That can be^^You may not have intended it but that statement comes across as though it's more or primarily based on Infinity.
I'd be more than fine with them introducing a version Thanos' posse, like in Infinity.
Masterpiece. Best super Amazing Sci-Fi Story.Is Infinity any good? I literally spotted a copy at my local bookstore this afternoon and debated with myself whether it was worth picking up.
Wait, what?
I didn't know they confirmed that? I think saving a whole movie for mini-bosses and one for Thanos is a smart idea, but I thought the best version of that would be bringing back all the people killed by Infinity Stones as the mini-bosses e.g. Red Skull, Ronan, Christopher Ecclestone, Ultron, and the two that'll be killed by Time & Soul.
That would be a kickass idea but the realities of film production would basically make it impossible.
Like, not only would you have to persuade Weaving, Eccleston etc not to just phone it in for a paycheck, but that would be EVEN MORE money to spend on actors' salaries and not on the actual filming of the movie.
I'm sure it would be a pain in the ass to negotiate but I don't exactly think its been a coincidence that all the villains that have coincidentally been killed by Infinity Stones are B-list / C-list actors barring Weaving. Lee Pace has stated he'd love to return as Ronan, and I have no idea about the others. I think the main point that obfuscates things is that, we don't know what is in the contracts the villain-actors sign. A lot of the heroes outright say how many films they've signed on for, but the villain-actors have said absolutely nothing of the sort. Tim Roth mentioned they signed him on for three movies back in 2008, so if you take that as the model, it might not be a huge reach to say guys like James Spader, Lee Pace, Chris Ecclestone, Soul Gem victim, Time Gem victim, and a recast Red Skull have at least two movie contracts with an option for more.
Personally, if they do go with this, it would pretty much blow everyone's minds and give Marvel a serious chance to redeem their lackluster bad guys. Imagine in Infinity War, it begins with Thanos building his squad of:
- The Red Skull
- Malekith
- Ronan
- Ultron
- Skurge (?)
- Kaecillius
to rain hell on the Earth to conquer it in his name. And then once, the Avengers kick their asses, Thanos himself comes to Earth along with Captain Marvel & the GOTG and things get set-up for Part II.
Who knows what they actually have planned, but I'd like to dream that this is what we'll be getting.
Masterpiece. Best super Amazing Sci-Fi Story.
This would be lame. Introducing the Black Order would be better. I wanna see Panther knock Black Dwarf the fuck out.
Also: really hoping Infinity War does not contain any mind-controlled Avengers fighting their friends, also.
I am fine with this. I just want Quake, Daredevil and Iron Fist in the Infinity movies.agents of shield will never, ever be required viewing for understanding a plot point or even a single line of dialogue within a marvel movie, but it's honestly *healthier* for the TV shows to be able to stand on their own (see: the netflix shows) than for them to serve as an adjunct to the films anyway
I hope this is what we get.I'm sure it would be a pain in the ass to negotiate but I don't exactly think its been a coincidence that all the villains that have coincidentally been killed by Infinity Stones are B-list / C-list actors barring Weaving. Lee Pace has stated he'd love to return as Ronan, and I have no idea about the others. I think the main point that obfuscates things is that, we don't know what is in the contracts the villain-actors sign. A lot of the heroes outright say how many films they've signed on for, but the villain-actors have said absolutely nothing of the sort. Tim Roth mentioned they signed him on for three movies back in 2008, so if you take that as the model, it might not be a huge reach to say guys like James Spader, Lee Pace, Chris Ecclestone, Soul Gem victim, Time Gem victim, and a recast Red Skull have at least two movie contracts with an option for more.
Personally, if they do go with this, it would pretty much blow everyone's minds and give Marvel a serious chance to redeem their lackluster bad guys. Imagine in Infinity War, it begins with Thanos building his squad of:
- The Red Skull
- Malekith
- Ronan
- Ultron
- Skurge (?)
- Kaecillius
to rain hell on the Earth to conquer it in his name. And then once, the Avengers kick their asses, Thanos himself comes to Earth along with Captain Marvel & the GOTG and things get set-up for Part II.
Who knows what they actually have planned, but I'd like to dream that this is what we'll be getting.
It's probably been said in here before, but I have a theory on Doctor Strange. Strange will be the surgeon that removed Stark's arc reactor and shrapnel from his chest. Just my theory based on seeing a Stark letter envelope in the Doctor Strange Lego set.
