The White Wolf wrote: » There could be another "incident" in the MCU that wipes out a number of heroes. I mean Wanda is a prime suspect. Whatever she ends up doing could kill T'challa off screen.
Mitch Connor wrote: » I reckon the movie will open with his funeral. I don't think they will kill him on screen, even if it is double or CGI.
Doctor DooM wrote: » Disney hedging its bets on people being desperate to return to the cinema...
Foxtrol wrote: » It is a smart move. At that point everyone who wants a vaccine in the US should have a vaccine but there is no telling how skeptical people will be about going into a packed cinema. They are currently back in all or nearly all states but most with a limited capacity.
EoinMcLovin wrote: » https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nPjz6LoiQQo
Loughc wrote: » Initial reaction, meh. We know Marvel need to branch out to new heroes to keep everything fresh, but everything about that was MEH.
pixelburp wrote: » I remember when Guardians of the Galaxy was announced, there was a lot of scepticism if audiences could handle the sheer cosmic silliness of it all; whether Marvel might be overplaying their hand a tad - and yet, it ended up being (arguably) one of the franchise's better and more loved series. This feels like the opposite problem: taking what ostensibly appears like a really generic property, and hoping/believing a slap of MCU paint will do the rest. If nothing else, you'd hope the fight choreography will be decent.
Foxtrol wrote: » I have never been a fan of kung fu movies so very little excitement about this one. I do have interest in what they do with the 10 rings though Will keep my mind open though. Felt similar about magic and Dr Strange but it ended up with a decent enough movie and then became an important and more interesting character as time progressed.
Loughc wrote: » Dr Strange is a big character in the comics and has a lot of good powers and storylines. Shang-Chi in the comics felt like a lazy cash in by Marvel to reach a new demographic. Looks like a case of another generic villain with no overarching story. I’ll still watch it like but I have a feeling it’ll be completely skippable on rewatches. This could be the MCU’s iron fist.
Killian Scott (Dublin Murders, Damnation) is in negotiations to join Samuel L. Jackson and Ben Mendelsohn in Secret Invasion, the upcoming Marvel series for Disney+, Deadline has learned. In Secret Invasion, Jackson and Mendelsohn reprise their MCU characters Nick Fury and the Skrull Talos, respectively, who first met in Captain Marvel. The crossover comic event series showcases a faction of shape-shifting Skrulls who have been infiltrating Earth for years. The cast also is expected to include Kingsley Ben-Adir as a likely villain, Olivia Colman and Emilia Clarke. Further plot details are being kept under wraps and it’s not clear what role Scott would play. A rep for Marvel declined comment
Penn wrote: » https://twitter.com/Marvel/status/1389203088498585600?s=20