But is that gonna force them to lean more into THAT X-Men as opposed to a new one? I still think Hugh is just Wolverine nowListen, an X-Men spinoff gave them a billion dollar W last year, they know where their bread is buttered
Me, too!!! I've been too long without my precious X-men up on the big screen.I simply just wanna know how the Fantastic Four get to 616 in the Sacred Timeline and speed up these next two Avengers cash grabs so we can finally get to mutants.
It made too much money. They will CG those muscles and keep writing him huge checks to keep him around
They just gave 100 mil to RDJ to be Doctor Doom. Clearly they don't care how big that check for Jackman has to be lol
I'm egging & TP'ing all of Kevin Feige's mansions.
With an Italian Red Skull!
His hairline.
Listen, an X-Men spinoff gave them a billion dollar W last year, they know where their bread is buttered
Cameos and, Nostalgia.
Would be a serious success if they could simply get their budgets under control. Captain America should be one of the cheapest superhero films to produce. Embarrassing to blow that much money on it. (The actual budget is absolutely way higher after they reshot the whole movie like 3 times)
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Sad that the former is the one who Disney prefers.Loving the dichotomy. In one corner, we have this:
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Meanwhile, in another corner:
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Guess which one of these guys is an actual storyteller?
I think it's gg for us, gang. This sounds absolutely horrible. I was holding out hope that it would be mostly disconnected from Tony Stark -- like a 'What if the armour Tony built in the cave was used for evil?" type idea. But relating it to Tony's sacrifice will just diminish his loss in his final appearance.
Not that you’re wrong, but Tony Gilroy has said that Andor was always going to be a one-and-done thing. He never had any intention of staying around to shepherd and oversee projects, and he’s not being let go because of creative differences. In fact, podcasts I’ve listened to where he talks about the show says that Disney was very hands off and didn’t really have any direct input into the show or have to change anything, except requesting “F**k the Empire!” to “Fight the Empire!”, and it’s one of the very rare cases where I think the right call was made.
I’m pretty down on them as well, but that’s just blatantly untrue. That’s literally all they’ve been talking about in all of the interviews that have been released concerning the film in the past week. And the screen cap of that quote from Joe Russo is from some months ago.
I agree. I do love the line but I also think that dropping an f-bomb in Star Wars is a little much.
