Chris_Heilong wrote: » I will give it a chance to show a real trailer and not a bland teaser before I call it
Greyfox wrote: » More people should be doing this rather than been so quick to write in off, i thought the trailer was ok
This will satisfactorily answer that, and any similar questions, in full.... 😑
Good job those eye beams are golden, otherwise the DC Legal Department might have been on the phone quick-smart 😁
I can sorta see the clash between Zhao's style and the preVis action scenes, but am still down for this. I see the November 5 release - do we know if this is going to be another cinema/digital parallel release?
External X Men 😄
looks like a CW show filmed in a few "quarries"
Big improvement on the last trailer
This whole universe is going to become very confusing
Hasn't been decided yet but with Johansson law suit pending they will be thinking twice about a parallel release imo.
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I can't get beyond the absurdity of the excuse given as to what these particular superheroes were up to when half the universe was in danger of dying. Akin to "Sorry, we were told to wait for a future CGI monster threat".
Zero interest in this!
I dunno, if I'm reading the story right, it sounds like the events of End-Game were the catalyst to make these Eternals realise their non-interventionist ideology wasn't a great idea. It at least gives a natural sense of conflict between its set of characters, and a better excuse than the usual "Why didn't the Avengers show up?" line of thinking.
My understanding and I could be wrong is that they have a similar oath to the Watcher in What If, are sworn not to intervene unless the Deviants start causing trouble. It doesn't bother me particularly, I think it's just going to be something we accept like why didn't the other Avengers show up for the other solo movies.
I'd add that Thanos' snap likely happened before the Eternals had time to become aware of it, plus then the Avengers did kill Thanos and the stones were destroyed. Then 5 years later the day the Avengers went back, got the stones, brought everyone back, and then the big attack at Avengers mansion, the Eternals probably also didn't know about it until after the fact. They're all in hiding throughout the world and also seem very separated from each other.
It makes sense that they weren't involved in either Thanos attack, but are using it as a way to say "We need to stop hiding in the background and become more proactive, because we could have helped stop the snap if we were involved"
The trailers and TV spots really aren't selling this to me at all.
Haven't done any tv spots and the trailers seem fine for me so far.
Harry Styles as Thanos brother Eros
Chloé Zhao, during the press junket, is saying this film will feature the MCUs first sex scene. How raunchy it'll be given it's a PG13 flick is unclear but it was only when mentioned that it reminded ...yeah. the MCU is a fairly inert and sexless creature as romances go. Gamora / Starlord has been as hot as it gets.
She has also claimed to have chatted to Marvel/Disney about not censoring the openly LGBT superheroes in this, though honestly I'd be shocked if those scenes aren't conveniently extraneous to the plot, and thus perfect for foreign market pruning.
In a movie perhaps, Luke Cage might have something to say about getting "coffee" in the extended MCU.
Oh yeah the Netflix shows had a load of bare àss riding, but as we know those shows have been quietly dropped into the MCU Memory Hole.
Have you not heard they are coming back will daredevil is the start with the same actors and a continuation of the series. Will not be as raunchy
AFAIK this has just been pure internet rumour for now, with Charlie Cox talking down a return when actually asked. I'd be delighted to see D'Onofrios Fisk return but by and large, the Netflix Marvel shows don't exist (and they barely acknowledged the MCU when they did broadcast).
The reviews for this seem like a big old shrug of the shoulders alas.
Chloe Zhao might be the most interesting director Marvel has hired for one of these, but seems like there’s only so much that can be done with the Marvel template.
I started off very enthused about this film but that has slowly been chipped away.
Weird that they let the embargo lift so early, such a move would have suggested they were supremely confident.
Same, if I'm being completely honest. Chloé Zhao felt like a pretty ballsy swing but the vibes, promotions have slowly eroded my enthusiasm. Shang Chi exceeded my expectations so there's always hope but if the vibe coming off this so far is a big collective 🤷 it doesn't bode well.
Just go see it and make up your own minds leave the reviews till afterwards to see if they allign
Obviously. But if trusted sources whose opinions consistently align with one's own - and would generally have enthusiasm for the MCU - are coming out with tepid-to-negarive responses? That's surprising, and gives me pause.
