AgfromHOU said:
Spider-Man is one of the top 3 most popular superheroes in comic book history. FFH will do much better than Ant-Man and the Wasp (which wasn't a good movie). Wouldn't be surprised if it does better than Homecoming, which made a lot of money.
TCTTS said:
IF - and that's a big IF - this multi-verse angle turns out to be true, I think that might be a bridge too far for me. Time travel is one thing, but once we open up this cinematic universe into infinite universes, it all starts to lose a little weight and consequence for me. It's just too much. That, and especially on the heels of Into the Spider-Verse, we're potentially doing kind of the same thing here as well??? Is that now a Spider-Man franchise prerequisite? With Into the Spider-Verse, that was the whole conceit, and it worked phenomenally well, obviously, but to introduce that into the MCU... no thanks.
That said, yeah, SURELY this is a ruse put on by Mysterio, as that's his whole thing.
I think everyone understands that, but it works in comics when there's hundreds of characters, many of whom, have been around for over 50 years.Living Legend said:TCTTS said:
IF - and that's a big IF - this multi-verse angle turns out to be true, I think that might be a bridge too far for me. Time travel is one thing, but once we open up this cinematic universe into infinite universes, it all starts to lose a little weight and consequence for me. It's just too much. That, and especially on the heels of Into the Spider-Verse, we're potentially doing kind of the same thing here as well??? Is that now a Spider-Man franchise prerequisite? With Into the Spider-Verse, that was the whole conceit, and it worked phenomenally well, obviously, but to introduce that into the MCU... no thanks.
That said, yeah, SURELY this is a ruse put on by Mysterio, as that's his whole thing.
To people understand that there has been multiple universes for years in BOTH Marvel and DC? This isn't something just made up for the movies...
Living Legend said:TCTTS said:
IF - and that's a big IF - this multi-verse angle turns out to be true, I think that might be a bridge too far for me. Time travel is one thing, but once we open up this cinematic universe into infinite universes, it all starts to lose a little weight and consequence for me. It's just too much. That, and especially on the heels of Into the Spider-Verse, we're potentially doing kind of the same thing here as well??? Is that now a Spider-Man franchise prerequisite? With Into the Spider-Verse, that was the whole conceit, and it worked phenomenally well, obviously, but to introduce that into the MCU... no thanks.
That said, yeah, SURELY this is a ruse put on by Mysterio, as that's his whole thing.
To people understand that there has been multiple universes for years in BOTH Marvel and DC? This isn't something just made up for the movies...
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I am sure it will be, given its timing, but a small part of me also wonders to what extent MCU fatigue is setting in for some people since many of us got a sense of closure with Endgame.
ChimbosAg said:
Question. In the trailer Fury drops the line "***** please". How is that appropriate for a trailer?
Not that I care that they curse in the movies, but advertising on public television/social media? I laughed when he said it, but found it odd that it cleared for the trailer.
ChimbosAg said:
Question. In the trailer Fury drops the line "***** please". How is that appropriate for a trailer?
Not that I care that they curse in the movies, but advertising on public television/social media? I laughed when he said it, but found it odd that it cleared for the trailer.
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I am sure it will be, given its timing, but a small part of me also wonders to what extent MCU fatigue is setting in for some people since many of us got a sense of closure with Endgame.
I have no idea what % of MCU consumers I may represent, but this is exactly where I am at. I'm a casual fan who has kids that typically enjoy MCU. But my interest is checked out post End Game.
That's not a knock on this film or the MCU or really a knock on anything. I was on the hype train for the Avengers based story every since 2012. Not being a comic book/super hero fan in general, I'm done. It would take something epic to get me reinvested. Wondering out loud what % of MCU fans feel that way as well now that Stark is dead, CA changed his arc, Thanos defeated, etc.
i think spidey is arguably the most popular marvel character right now and holland is arguably the most popular actor in the MCU right now. i'd be stunned if marvel drops the ball and doesn't extend its deal with sony to keep them both available for MCU films.bangobango said:
And spiderman isn't even Disney, so it is going to be interesting to see how comfortable they are using him a lot more than they are already.
Juan Solo said:
Marvel can make appearances inside Disney parks on the west coast. It's the east coast, where Universal owns park rights.
That would be dope.... It is Mysterio that causes Wolverine to slaughter the X-Men in the Old Man Logan series....mazag08 said:
What if in this this post snap world, he's actually a good guy? We keep waiting and waiting and waiting for the reveal..
And he ends joining the Avengers only to be the main villian in Avengers 5 and tears them apart form within.
"You gotta be ****tin' me."Brian Earl Spilner said:
The Multiverse was already introduced in Dr. Strange. At the end of the movie, Wong says "You might have a gift for the mystic arts, but you still have much to learn. Word of the Ancient One's death will spread through the Multiverse. Earth has no Sorcerer Supreme to defend it. We must be ready."Living Legend said:TCTTS said:
IF - and that's a big IF - this multi-verse angle turns out to be true, I think that might be a bridge too far for me. Time travel is one thing, but once we open up this cinematic universe into infinite universes, it all starts to lose a little weight and consequence for me. It's just too much. That, and especially on the heels of Into the Spider-Verse, we're potentially doing kind of the same thing here as well??? Is that now a Spider-Man franchise prerequisite? With Into the Spider-Verse, that was the whole conceit, and it worked phenomenally well, obviously, but to introduce that into the MCU... no thanks.
That said, yeah, SURELY this is a ruse put on by Mysterio, as that's his whole thing.
Do people understand that there has been multiple universes for years in BOTH Marvel and DC? This isn't something just made up for the movies...
