I know William Hurt died. But before the MCU, there was Ang Lee's hulk. Ross was played by Sam Elliot. I didn't know Ross was red hulk. I never read hulk comics as a kid. I also know who those shit tier D+ villains are. But again, if Ross has red hulk powers, he doesn't need Captain Black America. And yeah, this is a straight up hulk movie.
You mean the movie whose entire Plot is Cap trying to save his friend while juggling his loyalty to that friend and Tony Stark, and how Cap forgoes his role as Captain America and leaves the avengers to go underground as Steve Rogers with his crew to escape the Sokovia accords. Thats not a cap movie?It's not like Cap 3 was a Captain America movie either.
yes, i know all of that. i saw both Hulk movies in the theater. i'll just say this one last time. why didnt they get Sam Elliot to reprise his Ross role since they cant use Hurt anymore? Elliot can play an MCU character even if he starred as a non Disney Marvel character. ya know, like Ryan Reynolds and Chris Evans have done.Ang Lee Hulk is a solo Universal Studio s property (its also a pretty okay roller coaster in Florida). If you havent watch "The Incredible Hulk", its the first MCU movie pre Iron Man with Edward Norton as Bruce Banner before being recast to Mark Ruffalo. William Hurt is Thaddeus in that and has Tim Blake Nelson who will be in this, Liv Tyler as Betty who is in this, and the bad guy is Abomination played by Tim Roth whose most recent cameo that I can remember was in Sang Chi. Its really not bad, I liked Norton in it, it just wasnt going to work out with him as an actor to do a cinematic universe thing with him
I'm far from the first person to call it Avengers 2.5, Cap is a framing device for the Avengers falling apart. I don't mean it as criticism of the movie.You mean the movie whose entire Plot is Cap trying to save his friend while juggling his loyalty to that friend and Tony Stark, and how Cap forgoes his role as Captain America and leaves the avengers to go underground as Steve Rogers with his crew to escape the Sokovia accords. Thats not a cap movie?
yes, i know all of that. i saw both Hulk movies in the theater. i'll just say this one last time. why didnt they get Sam Elliot to reprise his Ross role since they cant use Hurt anymore? Elliot can play an MCU character even if he starred as a non Disney Marvel character. ya know, like Ryan Reynolds and Chris Evans have done.
Im good with some things being dropped, and with Kang out they have to shuffle, but I know they are going to fuck this up bad. They were too far down a hole of habing no direction even with Kang, then having to completely change the whole path is wild.
I mean isnt the whole point of Shang Chi that he has rings from Kang? They arent going to drop that character, so now what?
Was browsing around, looks like they will deal with one of the unresolved storylines (Eternals Celestial thing)
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Appears to be its thumb or hand or whatever. They wont drop Sang Chi, like the character wasn't bad, and I kinda liked the movie till the stupid ending....I would have to re-watch if they indicated the rings came from Kang at any point or they will just change it from the comics.
It will be actual AdamantiumYeah, think Tiamat Island is supposed to be a source for some new/rare materials (something adamantium-ish, if not actually adamantium).
It will be actual Adamantium
I mean this is a storyline in the comics from 10 years ago at least. It’s not because of Evans..I think their biggest problem was that Chris Evans straight up told them he was done and not going cap anymore. Forcing them to pull the trigger on a storyline passing of the shield, or just recast and hand wave things (like the change to Harrison Ford).
I have a feeling is Chris Evans even hinted he would be willing to take the shield back up they'd bring him back in. They even have the storyline/plot device to do it easily. (In Endgame when they were attempting time travel and instead of pushing Scott Lang through time they "pushed time through Scott Lang" turning him into a baby... Just drop in old cap , push a few buttons... sap away 40 years and BAM.
But the problem is with the original Marvel movies (and I've spent far too much time talking to myself about this in the shower, but that's another story) is that they caught the lightning in a golden money shitting goose. They had some people making the films that honestly loved the source material (Jon Faverau on IM1 for instance), and they struck gold with generationally good casting decisions (RJD, Chris Evans, Hemsworth, ScarJo, even Benadryl Cumberbund as Dr Strange...). They then stuck to making movies out of comics and printed cash. Then they decided to walk away from all that when it came time to try to keep the train rolling with new faces. And we ended up with some outright bad casting (Brie McFlatass as Captain Marvel), bad overall direction (Feige stating he's creating the "MSheU"), and horrible writing (She Hulk writers who were openly proud of never having read any of the original best She Hulk source material?!?!?! Then literally made it so that the "real villainy" was anybody who disagreed with them.)
And what's worse is we'll watch this new Capt America movie (or I'll say others will watch as I don't have a desire/plan to yet) and in the back of our heads there will be the echos of "This would be so much better if at least they had a proper and real Captain America in it.."
I mean this is a storyline in the comics from 10 years ago at least. It’s not because of Evans..
The long-held acceptable release windows for blockbuster buster movies has basically been removed. Black panther and Deadpool were both released in February. Entirely unsurprising when you consider it makes way more sense to release against less competition than more. They also needed to get this out before the Thunderbolts movie a few months later.I don’t find it hard at all to hate captain diversity hire.
Why would they release a film like this in February?
At least on paper, Fantastic Four, Thunderbolts, and Blade are all going to be released in 2025 as well (so you need some spacing between films), and given the apparent massive size of the rewrites and reshoots that this movie has had, it is hard to imagine Captain Falcon's enemies don't factor into those movies, such that CF has to release before the rest of those films.Why would they release a film like this in February?
I don’t find it hard at all to hate captain diversity hire.
Why would they release a film like this in February?