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Basebf555 posted:The Fantastic Four have a lot of baggage associated with them because of how lovely the previous movies have been, so I wouldn't be surprised at all to see them incorporated into other character's movies before getting one of their own. Maybe Reed Richards pops in for Black Panther 2 to help solve some really tough science-related problem or something. Someone in the BSS Movie thread mentioned it would have been cool if Reed Richards had a cameo in Endgame, before he got his powers, and helped Tony figure out the time travel stuff. I wish that happened.
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Basebf555 posted:The Fantastic Four have a lot of baggage associated with them because of how lovely the previous movies have been, so I wouldn't be surprised at all to see them incorporated into other character's movies before getting one of their own. Maybe Reed Richards pops in for Black Panther 2 to help solve some really tough science-related problem or something. Nah, if anything it'll be easier to do a reset because of how lovely the previous movies have been. The Amazing Spiderman was terrible and there was a lot of teeth sucking at the prospect of a third Spiderman reboot in 10 years, but the Disney/Marvel version has been fine. That's why I think X-Men is a bigger problem for Marvel. The films have been... mixed in quality but Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart were so iconic in their roles I can't see anyone being accepted as replacing them for some time (no I don't think anyone really buys McAvoy as the Professor).
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Timeless Appeal posted:There's a pretty good Elseworlds called Batman of Akrham in which Batman is a therapist working at Arkham Asylum.
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something something michel foucault
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Alchenar posted:Nah, if anything it'll be easier to do a reset because of how lovely the previous movies have been. The Amazing Spiderman was terrible and there was a lot of teeth sucking at the prospect of a third Spiderman reboot in 10 years, but the Disney/Marvel version has been fine. They did exactly that with Spiderman though, they threw him into Civil War to introduce him before doing the solo film. It's a way to get the audience acclimated to new version of the character before expecting them to show up for a solo movie.
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Fassbender was a good enough replacement for magneto, xavier can be replaced too
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Lt. Danger posted:something something michel foucault
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Alchenar posted:Nah, if anything it'll be easier to do a reset because of how lovely the previous movies have been. The Amazing Spiderman was terrible and there was a lot of teeth sucking at the prospect of a third Spiderman reboot in 10 years, but the Disney/Marvel version has been fine. Maybe this time Professor X and Wolverine can have American and Canadian accents like they are supposed to. Ideally, Wolverine would be 5'3-5'6 height range. I can't imagine them actually having him short like he should be but it'd be awesome. Stewart and Jackman were both good at their roles but I personally don't view them as irreplaceable. Did people that see them this way first get into X-Men through the movies?
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May 2, 2019 23:25
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kit harrington would make a decent wolverine if the kid could, you know, actually act
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Basebf555 posted:The Fantastic Four have a lot of baggage associated with them because of how lovely the previous movies have been, so I wouldn't be surprised at all to see them incorporated into other character's movies before getting one of their own. Maybe Reed Richards pops in for Black Panther 2 to help solve some really tough science-related problem or something. I look forward to the hot takes in this thread when Wakanda has their problems fixed by a white guy
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TK-42-1 posted:kit harrington would make a decent wolverine if the kid could, you know, actually act Could he do a not-englishaccent? I can't even imagine him having the voice for Wolverine. Nail Rat fucked around with this message at 00:30 on May 3, 2019 |
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TK-42-1 posted:kit harrington would make a decent wolverine if the kid could, you know, actually act I imagine his wolverine would sound like his character from this SNL sketch: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEDKVNoE2ws
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They have to announce which Phase 4 movies are coming out on what dates sometime soon right? They're not going to just bank on "...next year looks great with MCU movies #24 and #25!" I'm sure investors would love that.
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Nail Rat posted:They have to announce which Phase 4 movies are coming out on what dates sometime soon right? They're not going to just bank on "...next year looks great with MCU movies #24 and #25!" I'm sure investors would love that. Don’t expect anything until after Far From Home at the very least, Feige has been pretty open about his regrets on revealing all of Phase 3 before it had even started.
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Alchenar posted:The films have been... mixed in quality but Hugh Jackman and Patrick Stewart were so iconic in their roles I can't see anyone being accepted as replacing them for some time (no I don't think anyone really buys McAvoy as the Professor). Yeah, I don't think Fassbender or McAvoy were necessarily right, but Patrick Stewart is one of the best castings in any superhero media. McAvoy didn't stand a chance (though also I agree he was miscast in general.) I hope they don't even try Wolverine for a while, though. Not only was Hugh Jackman in like ten X movies, he was the de facto lead in six or seven of them. He's played the role in about as many movies as Robert Downey Jr played Tony Stark. Not only did Jackman iconically define the role, he played it so many goddamn times. Let it rest. X-Men is one of those settings where there's no shortage of characters, too. I hope they just focus on some other ones for a while. Try to make Gambit actually interesting, or try Havoc or Iceman again, or Angel. Like, there are literally dozens with way less associational baggage.
