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So, we all agree this version of the Avengers were idiots, right?
u/Theorycrafter2671 — 10 hours ago
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Who would be the victim of CW III?
If (and God forbid) we ever get a CW III, who do y'all think is gonna follow in Tony and Carol's footsteps and be written as fascist and have their reputation nuked into oblivion?
u/SpidaT45 — 9 hours ago
Will we ever see these characters again in the upcoming MCU movies?
u/ButterscotchMain7441 — 10 hours ago
Maya Hawke as tabitha smith boom-boom. Would really like to see her character in the new X-Men lineup somewhere or maybe secret wars like her comic debut lemme know thoughts.
u/cheesiestboy — 7 hours ago
Miranha, desenho pós filme
O que vocês acharam do filme? Eu quase chorei
u/Top-Style-8557 — 6 hours ago
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Mark Ruffalo on the set of Spider-Man Brand New Day.
• Tbh I really can't unsee Mark Ruffalo as Bruce Banner giving the ""Open the door now or I will efn end you" lvl vibes with this one.🤣💀
u/Ground_Breaker49 — 12 hours ago
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Shawn Levy’s Filmography - How Do You Feel About Him Directing ‘Ghost Rider’ Next?
With Shawn Levy officially set to direct Marvel Studios’ Ghost Rider starring Ryan Gosling, I took a look back at his filmography.
From Night at the Museum and Real Steel to Free Guy and Deadpool & Wolverine, Levy has worked across comedy, family films, sci-fi and superhero movies. He’s now also directing Star Wars: Starfighter before moving on to Ghost Rider.
Personally, I think Real Steel and Deadpool & Wolverine are probably the most interesting indicators of what he could bring to Ghost Rider. Real Steel especially shows that he can handle a surprisingly emotional story underneath a big genre concept.
With Ryan Gosling as Ghost Rider, what do you guys think?
Is Shawn Levy the right choice to direct Ghost Rider?
u/Signal-While-3794 — 19 hours ago
Can the Avengers (2012) stop Apocalyse and his four Horsemen? (Movies)
u/SmartPilot8094 — 19 hours ago
War Machine is way cooler in the comics than in the movies
Always was unimpressed of how they portrayed him in the movies. Kinda comes off as a wanna be/ insecure and not that useful. The comics are a very different story and he actually holds his own as well as having a good character arc.
u/AsGayAsCanBeExpected — 20 hours ago
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i drew all the originial avangers and ant man by memory, hope you like it, no ai
u/Fair_Lecture_3334 — 21 hours ago
One thing i want the mcu to do with storm is the choreography of her powers, they should make it look like traditional dancing mixed with wind movements, like in avatar.
Marvel has always had a way to re invent even the most basic powers , making namor look like he’s skiing in the air , Thor mixture of range and close combat with calling mjlonir. Shang chi martial arts look so different from regular fighting.
I think for storm to keep her truly seperate from her other iterations , i think her elemental powers should be reflected in her body movements, they could make it like a dance or something like what avatar does .
Not only would it slap aesthetically but it could be a way to develop her character as like maybe in the first x men movie she’s powerful but not omega level yet and she mostly uses her powers for improvised melee but as she grows overcoming her claustrophobia. Her power and movements expand into a larger scale.
What do you think
u/AlarmEmergency3464 — 13 hours ago