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Post by **carey** » Thu Apr 24, 2014 7:28 pm

I don't think so at least not for a long time but I think they are going to kill Cap off in Cap 3. They have set up nicely for the death of Capitan America story line with Bucky taking over for Cap.

JeffreyLee · Post by **JeffreyLee** » Thu Apr 24, 2014 7:36 pm

carey wrote:I don't think so at least not for a long time but I think they are going to kill Cap off in Cap 3. They have set up nicely for the death of Capitan America story line with Bucky taking over for Cap.

Cap does come back somehow, not sure how you survive a sniper shot to the head but he does return. Not sure Disney has the balls to do it.

Post by **carey** » Fri Apr 25, 2014 6:25 am

JeffreyLee wrote:Cap does come back somehow, not sure how you survive a sniper shot to the head but he does return. Not sure Disney has the balls to do it.

I think it's a bit out of Disney's hands at the moment. These actors won't play these characters forever. RDJ is already super sick of being Stark (5 films already), and I've read quotes by Evans saying he's ready to move on from the character. Evans has a lot of other interests and has been directing of late. I think Avengers 2 and Cap 3 will probably be the end of his tenure. I also think at least one person will be killed off in Avengers 2 and though it's probably Hawkeye, it wouldn't surprise me if it was Stark.

Besides, we have Ant-Man coming next year and Dr. Strange soon thereafter. Plenty plenty material to mine for the big screen. It won't bother me at all if after 2016 we don't see Evans or RDJ in the MCU.

JeffreyLee · Post by **JeffreyLee** » Fri Apr 25, 2014 9:29 am

i read that artical on Chris Evans, was a pretty good read. Ant man i am looking forward to. It will be interesting to see how they play this out.

Post by **carey** » Fri Apr 25, 2014 12:44 pm

JeffreyLee wrote:i read that artical on Chris Evans, was a pretty good read. Ant man i am looking forward to. It will be interesting to see how they play this out.

Definitely, and unlike Warner Bros. I have faith Marvel won't fuck it up. You see Cyborg was cast for BvsS? May as well cast an Aquaman now and call it Justice League.

JeffreyLee · Post by **JeffreyLee** » Fri Apr 25, 2014 1:01 pm

carey wrote:
JeffreyLee wrote:i read that artical on Chris Evans, was a pretty good read. Ant man i am looking forward to. It will be interesting to see how they play this out.
Definitely, and unlike Warner Bros. I have faith Marvel won't fuck it up. You see Cyborg was cast for BvsS? May as well cast an Aquaman now and call it Justice League.

Aqua man has to be the most usless hero ever. Did you ever catch the Fam guy episode where hes just sitting in the ocean?

Wally_West · Post by **Wally_West** » Fri Apr 25, 2014 4:41 pm

First off, Aquaman is a fucking badass. There is a bad perception of him out there, but as a fan of that character since I was a kid, I know he is capable of being a badass. I blame the superfriends haha.
As to Cyborg, I really don’t have a problem with it. People like to point to Spiderman 3 or Iron man 2 as example of superhero movies having too many characters in it, but seem to forget movies like Lord of the rings,the harry potter films, the X-Men films and even the dark knight films to an extent, as examples how a film can juggle many characters but still be great. Shit, Captain America 2 had Black Widow, Falcon, Nick Fury and fucking winter soldier and there wasn’t a big uproar about that film having too many characters. Cyborg is most likely going to have a few numbers of scenes or just a cameo and probably before he even becomes Cyborg too. To me, it doesn’t matter how many characters or heroes that are in the movie as long as the acting and story are good and at the end of the day that is all that matters. The debate whether Zack Snyder can deliver that is another story. I liked Man of Steel a lot even with all of its flaws so I have confidence.
Another thing people forget is DC can’t be like Marvel and roll out a bunch of solo movies to their characters. Marvel is its own studio that their sole purpose is to make superhero movies. They devote their whole movie budgets to making superhero movies and are able to only put out 2-3 movies a year still. DC does not have the privilege to do what marvel does because they are owned by Warner Bros and Warner Bros are in the movie making business not the superhero making business. Warner Bros has to make comedies, Romances, Dramas, oscar bait movies every year, and they have other franchises besides the DC properties too, so they can only devote only certain amount money of a year to superhero stuff. So DC can’t be like marvel and cannot compete like Marvel in that sense. This is pretty much the only way DC can make a shared universe like marvel. People have been complaining for years for DC to do this and now that they are, people throwing shit fits. I understand the skepticism but I am a wait and see kind of guy. If this movie sucks I’ll be the first mother fucker in line throwing shit!

