Marvel Cinematic Universe Movie Thread

[TheRealSy90]

Right. But characters have been able to “teleport” between different worlds very quickly for a while now. Like Thor between Asgard and Earth for example. Or Dr. Strange just opening a portal up. So she could have been transported to earth at any time during the other fights that have happened. Just seems like a plot hole of sorts to me. Like Fury didn’t think any of the other earth threatening fights were quite bad enough to summon her? Lol either way I’m stoked for the future movies still.


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[Dutchmalmiss]

Originally Posted by TheRealSy90

Right. But characters have been able to “teleport” between different worlds very quickly for a while now. Like Thor between Asgard and Earth for example. Or Dr. Strange just opening a portal up. So she could have been transported to earth at any time during the other fights that have happened. Just seems like a plot hole of sorts to me. Like Fury didn’t think any of the other earth threatening fights were quite bad enough to summon her? Lol either way I’m stoked for the future movies still.


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She doesn't have the ability to teleport. Thor can only transport people that are in contact with him. Strange, according to the MCU, had only met Thor prior to Infinity War aka he was kind of a hermit. We'll probably find out why Captain Marvel is MIA in her movie in about 10 months.

[pacotaco345]

Plot twist, Captain Marvel disappeared with the other half of the universe. The beeper vibrates, but buzzing and beeping cannot be heard in the vacuum of space as it floats endlessly through the cosmos. 2 years later the beeper is caught in Titan's gravity, where Tony finally finds it. He uses the materials in the beeper to repair his suit. Tony attempts to make the trip back to earth but upon his return earth has reverted back to a non-technological state. Much like the world in Horizon Zero Dawn. Tony wanders the Earth for 20 years then dies of disentary just like Oregon Trail

[exitspeed]

Originally Posted by pacotaco345

Plot twist, Captain Marvel disappeared with the other half of the universe. The beeper vibrates, but buzzing and beeping cannot be heard in the vacuum of space as it floats endlessly through the cosmos. 2 years later the beeper is caught in Titan's gravity, where Tony finally finds it. He uses the materials in the beeper to repair his suit. Tony attempts to make the trip back to earth but upon his return earth has reverted back to a non-technological state. Much like the world in Horizon Zero Dawn. Tony wanders the Earth for 20 years then dies of disentary just like Oregon Trail

Lol. That’s funny.

[greddy2die]

Originally Posted by TheRealSy90

Right. But characters have been able to “teleport” between different worlds very quickly for a while now. Like Thor between Asgard and Earth for example. Or Dr. Strange just opening a portal up. So she could have been transported to earth at any time during the other fights that have happened. Just seems like a plot hole of sorts to me. Like Fury didn’t think any of the other earth threatening fights were quite bad enough to summon her? Lol either way I’m stoked for the future movies still.


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Well you also have to consider that they didnt start planning Captain Marvel until what, 2013? So there are bound to be plot holes on where she's been & not fighting in all the other battles. She was never written in etc. This upcoming movie will likely fill in most of the "plot holes" etc & explain where shes been.

[simmode1]

Been avoiding this thread since I was late seeing the movie, but I finally saw it Friday... Woooo BOY! That was fun! It lived up to the hype.

On Captain Marvel... this is Carol Danvers we're talking about. The same one who spent years in a coma after having her energy drained by Rogue. It's a long shot, but I'm hoping that may be how her absence is explained and maybe how we get introduced to Mutants and the X-men in the MCU...

[Felipe]

Play as Thanos in fortnite... Nice move fortnite

[exitspeed]

DP2 reviews are mostly positive. Going next Monday morning.

[SochBAT]

So in this picture that Peter posted, you can see two additional members.

The one in the back I assume it is Feral. The one sitting in between ShatterStar and Bedlam is invisible but you can clearly see the ass cheek imprint.

[exitspeed]

Shatterstar was one of my favorite characters to draw when I was a kid.

[DidierAubin87]

Deadpool is a joking character I've seen, he is not a superhero but I think he also is not bad guy

[exitspeed]

http://m.ign.com/videos/2018/06/06/s...ficial-trailer

This looks awesome.

[simmode1]

^^^Yes, first piece of Marvel Animation to look like its worth a damn in FOREVER. DC animation been running things, but this might turn that around.

[exitspeed]

Originally Posted by simmode1

^^^Yes, first piece of Marvel Animation to look like its worth a damn in FOREVER. DC animation been running things, but this might turn that around.

The Ninja Batman movie is supposed to be amazing. It’s too bad they can’t find that same magic with their films.

[simmode1]

Originally Posted by exitspeed

The Ninja Batman movie is supposed to be amazing. It’s too bad they can’t find that same magic with their films.

