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
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What cartoon are you talking about?
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.
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.
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.
Well they put it in lower case and smaller font...
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).
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.
So I'm watching Magneto fight the Avengers.
Jason Alexander as Magneto.
Not Awful?
Jason Alexander as Magneto.
Not Awful?
The one thing that really bugs me is when movies don't show the title until the end of the movie.
Chris Claremont claims that Famke Janssen will be back as Jean Grey in Doomsday, despite Janssen saying in that she won't. Claremont did say that Chris Evans was coming back before the announcement was made, so he has revealed accurate information before. According to the IGN article he did work as a X-Men consultant on Doomsday, so he does possibly have insider information. Although if he keeps talking like this, I'm imaging he won't be working for Marvel Studios anymore.
https://www.ign.com/articles/jean-g...turn-in-avengers-doomsday-x-men-writer-claims
Apocalypse Now originally had no on-screen credit scenes at all. 
Since it was first released, various versions of end credit scenes have existed, but no opening credits.
Since it was first released, various versions of end credit scenes have existed, but no opening credits.
I think it would be a missed opportunity to have Angela Bassett show up as an alternate Storm. That would certainly be a big moment in the theater.
I'm still holding out for the Manphibian and Hellcow.
Seriously, I won't be happy until Mia Goth finally plays Lilith, Daughter of Dracula, onscreen.
(Says the guy who used to write Marvel Monster fanfic in high school.)
Why?