Spoilers Marvel Cinematic Universe spoiler-heavy speculation thread

[John Clark]

Yes. I didn't know it was one back in the day. Heck back then I didn't know the difference between Marvel and DC.

One of my friends still is - though I'd say at this point he's seen at least 95 percent of the film output (less of the tv/streaming stuff) since the 90s

 

[theenglish]

What cartoon are you talking about?

 

[Mage]

What cartoon are you talking about?

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[JoeZhang]

I was first introduced to the character through Spiderman the animated series which the movie took elements from. Or that might be the other way around. The animated series took elements from the unmade script... I'm not sure which is true. But for me that's how I saw Blade. So I was definitely aware of who he was and excited about the movie.

The animated marvel shows of the 90s helped Avi Arad pave the way for the movies.

Not sure about scripts but the visual look of Blade is established for the modern era in Nightstalkers 1 (1992), then we get the animated series (1996) which also uses that look and then the film (1998) which locks in the look for good.

 

[DigificWriter]

Blade and Abraham Whistler first appeared onscreen in 1996 in the Spider-Man: TAS episode "Blade the Vampire Hunter"; the Blade movie wasn't released until 1998.

And Blade was definitely depicted as visibly dark-skinned in/on Spider-Man: TAS.

 

[Mage]

And Blade was definitely depicted as visibly dark-skinned in/on Spider-Man: TAS.

And people that can read understood that what @JoeZhang said was, it depended on the type of tv you had. Now, me being poor growing up ment that at the time we had an old busted 80's tv set. Trust me, it was unclear. Not that the experiences of other people mean anything to you. We all know that only you are correct and the rest of us are dumb sheep.

 

[FreezeC77]

People should pay more attention to opening credits.

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Well they put it in lower case and smaller font...

 

[Nerys Myk]

Only nerds pay attention to the opening and closing credits.

 

[Nerys Myk]

TBH I'm the guy who's there for all the trailers, pays attention to the credits and leaves after the last closing credit rolls.

 

[The Nth Doctor]

Only nerds pay attention to the opening and closing credits.

Years before the advent (or at least popular usage) of post-credits scenes, I was one of those few people who genuinely enjoyed watching the entire closing credits after films, even if it annoyed my friends sometimes.

Which is why I always laugh when viewers get audibly upset when a film they expected to have a post-credits scene doesn't have one, such as Wakanda Forever (I maintain that was a wise choice on Coogler's part).

 

[Christopher]

TBH I'm the guy who's there for all the trailers, pays attention to the credits and leaves after the last closing credit rolls.

I'm happiest when a film has a proper opening credit sequence, instead of sticking them all at the end the way modern films tend to do.

 

[Guy Gardener]

So I'm watching Magneto fight the Avengers.

Jason Alexander as Magneto.

Not Awful?