Marvel Cinematic Universe - Loved Thunderbolts*! - Also Marvel Trivia May 5th at 9 EST on FootballGuys (2 Viewers)

[B Maverick]

I love how Reynolds got some screen time for the Wrexham flag

The better part is who's wearing the costume!

 

[Chaka]

I'm rewatching some of the relevant IP before going to see Deadpool & Wolverine again on Saturday.

To me it is very clear that the MCU desperately needs to get the X-Men on screen, specifically Rogue for the sole purpose of taking down Captain Marvel, who is just too overpowered to be interesting.

Kevin Feige really dropped the ball on bringing her to the MCU, I like Brie Larson just fine but the character has been very poorly handled, which hamstrings the entire MCU.

Plus, for the longest time before the movies the X-Men were the, by far the most important IP for Marvel. The Fantastic Four were afterthoughts at that point and they appear to be next on deck with the Dr. Doom news.

They X-Men, not just Wolverine need to be brought into the fold already.

 

[Gatorman]

I'm rewatching some of the relevant IP before going to see Deadpool & Wolverine again on Saturday.

To me it is very clear that the MCU desperately needs to get the X-Men on screen, specifically Rogue for the sole purpose of taking down Captain Marvel, who is just too overpowered to be interesting.

Kevin Feige really dropped the ball on bringing her to the MCU, I like Brie Larson just fine but the character has been very poorly handled, which hamstrings the entire MCU.

Plus, for the longest time before the movies the X-Men were the, by far the most important IP for Marvel. The Fantastic Four were afterthoughts at that point and they appear to be next on deck with the Dr. Doom news.

They X-Men, not just Wolverine need to be brought into the fold already.

The question becomes the same: the sandbox gets too big and the expectations too high.

A lot of this IP belongs on the big screen but not in the same way. That's why I dug "the winter soldier" and "civil war" bc the stakes were lower and more real. Doom and Secret wars hopefully will be big tentpoles but with stakes that are more muted.

Introducing the X men / rebooting the X men is always going to be frought with problems bc the Omega powered mutants are so uncontrolable.

So, yeah, a Jean Grey vs the MCU would be cool, but a better idea is having X men, Alpha Flight, teh Fantatstic Four, and the Avengers in their own little pockets where they may team up with (or against) each other.

As my son said "reed richards is usually responsible for all the mishaps in the MCU". They shifted that to Iron man in the first phase of this. Now it is time for Reeds' mistakes to be the Harbringer...

 

[Chaka]

I'm rewatching some of the relevant IP before going to see Deadpool & Wolverine again on Saturday.

To me it is very clear that the MCU desperately needs to get the X-Men on screen, specifically Rogue for the sole purpose of taking down Captain Marvel, who is just too overpowered to be interesting.

Kevin Feige really dropped the ball on bringing her to the MCU, I like Brie Larson just fine but the character has been very poorly handled, which hamstrings the entire MCU.

Plus, for the longest time before the movies the X-Men were the, by far the most important IP for Marvel. The Fantastic Four were afterthoughts at that point and they appear to be next on deck with the Dr. Doom news.

They X-Men, not just Wolverine need to be brought into the fold already.

The question becomes the same: the sandbox gets too big and the expectations too high.

A lot of this IP belongs on the big screen but not in the same way. That's why I dug "the winter soldier" and "civil war" bc the stakes were lower and more real. Doom and Secret wars hopefully will be big tentpoles but with stakes that are more muted.

Introducing the X men / rebooting the X men is always going to be frought with problems bc the Omega powered mutants are so uncontrolable.

So, yeah, a Jean Grey vs the MCU would be cool, but a better idea is having X men, Alpha Flight, teh Fantatstic Four, and the Avengers in their own little pockets where they may team up with (or against) each other.

As my son said "reed richards is usually responsible for all the mishaps in the MCU". They shifted that to Iron man in the first phase of this. Now it is time for Reeds' mistakes to be the Harbringer...

Doom is a great antagonist for the MCU going forward, much better than Kang IMO.

But, as long as Carol Danvers can come down and head butt Thanos it will be difficult to create the kinds of stakes that make threats feel real. That's why I think Rogue is so important because they need to reset Danvers. Of course there are other ways to accomplish that but the Rogue v Danvers storyline was a classic.

Putting too much IP out there is a big problem and I love making all the IP their own installations with occasional small crossovers. But without resetting Danvers the MCU will need Dark Phoenix level threats to make the stakes feel real.

