Captain Marvel

[keg in kc]

I think it looks awesome so far. Getting the same vibe I felt before Wonder Woman, but I think this'll be better

[Jodi's Bareback]

Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

Feige has said that Captain Marvel will be the leading figure in the next phase.

They want her to have Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man popularity

No one will ever match the popularity of RDJ.

Especially not bland Brie Larson.

They need to either make Black Panther the face of the MCU or Deadpool.

[Jamie]

Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

Feige has said that Captain Marvel will be the leading figure in the next phase.

...in a video only shown at an industry convention, trying to sell the movie to European exhibitors.

I mean, I don't doubt they intend to feature her, but they're not going to force it to their own detriment. I feel like I come on here and say this every couple months, but the driving force of these decisions isn't SJWism, it's money. Wonder Woman made money. Black Panther made a shitload of money. The market is dictating that diversity sells.

[Tribal Warfare]

Originally Posted by Jamie

...in a video only shown at an industry convention, trying to sell the movie to European exhibitors.

I mean, I don't doubt they intend to feature her, but they're not going to force it to their own detriment. I feel like I come on here and say this every couple months, but the driving force of these decisions isn't SJWism, it's money. Wonder Woman made money. Black Panther made a shitload of money. The market is dictating that diversity sells.

From want I understand she'll be as or even more powerful in comparison to the comics.

Unlike every other MCU hero who are less powerful to their comic counterpart in an attempt to humanize them so they can be more relatable.

[Jodi's Bareback]

Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

From want I understand she'll be as or even more powerful in comparison to the comics.

Unlike every other MCU hero who are less powerful to their comic counterpart in an attempt to humanize them so they can be more relatable.

Mary Sue

A type of female character who is depicted as unrealistically lacking in flaws or weaknesses.

[007]

Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

Feige has said that Captain Marvel will be the leading figure in the next phase.

They want her to have Robert Downey Jr's Iron Man popularity

Ok so from fun loving billionaire philanthropist that grew a conscious to a brooding young woman. Based on the previews, I see nothing fun about her character at all that would draw me in to care.

I hope this movie is better than I expect because I'm just not seeing her as the leader of the Avengers.

[Nickhead]

Originally Posted by Jodi's Bareback

This movie is the beginning of the end of the MCU.

After they get rid of half of the Avengers they're going to bring in a bunch of failed sjw characters and force them down our throats.

Then after their agenda fails that will sadly be the end of the superhero movie fad.

all fads die eventually.

take solace in the fact you witnessed a rare opportunity. its like being alive when the star wars trilogy was good.

[Jodi's Bareback]

Originally Posted by Nickhead

all fads die eventually.

take solace in the fact you witnessed a rare opportunity. its like being alive when the star wars trilogy was good.

Dont even get me started on that force is female joke of a movie franchise.

If DC would consistently put out good movies they could definitely dethrone the new Marvel and keep the genre alive.

[Chiefspants]

Guys, can we just wait and see on this before declaring Marvel's doom?

Many voiced the same fears about Black Panther, too.

[Mr. Plow]

Is Chris Hemsworth also done after End Game?

[Chiefspants]

Originally Posted by Mr. Plow

Is Chris Hemsworth also done after End Game?

Rumors are he's open for more - but Marvel's kept a tight lid on all of the main cast's future outside of Chris Evans.

One of the biggest twists at this point would be if Cap survives

[bowener]

Nobody cares about my opinion, but I would love for live action comic films to die already.

Into the Spiderverse was incredible and I hope that is the direction future comic films move toward. Not necessarily the same animation style or the humor, but into a medium that is freer to do the things that comics can do.

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by bowener

Nobody cares about my opinion, but I would love for live action comic films to die already.

Into the Spiderverse was incredible and I hope that is the direction future comic films move toward. Not necessarily the same animation style or the humor, but into a medium that is freer to do the things that comics can do.

While I don't mind live action I have wondered why Marvel seems to have avoided animated movies almost completely.

I'd love to see Marvel do an animated series like Clone Wars. It could be space based, set in the past (Cap'n 'Murica in WWII?), or even an anthology (What if.)

They already have a live action Loki project for their streaming service. To me it would make sense to go the animated route and save $$$ on paying top tier acting talent.

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by Rausch

While I don't mind live action I have wondered why Marvel seems to have avoided animated movies almost completely.

I'd love to see Marvel do an animated series like Clone Wars. It could be space based, set in the past (Cap'n 'Murica in WWII?), or even an anthology (What if.)

They already have a live action Loki project for their streaming service. To me it would make sense to go the animated route and save $$$ on paying top tier acting talent.

Give me an animated Secret Wars movie/mini series. The Secret Wars from the early 80's based on Battleworld that introduced the Beyonder, mind you. I would shell out good bucks to see that.