Bu-bu-but what about Agents of Shield and Iron Fist? What about Wong from Doctor Strange? Ha! Eat it, PROFF!
Also Ned in Spider-Man and Amanda Cho in Age of UItron!
Bu-bu-but what about Agents of Shield and Iron Fist? What about Wong from Doctor Strange? Ha! Eat it, PROFF!
Also Ned in Spider-Man and Amanda Cho in Age of UItron!
He's Atlantean, so why not?
I always had Zachary Quinto in my head myself.
It would be a great opportunity to finally cast an Asian actor in a more prominent, heroic role, however.
What do you think, does this deserve a own thread?
I mean, I don't think this means anything, but why not? Some nice props and we could discuss e.g. casting options there.
Dr. Michalakis was selected by Marvel Studios in August 2014 to consult on Ant-Man, he tells Inverse over the phone. In a blog post for Quantum Frontiers, Michalakis details the story of meeting the filmmakers, including Paul Rudd, and how he introduced them to the quantum realm, a crucial plot point in the film. What fans didnt know at the time is that the quantum realm will reverberate throughout the Marvel Cinematic Universe, including next years Captain Marvel.
Ant-Man bears ties to two other Marvel heroes: Doctor Strange (Benedict Cumberbatch) and Captain Marvel, who will debut next year. Ant-Man and the quantum realm teased Doctor Strange, which introduced mysticism and the multiverse. Michalakis wasnt involved in but did talk with the producers. I think they did a great job describing [the multiverse]. Where these other states exist concurrently with yours. You dont have to go somewhere else. Its not like theres another bubble universe out there, and you can travel to it or something.
As for Captain Marvel, Dr. Michalakis wasnt at liberty to talk in-depth. But he does hint that understanding the quantum realm will give a better understanding of Carol Danvers and her place in the MCU. This is exciting for the future. There are different ways that some of these ideas appear on-screen in a few years. Not just for Ant-Man, but also for Captain Marvel and all of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
Making a separate thread was a good way to bring the discussion in this thread to a screeching halt. Props.
I was about to mention the same thing. I knew as soon as we made a new thread again for such a small thing, that the new thread wouldn't get pages upon pages of in-depth discussion and at the same time we would kill it in here. Not mad about it at all, since I could care less, but I don't follow the logic in bringing discussion out of this thread every time there's something slightly interesting.
Its annoying because the DC thread is always filled with conversation, and I'll come back to this thread 2 days later and there's like 1 new page.Why does it matter where we talk about it, as long as we're talking about it? Plus, there are fans of those characters who don't check habitually in this thread that get to hear the gossip in a way they wouldn't have otherwise.
Totally bizarre thing to get weirdly passive aggressive about, Kree.
What difference does it make? The conversation on the Marvel topics is either happening here or in individual threads. I will never understand the obsession some of you have with where things are posted.Its annoying because the DC thread is always filled with conversation, and I'll come back to this thread 2 days later and there's like 1 new page.
I need to learn up on Beta Ray Bill. I've never read the comics, so I'm behind.
Ooh, you're in for a treat. Read Walter Simonson's run of Thor start to finish!
A fair shake means judging what we've seen, which (in my opinion) isn't very compelling. Seems really safe narratively.
What difference does it make? The conversation on the Marvel topics is either happening here or in individual threads. I will never understand the obsession some of you have with where things are posted.
This narrative that safe=bad is ugh
It looks like a really good Spider-Man movie. Everything after that is icing on the cake.
This narrative that safe=bad is ugh
It looks like a really good Spider-Man movie. Everything after that is icing on the cake.
If you feel that way, good. I don't think it looks better than the ASM trailers so far.
I was fine with it in the first movie, because it was setting up the world. But they really, REALLY wanted to hammer it into you about Pete's parents. Then again, ASM2 was trying it's goddamnedest to make a universe.