Oh and, Alpha Flight? Talk about throwing too many toys in the sandbox. Unless something changed that I don't know about they are a third tier property on par with The Eternals or The Inhumans (although Black Bolt is probably tier two).

 

[Gatorman]

I'm rewatching some of the relevant IP before going to see Deadpool & Wolverine again on Saturday.

To me it is very clear that the MCU desperately needs to get the X-Men on screen, specifically Rogue for the sole purpose of taking down Captain Marvel, who is just too overpowered to be interesting.

Kevin Feige really dropped the ball on bringing her to the MCU, I like Brie Larson just fine but the character has been very poorly handled, which hamstrings the entire MCU.

Plus, for the longest time before the movies the X-Men were the, by far the most important IP for Marvel. The Fantastic Four were afterthoughts at that point and they appear to be next on deck with the Dr. Doom news.

They X-Men, not just Wolverine need to be brought into the fold already.

The question becomes the same: the sandbox gets too big and the expectations too high.

A lot of this IP belongs on the big screen but not in the same way. That's why I dug "the winter soldier" and "civil war" bc the stakes were lower and more real. Doom and Secret wars hopefully will be big tentpoles but with stakes that are more muted.

Introducing the X men / rebooting the X men is always going to be frought with problems bc the Omega powered mutants are so uncontrolable.

So, yeah, a Jean Grey vs the MCU would be cool, but a better idea is having X men, Alpha Flight, teh Fantatstic Four, and the Avengers in their own little pockets where they may team up with (or against) each other.

As my son said "reed richards is usually responsible for all the mishaps in the MCU". They shifted that to Iron man in the first phase of this. Now it is time for Reeds' mistakes to be the Harbringer...

Doom is a great antagonist for the MCU going forward, much better than Kang IMO.

But, as long as Carol Danvers can come down and head butt Thanos it will be difficult to create the kinds of stakes that make threats feel real. That's why I think Rogue is so important because they need to reset Danvers. Of course there are other ways to accomplish that but the Rogue v Danvers storyline was a classic.

Putting too much IP out there is a big problem and I love making all the IP their own installations with occasional small crossovers. But without resetting Danvers the MCU will need Dark Phoenix level threats to make the stakes feel real.

Oh and, Alpha Flight? Talk about throwing too many toys in the sandbox. Unless something changed that I don't know about they are a third tier property on par with The Eternals or The Inhumans (although Black Bolt is probably tier two).

I agree with all of this. Yeah, they really should have "powered down" danvers with "the Marvels" but I guess they had bigger fish to fry.

 

[Chaka]

I'm rewatching some of the relevant IP before going to see Deadpool & Wolverine again on Saturday.

To me it is very clear that the MCU desperately needs to get the X-Men on screen, specifically Rogue for the sole purpose of taking down Captain Marvel, who is just too overpowered to be interesting.

Kevin Feige really dropped the ball on bringing her to the MCU, I like Brie Larson just fine but the character has been very poorly handled, which hamstrings the entire MCU.

Plus, for the longest time before the movies the X-Men were the, by far the most important IP for Marvel. The Fantastic Four were afterthoughts at that point and they appear to be next on deck with the Dr. Doom news.

They X-Men, not just Wolverine need to be brought into the fold already.

The question becomes the same: the sandbox gets too big and the expectations too high.

A lot of this IP belongs on the big screen but not in the same way. That's why I dug "the winter soldier" and "civil war" bc the stakes were lower and more real. Doom and Secret wars hopefully will be big tentpoles but with stakes that are more muted.

Introducing the X men / rebooting the X men is always going to be frought with problems bc the Omega powered mutants are so uncontrolable.

So, yeah, a Jean Grey vs the MCU would be cool, but a better idea is having X men, Alpha Flight, teh Fantatstic Four, and the Avengers in their own little pockets where they may team up with (or against) each other.

As my son said "reed richards is usually responsible for all the mishaps in the MCU". They shifted that to Iron man in the first phase of this. Now it is time for Reeds' mistakes to be the Harbringer...

Doom is a great antagonist for the MCU going forward, much better than Kang IMO.

But, as long as Carol Danvers can come down and head butt Thanos it will be difficult to create the kinds of stakes that make threats feel real. That's why I think Rogue is so important because they need to reset Danvers. Of course there are other ways to accomplish that but the Rogue v Danvers storyline was a classic.

