesomeness that is Wakanda."
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[storyboard artist Todd] Harris describes Eyes of Wakanda as "anthology adjacent." It's a collection of short stories set at different time periods that all tell one continuous narrative. It's the equivalent, Harris says, of visiting the British Isles during the time of King Arthur and then returning during the Industrial. "Same country, two different worlds," he explains. "As we make our touchstones through time, we get to see that kind of evolution."
That sounds like a lot of fun! And while I'm not familiar with most of the cast, I'm happy to see Anika Noni Rose (Princess and the Frog) plays a crucial role.
A "spy-espionage story?" As opposed to all the non-spy espionage stories, I suppose...
VISION Series Reportedly Casts FOUNDATION & LA FORTUNA Star T'Nia Miller As Jocasta
We had heard that Marvel Television's Vision series had found its Jocasta, and a new report now claims that T'Nia Miller is set to play the Bride of Ultron...
See how easy it is to get somebody that looks comics accurate?
Lord Matalas knows how to bring in the fans!
Perfect casting!
Nah, The original Jocasta looked like thisVISION Series Reportedly Casts FOUNDATION & LA FORTUNA Star T'Nia Miller As Jocasta
We had heard that Marvel Television's Vision series had found its Jocasta, and a new report now claims that T'Nia Miller is set to play the Bride of Ultron...comicbookmovie.com
See how easy it is to get somebody that looks comics accurate?
Lord Matalas knows how to bring in the fans!
Perfect casting!
If true, that's great news. I loved T'Nia Miller in Years and Years. I don't know anything about that character but it's a curious inclusion that makes sense considering Ultron's return (in some form).
It is a distinct possibility that we have actually already seen Jocasta in the MCU. In a sense, at least. I direct you to the 21 second mark. Remember that Vision was originally JARVIS.
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Because Kang wasn't Kang the way we are used to seeing Kang being Kang and wanted Kang to be proper Kang.
They wasted Jonathan Majors. And for a proper callback they should have hired Sharon Stone to be Janet Van Dyne.
The vast majority of the moviegoing audience had never heard of Kang before. A very popular comic may have on the order of 10,000 readers, while a hit movie may have an audience on the order of 100 million people. The comics audience is basically the square root of the movie audience, so small a fraction as to be statistically irrelevant. The whole reason to adapt something to a new medium is to introduce it to a new audience.
A lot of superhero movies and shows have changed the way readers were "used to seeing" characters and been big hits, because they made the screen versions of those characters effective in their own right, which is really all that matters. But sometimes those changes work and sometimes they don't.
He's acted in a lot of films with a lot of actors
If that's one that comes to mind for you, that's just you
I went looking to see if Douglas and Pfeiffer had worked together before, and I found an article claiming they'd been in eight or nine films together, but fortunately I double-checked on IMDb and found that none of the non-MCU films they listed featured both of them. I guess I got fooled by AI crap. All the more reason to double-check everything before assuming it's true.
Even in the MCU stunt casting can get out of hand.