Pai Pai Master
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Honestly she looked freakin' amazing in that movie and kinda made me really sad I'll never get to make out with a hot elf woman
Also that pic is awesome, wow
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Honestly she looked freakin' amazing in that movie and kinda made me really sad I'll never get to make out with a hot elf woman
Also that pic is awesome, wow
https://mobile.twitter.com/Marvel/status/894318053571215360
IMAX version of Inhumass is 75 min, while the TV version will be 84 min.
Really makes you wanna spend 20 bucks to see this masterpiece, right?
IMAX version of Inhumass is 75 min, while the TV version will be 84 min.
Really makes you wanna spend 20 bucks to see this masterpiece, right?
Well on Lost she had like one scene were she showed of her body, in season 1.
Well it's been a while since I've (re)-watched Lost, but she left me with the impression that she more or less stayed in this physical shape just by her arms and shoulders alone.
I didn't think Iron Fist was terrible, but it has plenty to improve on.
Glass Rebel
Member
I'd have paid extra to see a shorter cut of Batman v Superman.
Tathanen
Get Inside Her!
For sure, there are some definite issues here, but honestly nothing hugely worse than some of these other Marvel Netflix shows.
More than anything, I hope Danny just becomes more... likable. He sure comes off as a kid most of the time.
Cpt.Underpants
Member
Now THAT is my kind of wonderwoman
Danny is supposed to be a kid. He was 10 when he became isolated from society. The monks that raised him didn't contribute to his basic social learning. He didn't have the normal interactions we all have during seriously formative years (school, playing with friends, dealing with the little inequalities of life, etc) so when he shows up to New York, he's seriously emotionally and socially stunted.
Not sure if they conveyed this very well, as I see a lot of people overlook it in their criticism of the character.
Not sure if they conveyed this very well, as I see a lot of people overlook it in their criticism of the character.
Tathanen
Get Inside Her!
Ehh. It's not like he was raised by apes, you could argue that he should have the emotional maturity of anyone else raised in Kunlun. Like his buddy who just showed up in Ep10. Sure, he's a transplant, dead parents, rough time, blah blah. He didn't have "normal" interactions but he sure had interactions, you'd expect maybe he should be extra cold or something but I'd say not quite so juvenile.
Even prior to the crash, he was stunted socially. He spent his first years incredibly sheltered, didn't attend school, didn't interact with other kids outside of those selected in his parent's circle (like the Meechums). When the monks took him in, he already had a distorted view of the world.
I'm not trying to suggest that criticisms aren't valid, because they are, but this is just what the writers attempted (and failed) to present.
I'm not trying to suggest that criticisms aren't valid, because they are, but this is just what the writers attempted (and failed) to present.
George Oscar Bluth II
Banned
I now really wanna see any early concept art Marvel Studios had done for The Inhumans movie.
Supposedly Feige never really cared for the Inhumans, It was Perlmutter who was pushing them. When Perlmutter then got ousted from Marvel Studios (film division) Feige dropped it from the MCU lineup and the project moved to TV. I blame both Perlmutter and Feige.
fallengorn
Bitches love smiley faces
Just imagine Attilan with Thor production values.
Feige dropping it probably has more to do with his idea of what to focus on for the MCU vs what Perlmutter wanted.
The idea for an Inhumans show probably was a combination of ABC (or Disney) wanting another network Marvel show, the Inhumans already being introduced in AoS, and the film plans being scrapped.
I'm sure if Feige had really wanted to make the film he would have happily ignored the show and done his own thing. It's honestly just a matter of time until the movie side will totally contradict the shows.
He seemed to already know they'd be appearing on TV first the day the movie was announced. If that hadn't happened I assume he'd still be doing the movie instead of passing them off wholesale to the TV side.
Yup, Inhumans was purely a Perlmutter thing, which is why eventually total effort into the project was next to nothing. The Imax bit was a way to minimize the amount of Marvel money going towards it, and also a BS way for it to have a theatrical run. The whole thing is a really big 'fuck you' to Ike...I just feel sorry for the actors and directors and everyone who got caught up in it. It's sort of like the Corman Fantastic 4 thing.
BlackNMild2k1
Member
I just figured that IF MCU TV fell under the Marvel Studios banner, whoever was actually put in charge of TV would have to be someone that was going to report to the person right under Fiege, who would also be in charge of making sure the TV shows aligned with, but didn't step on the toes of the movies. I wouldn't expect Fiege to take on the TV side of things directly, just more or less give them inroads to staying in continuity, and opportunities to be included in the movies where appropriate.
Still not likely to happen, but never say never.
It's not really that crazy of an idea.
torre_avenue
Banned
I posted this in the other thread, but Chris Pratt's "Cowboy Ninja Viking" got a release date of June 2019. This probably means the project is getting closer to actually being a thing, which at best means, Guardians 3 isn't going to come out till 2020 which fits with the 3-year gap between those films.
Glass Rebel
Member
Guardians was always going to be a post
-2019 title. They have Captain Marvel, Avengers 4 and Spidey 2 for 2019.
-2019 title. They have Captain Marvel, Avengers 4 and Spidey 2 for 2019.
So does this prevent Adam Warlock from appearing in Avengers 4?
I still dont think this is how its going to play out.
Feige and Gunn have categorically stated that Warlock won't be making an appearance in either of the upcoming Avengers films, and that the character will instead be making his debut in Guardians 3.
EDIT: Hmm, just had a thought. Is James Gunn married to Anna Gunn? I wonder...
EDIT EDIT: No.
EDIT: Hmm, just had a thought. Is James Gunn married to Anna Gunn? I wonder...
EDIT EDIT: No.