Putting too much IP out there is a big problem and I love making all the IP their own installations with occasional small crossovers. But without resetting Danvers the MCU will need Dark Phoenix level threats to make the stakes feel real.

Oh and, Alpha Flight? Talk about throwing too many toys in the sandbox. Unless something changed that I don't know about they are a third tier property on par with The Eternals or The Inhumans (although Black Bolt is probably tier two).

I agree with all of this. Yeah, they really should have "powered down" danvers with "the Marvels" but I guess they had bigger fish to fry.

I honestly have no idea what they were trying to do with The Marvels but whatever it was they did it poorly. It's a shame. I like all three characters.

 

[B Maverick]

I enjoyed The Marvels. It was some low stakes good comic book fun.

As for Captain Marvel, there is always another powerful being out there that will help. Perhaps Rogue as mentioned above. With the FF and hints of Galactus that means we might get the Silver Surfer or some other cosmic beings. Or they will nerf her as needed for a sequence as we saw throughout The Marvels with her powers being entangled with the others.

 

[heckmanm]

Quick straw poll for everyone: Who is your Reed Richards?

That one pole vaulter seems to be halfway there already

 

[msudaisy26]

Really liked Deadpool, but the first 30 minutes were really slow developing. So for anyone that goes stay patient. It gets better.

 

[ChicoCat]

I'm rewatching some of the relevant IP before going to see Deadpool & Wolverine again on Saturday.

To me it is very clear that the MCU desperately needs to get the X-Men on screen, specifically Rogue for the sole purpose of taking down Captain Marvel, who is just too overpowered to be interesting.

Kevin Feige really dropped the ball on bringing her to the MCU, I like Brie Larson just fine but the character has been very poorly handled, which hamstrings the entire MCU.

Plus, for the longest time before the movies the X-Men were the, by far the most important IP for Marvel. The Fantastic Four were afterthoughts at that point and they appear to be next on deck with the Dr. Doom news.

They X-Men, not just Wolverine need to be brought into the fold already.

The question becomes the same: the sandbox gets too big and the expectations too high.

A lot of this IP belongs on the big screen but not in the same way. That's why I dug "the winter soldier" and "civil war" bc the stakes were lower and more real. Doom and Secret wars hopefully will be big tentpoles but with stakes that are more muted.

Introducing the X men / rebooting the X men is always going to be frought with problems bc the Omega powered mutants are so uncontrolable.

So, yeah, a Jean Grey vs the MCU would be cool, but a better idea is having X men, Alpha Flight, teh Fantatstic Four, and the Avengers in their own little pockets where they may team up with (or against) each other.

As my son said "reed richards is usually responsible for all the mishaps in the MCU". They shifted that to Iron man in the first phase of this. Now it is time for Reeds' mistakes to be the Harbringer...

Doom is a great antagonist for the MCU going forward, much better than Kang IMO.

But, as long as Carol Danvers can come down and head butt Thanos it will be difficult to create the kinds of stakes that make threats feel real. That's why I think Rogue is so important because they need to reset Danvers. Of course there are other ways to accomplish that but the Rogue v Danvers storyline was a classic.

Putting too much IP out there is a big problem and I love making all the IP their own installations with occasional small crossovers. But without resetting Danvers the MCU will need Dark Phoenix level threats to make the stakes feel real.

Oh and, Alpha Flight? Talk about throwing too many toys in the sandbox. Unless something changed that I don't know about they are a third tier property on par with The Eternals or The Inhumans (although Black Bolt is probably tier two).

Either just keep her off planet or have her die of cancer; like the original Mar-Vell did. Heck, I think they put this option in play with Rambeaus mother dying from getting Marvel's power.

The Rogue thing is obviously canon; but it would take even a longer time to bring it about; having to bring Rogue in as a villain and then having the Avengers and an OP Danvers trying to fight her.

 

[Chaka]

Quick straw poll for everyone: Who is your Reed Richards?

That one pole vaulter seems to be halfway there already

:rimcrossbar shot.

 

[Hastur]

Per Variety, Deadpool & Wolverine has now officially passed $1 billion worldwide. This more than quintuples the movie's $200 million budget and makes it only the second movie of the year to pass the major milestone, behind the Pixar hit Inside Out 2, which is the highest-grossing animated feature of all time. It is also the second R-rated movie to make $1 billion behind 2019's Joker and the 55th movie to ever make more than $1 billion, all but three of which (Titanic, Jurassic Park, Star Wars: Episode I - The Phantom Menace) came out this century.

