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Captain Avengers: Civil War starts shooting - Cast and synopsis confirmed
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ohgodohgodohgodohgod don't tease me like this you sonuvabitch unless you're green ass is gonna be fighting in that war
Broken Joystick
At least you can talk. Who are you?
Vision and Wanda had a baby
BronsonLee
Member
That's not a prize I want!
BP is literally the MacGuffin Man!
...Ruffalo wtf you on about
PIMPBYBLUD
Member
I just found out my coworkers husband is a cinematographer for this movie..I'm legit jealous. He's been texting her all day about how cool RDJ is. I asked her to get some pictures soon so hopefully I can post something, if he's able to. ATL represent.
SketchTheArtist
Member
I've had this scenario in my head for a while now.
In Civil War, the government, with Stark's help, sends Banner in space since he's too much of a threath on Earth. Guardians of the Galaxy 2 is Planet Hulk (they haven't announced a subtitle yet like every Marvel movie). Then they all come back to Earth in Infinity War.
Makes too much sense.
Too much indeed, Gunn shot down the idea :-(
SketchTheArtist
Member
I don't believe him.
Also, they've been building up Banner/Hulk's character in Ultron where he's still going on the run and I'm sure they won't go the same route as the Avengers 1 or Incredbile Hulk where he's hiding in Brazil or India. It's too redundant.
Also, having Hulk as a supporting role would make sense since he's the hardest out of all those heroes to do a stand-alone film for.
I dunno. It's such a perfect storm of story elements and beats that fits into the entire saga. It all comes full circle with a reason for the Guardians to go back to earth. They stumble upon Hulk in the colloseum, they might be prisonners there, they need Hulk's help (he comes from earth as does Star-Lord so there's a connection). If he helps them, they have to bring him back to earth in return and he might drop some Infinity Stones knowledge on them in order to motivate them to also go to earth.
It would have happened in Age of Ultron if that was true.
Falchion
Member
I thought Winter Soldier was better than both of the Avengers movies and I'm thinking the same thing will be true for Civil War.
SketchTheArtist
Member
Well, not before the government starts to meddle in superheroes affair in Civil War. They've been teasing more and more (Iron Man 2 and Winter Soldier) that the government's patience is starting to run out with heroes and collateral damage. They could use Hulk's rampage in South Africa as a reason for him to be a threat that needs dealing with.
Ein Bear
Member
I really hope they tone Black Panther down a lot for the movies, the character is insufferable in the comics. He's all the worst aspects of 'prep-time Batman', but instead of being a haunted man in shitty Gotham City, he's simultaneously the king of a perfect paradise on Earth.
Easy fix - Banner turns into a hobo. He falls asleep inside a rocket that J Jonah Jameson Jr pilots. It crashes. JJJ writes a think piece demanding all homeless people be killed.
James Gunn has a strict "No Humans From Earth Besides Star-Lord" policy, it's why Richard Rider wasn't in the film despite being in the initial draft by Nicole Perlman & the one given to James Gunn after a number of rewrites. Not to mention that Marvel gave James Gunn a free pass to do whatever he wants with Guardians 2 after the success of the first one, so I doubt his policy is gonna change.I don't believe him.
Also, they've been building up Banner/Hulk's character in Ultron where he's still going on the run and I'm sure they won't go the same route as the Avengers 1 or Incredbile Hulk where he's hiding in Brazil or India. It's too redundant.
Also, having Hulk as a supporting role would make sense since he's the hardest out of all those heroes to do a stand-alone film for.
I dunno. It's such a perfect storm of story elements and beats that fits into the entire saga. It all comes full circle with a reason for the Guardians to go back to earth. They stumble upon Hulk in the colloseum, they might be prisonners there, they need Hulk's help (he comes from earth as does Star-Lord so there's a connection). If he helps them, they have to bring him back to earth in return and he might drop some Infinity Stones knowledge on them in order to motivate them to also go to earth.
TacticalFox88
Banned
Fuck no. Absolutely not.
I want the salty ass tears of the racist shitheads on Fox News crying crocodile tears that a nation in Africa is vastly more powerful than Murica
SketchTheArtist
Member
Well, we all know that Marvel wants and needs to force certain elements in those movies to make bridges and connections with future scenarios. Not saying it won't be the case for Guardians 2 but there are two or three story beats that needed to be in Ultron to make connections with future movies. Even if they're well-presented, they're not really needed to tell the story they wanted to tell in Age of Ultron.