Ah. Stoopid me. Detail I forgot about. Been a couple of years since I watched IM3. Thanks!No, it was a Chinese doctor who operated on Stark in IM3.
I'm sure it would be a pain in the ass to negotiate but I don't exactly think its been a coincidence that all the villains that have coincidentally been killed by Infinity Stones are B-list / C-list actors barring Weaving. Lee Pace has stated he'd love to return as Ronan, and I have no idea about the others. I think the main point that obfuscates things is that, we don't know what is in the contracts the villain-actors sign. A lot of the heroes outright say how many films they've signed on for, but the villain-actors have said absolutely nothing of the sort. Tim Roth mentioned they signed him on for three movies back in 2008, so if you take that as the model, it might not be a huge reach to say guys like James Spader, Lee Pace, Chris Ecclestone, Soul Gem victim, Time Gem victim, and a recast Red Skull have at least two movie contracts with an option for more.
Personally, if they do go with this, it would pretty much blow everyone's minds and give Marvel a serious chance to redeem their lackluster bad guys. Imagine in Infinity War, it begins with Thanos building his squad of:
- The Red Skull
- Malekith
- Ronan
- Ultron
- Dormammu
to rain hell on the Earth to conquer it in his name. And then once, the Avengers kick their asses, Thanos himself comes to Earth along with Captain Marvel & the GOTG and things get set-up for Part II.
Who knows what they actually have planned, but I'd like to dream that this is what we'll be getting.
It could be those guys and it'd be pretty awesome. I've thought for a long-time that Red Skull isn't dead...but they'd have to get a new actor to play him. Hugo Weaving wasn't that thrilled to come back.
I've always thought Dormammu would be positioned like the Thanos of the mystical side.
And I think that recasting the Red Skull is going to be Marvel's first big recast for a role. Skull's a huge part of Cap's world and he needs to return sooner rather than later to the films. Of course, Marvel could cop out and use a modified version of Sin but I hope they do recast to gauge audience reaction to the concept of recasts.
I'm sure it would be a pain in the ass to negotiate but I don't exactly think its been a coincidence that all the villains that have coincidentally been killed by Infinity Stones are B-list / C-list actors barring Weaving. Lee Pace has stated he'd love to return as Ronan, and I have no idea about the others. I think the main point that obfuscates things is that, we don't know what is in the contracts the villain-actors sign. A lot of the heroes outright say how many films they've signed on for, but the villain-actors have said absolutely nothing of the sort. Tim Roth mentioned they signed him on for three movies back in 2008, so if you take that as the model, it might not be a huge reach to say guys like James Spader, Lee Pace, Chris Ecclestone, Soul Gem victim, Time Gem victim, and a recast Red Skull have at least two movie contracts with an option for more.
I've always thought Dormammu would be positioned like the Thanos of the mystical side.
And I think that recasting the Red Skull is going to be Marvel's first big recast for a role. Skull's a huge part of Cap's world and he needs to return sooner rather than later to the films. Of course, Marvel could cop out and use a modified version of Sin but I hope they do recast to gauge audience reaction to the concept of recasts.
Yeah, but I'm sure Marvel care enough about their actors that they'd be willing to accomodate their desire to exist their universe if they so please. Weaving's hypothetical role for IW could end with him getting the exit he indicated he wanted. It's always better to get an actor who is hungry to do the role justice than stick with one who isn't particularly connected to it.I believe Hugo Weaving stated that he wasn't really interested in reprising the role, and he doesn't think Marvel would force him to, but contractually he is obligated to appear if they so demand it.
You must have forgotten The Hulk, but even that was after Rhodey, and many may not have noticed.... but Thanos as well.
Yes, I think they have to. Tony and crew won't be around forever, although that one will be the hardest.
I'm really not sure how big they'll make Dormammu, could go either way, but I doubt he dies in the film.
After Thanos, there's only a handful of crazy guys--Doom is one, but obviously can't have him yet. They could take the ballsy option and build towards Secret Invasion or Incursions...and fight a fake Justice League.
Straight into my veins.
Every trailer I see I'm reminded of the class of actors this movie has. Then I realise that Ragnarok and Spider-Man are of the same level and it blows my mind. Phase 3 Marvel is crazy.
Every trailer I see I'm reminded of the class of actors this movie has. Then I realise that Ragnarok and Spider-Man are of the same level and it blows my mind. Phase 3 Marvel is crazy.