 

[Psychopav]

Best Spider-Man fight scene of all-time. Clearly the inspiration for the far inferior Netflix Daredevil hallway fight scenes.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

Best Spider-Man fight scene of all-time. Clearly the inspiration for the far inferior Netflix Daredevil hallway fight scenes.

Where is his Spidey-sense? Out to lunch?

 

[Psychopav]

Best Spider-Man fight scene of all-time. Clearly the inspiration for the far inferior Netflix Daredevil hallway fight scenes.

Where is his Spidey-sense? Out to lunch?

Maybe it was before it was fully developed, like in the Tom Holland movies.

 

[northern exposure]

Quick straw poll for everyone: Who is your Reed Richards?

Nathan Fillion

 

[Chaka]

Quick straw poll for everyone: Who is your Reed Richards?

Nathan Fillion

Big fan of that call.

Although, he's already Headpool so I wouldn't want to mess with MCU continuity.

 

[B Maverick]

Quick straw poll for everyone: Who is your Reed Richards?

Nathan Fillion

Big fan of that call.

Although, he's already Headpool so I wouldn't want to mess with MCU continuity.

He's also Master Karja (GotG3), "Monstrous Inmate" (GotG), and Simon Williams/Wonder Man (MODOK, animated)

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

Quick straw poll for everyone: Who is your Reed Richards?

Nathan Fillion

At 53, he seems a bit old for the role.

 

[Corporation]

Quick straw poll for everyone: Who is your Reed Richards?

Nathan Fillion

At 53, he seems a bit old for the role.

RDJ is playing Doom at age 59 and they are contemporaries in the comics.

I do agree with your sentiment, however. I love Nathan Fillion but doesn't hit for me in this role.

 

[northern exposure]

Quick straw poll for everyone: Who is your Reed Richards?

Nathan Fillion

At 53, he seems a bit old for the role.

Miles Teller is 37. I think he's in the right age range.
ETA- Oops, I'll show myself out. I forgot he already was RR in the 2015 film.

 

[northern exposure]

Quick straw poll for everyone: Who is your Reed Richards?

Nathan Fillion

Big fan of that call.

Although, he's already Headpool so I wouldn't want to mess with MCU continuity.

He's also Master Karja (GotG3), "Monstrous Inmate" (GotG), and Simon Williams/Wonder Man (MODOK, animated)

Now that RDJ is going from Tony Stark/ Ironman to Dr. Doom that all goes out the window, no?

 

[Chaka]

RDJ as Doom is a complete red herring. It's a bait and switch of some sort. I simply cannot see a way to make the founding pillar of the MCU the antagonist for Phase...whatever. It doesn't matter its a different character, RDJ is Iron Man. Full Stop.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

RDJ as Doom is a complete red herring. It's a bait and switch of some sort. I simply cannot see a way to make the founding pillar of the MCU the antagonist for Phase...whatever. It doesn't matter its a different character, RDJ is Iron Man. Full Stop.

Unless they have him wear the mask all the time. And I mean ALL the time.

 

[CGRdrJoe]

RDJ as Doom is a complete red herring. It's a bait and switch of some sort. I simply cannot see a way to make the founding pillar of the MCU the antagonist for Phase...whatever. It doesn't matter its a different character, RDJ is Iron Man. Full Stop.

Unless they have him wear the mask all the time. And I mean ALL the time.

Johnny Storm/Captain America

 

[Chaka]

RDJ as Doom is a complete red herring. It's a bait and switch of some sort. I simply cannot see a way to make the founding pillar of the MCU the antagonist for Phase...whatever. It doesn't matter its a different character, RDJ is Iron Man. Full Stop.

Unless they have him wear the mask all the time. And I mean ALL the time.

Johnny Storm/Captain America

Not even remotely close.

If they were talking about casting Evans as Johnny Storm in this new version of the FF then you'd be in the same ballpark.

 

[Hastur]

WTF is Madame Web?

This is one movie I'm not certain about yet....

Madame Web is a character from Spider-man comics who has her hand (literally) on the "web of life". Think of this like in Loki where each branch is a different universe, or altenate timeline. In Spider-man comics, there is a similar setup called the web of life in which Madam Web can see into these timelines/universes by touching the web. She can basically see into the future or predict future events.

