Angelus Errare
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He definitely was.
He's not listed in the credits though.
Evans got dat top billing.
Samuel won't be in this.
Rule of 3.
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Samuel won't be in this.
Rule of 3.
I mean, there is a very reasonable argument that superhuman registration makes sense.
And not many people know that Bucky wasn't really responsible for what he did under Hydra's control. At the very least, it makes sense to want him captured and investigated.
But, lets see how the movie actually plays out.
Do you know who Spider Man is? He is a one man team wrecker.
Black Panther use to be about equal to cap and bucky but he got a massive powerup and would paste them now.
Kaep doing the Lord's work
Glass Rebel
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I agree with all of this but Cap says to Bucky "and they're not planning to take you alive". Unless that's just some throwaway line...
I don't get the whole "signing with Marvel means you can't do anything else" idea. All of the Marvel heroes do other movies between the MCU films. Downey Jr's got stuff like the Sherlock Holmes movies and The Judge, Hemsworth did Rush and Vacation and Snow White, Evans did Snowpiercer and Before We Go, and Johansson did Lucy and Hitchcock and a bunch of other stuff.
Sure, they might have to turn down a movie because Marvel's got them contracted to shoot at a certain time, but that would happen when signing for any movie.
Sure, they might have to turn down a movie because Marvel's got them contracted to shoot at a certain time, but that would happen when signing for any movie.
Or that could be after previous attempts to capture him have failed. Who knows?
Jest Chillin
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The contracts would stipulate what project basically has "dibs." This can be problematic because an actor could get an offer for a role, give a tentative yes, but be forced to turn it down if Marvel's filming schedule changes.. which we've seen can happen quite easily.
It's why actors are typically hesitant to sign big multi-film contracts when they're already well known. Because they could potentially be forced to pass on a project that's better or that they really really want to do, due to signing them.
Not really, but there's a horrible comic after Civil War when spidey went black suit and fought the Rhino. He was recalling a time where he was with Cap and then sees Cap beat the shit out of a rampaging Savage strength-level Hulk. At some point Cap was just using his bare fists.
That's a negative to any multi-picture deal, certainly. I've just seen the MCU singled out as if it does something differently. In fact, though you say Marvel moves their schedule around, that's not really true. It does happen, but they hold much tighter to their proposed schedule than pretty much any other studio out there.
Then again, there are benefits to a multi-picture deal...specifically that it's guaranteed work and exposure...and when the exposure is as big as each of the MCU movies have been, that's a damn good thing.
Jest Chillin
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It's definitely the drawback to any multi-picture deal. However most multi-picture deals aren't as long as Marvel's have been (3 is probably the most common but Marvel does 6 or more now for the ability to have cross-pollination), which is why Marvel's deals are considered a bit more negative.
The trade off being a lot of multi-picture deals don't actually see full fruition (see the majority of the Young Adult book-to-movie conversions) while Marvel's are pretty much a guarantee at this point. So actors really have to measure the work/exposure/desire against their ability to do other projects that may be more critically well received or just plain more in line with what they want to do.
But you're right, and I stated it previously, that the exposure is a big plus. Typically though, less known actors are more inclined to sign for multi-picture deals than established ones.
That's guy's IG/Facebook page rocks.
pseudocaesar
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Yeah I blanked on hulk i guess because he's never really been a true avenger in the comics .
That was quick.
Maaaan, Black Panther looks hella badass in this shot. It's like, yoooo. How can this suit look so good and be in motion at the same time. Shit. Wish I could run as badass as that in a suit.
Contradicts the rule of SLJ;
"Samuel L Jackson is in everything."
I'm curious as to how they did this shot, because Cap isn't exactly looking like he's holding back.
He definitely was.
He's not listed in the credits though.
Evans got dat top billing.
No Spidey?
Woke up early and couldn't go back to sleep
I know right? What form! Love that Panther.
SomedayTheFire
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Spidey will be a short cameo. No reason to put him in those credits.
Broken Joystick
At least you can talk. Who are you?
He'll likely be in there for about 5 minutes. It's not unheard of to keep people of of the credits for a surprise, but I think people are overstating his role in the film.
Yup, IIRC there were two versions of the script, one with and the other without Spider-Man, but the Russos said they could move forward with the one without as long as the Sony deal didn't go through. If the Sony deal came through while filming, they could switch over fairly easy. You can't do that if Spider-Man / Peter Parker is a big part of your movie.
Oh, I thought it was confirmed that he would be in the movie? Everyone keeps talking about his role like it will play a big part in the civil war
He is in the movie but since no one has seen the movie, we cant be sure how big his role is.
He definitely was.
He's not listed in the credits though.
Evans got dat top billing.
Henry Jackman huh....excellent.
Pai Pai Master
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People are just excited to see him. But don't expect more than one or two brief scenes with him.
matrix-cat
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Maybe they had Chris Evans chasing an actual sprinter stunt double in the BP suit? I don't know if Chadwick Boseman has done any track stuff, but whoever's in that gif can fucking move.
In the comics I always thought power-wise they were all roughly the same, but BP has far superior intellect (he's one of the smartest people on the planet) and a bunch of gadgets.
the actor was in germany leipzig (2-3 weeks of shooting i think), so he should be in the action/fight scene that takes place on the airport.
which raises some questions: what the hell is spidey doing in germany? we know from the trailer that the airport scene still takes place in germany, so maybe peter is on a schooltrip and joins the fight by accident?
that doesnt make sense. peter is what, 15-16 in this film? why would tony bring a fucking kid with him?
This would be the worst.
Having a smart ass kid around is handy, Tony found out in Iron Man 3.
Now I want to see Usain Bolt vs Captain America in a 100m dash.
I think Cap should hande Bolt easily
DonasaurusRex
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batman is a regular human being, so is DD , but his senses allow him to do things without hesitation, he's not guessing when he's dodging things we can't see he feels the stuff coming on the air. He has zero blind spots due to his 360 senses being greatly enhanced and no vision to process. Other than that he is just a olympic level athlete with no fear.
peanutbutterlatte
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Spidey's two minute cameo will be better than the entirety of the Raimi trilogy/Webb duology.
13 miles in 30 minutes, but he wasn't trying
Vampirolol
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No way, Spiderman 2 is miles better than any of the MCU movies, maybe Iron Man 3 is on par as a film.
I think Tony is more trusting towards a kid based on what happened in Iron Man 3.
Thats about 9 seconds for about 100 meter without trying.... Bolt needs 9,58 when he pushes to the limit.
Wow.
Nah, Spider-Man 2 is not that bad.
Pai Pai Master
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I wonder how much I'll hate this not-Zemo
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