I mean, Spider-Man: Homecoming has a lot of great young actors. But Michael Keaton (& maybe Angourie Rice thanks to her stellar performance in Nice Guys) aside, I'm not sure if I'd put their cast on the level of Doctor Strange or Black Panther.Every trailer I see I'm reminded of the class of actors this movie has. Then I realise that Ragnarok and Spider-Man are of the same level and it blows my mind. Phase 3 Marvel is crazy.
I mean, Spider-Man: Homecoming has a lot of great young actors. But Michael Keaton (& maybe Angourie Rice thanks to her stellar performance in Nice Guys) aside, I'm not sure if I'd put their cast on the level of Doctor Strange or Black Panther.
Oh definitely. All of the young actors involved with Spider-Man: Homecoming definitely have the potential to go places with their respective acting careers. I look forward to seeing how they grow as actors & actresses going forward.I think in a few years we will, though.
Yeah, but I'm sure Marvel care enough about their actors that they'd be willing to accomodate their desire to exist their universe if they so please. Weaving's hypothetical role for IW could end with him getting the exit he indicated he wanted. It's always better to get an actor who is hungry to do the role justice than stick with one who isn't particularly connected to it.
Doctor Strange has the most stacked cast of the MCU. It is obviously Feige's favorite child.
Black Panther is a close second, but Panther has the added bonus of a better director behind it.
I mean, Spider-Man: Homecoming has a lot of great young actors. But Michael Keaton (& maybe Angourie Rice thanks to her stellar performance in Nice Guys) aside, I'm not sure if I'd put their cast on the level of Doctor Strange or Black Panther.
I think in a few years we will, though.
You guys had the conversation for me, that's incredibly convenient!Oh definitely. All of the young actors involved with Spider-Man: Homecoming definitely have the potential to go places with their respective acting careers. I look forward to seeing how they grow as actors & actresses going forward.
Yeah that is a bit insane. He's been the backbone of the MCU and a megastar since, really.It's funny looking back at Iron Man and RDJ was the riskiest member of a main cast that had:
Gwyneth Paltrow
Terrence Howard
Jeff Bridges
Damn good cast.
http://comicbook.com/2016/08/10/winter-soldier-confirmed-for-avengers-infinity-war/
http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/heat-vision/captain-america-actor-sebastian-stan-918302
Sebastian Stan as Winter Solider is confirmed to appear in Avengers: Infinity War.
Great, he's going to get a vibranium arm upgrade... only to have that ripped off by Thanos.
Weve been coming up with the story, just turned in a treatment, but its so preliminary. Well see. We have an idea of what it might look like, but it could change a lot from where were at now. So I dont really know. Theres not really anything concrete I can tell you.
Rudd on why Ant-Man/Wasp was MIA at SDCC
Goddamn, I hope it's an exploration movie. Have Scott and Hope explore the microverse. Bring back Cross as the villain but now even more deranged, have Jan be alive, and make it a rescue mission. That would also give a plausible reason not to involve any other Avengers and make it feel very different from the rest of the MCU lineup.
Oh, that sounds nice. Marvel's own Fantastic Four mo--Goddamn, I hope it's an exploration movie. Have Scott and Hope explore the microverse. Bring back Cross as the villain but now even more deranged, have Jan be alive, and make it a rescue mission. That would also give a plausible reason not to involve any other Avengers and make it feel very different from the rest of the MCU lineup.
Yeah, this.Peyton Reed showing Fox what a Fantastic Four movie is suppose to look and feel like.
Would love this.
Oh, that sounds nice. Marvel's own Fantastic Four mo--
Yeah, this.
Just needs more family dynamic.
Hey, Scott's daughter is totally up for a dangerous adventure, right?
This actually sounds very appealing.Luis is babysitting Cassy and the two accidentally wander into the test site and get stranded in the microverse as well. Hijinks ensue!
that's just the plot of honey I shrunk the kidsLuis is babysitting Cassy and the two accidentally wander into the test site and get stranded in the microverse as well. Hijinks ensue!
And I think that recasting the Red Skull is going to be Marvel's first big recast for a role. Skull's a huge part of Cap's world and he needs to return sooner rather than later to the films. Of course, Marvel could cop out and use a modified version of Sin but I hope they do recast to gauge audience reaction to the concept of recasts.