So the movie Madame Web is an extension of the Sony Spiderverse, which includes all of those spider-man movies, Venom, the vampire movie (can't remember the name), and soon to be Kraven. Madame Web can interact with each spider-person from each alternate timeline/multiverse, bring them into the Web of Life and use them like pawns - I believe. This is what I'm recalling from comics, but it's been some time since I've read that area initially.

I thought we would've seen her in the Spider-verse animated movies, but I guess not. That would've made more sense to me instead of them using Spiderman 2099 as the figure head of that centralized/universal spider lair.

I made the mistake of watching Madam Web on Netflix tonight. Dreadful.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

WTF is Madame Web?

This is one movie I'm not certain about yet....

Madame Web is a character from Spider-man comics who has her hand (literally) on the "web of life". Think of this like in Loki where each branch is a different universe, or altenate timeline. In Spider-man comics, there is a similar setup called the web of life in which Madam Web can see into these timelines/universes by touching the web. She can basically see into the future or predict future events.

So the movie Madame Web is an extension of the Sony Spiderverse, which includes all of those spider-man movies, Venom, the vampire movie (can't remember the name), and soon to be Kraven. Madame Web can interact with each spider-person from each alternate timeline/multiverse, bring them into the Web of Life and use them like pawns - I believe. This is what I'm recalling from comics, but it's been some time since I've read that area initially.

I thought we would've seen her in the Spider-verse animated movies, but I guess not. That would've made more sense to me instead of them using Spiderman 2099 as the figure head of that centralized/universal spider lair.

I made the mistake of watching Madam Web on Netflix tonight. Dreadful.

The MST3K treatment would help here.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

If you haven't seen Hot Ones with Jackman and Reynolds, you probably should. In a stunning surprise, it's NSFW.

 

[need2know]

New deadpool was amazing. That might be my favorite mcu film ever. It was that good.

 

[kupcho1]

RDJ as Doom is a complete red herring. It's a bait and switch of some sort. I simply cannot see a way to make the founding pillar of the MCU the antagonist for Phase...whatever. It doesn't matter its a different character, RDJ is Iron Man. Full Stop.

Sorry chief. Money talks and ******** walks. They need asses in seats so that's your boy is Doom.

 

[Chaka]

RDJ as Doom is a complete red herring. It's a bait and switch of some sort. I simply cannot see a way to make the founding pillar of the MCU the antagonist for Phase...whatever. It doesn't matter its a different character, RDJ is Iron Man. Full Stop.

Sorry chief. Money talks and ******** walks. They need asses in seats so that's your boy is Doom.

Yes, absolutely. But just the RDJ news and a teaser with his face will cover the butts in the seat aspect.

It's a cameo of some sort. Guaranteed.

 

[kupcho1]

RDJ as Doom is a complete red herring. It's a bait and switch of some sort. I simply cannot see a way to make the founding pillar of the MCU the antagonist for Phase...whatever. It doesn't matter its a different character, RDJ is Iron Man. Full Stop.

Sorry chief. Money talks and ******** walks. They need asses in seats so that's your boy is Doom.

Yes, absolutely. But just the RDJ news and a teaser with his face will cover the butts in the seat aspect.

It's a cameo of some sort. Guaranteed.

So you're saying he won't be playing Dr. Doom?

 

[Chaka]

RDJ as Doom is a complete red herring. It's a bait and switch of some sort. I simply cannot see a way to make the founding pillar of the MCU the antagonist for Phase...whatever. It doesn't matter its a different character, RDJ is Iron Man. Full Stop.

Sorry chief. Money talks and ******** walks. They need asses in seats so that's your boy is Doom.

Yes, absolutely. But just the RDJ news and a teaser with his face will cover the butts in the seat aspect.

It's a cameo of some sort. Guaranteed.

So you're saying he won't be playing Dr. Doom?

I'm saying there is some kind of bait and switch. Not sure what it is. My guess is he's the actual protagonists father, progenitor what ever. Hell get 10 minutes at the beginning of the movie and flashback sequences.

Something like that. I can't see Feige, or RDJ, signing off on a long term role for RDJ and Dr. Doom isn't a one off villain, is he?

 

[kupcho1]

RDJ as Doom is a complete red herring. It's a bait and switch of some sort. I simply cannot see a way to make the founding pillar of the MCU the antagonist for Phase...whatever. It doesn't matter its a different character, RDJ is Iron Man. Full Stop.

Sorry chief. Money talks and ******** walks. They need asses in seats so that's your boy is Doom.

