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MCU: The Marvel Cinematic Universe Official Discussion - Part 5

Same here. The Avengers is their event movie series where the who's who of the MCU show up for that big crossover. Also, the Avengers have a long history of rotating team members/rosters in the comics. I don't know why they would not want to do that in the mcu. They aren't getting rid of it. A4 earned 2.6b and they aren't gonna put it in the backburner and have The Ultimates replace it.
 
Marvel Reportedly Done With The Avengers In The MCU
Not that site again. :dry:

I had a feeling it was going to be them but I thought people had stopped linking them. Another unnecessary click I gave them. :csad:

Grateful if people can say if a link is from there so I can ignore it, thanks. :cwink:
 
I suspect what you will see is Marvel pushing the idea the Avengers concept is dead so when it does return the reformation itself is a big dramatic event.
 
I doubt Avengers is going anywhere, just the roster will change.
 
A Thunderbolts film could provide a strong incentive for a reformed Avengers team. Ross, Ghost, Abomination, Hammer, Zemo and others get too heavy handed in their superheroing and the Avengers have to reassemble to shut that sh** down.
 
That site runs way too many big headlines with no proof to back up the scoops.
When anything happens they will be right because they have already claimed every possibility as a headline within the last couple of months! :D
 
When anything happens they will be right because they have already claimed every possibility as a headline within the last couple of months! :D

:funny: I actually think some sites play that game. "Look! We were right about this thing. We were wrong about 1000 other things, but We were right about this thing!"
 
Nothing in that statement says she's occult powered either. One could say any Mutant that shows up on Xavier's doorstep has no training in their powers either... Doesn't automatically make them magical/mystical/sorcerer/occult based.

Except its the perfect setup for Strange to show he is "the best of us" by defying a spiteful and amoral Agamotto.
 
Except its the perfect setup for Strange to show he is "the best of us" by defying a spiteful and amoral Agamotto.
Regargless whether or not you feel "it's a perfect set up" that statement by Feige says nothing one way or the other on the subject in regards to exactly what does or does not underlay her powers. What we know for certain so far in the MCU is that the Ifinity Stone Hydra had access to played a significant if not sole reason she has powers. That's all that's been given any play so far.
 

Who or what can Reeves be possibly being sought out to play? If any of you are well-versed in the Eternals(which I suspect is very few of the people posting in this forum) then may I ask for any suggestions/speculation on what role Reeves is being approached to play.
 

Who or what can Reeves be possibly being sought out to play? If any of you are well-versed in the Eternals(which I suspect is very few of the people posting in this forum) then may I ask for any suggestions/speculation on what role Reeves is being approached to play.
People seem to be suggesting Druig.

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I imagine he’s playing Druig, assuming this rumor turns out to be true.
 
Random question, but after EG, do we think Feige consider Agent Carter a canon part of his MCU?
 
Random question, but after EG, do we think Feige consider Agent Carter a canon part of his MCU?
Feige, no. But then again he has not gone out of his way to contradict what has been on the ABC Agents shows. Showing Steve go back to a house with a 40's era civilian automobile as the place setting thus allows for the Agent Carter episodes to have happened where as having her in WWII uniform would not have
 
Feige produced agent carter so if any show is MCU its that one.
 
They also included Jarvis so it should be assumed that it's part of the universe
 
Yeah Agent Carter is definitely canon.

I mean honestly all of the shows are until we hear otherwise... but AC in particular was Fiege’s brainchild.
 
Its better to look at them less from a "Are they canon or not" binary perspective, but a "How compatible are they" spectrum. Shows aren't either compatible or not, because not all compatibility issues are equally important.

Going by that standard? Agent Carter is high compatibility, with basically no issues fitting with the movies at all Cloak & Dagger and Runaways come next, having maybe a few implicit issues but nothing particularly problematic. Then comes the Defenders stuff, which are largely fine, but have tight ties together which makes the one truly important problem ( the Hand ) a problem for them all. Then comes Agents of SHIELD and Inhumans fighting for last place, as they both have dire compatibility issues in the multiple.
 
I think that Agents of SHIELD tried something that had never been done before, just as ground breaking as a 22 movie series following multiple lead characters. The integration of The Winter Soldier to the Turn, Turn Turn episode was truly new. Spending two episodes to be the equivalent of what Rogue One was to Star Wars to set up the initial Avengers raid on the Sokovia Hydra base was a thing of beauty.

But from that point with AoS having Coulson refurbish the battle damaged helicarrier for Fury on forward things started to fall apart. Ultimately concluding with the AoS show runners trying to guess how Infinity War would play out and missing in their reading of how the public movie trailers fit into the story.

That the Inhumans miniseries ignored what AoS had already laid down about the public reaction to Inhumans when in Hawaii and even the look of terrigenisis, maybe to save money on a cocoon, boggles the mind.
 

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