Glass Rebel
Member
Did you know that Zack Snyder, the director of Batman v Superman, is not related to Scott Snyder, the writer of New 52 Batman?
torre_avenue
Banned
Did you know Zack Snyder does not co-own a pretzel empire?
Not to combo breaker, but I did, and for a little while it tricked me into thinking Snyder was worth paying attention to, but it really was Gunn who had the talent.
torre_avenue
Banned
Even though this is the Marvel Cinematic Universe thread, why don't we ever talk about the Fox side of things?
It is still Marvel, for better or worse, but we rarely talk about things like...
- New Mutants filming
- Jessica Chastain as the head of the Shi'ar
- The fact that we now have an Ilyana Rasputin so I guess that means magic is coming to the X-Men universe?
It is still Marvel, for better or worse, but we rarely talk about things like...
- New Mutants filming
- Jessica Chastain as the head of the Shi'ar
- The fact that we now have an Ilyana Rasputin so I guess that means magic is coming to the X-Men universe?
I think we do from time to time, but the Fox stuff gets dedicated threads in OT often. Feel free to bring it up whenever.
Do you guys think Marvel could make a Nextwave movie that lampoons the common tropes of the MCU or is that too complicated to do
Or is there another series that could do that kind of thing better?
since apparently one member's a mutant?
I haven't read a Nextwave comic yet, but I hear some fans suggesting it
torre_avenue
Banned
I guess in terms of cinematic universes, on a scale of Marvel's and DC's, Fox's lies somewhere closer to DC in terms of films, timeline issues, and creative forces. I think all 3 of their 2018 films are shooting right now, but it's interesting what directions they're heading.
X-Men: Dark Phoenix is going cosmic with the introduction of the Shi'ar and the Dark Phoenix itself, while New Mutants is supposed to be a horror flick that seems to be skewing lower budget. I'm guessing the reason there are barely any set photos are out for either of these films are because of the large amounts of green-screen work for Dark Phoenix and the fact that New Mutants is supposed to be a "break out" film.
In any case, I don't know how Fox is going to fare with 3 X-Men films next year. Out of the three, I definitely think "Dark Phoenix" is going to be the worst. "Apocalypse" felt like it came and went, and basically got critically mauled. "Dark Phoenix" not only has Kinberg at the helm but has the entire story predicated on the character that got a lot of harsh criticism. It's definitely going to be a make or break moment for the mainline X-Men series.
Considering there are no X-Men films slated past 2018 and no mention of properties that are being developed, Fox might be in trouble. If DP fails, I can imagine Kinberg getting the boot and another reboot happening for the franchise.
Will Marvel do a Nextwave film? Probably not. Marvel's not at the stage yet where they can say "Our universe is fully formed, now let's poke fun at it." We've only just gotten magic introduced into the MCU as well as more detail on the Celestials. We haven't even touched the supernatural part of the comics where Elsa Bloodstone comes from. The tone of such a film would also be at odds with the more grounded dramatic elements of the MCU because Nextwave has no such dramatic points throughout its run.
In short, "Nextwave" would be a cool film, but considering characters like Nova, Adam Warlock, Moon Knight, etc who are arguably more famous don't have representation in the MCU, I'd say it'll be a long time before it happens.
X-Men: Dark Phoenix is going cosmic with the introduction of the Shi'ar and the Dark Phoenix itself, while New Mutants is supposed to be a horror flick that seems to be skewing lower budget. I'm guessing the reason there are barely any set photos are out for either of these films are because of the large amounts of green-screen work for Dark Phoenix and the fact that New Mutants is supposed to be a "break out" film.
In any case, I don't know how Fox is going to fare with 3 X-Men films next year. Out of the three, I definitely think "Dark Phoenix" is going to be the worst. "Apocalypse" felt like it came and went, and basically got critically mauled. "Dark Phoenix" not only has Kinberg at the helm but has the entire story predicated on the character that got a lot of harsh criticism. It's definitely going to be a make or break moment for the mainline X-Men series.
Considering there are no X-Men films slated past 2018 and no mention of properties that are being developed, Fox might be in trouble. If DP fails, I can imagine Kinberg getting the boot and another reboot happening for the franchise.
Could Marvel do a Nextwave movie? Hell yeah, and it would fit well in their current genre of action-comedy. I can easily imagine a Nextwave film having no impact on canon or the continuity of the universe while just being outlandish silly fun.
Will Marvel do a Nextwave film? Probably not. Marvel's not at the stage yet where they can say "Our universe is fully formed, now let's poke fun at it." We've only just gotten magic introduced into the MCU as well as more detail on the Celestials. We haven't even touched the supernatural part of the comics where Elsa Bloodstone comes from. The tone of such a film would also be at odds with the more grounded dramatic elements of the MCU because Nextwave has no such dramatic points throughout its run.
In short, "Nextwave" would be a cool film, but considering characters like Nova, Adam Warlock, Moon Knight, etc who are arguably more famous don't have representation in the MCU, I'd say it'll be a long time before it happens.
But they are working toward X-Force and Gambit is very much still a thing. I don't think they have anything to worry about it really.
Btw, The Gifted pilot episode are getting some great impressions and apparently it is all of Nix's work since Bryan Singer has been mostly off hands. They also just casted someone as Dreamwr; a mutant who can erase and add memories.
Btw, The Gifted pilot episode are getting some great impressions and apparently it is all of Nix's work since Bryan Singer has been mostly off hands. They also just casted someone as Dreamwr; a mutant who can erase and add memories.
torre_avenue
Banned
It saddens me that I live in a universe where a Noah Hawley-led Doctor Doom film is actually bad news.
torre_avenue
Banned
Inhumans doesn't even deserve to be uttered in the same breath as Legion.
Nigga Legion would be my number one CB show of all time if it lasts with this quality for the other seasons
Inhumans is gon be some sucka ass shit
