I'm pretty sure how its worded is just live action, so they actually could make shows with their characters if they wanted. Sony would have to find a channel or have it be an online/Playstation show if they made a Spider-Man. But Fox could make a show of Mutants or Fantastic Four characters and put it on their network. And Universal (Comcast) could do the same with Namor.
At the same time Marvel can not use them in anything live action.
I'm pretty sure they're giving Daredevil one of these series because he's not getting a movie.
Netflix already signed a deal with Disney last year giving them exclusive streaming rights to Disney films (Including Marvel, Star Wars, etc). I wonder if this tv deal was a part of that or a separate agreement. And I wonder if Disney isn't angling to buy Netflix outright in the future?
Does anyone else think that it's going to go...
2015 - Daredevil (Netflix)
2016 or 2017 - Dr. Strange (movie)
2016 - Jessica Jones (Netflix)
2017 - Luke Cage (Netflix)
2017 - Iron Fist (Netflix)
2018 - The Defenders, featuring Dr. Strange (Netflix)
This is what I would like to see.
1. The Daredevil series on Netflix as a way to reintroduce the character, leading into the Defenders mini series, but mostly to serve as a prelude to a Daredevil Movie.
2. Luke Cage, Iron Fist and Jessica Jones all to have their own series on Netflix, leading into a defenders mini series and then Luke Cage and Iron Fist returning together for heroes for hire with Jessica Jones guest appearing periodically throughout the show.
3. A Doctor Strange movie, leading him into the Defenders Mini Series, and then returning in Avengers 3, and Doctor Strange 2.
4. Marvel to regain the rights to Namor (if they don't already have it), and for him to get his own movie.
5. Hulk to appear in Avengers 2 and 3 as well as at least one more solo film, but would prefer 2 more.
6. Marvel to regain the rights to the Fantastic Four within the next 5 years or so and with it to regain the rights to the Silver Surfer. With it I would like to see the Fantastic Four Vs. Doctor Doom for Fantastic Four 1, then a Silver Surfer origin Movie, leading into Fantastic Four 2 with the Coming of Galactus (Sure I know it was done before, but lets face it that it was done poorly and if done correctly it would be incredibly awesome).
7. From there lets say about 7 - 10 years from now we can have a roster change similar to what has been discussed with introducing new characters to the Avengers, and some of the more street level Defender's like (Luke Cage and Iron Fist) can be replaced by some of the more classic characters like Namor, Hulk, and Silver Surfer for a Defenders movie with Doctor Strange being the connection between both teams.
or at least something to that effect. So, that would be my dream, but I am sure I will settle for whatever we get and so far things are sounding very awesome.
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The Daredevil/Luke Cage/Iron Fist/Jessica Jones stuff could be to set up for a Heroes for Hire type series in The Defenders. Not really sure why they chose Jessica Jones. Though I suppose it wouldn't be Marvel without taking a risk. I like the idea.
I think it'd be fun (i've said for a while) if they were set in the 1970s/1980s. To avoid clashing with the modern day movies and also add a spin on it we haven't seen from the MCU.
I agree with whoever said The Defenders series should/could follow up a Dr. Strange film. But mostly I think he'll be big screen with The Avengers tbqh.
But I'm very worried about the budgets for these things. idk... Agents of SHIELD has me jaded.
I would love to see at least one DD shot where he's falling, like this.
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Also, I wouldn't be opposed to him wearing the black and red suit.
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The last scene of the movie had him falling like that and was a recreation of that cover.
I wonder if DD will start off in his yellow and black costume or will he go straight to the iconic red. In the Fox DD movie he went straight to red, but that's perhaps because they didn't have time to have all these costume changes. In a series, he could start off in one early costume and change later to a red one.
The last scene of the movie had him falling like that and was a recreation of that cover.
Since they are only 13 episodes or whatever, I'm hoping for one decent action scene in each episode.
I can only hope lol.
So what are they defending Hell's Kitchen from? Kingpin or someone similar? The Hand?
Bad chefs who don't meet Gordon Ramsay's high standards.