Yes, absolutely. But just the RDJ news and a teaser with his face will cover the butts in the seat aspect.

It's a cameo of some sort. Guaranteed.

So you're saying he won't be playing Dr. Doom?

I'm saying there is some kind of bait and switch. Not sure what it is. My guess is he's the actual protagonists father, progenitor what ever. Hell get 10 minutes at the beginning of the movie and flashback sequences.

Something like that. I can't see Feige, or RDJ, signing off on a long term role for RDJ and Dr. Doom isn't a one off villain, is he?

Well he's getting $80M for 2 movies, so I'd say you're 100% wrong. But if you'd like to make a wager, I'm game.

 

[Chaka]

RDJ as Doom is a complete red herring. It's a bait and switch of some sort. I simply cannot see a way to make the founding pillar of the MCU the antagonist for Phase...whatever. It doesn't matter its a different character, RDJ is Iron Man. Full Stop.

Sorry chief. Money talks and ******** walks. They need asses in seats so that's your boy is Doom.

Yes, absolutely. But just the RDJ news and a teaser with his face will cover the butts in the seat aspect.

It's a cameo of some sort. Guaranteed.

So you're saying he won't be playing Dr. Doom?

I'm saying there is some kind of bait and switch. Not sure what it is. My guess is he's the actual protagonists father, progenitor what ever. Hell get 10 minutes at the beginning of the movie and flashback sequences.

Something like that. I can't see Feige, or RDJ, signing off on a long term role for RDJ and Dr. Doom isn't a one off villain, is he?

Well he's getting $80M for 2 movies, so I'd say you're 100% wrong. But if you'd like to make a wager, I'm game.

$40 mil per movie.

Hoping for a $1 billion revenue per movie.

4% per movie.

 

[Capella]

RDJ as Doom is a complete red herring. It's a bait and switch of some sort. I simply cannot see a way to make the founding pillar of the MCU the antagonist for Phase...whatever. It doesn't matter its a different character, RDJ is Iron Man. Full Stop.

Sorry chief. Money talks and ******** walks. They need asses in seats so that's your boy is Doom.

Yes, absolutely. But just the RDJ news and a teaser with his face will cover the butts in the seat aspect.

It's a cameo of some sort. Guaranteed.

So you're saying he won't be playing Dr. Doom?

I'm saying there is some kind of bait and switch. Not sure what it is. My guess is he's the actual protagonists father, progenitor what ever. Hell get 10 minutes at the beginning of the movie and flashback sequences.

Something like that. I can't see Feige, or RDJ, signing off on a long term role for RDJ and Dr. Doom isn't a one off villain, is he?

Well he's getting $80M for 2 movies, so I'd say you're 100% wrong. But if you'd like to make a wager, I'm game.

$40 mil per movie.

Hoping for a $1 billion revenue per movie.

4% per movie.

I’m pretty sure it’s 80 a movie.

 

[Chaka]

RDJ as Doom is a complete red herring. It's a bait and switch of some sort. I simply cannot see a way to make the founding pillar of the MCU the antagonist for Phase...whatever. It doesn't matter its a different character, RDJ is Iron Man. Full Stop.

Sorry chief. Money talks and ******** walks. They need asses in seats so that's your boy is Doom.

Yes, absolutely. But just the RDJ news and a teaser with his face will cover the butts in the seat aspect.

It's a cameo of some sort. Guaranteed.

So you're saying he won't be playing Dr. Doom?

I'm saying there is some kind of bait and switch. Not sure what it is. My guess is he's the actual protagonists father, progenitor what ever. Hell get 10 minutes at the beginning of the movie and flashback sequences.

Something like that. I can't see Feige, or RDJ, signing off on a long term role for RDJ and Dr. Doom isn't a one off villain, is he?

Well he's getting $80M for 2 movies, so I'd say you're 100% wrong. But if you'd like to make a wager, I'm game.

$40 mil per movie.

Hoping for a $1 billion revenue per movie.

4% per movie.

I’m pretty sure it’s 80 a movie.

Okay. RDJ is Dr. Doom. He's going to be the phase whatever we're in new big bad (since Kang is apparently out). I'm sure audiences will embrace it immediately and it will all work out.

 

[Capella]

RDJ as Doom is a complete red herring. It's a bait and switch of some sort. I simply cannot see a way to make the founding pillar of the MCU the antagonist for Phase...whatever. It doesn't matter its a different character, RDJ is Iron Man. Full Stop.

