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I believe the director of Guardians has confirmed that was indeed Adam Warlock's cocoon in the Collectors collection. In the Howard the Duck credit scene the cocoon is open so we should be seeing Adam Warlock and the soul gem in a future movie (Guardians 2?)
Spider-woman is an interesting character, I think she would do much better than the Catwoman and Elektra movies. That being said, they've been aiming to release a female lead movie and its most likely going to be black widow... unfortunately.Mario Kart said:
Spiderwoman has no relation to Spiderman.
Hope not. Cap did over 700 million worldwide by himself with Winter Soldier doubling the first Avengers movie take,
TIFWIW, but in a couple of the stories reporting this, they cite rumors that Marvel might either get the Spider-man rights back from Sony, or own them jointly. Also that Hugh Jackman wants to be part of this story and is encouraging cooperation for the X-Men rights. Marvel is ending the FF and so they might not even figure in the movie storyline. I think because Reed Richards was such a big part of the Civil War it makes sense to try and get them in it though...
Not sure how effective a Civil War story will be without all the groups being involved, especially the X-Men and Spider-man. As of right now it's what 7 superheros, and 2 of them aren't hiding identities (Banner, Stark) and 1 is a God (Thor) so that leaves a grand total of 4. Can't really have much of a Civil Way storyline with those numbers IMO. GOTG won't be part of this and Hulk is off planet.
Plus Scarlet Witch, Quicksilver, Ant-Man, Wasp, Daredevil, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, Jessica Jones, Dr. Strange and Mockingbird, plus some others I'm probably forgetting or haven't been announced yet but will be introduced in the upcoming films/series.
Still only 10...unless the Netflix series are going to pulled in, which I doubt. You really need to add in the X-Men and Spider-Man for it to be effective IMO. Especially the X-Men.
You have the bolded part backwards I think.
I think he meant First Avenger (Cap 1) not first Avengers, but I meant Cap 3 could push Avengers 1 box office total.
I think it's a given the Netflix characters would be a part of the storyline, which is why included them. Oh, War Machine is another. Plus some of the villains could easily come into play as well.
Not to mention the sheer cost to pay people like Downey, Jackman, Evans, Renner, Johansson, Stewart, McKellen, Berry and so on.
But War Machine is like Stark, it's not a secret who it is. IMO you need more than one group to be the catalyst for the Registration Act to be passed into law.
This wouldn't be a single movie but like the current Infinity Gauntlet story line, a lot of movies to cover it. Just need to align all movies.
And how do you deal with issues like Quicksilver? In the Xmen universe, he's the mutant son of Magneto. in the Avengers universe, he's the result of a tesseract experiment performed by Hydra.
Yes I know that. Had he said "The First Avenger", it would have been clearer to me.
Not really sure other than he hasn't really be introduced in Avengers yet. IMO Civil War can't be effectively done with just one group
Regardless I trust what Feige is doing and that whatever's next will be a lot of fun.
Like I said a while back, those things don't have to be mutually exclusive. Can't Hydra perform experiments on Magneto's mutant son?
Just trimming this so I can read it better on my phone
I wonder is this is officially a death sentence for the CW Flash show. I can't imagine DC wanting both going on at the same time. I've really liked that show so far, so that is too bad.
Should have no impact on the show, they've planned this. Show is doing well with audiences and critics.
You really think the show can live through the premier of the movie? Or do you mean the plan was for the show to never live past 4 seasons (season 5 would start 6 months after the movie)?
For better or worse, DC is pretty comfortable saying that the DC television universe is different than the DC film universe. Superman Returns was made while Smallville was still running, for instance.
Well Hulk goes on tears where his humanity is not at all in charge. This is why he left the Avengers in the first place. His transformations and how he then reacts are to unpredictable and uncontrollable. This seems like one of those times.