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Vintersorg posted:God I loving hate We Are the Champions (love Queen tho). It’s a good rear end song bro
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Basebf555 posted:I want Manu Bennett for Wolverine. A little old, but yeah he'd be a good pick. Jack O'Connell would be also be a good Wolverine I think.
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Nail Rat posted:Could he do a not-australian accent? I can't even imagine him having the voice for Wolverine. this is extremely funny to me because hes british as gently caress
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TK-42-1 posted:this is extremely funny to me because hes british as gently caress Oh yeah I meant English I don't know why I typed Australian. But I haven't heard him doing an American (or Canadian) accent and I've never heard him doing the kind of rough voice Wolverine would need.
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Nail Rat posted:Oh yeah I meant English I don't know why I typed Australian. But I haven't heard him doing an American (or Canadian) accent and I've never heard him doing the kind of rough voice Wolverine would need. tbh it was more of a joke about him being a 5'4" tiny man rather than a real attempt to say he'd be good at the role. im sure there'd be a lot of people that could fit it but theres always going to be an issue with people who are iconic. like trying to have a new hellboy that isnt perlman for example.
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TK-42-1 posted:tbh it was more of a joke about him being a 5'4" tiny man rather than a real attempt to say he'd be good at the role. im sure there'd be a lot of people that could fit it but theres always going to be an issue with people who are iconic. like trying to have a new hellboy that isnt perlman for example. I haven't seen the new Hellboy, but David Harbour at least looks the part. I'm not sure if anyone could ever hope to mimic Ron's charisma as the character, though. Or top The Golden Army's ending, lol.
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Bogus Adventure posted:Or top The Golden Army's ending, lol. That final scene is funny as hell since it teases at a sequel so hard and it never came.
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Nail Rat posted:That final scene is funny as hell since it teases at a sequel so hard and it never came. I never expected a sequel, but I loving love how they frame that ending https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nUyaISlGVS0
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Bogus Adventure posted:I never expected a sequel, but I loving love how they frame that ending I enjoyed both of those movies it's a shame the new one is apparently beyond terrible.
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JBP posted:I enjoyed both of those movies it's a shame the new one is apparently beyond terrible.  I may see the new one, but not in theaters
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Gargamel Gibson posted:I hear Glenn Danzig is in talks to play Wolverine.  "You talkin' to me, bub?"
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Ok here's my question They have that AHA moment where they realize there are three stones in NYC during the invasion. But how did they know the Time Stone was there? They only met Dr. Strange for like a day 5 years ago. They didn't know that much about him as they figured he was hanging out at the New York Magic Base five years ago and not doctoring. The wizard club can teleport between all their bases right? So then he could be in Asia or whatever? Plus in the first movie they make a point that they normally carry the stone around in day to day life since just having an Infinity Stone on you all the time is just asking for trouble. I guess you could make the point that TIlda knew they were coming but then why'd she act all surprised when she found Strange gave it away? Some Doctor Manhattan "I was surprised because I looked into the future and saw I was surprised" poo poo? Anyways did I miss a line about how they were sure the stone was in NY that day?
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GigaPeon posted:Ok here's my question They got lucky. They didn't even know Dr. Strange wasn't the Sorcerer Supreme at that point. They made a mistake and it just turned out to be accurate. It was an educated guess built on an inaccurate assumption (Thor and the others only knew Dr. Strange to be in New York so they assume A) he lived there all the time and B) He was the Sorcerer then. Though the guess about the time stone seems reasonable since Strange didn't want to give it up.
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GigaPeon posted:Ok here's my question Banner presumably found all that out when he got sent there in the beginning of IW, before Strange went and got Stark involved
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Peanut President posted:really hope the movie is just 2 hours of thanos hanging out at his farm well i saw the movie and it wasn't this, 0/10
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Peanut President posted:well i saw the movie and it wasn't this, 0/10 I'm sorry to hear this happened to you, but on the bright side you might want to join my class action lawsuit.