Nah I'm Good.
Killa Sasa
Member
My relationship with info about this movie, summated in one gif.
Oh god...
Edgar Wright was also given free pass, look how that turned out
- James Gunn has already proven himself to Marvel Studios. At most they'll make him add a Thanos scene or two, but that's it. If I recall, the Marvel Studios execs thought Gunn's script outline was "risky", but let him do it anyway.
- Edgar Wright is a tricky case, more so given how long he took to get Ant-Man into production.
And because of Gunn, we have the Captain Marvel/Black Panther combo.
Thatonemoor
Member
I still don't know what "creative differences" lead to Wright leaving the film anyway. Was it marvel being restrictive creatively or was it just Wright being upset over certain changes they made?
FunkyPajamas
Member
NOPE.
Is not our fault that batman sucks at his job.
Gunn didn't take 8 years to deliver tho'.
My wild, unsubstantiated guess is that everything is a product of Wright taking so damn long. Marvel let him continually delay production and when Wright finally got to it, Marvel insisted on a several changes to better incorporate into phase 2 and 3 seeing as how a lot had changed since their initial pitches. Wright refused and Marvel cut the cord.
FunkyPajamas
Member
If they didn't tone down Stark I don't see why they should tone down BP. And I love assholish Stark.
Orbis Tabula
Member
I know this is going to sound completely crazy, given all the insane, sci-fi tech and weird magic we've seen existing in the MCU, but the idea of them shooting the Hulk into space just seems...weird. Like, for some reason, despite all I've seen happen, that would be the thing that made it too hard for me to suspend my disbelief. I just can't imagine that happening in these movies.
Not that I think it would be bad. I don't really know about that. It's just the kind of thing that would finally make me go "Really?"
Not that I think it would be bad. I don't really know about that. It's just the kind of thing that would finally make me go "Really?"
Broken Joystick
At least you can talk. Who are you?
Rickelodeon
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http://www.latino-review.com/news/a...man?utm_source=twitter.com&utm_medium=twitter
LR is claiming Asa Butterfield as Spidey is a done and complete deal. It's them so like always take it with a grain, but i was rooting for him out of all the contenders so i can dig it if it is true.
LR is claiming Asa Butterfield as Spidey is a done and complete deal. It's them so like always take it with a grain, but i was rooting for him out of all the contenders so i can dig it if it is true.
Miles Quaritch
Member
Is there anyone left who hasn't been confirmed as being in barring Thor for obvious reasons?
Seems they pretty much have almost every MCU character showing up in this in some form...crazy.
No man, I love BP but that's bullshitNawwwwwwwwwwwww
Surfer should be able to obliterate him literally by flexing nuts. It's like BP keeping Hulk in that lock
FunkyPajamas
Member
What if Hulk isn't literally shot into space but rather stranded there? Perhaps in the middle of IW 1 or 2 they have to go to space and the ship Hulk is in gets blown up or something and he's stuck in a derelict space ship or something.
That doesn't quite explain why he's pissed when he gets back, but it's a possibility.
You know, I think I understand what you mean. It's not that there's no tech/magic/etc to do it in the movies, it's that I think it's a bit silly. Like... what was the plan? To shoot him into space and hope he just floats out there forever? Doesn't sound like a smart thing to do. They probably know at this point Hulk won't die out there, so it'll only make things worse.
Chris Evans looks skinnier hear.
DrForester
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I get the feeling we're all going to wish Civil War was two films when all is said and done.
Glass Rebel
Member
BP is gonna beat Clint up so bad he'll show up in Justice League.
I'm gonna guess Ruffalo's tweet was about Spidey being cast than Hulk being in the movie.
There was *one* delay in production, four years ago, that Marvel allowed because they didn't consider Ant-Man a priority.
There was *one* delay in production, four years ago, that Marvel allowed because they didn't consider Ant-Man a priority.
Hayley Atwell just posted this on her Twitter.
Y u do this? ;-;
Probably doesn't have to be as big as "normal" since he has on a bunch of clothes.
Just_myles
Member
... Quite Frankly,
I more excited to work with Clef(CW) than I am Puff(A2).
I more excited to work with Clef(CW) than I am Puff(A2).
I thought the delay for World's End was the second time *shrugs*
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