Every person I've talked to about Batman Ninja said it was a very expensive looking pile of shit. The trailer never enticed me in the first place, so I wouldn't know for myself.
I couldn't get past the title calling Batman a ninja, but dressing him in more samurai styled armor, clothing and weaponry. Irks the shit outta me.

[exitspeed]

http://m.ign.com/articles/2018/03/25...n-ninja-review

IGN thought very highly of it.

[simmode1]

Yeah, I saw that review. Meh. I trust my gut and my friends opinions more.
Besides, I just don't care. It's looked like a super gimmicky, polished turd from the very beginning to me.

I also saw that DC has a Manga line out. Reminds me of when Marvel tried this like 20 years ago. Injected this much Japanese influence into American comics just rubs me the wrong way.

[FaLKoN240]

I watched it. It's essentially DC giving the reins to the Japanese and letting them make an over done version of an anime with DC characters.

It was entertaining to say the least.

[exitspeed]

http://m.ign.com/articles/2018/06/20...to-713-billion

Fox has reportedly accepted Disney’s $71b bid.

[LoneStarSilvia]

I get the feeling one day Disney is going to develop its own army and just take over the world.

[simmode1]

Originally Posted by exitspeed

http://m.ign.com/articles/2018/06/20...to-713-billion

Fox has reportedly accepted Disney’s $71b bid.

I'm hearing that the fight isn't over yet. Comcast still has time to counterbid. Also rumor has it that the New Mutants are being delayed over and over again so that it can be positioned as the first MCU Mutant film.

In other news, I'm WAAAAY more excited about the next Antman movie than the first one.

[greddy2die]

Figured I'd bring this thread back up to the top.

Who else saw the movie this past week? I for one really liked it. Without spoiling it for anyone that hasn't seen it yet, I know there has been some people that didn't like the way they ended certain things or didn't expand on how a certain character evolved but in the end it was (to me) a great way to end something they've built up for years & bring in the next phase of the universe.

[Corbic]

I like how everyone says it's the end, but Disney is still going to be pumping out 2-3 movies a year.

Spiderman is out in July.

[d_nice]

Bump cool thread

[feito]

Arent you all tired of marvel or just super hero movies in general after about two decades of about 6 movies per year? Shit. The original iron man movie must have been the last super hero movie i enjoyed, after that, shit got old fast (not a comic book guy i should add).
On a side note, i watched Green Book this past weekend. Hadnt enjoyed a new (ish?) movie so much in a while.

[exitspeed]

Originally Posted by Corbic

I like how everyone says it's the end

It's the end of Phase 4 and the Infinity Saga. No one is saying it's the end end.

Originally Posted by feito

Arent you all tired of marvel or just super hero movies in general after about two decades of about 6 movies per year? Shit. The original iron man movie must have been the last super hero movie i enjoyed, after that, shit got old fast (not a comic book guy i should add).
On a side note, i watched Green Book this past weekend. Hadnt enjoyed a new (ish?) movie so much in a while.

It's been essentially 11 years for this story arc. Fuck no I'm not tired of this shit. These movies are my childhood dreams come to reality like I never thought would be possible.


I saw it first thing Sat morning. Totally epic and actually a LOT of surprises. The first 1/3 of the movie totally caught me off guard (although in hindsight I should have expected it to feel that way). I think as a conclusion to the Infinity Saga it was everything I wanted it to be. I appreciate that they spent 3 hours and tied up virtually all the stories. No lie, I was fucking ballin the last 30 min or so. No fucks given.

Between Endgame and The Long Night, last weekend was probably the most epic weekend of entertainment I may ever get to experience.

[kanyedian]

Originally Posted by feito

Arent you all tired of marvel or just super hero movies in general after about two decades of about 6 movies per year? Shit. The original iron man movie must have been the last super hero movie i enjoyed, after that, shit got old fast (not a comic book guy i should add).
On a side note, i watched Green Book this past weekend. Hadnt enjoyed a new (ish?) movie so much in a while.

Haha I feel you on that. They are entertaining movies at least. But I prefer to learn something from a film. To take a different perspective on things, etc. These just seem to be entertainment for entertainment's sake. Which is fine of course. But it probably also explains why I haven't been to a theater in over six years

[Corbic]

Originally Posted by feito

Arent you all tired of marvel or just super hero movies in general after about two decades of about 6 movies per year? Shit. The original iron man movie must have been the last super hero movie i enjoyed, after that, shit got old fast (not a comic book guy i should add).
On a side note, i watched Green Book this past weekend. Hadnt enjoyed a new (ish?) movie so much in a while.

I'm fucking exhausted from it. I want something new and original.

I'm tired of endless prequels, sequels, side stories and tie ins.

[kanyedian]

Another sharknado perhaps

[Dutchmalmiss]

Originally Posted by exitspeed

Between Endgame and The Long Night, last weekend was probably the most epic weekend of entertainment I may ever get to experience.

Fuck. Yes.