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It does "spoil" that
But that's not exactly twist or surprise, just something that progresses Cap's arc in the movie.
Peggy Carter died
I haven't watched newest yet. your spoiler both excited and confused me.Man this arc is dumb.Of course the Inhuman Nuke, who would of thought..
I wish Agents had better writers.
Canatus the tie in was just a reporter saying the Super Human registration act is in. Same shit that is in the commercials.
This is actually part of the problem I see with the show. As they've tried to find their own plots and story arcs they are at the point of only being connected to the rest of the MCU by a very thin veil. And they definitely don't manage the same level of humor and action that make most of the movies enjoyable (Yes, I said MOST.. I'm looking at you IM3, and you too AoU). Especially since they're apparently still running with the "keeping shield a secret even from the Avengers" bit going. And this to some degree goes both ways, since the movies don't integrate or mention things going on in this series. Maybe I was just expecting too much.think of this show as really good fan fiction for the marvel movies, then you're able to enjoy it.
Last I heard the Russo brothers were undecided as to whether or not to include them in Infinity Wars. There's already a ton of characters they have to work with, so drawing in characters who might not be established to the movie-going audience might be too much of a detour. Personally, I'm hoping they can include some sort of small cameo showing the television characters involved in the fight against Ultron since it'd make the scope feel a lot bigger. It'd make it feel more like when all the comics have a huge crossover event like Secret Wars, particularly if its impact could be felt within those shows.Will The Marvel television characters or storylines ever appear in the Marvel movies?
Kevin Feige: I think its inevitable as we're plotting the movies going forward and they're plotting the shows. The schedules do not always quite match up to make that possible. Its easier for them, because they are more nimble and faster to produce things, which is one of the reasons you see the repercussions of Winter Soldier or Age of Ultron in the shows. But going forward as there continues to be more shows and casting such great actors as they have, particularly with Daredevil, that may occur. But a lot of it is, by the time we start doing a movie they might be midway through (filming) a season and by the time the movie comes out they'll be done with their second season and starting a third season. So finding timing on that isn't always easy.
Aye they don't have to do much really. If something like the first avengers were to happen again just cut to a couple of minutes of the netflix guys defending their part of town and move on. Don't even really need much if any dialogue. Just a pan over of other goings on.So sayeth Feige:
Last I heard the Russo brothers were undecided as to whether or not to include them in Infinity Wars. There's already a ton of characters they have to work with, so drawing in characters who might not be established to the movie-going audience might be too much of a detour. Personally, I'm hoping they can include some sort of small cameo showing the television characters involved in the fight against Ultron since it'd make the scope feel a lot bigger. It'd make it feel more like when all the comics have a huge crossover event like Secret Wars, particularly if its impact could be felt within those shows.
But really, if I had to settle for anything, I'd love seeing D'Onofrio's Kingpin show up in a Spider-Man movie.
This I would , quite literally, pay money to see.But really, if I had to settle for anything, I'd love seeing D'Onofrio's Kingpin show up in a Spider-Man movie.