Civil War: The Movie

[Gotendbz-2]

I think it would be awesome if in 10 or 20 years they made a Civil War movie! I also wanted to ask if anyone here could make a Civil War live action trailer, because I would do it, but I cant get photoshop or any of that stuff.

Also, a poster would be cool t:

 

[Gotendbz-2]

Anybody?

 

[Max J Power]

I think a stright-to-video animated movie would be more conceivable.

 

[ShadowBoxing]

I hate the story in the comics, why would I want to see it ruin any other media.

 

[Dwarf lord]

I hate the story in the comics, why would I want to see it ruin any other media.

Truer words were never spoken

 

[incurock31]

It could never happen anyway. Marvel sold the rights to various characters off to a ****load of different companies.
The only company that could do a crossover movie event like that would be DC since all their characters are owned by Warners, whose executives are too busy jacking off to pictures of Batman and Superman to realize that there are literally dozens of other great characters to make movies about.

And Civil War sucks.

 

[The Geek Vault]

An Animated video would be nice.

 

[3dman27]

I hate the story in the comics, why would I want to see it ruin any other media.

well put

 

[The Geek Vault]

I don't get why people don't like the story...

 

[ord0g]

Well, the story isn't THAT bad but it's just another so called "Marvel event that will forever change everything that we have come to know and love...blah blah blah". I vaguely remember the last event...what was it again...oh yeah, House of M. Ended up that some mutants died and that somehow spanned dozens of comics.

 

[King Ruler]

It could never happen anyway. Marvel sold the rights to various characters off to a ****load of different companies.
The only company that could do a crossover movie event like that would be DC since all their characters are owned by Warners, whose executives are too busy jacking off to pictures of Batman and Superman to realize that there are literally dozens of other great characters to make movies about.

We're getting a Wonder Woman film, a Flash movie, a Deadman movie, and a Doom Patrol movie, but I see what you're saying.

And a Civil War movie will be the equivalent of "X-Men: The Last Stand".


Wolverine: Whose side are you on? *extends claws* Mine, right?

 

[3dman27]

We're getting a Wonder Woman film, a Flash movie, a Deadman movie, and a Doom Patrol movie, but I see what you're saying.

And a Civil War movie will be the equivalent of "X-Men: The Last Stand".


Wolverine: Whose side are you on? *extends claws* Mine, right?

any self respecting super hero" mr logan will you please keep those built in machettes to youself ?thank you verry much
i've always pictured a marvel character saying that to logan

 

[XwolverineX]

Civil War is crap to me, so no.

 

[Bishop2]

I'd rather eat 5 bowls full of steaming dog crap than see a Civil War movie.

 

[Chris Wallace]

Although this is not the first time this bad idea has been proposed, let's run it down:
1-there is no Super Hero Community in the movies, which the premise is totally dependant on.
2-as it stands, many of the principal players have yet to be introduced on film. There are no Avengers, much less New Avengers. There are no New Warriors. No SHIELD. There's no Cap. No Thor. No Spider-Woman. No Luke Cage. No Panther. Iron Man & Namor are still in early development stages. You wanna introduce them only to make them enemies?
3-Those who have are under different studios. This is yet another crossover proposal that ain't gonna happen.
4-the story, while entertaining, is just a bad idea. It hurts long-term continuity. The Registration Act is a bad idea. Superheroes supporting it is a bad idea. Superheroes opposing it w/no clear objective is a bad idea. (Not the opposition itself; as a black man living in America I can think of several laws that should've never come into being, & that were only defeated through active opposition. My problem is the way they're going about it. Fighting amongst themselves instead of taking it to the source. I'd expect this type of action from Magneto, not Captain America.) Spider-Man being Tony Stark's sidekick is a bad idea. UNMASKING SPIDER-MAN IS A BAD IDEA!!!!!!!!! Friends & LONGTIME allies turning on each other because they don't agree on a government proposal is a bad idea. Temporary amnesty for supervillains willing to help bring down non-regs is a bad idea. The FF dividing is a bad idea. CLONING THOR & TURNING HIM INTO A MINDLESS DRONE IS A BAD IDEA!!!!!!!
5-Iron Man's position has turned some fans against him. You wanna make people hate him as soon as he reaches the big screen?
6-it would confuse the hell out of the uninitiated. People who don't read comics on a regular basis like their superhero stories simple, not convoluted. There are far too many angles & agendas to put into a 2-hour movie.
7-There's still too much to do on the individual Marvel projects to even consider something that huge.
8-can you even imagine what the budget would be like? Spider-Man alone costs upwards of $100 mil to make. Then you add Iron Man, the FF & all those others? No studio's gonna shell out for that.
9-if I see the Iron Spider sidekick suit on a real live human being I'm gonna f'in' puke.

 

[drewr15]

I hate the story in the comics, why would I want to see it ruin any other media.

Couldn't agree more. Between this and crisis I think I'm skipping all future giant crossover events.

 

[Chris Wallace]

I overlooked the part of the opening post that suggested it be done 10 years down the road. It's still a bad idea. The individual projects should stay thus. I see so many posts clamoring for a crossover but I don't think it's been thought through. It'd be a big, convlouted mess w/no real entertainment value. No 10-year moratorium is going to change that. Hopefully, by then Quesada will be out & the new regime will want nothing to do with anything he's done. Civil War is not the kind of "event" that should be immortalized. It's one that, like the death of Superman or Spider-Man Chapter One, should be glossed over & ultimately forgotten.

 

[Hypestyle]

interesting.. the whole series would have to finish before conceiving a script, though.. and of course, it couldn't really be as "long".. If they condensed it to a 70 minute feature like they've been doing so far, it wouldn't work. It would have to be two 90 minute features. With that in mind, an animated mini-series might be the best, like 13 episodes. but that would be a big undertaking.. for a story in which people "know" the ending (by then)--

 

[auzi]

There's got to be a CIVIL WAR movie, i would love to see that !!!

 

[Ben Urich]

There's got to be a CIVIL WAR movie, i would love to see that !!!

Maybe Santa Claus will bring it for you.

 

[Chris Wallace]

Along with a unicorn.
The most I could see is a video game, & even that would be a bad idea.

 

[Gotendbz-2]

A Civil War game would be cool!

 

[Chris Wallace]

Hmmm-maybe. If it were set along the lines of part action/part fighting game, the way Marvel Nemesis is. But w/multiple characters, like X-Men Legends. And you could choose whether you were pro-reg or anti-reg. Then any hero you defeated could become playable.
AND SPIDER-MAN DIDN'T WEAR THAT GOD-AWFUL SIDEKICK SUIT FOR THE ENTIRE GAME!!!!

 

[Chris Wallace]

That said, I still have no interest in a movie.

 

[Kardoman]

10 or 20 years????
Why wait that long????