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I’m not sure if the Flash will even make its date.
Going by the current trajectory of things, I assume things will go the way you hope they would.I didn't realize how close together Batman and Spider-Man are. Personally, I hope Spider-Man does better just to see poster superherro's head explode.
I would’ve been hyped for it if James Gunn had stayed gone. Oh well.Honestly, the one I'm most hyped for is GOTG3 especially if Thor appears.
Fixed.Honestly, the one I'm most hyped for is GOTG3 especially if Silver Surfer appears.
Yeah, No love for Strange 2? That's probably my top
Hoping they let Derrickson go really crazy this time, and Wanda's involvement has me hyped
This time, I will only enjoy one of them.Meh, Spider-Man will probably do better because it's riding off two well-received movies and has the MCU behind it. While The Batman is a brand new take that has to win back some of the audience after the last iteration.
The roles are actually going to be reversed now compared to the last time a Spidey and Batman released in the same month.
The cape was fun.Doctor Strange was my least-favorite of all of Marvel’s origins, so nope, can’t muster any hype for that one either.
I don't particularly need Cumberbatch's off brand Tony Stark after I've had a good bye to the original.
Yeah, No love for Strange 2? That's probably my top
Hoping they let Derrickson go really crazy this time, and Wanda's involvement has me hyped
This time, I will only enjoy one of them.
What? May I ask what do you have against Gunn? Not a fan of his work, I take it?I would’ve been hyped for it if James Gunn had stayed gone. Oh well.
Nope. His brands of both humor and sentiment come across as very try-hard to me. And don’t get me started on his handling of female characters (not just in GotG). I was very much looking forward to seeing these characters in someone else’s hands, but then they hired him back. Oh well. While I’m sure I’ll see GotG3 because I can’t say no to space adventure, I’m not remotely looking forward to it, and SS2 might actually be the first CBM in a long time that I just I skip in theaters altogether.What? May I ask what do you have against Gunn? Not a fan of his work, I take it?
Perfection.It’s been confirmed by Matt Reeves that the Batman will not be a origin story.
Was it handled poorly by everyone? SureThe shows, especially Agents of Shield, Agent Carter, and the early Netflix stuff, were clearly and repeatedly referenced as being connected to the MCU. They had references, they had actors coming from the films, it was literally the main marketing push for the early shows. Whether or not they were reflected in the films is pretty damn irrelevant when we were told over and over they were connected. This isn't a one-sided fake high school relationship. It's a company promoting one of their products being connected to another of their products, regardless of Feige's personal feelings about Perl-nutter.
After a while, yes, we all got the feeling that they weren't as connected as promoted, which was a damn shame and made many fans feel like they had been lied to. But even then, we were getting excuses about "how hard it is to line up production schedules" and still teasing that it may happen at some point. So by making this statement that "for the first time" they'll be connected, confirms that Marvel systematically lied to its fans to boost the ratings of an unrelated TV project.
Then, like you say, we come to the actors. Some got implicit promises that they might one day make the jump. But every actor, especially the Netflix characters, did amazing work with their characters, way better than anything DCTV is putting out. So what he said is a subtle dig, yes, and he never said the actors did a bad job; he still threw shade though, and devalued the projects these people worked on for many years. And if they choose to recast any of these characters for the "Real MCU TV" it will be the final slap in the face.
I'm not saying Feige was all "f**k these people those shows sucked", but he still devalues their work, and fans patience. And it shows that Marvel was acting deceptively, primarily the film studio, as they are the ones who let fans believe in the interconnected nature of it while knowing in their heads "yeah we're never gunna touch that stuff"
The signs were on the wall for us to see, but its still kinda crap that he now admits this was always how it was gunna be.
I don't particularly need Cumberbatch's off brand Tony Stark after I've had a good bye to the original.