Wally_West · Post by **Wally_West** » Fri Apr 25, 2014 4:42 pm

Also sorry for any grammar mistakes, I wrote this between classes.

JeffreyLee · Post by **JeffreyLee** » Fri Apr 25, 2014 5:34 pm

I wasnt complaining, I was just calling Aquaman a pussy in my eyes.Id rather have Aeriel.

Wally_West · Post by **Wally_West** » Fri Apr 25, 2014 6:05 pm

JeffreyLee wrote:I wasnt complaining, I was just calling Aquaman a pussy in my eyes.Id rather have Aeriel.

Well if the choice is between Aquaman or Aeriel then Aquaman loses everytime!

JeffreyLee · Post by **JeffreyLee** » Fri Apr 25, 2014 6:36 pm

Wally_West wrote:
JeffreyLee wrote:I wasnt complaining, I was just calling Aquaman a pussy in my eyes.Id rather have Aeriel.
Well if the choice is between Aquaman or Aeriel then Aquaman loses everytime!

I two thumbs up that reply.

Wally_West · Post by **Wally_West** » Tue May 13, 2014 3:47 pm

Anybody see the new Batsuit? It's absolutely Awesome!
http://www.comicbookmovie.com/fansites/ ... s/?a=99968

TOO · Post by **TOO** » Tue May 13, 2014 3:54 pm

Daredevil looks weird in a batsuit.

Post by **carey** » Tue May 13, 2014 5:50 pm

TheOriginalOriginal wrote:Daredevil looks weird in a batsuit.

Well played, especially since they are doing the smaller rounded horns on the cowl. K

Phoenix219 · Post by **Phoenix219** » Tue May 13, 2014 7:19 pm

JeffreyLee wrote:
carey wrote:
JeffreyLee wrote:i read that artical on Chris Evans, was a pretty good read. Ant man i am looking forward to. It will be interesting to see how they play this out.
Definitely, and unlike Warner Bros. I have faith Marvel won't fuck it up. You see Cyborg was cast for BvsS? May as well cast an Aquaman now and call it Justice League.
Aqua man has to be the most usless hero ever. Did you ever catch the Fam guy episode where hes just sitting in the ocean?

Family Guy and Robot Chicken have helped push that reputation for Aquaman, but its honestly very far from the truth. Even in the Super Friends days, the narrators would always be stressing his super strength for being able to survive in the pressure of the ocean depths, and would mention his invulnerability and speed. The talking to animals was just a bonus, but thats all anyone seems to remember. His lineage goes back all the way to mythological times and often times he is depicted as Ruler of an Empire. You can't play "Injustice" and continue to think that Aquaman is lame.

England Sun · Post by **England Sun** » Wed Jun 04, 2014 8:50 am

Dark night, Avengers, cap2 and Days of future past seem to be upping the anti with what we should expect from a good 'comic book' movie.

There are so many poor ones I don't know where to start, but I like Wolverine Origins and others hate it, I hate the Green Lantern, others love it so it's horses for courses.

Ring_Wanted · Post by **Ring_Wanted** » Wed Jun 04, 2014 9:59 am

I couldn't bring myself to watch Wolverine Origins after the first movie fiasco (to me, at least). And this comes from an avid Wolverine (and Predator) fan who particularly loves his Japan epoque.

Post by **carey** » Wed Jun 04, 2014 10:33 am

Ring_Wanted wrote:I couldn't bring myself to watch Wolverine Origins after the first movie fiasco (to me, at least). And this comes from an avid Wolverine (and Predator) fan who particularly loves his Japan epoque.

Wolverine Origins was the first movie fiasco.

The Wolverine is the Japanese one and it's great.... right up until the climax where it feels like he's riding his motorcycle into a totally different film.

Captain Marv-el · Post by **Captain Marv-el** » Wed Jun 04, 2014 11:11 am

I cant wait for MARVEL to make a movie about the Black Panther who was created by Jack ♚ Kirby & Stan Lee in Aug 1966 but had his first solo series done with Art & Writting from Jack ♚ Kirby (#respect to stan too)

Wally_West · Post by **Wally_West** » Wed Jun 04, 2014 11:24 am

Captain Marv-el wrote:I cant wait for MARVEL to make a movie about the Black Panther who was created by Jack ♚ Kirby & Stan Lee in Aug 1966 but had his first solo series done with Art & Writting from Jack ♚ Kirby (#respect to stan too)

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Rumor is that he will be referenced in next avengers movie, possibly making a cameo. He is believed to part of the phase 3 films. Comic-con is going to be crazy this year-Avengers, Marvel's phase 3 films, Batman v Superman, the justice league cast and confirmed date of 2017! Damn I can't wait!

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