Sorry chief. Money talks and ******** walks. They need asses in seats so that's your boy is Doom.

Yes, absolutely. But just the RDJ news and a teaser with his face will cover the butts in the seat aspect.

It's a cameo of some sort. Guaranteed.

So you're saying he won't be playing Dr. Doom?

I'm saying there is some kind of bait and switch. Not sure what it is. My guess is he's the actual protagonists father, progenitor what ever. Hell get 10 minutes at the beginning of the movie and flashback sequences.

Something like that. I can't see Feige, or RDJ, signing off on a long term role for RDJ and Dr. Doom isn't a one off villain, is he?

Well he's getting $80M for 2 movies, so I'd say you're 100% wrong. But if you'd like to make a wager, I'm game.

$40 mil per movie.

Hoping for a $1 billion revenue per movie.

4% per movie.

I’m pretty sure it’s 80 a movie.

Okay. RDJ is Dr. Doom. He's going to be the phase whatever we're in new big bad (since Kang is apparently out). I'm sure audiences will embrace it immediately and it will all work out.

Idk if it will work out and don’t really care what audiences think but RDJ is gonna be all over those movies.

 

[Chaka]

RDJ as Doom is a complete red herring. It's a bait and switch of some sort. I simply cannot see a way to make the founding pillar of the MCU the antagonist for Phase...whatever. It doesn't matter its a different character, RDJ is Iron Man. Full Stop.

Sorry chief. Money talks and ******** walks. They need asses in seats so that's your boy is Doom.

Yes, absolutely. But just the RDJ news and a teaser with his face will cover the butts in the seat aspect.

It's a cameo of some sort. Guaranteed.

So you're saying he won't be playing Dr. Doom?

I'm saying there is some kind of bait and switch. Not sure what it is. My guess is he's the actual protagonists father, progenitor what ever. Hell get 10 minutes at the beginning of the movie and flashback sequences.

Something like that. I can't see Feige, or RDJ, signing off on a long term role for RDJ and Dr. Doom isn't a one off villain, is he?

Well he's getting $80M for 2 movies, so I'd say you're 100% wrong. But if you'd like to make a wager, I'm game.

$40 mil per movie.

Hoping for a $1 billion revenue per movie.

4% per movie.

I’m pretty sure it’s 80 a movie.

Okay. RDJ is Dr. Doom. He's going to be the phase whatever we're in new big bad (since Kang is apparently out). I'm sure audiences will embrace it immediately and it will all work out.

Idk if it will work out and don’t really care what audiences think but RDJ is gonna be all over those movies.

He's going to be all over the marketing, that's for sure.

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

We're starting to get Agatha ads. This will make the season merry and bright. (And purple.)

 

[The Duff Man]

Isn’t Doom’s face messed up? Seems like an easy way around RDJ.

Maybe he finds a way to heal himself and chooses Stark’s face for some reason.

 

[McBokonon]

Maybe Doom is just Iron Man from another timeline since nothing matters anymore when you can just hit the multiverse button.

 

[NewlyRetired]

My family attends the Rhode Island Comic Con every year.

They just announced that this year, for the first time at an American convention, Peggy The Dog (aka Dogpool) will be in attendance.

This makes me so happy

 

[belljr]

Not a superhero movie person. I enjoyed the first 2 Deadpools.....just saw the "new" one tonight and thought it was awesome

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

We're loving Agatha over here.

 

[Leeroy Jenkins]

Are we ever really going to get closure or continuation from the endings of Dr. Strange, Shang-Chi, or any of the other loose ends out there?

 

[Leeroy Jenkins]

Wtf is Spiderman Noir?

 

[NewlyRetired]

Wtf is Spiderman Noir?

if you watched Spiderman Into the Spiderverse set of movies, Spiderman Noir is the character voiced by Nick Cage.

Spiderman-Noir is an 8 episode animated series based on an alternate version of this character, set in the 1930's (Nick Cage will also voice the character in the tv series).

 

[Mrs. Rannous]

Wtf is Spiderman Noir?

if you watched Spiderman Into the Spiderverse set of movies, Spiderman Noir is the character voiced by Nick Cage.

Spiderman-Noir is an 8 episode animated series based on an alternate version of this character, set in the 1930's (Nick Cage will also voice the character in the tv series).

Wikipedia has a nice summary. Sounds interesting.