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TK-42-1 posted:tbh it was more of a joke about him being a 5'4" tiny man rather than a real attempt to say he'd be good at the role. im sure there'd be a lot of people that could fit it but theres always going to be an issue with people who are iconic. like trying to have a new hellboy that isnt perlman for example. I get that this is an incredibly sperglord type thing to say, but I actually think Perlman was really wrong for the role. I mean, the movie universe Hellboy is super iconic and he did a fantastic job, but, that isn't comic-book Hellboy. And Mike Mignola agrees. I'm only really saying this to suggest that there's still room for a new different Hellboy that wouldn't be walking in Perlmans shadow, although after this new film, that's never gong to happen.
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!Klams posted:I get that this is an incredibly sperglord type thing to say, but I actually think Perlman was really wrong for the role. I mean, the movie universe Hellboy is super iconic and he did a fantastic job, but, that isn't comic-book Hellboy. And Mike Mignola agrees. I'm only really saying this to suggest that there's still room for a new different Hellboy that wouldn't be walking in Perlmans shadow, although after this new film, that's never gong to happen. Knowing nothing about the comics and really liking Perlman what was the big difference?
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JBP posted:Knowing nothing about the comics and really liking Perlman what was the big difference? In the comics, Hellboy is a paranormal detective. He's kind of quite well known, but for being a good paranormal detective. The fact he's a demon is never really something other people especially care about, and he really just wants to belong. He's kind of like if you imagine Batman actually being a detective and doing detective work, except that the stupid costume that makes him look sort of ridiculous is just who he actually is, so it's not a point of derision. No one would ever really call him 'Red', it would just be othering him in a kind of mean way. Even the public, at one point he goes to a really remote house in Scotland and they're just like "Oh you must be detective Hellboy, please come in, my baby is being weird". He's super knowledgeable about all the ghouls and ghosts and stuff, he's almost nerdy, he always has the right little trinket for the occasion., and his having the upper hand in a situation comes from that knowledge. In the films he's sort of portrayed as like "I don't need to care about this stuff I can just punch it" but comic book Hellboy is super fuckin' in denial about his right hand. Movie Hellboy just wouldn't care and would be Perlmanesque 'above it', but the Comic Hellboy is actually a bit more fragile. Although he's anything but physically, and his 'Aw Crap' line that became something of a catchphrase is more like a genuine "Oh poo poo, here we go again with this poo poo" because he genuinely doesn't want to be this punch-demon, but he's sort of overcome with the grim inevitability of it. I guess it's kind of a subtle difference, but: No X-men style "just trying to fit in despite being 'other' and everyone hates me" rather Wanting to just be 'normal' and be allowed to CHOOSE his own destiny / make his own lifestyle choices. I guess it's more like a billionaire wanting to just live a normal life, but people keep coming up to him going "I'M THE GODDESS HECATE AND YOU'RE GOING TO END THE WORLD" and he's just like, gently caress that I'm going for a pint at this pub in England called the Tudor Rose with a nice graveyard, but then the pub descends into the fiery rum pits of hell and everyone in there is actually a cursed soul. By recognizing details in paintings on the wall, he'd deduce the only way for him to get out is to return his pint glass, that is actually the spirit of a bronze goblet, to the owner, who the locals killed for having a lisp a thousand years ago, but then the whole pub burnt down with them all in it. And it's not funny, it's not like "Rolleyes mug to camera - here we go again!" stuff, it's like, actually sad that this guy was killed for being different, and Hellboy can relate, but he's also sort of upset that he can't even go for a loving pint in peace, and what's more when he finally gets there having punched his way through all the patron-ghosts, and hands over the goblet, the landlord admits that he was also practicing witchcraft and Ithaquabe that's why the place burnt down before he dissipates and Hellboy is left out on the street corner blinking in the daylight, someone would pull up on a bike and ask if he was ok, and he'd say 'Yeah I'm not bad, just ... a little lost'. Or something. Perlmans Hellboy would be at a bar, and some demons would show up, and he wouldn't fight them because he couldn't be bothered, and then eventually one would spill his drink, and there'd be a shot where the fight stops as they all look at him as he slowly stands up, and then you'd get Jazz.gif of the demons being thrown out of the bel-air mansion. He'd walk out of the bar lighting a cigar, and someone would run up and pepper spray him, and they'd go "Oh ... sorry, I thought you were one of them!" and he'd dejectedly look at his cigar, go "AW CRAP" because it's now too damp with pepper spray to light, throw it on the ground and walk off. Hecate would appear and he'd get in a fistfight with her. !Klams fucked around with this message at 11:55 on May 3, 2019 |
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