The Marvel fil that you'd like to see?

[Iron Man™]

In your highest opinion, which Marvel characters do you think could have there own movie?

 

[kaijunexus]

http://www.superherohype.com/forums/showthread.php?t=238722

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[venomadness]

In your highest opinion, which Marvel characters do you think could have there own movie?

Venom, for the love of god!!! And no damn Topher!!! I mean a full on story of Eddie Brock's trials and tribulations.

 

[Iron Man™]

http://www.superherohype.com/forums/showthread.php?t=238722

10 threads down. TEN.

Sorry man, I just wanted to hear people's ideas is all.

 

[Ben Urich]

Venom, for the love of god!!! And no damn Topher!!! I mean a full on story of Eddie Brock's trials and tribulations.

Venom is possibly the worst thing to come out of the 90s.

 

[Iron Man™]

The film that I want to see out of them all, is Black Panther.

 

[Ongie]

A spin-off film that focuses on J. Jonah Jameson's wild, hidden life as an adult film star.

 

["Iron Man"]

Humor: Doc Ock spinoff....=live tentacle dancing.

Serious: Spider-Man 4-6, a Daredevil reboot, Iron Man, Captain America, Black Panther (Snipes, please!), Nick Fury, The Incredible Hulk (thank god), Ghost Rider, and Namor.

 

[venomadness]

Venom is possibly the worst thing to come out of the 90s.

Give me a good reason that you think so, otherwise your a doosh bag...

 

[3dman27]

iron fist the living weapon
the sons of the tiger

 

[Kable24]

Wasn't Venom in the 80's? Carnage was the 90's and a very bad idea, but there are far worse things that came out of the 90's like most of the characters Rob Liefeld created.

I would love to see a Deadpool movie with the villain being Taskmaster
2 more Punisher movies before getting his own tv show on HBO still with Tom Jane playing the character.

 

[Ben Urich]

Give me a good reason that you think so, otherwise your a doosh bag...

Learn to spell *****e, ****rag.
Venom is a poor character. He's just a big ball of ugly with no good qualities at all. He's lame.

 

[venomadness]

Learn to spell *****e, ****rag.
Venom is a poor character. He's just a big ball of ugly with no good qualities at all. He's lame.

Well then, doosh bag, what character would make a good movie...and...lame is not a good answer.

 

[Union Jack]

union jack
captain britain
captain america

 

[CConn]

Captain America and Deadpool are the two I'm most interested in.

Although, I must say, if I heard news of a really noir-ish DD movie being made by a really apt director, I would be as excited about that as anything.

Well then, doosh bag, what character would make a good movie...and...lame is not a good answer.

"A big ball of ugly with no good qualities at all" isn't a good answer either. Ben can be quite intelligent about things he likes. Shame he seems to lose all of that insight on things he doesn't.

 

[Ben Urich]

The 90s were a period in comics where everyone on both sides (DC is guilty, too) was trying to capitalize on the dark tone of the best two books to come out of the 1980s - Dark Knight Returns and Watchmen. As a result, you get lame "events" like the Death of Superman and the Clone Saga along with shallow, "dark", "brooding", characters like Venom and Spawn. There's nothing appealing about seeing Spider-Man fight an alien symbiote; part of Spidey's appeal is that most of his villains are, like Batman's, costumed, dangerous lunatics. Batman doesn't have any extraterrestrial villains (not since the Silver Age, anyway) and neither should Spidey.
I suppose you could argue that Spidey needs some alien baddies because he is metahuman, but then I'd argue that Peter Parker is about as down-to-earth as comic heroes get (apart from the supermodel wife) and he needs villains who are likewise earthbound - not former friends corrupted by evil alien goo.
I hope that was a bit more intelligent, CConn. Sorry if I seemed a bit immature earlier.

 

[Spider - Man]

Humor: Doc Ock spinoff....=live tentacle dancing.

Serious: Spider-Man 4-6, a Daredevil reboot, Iron Man, Captain America, Black Panther (Snipes, please!), Nick Fury, The Incredible Hulk (thank god), Ghost Rider, and Namor.

Ok, here's a question: Why would you ever want Snipes to play BP? WHY?!

 

[Silver Sable]

Cloak And Dagger
Iron Man
Captain America
Doctor Strange
Silver Sable
Maybe a Venom spin-off

 

[3dman27]

The 90s were a period in comics where everyone on both sides (DC is guilty, too) was trying to capitalize on the dark tone of the best two books to come out of the 1980s - Dark Knight Returns and Watchmen. As a result, you get lame "events" like the Death of Superman and the Clone Saga along with shallow, "dark", "brooding", characters like Venom and Spawn. There's nothing appealing about seeing Spider-Man fight an alien symbiote; part of Spidey's appeal is that most of his villains are, like Batman's, costumed, dangerous lunatics. Batman doesn't have any extraterrestrial villains (not since the Silver Age, anyway) and neither should Spidey.
I suppose you could argue that Spidey needs some alien baddies because he is metahuman, but then I'd argue that Peter Parker is about as down-to-earth as comic heroes get (apart from the supermodel wife) and he needs villains who are likewise earthbound - not former friends corrupted by evil alien goo.
I hope that was a bit more intelligent, CConn. Sorry if I seemed a bit immature earlier.

i agree with you ben

 

[Ben Breeck]

Runnaways.

Except for the Superman films, the best superhero movies always involved at least some amount of reader/viewer identification. (Blade is a horror franchise, not superhero).

Who at one point or another hasn't felt like his/her parents wouldn't be out of place in the Pride?

 

[Shadow_Knight]

An Ultimate Avengers moive but not in cartoon which I dought is going top happen because they already have an Ultimate Avengers movie which is the cartoon.

Or a villain movie like a Juggernaut Venom or a Magneto movie.

 

[Ironman24]

Iron Man is my top choice, followed by Deadpool, maybe a X-factor movie (would love to see Havok on screen).

 

[Mr. Walters]

She-Hulk

Not Savage or Sensational either. But a movied should be based on the current book. Of all the Marvel books being published today this is the one that would translate best to film in my opinion. And as a filmmaker and a She Hulk fan I would looooooooooooove to be involved in this.

 

[Jack O'Lantern]

I loved the Green Goblin series in the 90's, but it has less than a snowballs chance of ever being made. I've recently gotten into the new Moon Knight series. That could be pretty cool.

 

[Mr. Walters]

I don't know...if it is true that Magneto is getting his own movie than the idea of a Green Goblin movie isn't too farfetched.