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Looks like an old G/F of mine.
just put me off figs for a while.
"The Hollywood Reporter brings word of a director shortlist for Marvel Studios’ upcoming Captain Marvel. Among the names said to be up for the Captain Marvel director chair include Niki Caro (director of Whale Rider and Walt Disney Pictures’ McFarland, USA), Lesli Linka Glatter (primarily a director of television with episodes of The Walking Dead and Homeland under her belt), and Lorene Scafaria (director of The Meddler and Seeking a Friend for the End of the World). The trade notes that it may still be some time before Marvel makes a decision on who will finally helm the long-awaited movie."
http://www.comingsoon.net/movies/news/760619-captain-marvel-director-shortlist-revealed#ROCAzc7yiaml6YiX.99
That's solid talent they've got ready to take this on.
Joe Russo Says Steve Rogers Isn’t Captain America Any More
http://www.comingsoon.net/movies/trailers/762543-open-your-mind-for-a-doctor-strange-sneak-peek-video#ISSjzgrK5U6dwpc8.99
This newly released deleted scene between T'Challa and Natasha where T'Challa pretty much outwits and puts Nat in her place is typical black panther.
The Shocker, hmmm ? That could be interesting.
They fought in the comics a few times, and Spider-Man once made Hulk turn back into Bruce Banner just by telling him a joke! :))
I just re-watched Civil War. Overall, it's a very solid film. The Russo Brothers continue to raise the bar for Marvel films. But I have to agree with you @fire_and_ice, the airport fight does seem to clash with the rest of the film, particularly the flow. I don't feel the sequence really added much to the story. And that's fine, not every scene needs to, but if that's the case, I don't think the scene should be 15 minutes long. Hell, Falcon read my mind when he said to Cap mid-fight "This isn't the real fight" so when the scene was over, I found myself thinking "Cool, back to the story now".
It's great to watch the Airport scene though even Scarlet Witch says to Hawkeye that he was pulling his punches, a death at the end of the scene would have really given it extra weight I think.
http://www.slashfilm.com/doctor-strange-runtime/
http://www.comingsoon.net/movies/news/765003-josh-brolin-arrives-for-avengers-infinity-war-rehearsals#0vM5F6PzUSbbtCmi.99[/b]
The budget for "Suicide Squad" was $175 million dollars. It has earned at least $679.4 million dollars so far.
Are you being paid by Disney/Marvel? Why has it come down to the public being forced to choose between Marvel and DC Comics? Why is it that people cannot simply appreciate the characters and stories from both comic book worlds? That's a lot to appreciate and I feel that we should be grateful for it.
Sometimes people get too caught up with their preferences and end up pitting one side against the other, kind of like the whole east coast/west coast hip hop feud back in the mid 90s.
Other times and what is mostly the case is, people tend to gravitate to what they perceive as being more interesting and where they get the most enjoyment from. There are about 5 to 6 comic book movies alone that come out in one year and these can be costly visits. No one wants to waste money on garbage and as it turns out, Disney/Marvel have a much better reputation with their movies than WB/DC does and that's the fault of WB/DC themselves. I've posted in tge DC thread an article where Geoff Johns essentially concedes that they messed up and shit the bed and by the looks of things, they're going to largely continue making the same mistakes.
Make a great movie that focuses on story telling and respecting these great characters and they'll do well. The first Christopher Reeve superman film is a great movie and adjusted for inflation made $1.1 Billion. In 2008 and 2012 WB/DC made over a $Billion respectively with the critically acclaimed TDK and TDKR films; so what's the problem? The problem is many people are dissatisfied with WB/DC's approach in how they're making these movies. One doesn't need to read an article from their Studio heads to tell us what is already evident. There's no clear vision, they've employed a flimsy adhoc strategy, they built this universe on the back of Snyder and they got greedy, trying to join the $Billion club without putting in the work to ensure people enjoy these movies enough to not just get to a $Billion but to walk away with a tidy profit and the necessary goodwill to make them a worthy and exciting contender instead of being regarded as the "Transformers" of the comic book movie genre. It really is a mess over there and that report featuring comments from Geoff Johns only serves to highlight that tbh.
That being said, I love all these characters and Superman (Reeve) is my hero, my guy and those 2 Donner films capture the essence and magic of who the character is but lately WB/DC have given audiences a reason to lose hope and faith in them and to be angry and show a dislike for the brand because they're the ones not doing their jobs properly. It's hard and in most casrs not possible to appreciate something that is so obstinately adhering to failing on the most fundamental level. Disney/Marvel do not have this major problem.