david icke
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What evidence is there that Fox would be interested in a co-production with Disney? Also why would Disney and Marvel want to give some of their profits on the film, just to get wolverine in? That makes no sense.
This argument has no facts behind it and very little common sense.
Evidence? Ok, why would Hmarrs be talking bets if there was evidence, this is all speculation, no different to many threads on these boards, harmless speculation that somehow has been getting more knickers in a twist than usual from some quarters, but Hmarrs has handled the outrageous detractors with good grace, so good on him.
Common sense?
If there are parts of my speculative arguments that you find have very little common sense I wish you would quote them and point the parts out to me that don't make sense, my arguments have been sound, and I find it telling that you have just thrown that out there without quoting any specifics at all.
How about this for common sense applied to the speculation?
I don't know if you're the type of dude/dudette who buys music in the CD format and then studies the writing in the inside sleeve, because very often there are guest appearances from multi-million selling artists, who are signed exclusively to different corporations and are forbidden to appear on other company's recordings, appearing as a courtesy on the other artist's recordings.
This is a mutually beneficial system the record companies have so that they can possibly attract fans of the other musicians to the records of their own. eg Slash appearing on a Lenny Kravitz record courtesy of Geffen Records.
There is no profit share, it is a common courtesy of mutual benefit.
Also, I cited the example of comicbook companies crossing over. In the early 80s George Perez drew about 20pages of a JLA/Avengers team up book before it was cancelled due to bickering between the companies. It was only resurected as an idea in the last 10yrs, and a new book was created.
Why? Because it was all down to the personalities running the companies, that is what these kind of things can come down to, petty bs.
If they can get past any competitive problems like that, anything is possible.
That wasn't a crossover, Jon Favreau was playing Foggy Nelson in Daredevil and was Happy Hogan in Iron Man.
Yes, as has already been pointed out on my behalf, that was a little joke. The actor also directed Iron-Man.
Just because actors and directors can choose to work for two different studios doesn't mean these studios will work together any time soon.
If Bruce Willis makes a movie with Fox and another movie with WB, doesn't mean Fox and WB will make a movie together.
Again, that was a joke, not a serious example I was citing.
You haven't answered the main questions, why would Disney and Marvel want to share their profits with Fox on this movie just to get Wolvie in the movie?
Who said anything about sharing profits? I have been talking about a mutally beneficial courtesy cameo system. Just like that record company example I cited, that is very common, and makes a lot of sense.
Fox allow Jackman a cameo in Avengers, so maybe a few Jackman fans make the effort to go see the film that otherwise wouldn't have, Marvel/Disney benefit.
So in return, Marvel/Disney allow Downey Jnr a cameo in a Fantastic Four re-boot, and Fox benefit from DJnr fans showing up who otherwise would not have.
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