Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
the thing is though fox like, marvel, sony and wb know that they have to get the general audience to like these comic book characters
I didn't say anything about making the characters less likeable, though.
You can write a likeable version of a character whether they were likeable in the comics or not, without going too far away from how they're portrayed in said comics.
X-Men’s Wolverine and Avengers unite as Disney & Fox Close Deal!
Originally posted by -Pr-So then why freak out if the MCU gets their hands on the x guys ? I personally was never excited for the xmen or their villains. I want the FF and their baddies. I also really want the Surfer and Galactus. Oh yeah Annihilus too.
I'd be worried about that too.Can't say I agree, but okay.
I wasn't talking about spotlight.
I've been saying since I came to this site that Fox has largely been doing X-Men wrong. Literally before you even registered.
Originally posted by quanchi112
So then why freak out if the MCU gets their hands on the x guys ? I personally was never excited for the xmen or their villains. I want the FF and their baddies. I also really want the Surfer and Galactus. Oh yeah Annihilus too.
I'm not freaking out, so calm down. I'm just tempering my expectations for the X-Men, having been burned so many times in the past.
I actually think they're far more likely to excel with the F4 and their villains than they would with the X-Men. And the MCU could do with a bit more sci-fi so them coming over is a good thing imo.
Originally posted by -Pr-I assure you I'm calm and not tearing the house up. Trust in Feige.
I'm not freaking out, so calm down. I'm just tempering my expectations for the X-Men, having been burned so many times in the past.I actually think they're far more likely to excel with the F4 and their villains than they would with the X-Men. And the MCU could do with a bit more sci-fi so them coming over is a good thing imo.
Originally posted by quanchi112
I assure you I'm calm and not tearing the house up. Trust in Feige.
Mhmm.
Originally posted by CPT Space Bomb
I know fox was in the works (supposedly) on a standalone Doom movie... I hope the MCU does their own independent Doom movie....that would kick so much ass.
I'm not even a huge fan of Doom, but I'd trust Disney more than I'd trust Fox to do it justice.
Originally posted by -Pr-
I didn't say anything about making the characters less likeable, though.You can write a likeable version of a character whether they were likeable in the comics or not, without going too far away from how they're portrayed in said comics.
meh..
Originally posted by Inhuman
X-Men’s Wolverine and Avengers unite as Disney & Fox Close Deal!
hugh is already being rumored to appear in avengers 4...
https://www.cosmicbooknews.com/hugh-jackman-rumored-return-wolverine-avengers-4
Originally posted by BruceSkywalker
meh..hugh is already being rumored to appear in avengers 4...
https://www.cosmicbooknews.com/hugh-jackman-rumored-return-wolverine-avengers-4
shrug
Originally posted by quanchi112
I pose this question which director would you fans of Doom trust.
Any good director, really. It's less about the director and more about the story about why we haven't seen Doom and the Fantastic Four in the MCU yet if they're soon going to be introduced. Here's my pitch:
Takes place after the events of Infinity War.
Victor Von Doom has spent a great deal of time in Latveria, both leading the resistance against the corrupt royal family, and later, building the country into a utopia. He has already have designed and donned his power armor, mastered sorcery, etc, and he is solely interested in improving his home country and cares nothing about all the crazy shit that has been going on with the rest of the world. Aliens, Norse gods, sentient A.I, HYDRA, vibranium and shrinking technology does not interest him. In fact, Latveria has been shielded from all threats for a long time via something like Doctor Who's transduction barrier.
Anyway, Latveria under Doom's leadership is a repressive state along the lines of North Korea. It is a pariah on the world stage, listed dead last on the Universal Human Rights Index. Barely any information gets in or out about the country, which explains why nobody has referenced how advanced scientifically Latveria has become. The thing that causes Victor to come out of hiding is Reed Richards, his old college rival, who in light of what Thanos and several other worldwide catastrophes within the last ten years has publicly announced that he and his family will be the first people to walk on Mars as a test run to begin the human colonization into space so hopefully there will be a chance of humanity's perpetual survival. Reed has designed a ship that will get his family to Mars and back in a fraction of the time it would normally in the real world. Doom seethes with jealousy as he watches the space launch on television. Thanks to a shielding problem, Reed and company come back mutated by cosmic rays, of course, and later establish themselves as well loved superheroes, and an alternative to the Avengers which causes a jealous Victor to decide to attack them out of petty jealousy. He goes to New York with no particular goals in mind except beating the shit out of them and sending their souls to Hell. I have a great image in my head of a furious Victor just wailing on The Thing with his power armor clad fist over and over again, with Susan Storm coming to Ben's rescue at the last second.
Originally posted by ImpedimentI think the best option would be for Marvel to green light one more wolverine movie and bring Hugh Jackman back one last time, and then you have Wolverine go into an alternate dimension and find himself inside Dr. Strange’s Sanctum Sanctorum.
If this deal happens and the X-Men officially come into the MCU, I hope that Hugh Jackman will return as Wolverine. I want to see Wolverine vs Hulk on the big screen very badly.