I'm kinda of just glance over this debate has anyone mentioned Ultimate Nightmare yet? Where Ultimate Cap reflects on the bravery and sacrifice of the soviets during WWII and how deeply disturbed over their creation of monsters? What a dick.
He also killed Hawkeye's family.
What an *******.
NO. Please keep the cosmic crap out of this. Ugh.
That cosmic crap has been the only good thing about Marvel in years.
Although, I think it's crazy that Marvel doesn't seem to be marketing their space-faring books into other mediums. Starting with Annihilation, their cosmic stuff is just begging to be made into a space opera film series. I really think it could be the next best thing since Star Wars.
AgreedThat doesn't mean it's a good fit for an Avengers film.
I think that's what they're doing with the infinity gauntlet, have it be displayed in Asgard or Shield and have the start of a Marvel Cosmic movie begin with it being taken. So they can tie in the cosmic early on. That may not be the case but still a cool ideaAlthough, I think it's crazy that Marvel doesn't seem to be marketing their space-faring books into other mediums. Starting with Annihilation, their cosmic stuff is just begging to be made into a space opera film series. I really think it could be the next best thing since Star Wars.
That cosmic crap has been the only good thing about Marvel in years.
That doesn't mean it's a good fit for an Avengers film.
I would love to see a campy syfy show of Rocket Raccoon (cg) and his crazy misadventures. Also Nova and that talking dog.
I hope it's not as bad as it sounds.
Except that Norton is no longer the Hulk.
Except that Norton is no longer the Hulk.
Except that Norton is no longer the Hulk.
And it's possible that this means that not only will Favreau not be directing IRON MAN 3, but that if there is THE AVENGERS 2, Robert Downey Jr won't be in it.
The terrible thing about it is that it feels true, and that's because Jon Favreau was very clear about how he didn't want to do IRON MAN 2 this quickly at the beginning. With Fiege recently unceremoniously dumping Norton publicly and the movie guys in Marvel being responsible for kinda hamstringing the creative outlet of the comics by firing Bill Jemas, along with Sony messing up Sam Raimi's SPIDER-MAN 3, it feels like a lot of bridges being burnt.
Maybe it'll patch up, but the very idea that this seems so very believable and so samey is the worry; Marvel Studios has a public perception of being stupid, interfering executives who don't know what they're doing. True or not, that's a terrible image to have, especially when you consider they could have an image akin to Pixar.
Disney should give Pixar the rights to all of Marvel's characters.