2012 Kevin Feige Interview on Deaths in MCU:
Apparently it was Feige who had planned for Coulson to die before he even brought in Whedon.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cN1V3H96g70
At the end of the interview, Feige said the reason for deaths in the MCU is it makes things unexpected, and based it like watching Game of Thrones - not knowing who lives.
He then laughed when the interviewer said he was going to put an online petition out to bring Coulson back to life, and ended by saying "you do know in the comic books, anything is possible."
#Quicksilver Petition anyone?
You guys are crazy. Quicksilver's death made an impact for a lot of people. Maybe not everyone, but there were tears in my theatre. On top of that people screaming "no!" or gasping.
So while it doesn't have the impact if say Widow or Stark died... it was still a great scene that got a reaction.
The numbers crunched also shows a surprising amount of support for Quicksilver (Aaron Taylor-Johnson). In North American and global sectors, the new villain dominated the conversation over Ultron (James Spader), who seemed to take over only the European market. Sorry, Spader. Although Loki (Tom Hiddleston) was nowhere to be found in “Avengers: Age of Ultron,” he still cropped up in more than 9 percent of the global conversation centered on the baddies.
Despite the background added to his character, social media didn’t have much to say about Hawkeye (Jeremy Renner). The Avenger archer appeared in only 8 to 9 percent of online talk.
Audible gasps followed by stunned silence both of the times I saw it so far. I felt the impact for sure. I'd like for his to stay a meaningful death more than I'd like to see him return.
These type of social media surveys have to be taken for what they are worth.
They just counted up the number of mentions of each character. Quicksilver is obviously going to get a lot of mentions since he is the only one to die. But this doesnt tell us if people actually liked him or not.
Wow but no Boltz at least the other one had some type of it on the side.However are you sure that's not a concept for the first one.![]()
"Wha, you didn't see that coming?"t:
Let's be honest for a minute. If Quicksilver becomes very popular among moviegoers, then Marvel will bring him back. Also, at one time, Feige was either denying or being coy about the existence of the real Mandarin in the MCU, and then Lo and behold it was revealed that the real Mandarin did exist in the MCU. And according to this recent article about the most popular Avengers from the movie, Quicksilver was pretty popular with American moviegoers.
http://www.ibtimes.com/avengers-age...erica-most-popular-hero-latest-marvel-1909294
And speaking of that poll, it looks like Hawkeye is still the least popular of the 7 main original movie Avengers despite his added (IMO) boring as hell generic Hollywood movie background.
Gotcha.I'm not 100% sure this isn't a concept for earlier in the film, but this is the most proper suit in the concept art that's been released. I have to assume this is what we would've seen had Pietro lived.
Once somebody gets their hands on the Art of Age of Ultron book we'll get confirmation.
EDIT: the book layout seems to have the concepts in chronological order, with Scarlett Witch's and Quicksilver's final costumes being the last piece of art displayed for each character. So yes, that most probably would've been his final suit.
Your so really and I think we all know that we just like to Vent and that's what they want to know if Quicksilver is worth it and when they see our response on these Blogs they get a sense.Sort of like a Poll.Let's be honest for a minute. If Quicksilver becomes very popular among moviegoers, then Marvel will bring him back.
Audible gasps followed by stunned silence both of the times I saw it so far. I felt the impact for sure. I'd like for his to stay a meaningful death more than I'd like to see him return.
I went into the movie thinking that either War Machine or Hawkeye would bite the bullet. Thought it was genius how Hawkeye's own character arc in the film was basically that he was the most likely one to die. Still was caught by surprise by Quicksilver let out an audible "ahhh, son of a b****" to my friend next to me.
Pietro's death got a good reaction of my theater as well. My wife even let out an audible "oh no!," and she isn't even in to comics/these movies apart from sharing them with me.
It was effective, but might could have been more effective with another reactionary scene or two.
It was never explained but we have to assume Stark used his brain patterns to create Ultron.
I think these brain patterns you are talking about were used from the scepter....so that's why it doesn't make sense..