This is when it kinda sucks that the concept of the movie has been known for over a year....the trailer wouldve been way more exciting if we all had no idea.
Still cant wait for the finished version to drop tho!
Movies: Marvel Cinematic Universe Discussion - Part 4
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This is when it kinda sucks that the concept of the movie has been known for over a year....the trailer wouldve been way more exciting if we all had no idea.
Still cant wait for the finished version to drop tho!
ItsFineImFine
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1. I'd wait for the HD trailer it'll probably come out this week if not by Tuesday.
2. I don't think I'll watch more than the first minute of the trailer, feels like it would have too much Spoiler potential unlike a trailer for a completely new movie like Eternals/Shang-Chi. Actually even with those two, I just watched the first trailer and not the 2nd.
2. I don't think I'll watch more than the first minute of the trailer, feels like it would have too much Spoiler potential unlike a trailer for a completely new movie like Eternals/Shang-Chi. Actually even with those two, I just watched the first trailer and not the 2nd.
Jussi
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It's likely tomorrow because Sony's Cinemacon presentation is on Monday:
2021 Schedule of Events | CinemaCon
Power Man
Grrrr
Guardian17
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Nathan Fillion wants to play Sasquatch / Walter Lankowski in Alpha Flight for the MCU.
The Suicide Squad's Nathan Fillion Wants to Join Marvel's Alpha Flight
The Suicide Squad's Nathan Fillion Wants to Join Marvel's Alpha Flight
Nathan Fillion wants to play Sasquatch / Walter Lankowski in Alpha Flight for the MCU.
The Suicide Squad's Nathan Fillion Wants to Join Marvel's Alpha Flight
I approve of this idea!
Deadpool8812
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Power Man
Grrrr
Nathan Fillion wants to play Sasquatch / Walter Lankowski in Alpha Flight for the MCU.
The Suicide Squad's Nathan Fillion Wants to Join Marvel's Alpha Flight
I've always wanted an Alpha Flight movie
I loved John Byrne's art
I was sad when another artist took over, IRRC it happened when Langowski accidentally brought the Hulk through a portal
Alpha Flight would be a great way to also re-introduce Wolverine into the MCU and it could be done by following the comics to an extent or the animated movie where Wolverine is tracking Hulk in Canada. Have alpha flight show up etc. the dream!
Guardian17
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I agree.
Alpha Flight went downhill after that.
It's sad that after 130 issues we only saw the original team fight together a handful of times.
Power Man
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I remember the Hudsons in that Wolverine movie, but they were an elderly couple,wtf
discostu
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By 2024, they may be cycling in sequels to some of these 2021 films. I expect a Shang Chi sequel is already being negotiated after its success so far during a pandemic. If Eternals connects, they may be looking to fast track something there.
This is what's so funny about the MCU. Four films a year plus numerous high dollar D+ shows seems like a lot, yet, still simultaneously feels insufficient for the amount they've got going on.
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Rewatched Infinity War for the first time in years. Still very good. Peter Quill really screwed the pooch on Titan. They had the gauntlet!
I would imagine one of the futures Dr. Strange saw involved restraining Quill and allowing Iron Man and Spider Man to get the gauntlet off Thanos, and somehow still losing.
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Dr. Strange saw a lot of possible futures, but still only a finite number, there are infinite possibilities. I think once Strange saw what Quill did, that's when he knew one of the futures he saw is the one that could come to fruition. Quill still screwed the pooch.
Vincent D’Onofrio So Badly Wants To Play Kingpin Again In The MCU
Exclusive: Vincent D'Onofrio expresses his eagerness to play Kingpin again in the MCU, saying that he's just waiting for Marvel Studios to call him.
Exclusive: Vincent D'Onofrio expresses his eagerness to play Kingpin again in the MCU, saying that he's just waiting for Marvel Studios to call him.
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Every Marvel Netflix casting we pretty good, except for Iron Fist. I'd bring the rest over
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I'd do without Hellcat too (I know she never was revealed as such, but that character was pretty bad).
Marvel Sues Comic Creators’ Heirs to Keep Major Character Rights
Not the first time this happens, of course the DCs and Marvels of this world want to keep complete control.
The families of iconic Marvel comic book writers and artists Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, Don Heck, Gene Colan, and Don Rico have filed termination of copyright notices on the superheroes they helped create. Marvel—which Disney has owned since 2009—unsurprisingly, disagrees and has filed lawsuits against all five to keep the characters in the Marvel stable and making the company billions.
The Hollywood Reporter broke the news. Without trying to get into too much legalese, creators can file termination of copyright notices to reclaim rights to their work after a set amount of time, with a minimum of 35 years. Marvel’s suits argue that the characters are ineligible for copyright termination because they were made as “work-for-hire”—as in Marvel paid people to create characters for the company, meaning the company owns them outright. According to the report, if the creators’ heirs notices were accepted, Marvel would lose rights to characters including Iron Man, Spider-Man, Hawkeye, Black Widow, Doctor Strange, Falcon, Ant-Man, and more. One caveat is this only matters in the United States. According to THR, even if Marvel loses, Disney can continue making money off the characters everywhere else. If the heirs win, Disney would still share ownership.
Not the first time this happens, of course the DCs and Marvels of this world want to keep complete control.
The families of iconic Marvel comic book writers and artists Stan Lee, Steve Ditko, Don Heck, Gene Colan, and Don Rico have filed termination of copyright notices on the superheroes they helped create. Marvel—which Disney has owned since 2009—unsurprisingly, disagrees and has filed lawsuits against all five to keep the characters in the Marvel stable and making the company billions.
The Hollywood Reporter broke the news. Without trying to get into too much legalese, creators can file termination of copyright notices to reclaim rights to their work after a set amount of time, with a minimum of 35 years. Marvel’s suits argue that the characters are ineligible for copyright termination because they were made as “work-for-hire”—as in Marvel paid people to create characters for the company, meaning the company owns them outright. According to the report, if the creators’ heirs notices were accepted, Marvel would lose rights to characters including Iron Man, Spider-Man, Hawkeye, Black Widow, Doctor Strange, Falcon, Ant-Man, and more. One caveat is this only matters in the United States. According to THR, even if Marvel loses, Disney can continue making money off the characters everywhere else. If the heirs win, Disney would still share ownership.
