Marvel is announcing a sh..load of new movies OMG

[lefty20]

Below is the top right corner of the Ant-Man scene in the trailer. Looks like an archived footage from 1983.

[spurraider21]

Below is the top right corner of the Ant-Man scene in the trailer. Looks like an archived footage from 1983.

that looks more like an S or 5 than a 9

besides, he said "we met at the airport a few years ago" which is Civil War

[Pavlov]

Yeah, doesn't make much sense if they have to use the van to go back in time in the first place.

[lefty]

Agreed

[lefty20]

Yeah, doesn't make much sense if they have to use the van to go back in time in the first place.

Fair point. But the footage still says Archive, so when exactly did he visit the facility?

Guess the answer depends on how much time has passed since The Decimation.

[Pavlov]

Fair point. But the footage still says Archive, so when exactly did he visit the facility?

Guess the answer depends on how much time has passed since The Decimation.

Doesn't BW say the footage is live?

[lefty20]

Doesn't BW say the footage is live?

Her exact words are "That's the front door".

[Pavlov]

Her exact words are "That's the front door".

So how long were they sitting around looking at archive footage of the front door at normal speed?

[lefty20]

So how long were they sitting around looking at archive footage of the front door at normal speed?

I mean they could've switched to normal speed immediately after seeing some activity at the front gate. Cap's question about it being a recording and the Archive label definitely point to Scott having visited the base before Cap, BW and Banner got back to the base.

As to what that actually means.... no clue whatsoever.

Also, who do you guys think rescues Tony in space?

My money is on Rocket. He's gotta be desperate to find the other Guardians and he might even have a way of tracking the Benatar, with him being the Captain and all.

[Pavlov]

I mean they could've switched to normal speed immediately after seeing some activity at the front gate. Cap's question about it being a recording and the Archive label definitely point to Scott having visited the base before Cap, BW and Banner got back to the base.

As to what that actually means.... no clue whatsoever.

Also, who do you guys think rescues Tony in space?

My money is on Rocket. He's gotta be desperate to find the other Guardians and he might even have a way of tracking the Benatar, with him being the Captain and all.

Possible. I'll guess Captain Marvel does it just to be different.

[spurraider21]

Possible. I'll guess Captain Marvel does it just to be different.

if you really wanted to be different you'd say Okoye

i say rocket gets the coordinates and wong just sling rings him back

[Pavlov]

if you really wanted to be different you'd say Okoye

Pepper did it with the power of love via jade eggs.

[spurraider21]

Pepper did it with the power of love via jade eggs.

pepper kills thanos with her weird fire breathing ability thing

[lefty]

pepper kills thanos with her weird fire breathing ability thing

Which was supposedly removed by Stark at the end of IM 3

But you never know

[lefty]

if you really wanted to be different you'd say Okoye

i say rocket gets the coordinates and wong just sling rings him back

Nah the sling ring won’t work that far out

I guess Pepper gets Tony’s message and the system/AI pinpoints the location

Pepper saves Tony as Rescue

Paltrow posted a pic of herself in the Rescue armor

[leemajors]

Into the Spider-Verse was great.

[spurraider21]

Into the Spider-Verse was great.

the reviews have been off the charts. will be seeing it next weekend for sure

[Pavlov]

Into the Spider-Verse was great.

Actually happy Sony has the rights now. They pulled out all the stops on this one. I can't see this kind of movie coming from Disney.

[cd021]

Fair point. But the footage still says Archive, so when exactly did he visit the facility?

Guess the answer depends on how much time has passed since The Decimation.

Supposed to be 5 years post snap based on what I have seen on various articles. They apparently cast older version of his daughter, suggesting that Ant Man may have been stuck in the quantum realm for a while before he got out.

[cd021]

Below is the top right corner of the Ant-Man scene in the trailer. Looks like an archived footage from 1983.

Wasn' that the same year that Hopes mom got stuck in the quantum realm?

[cd021]

I didn't watch any of those after Daredevil Season 1, but it's interesting that Netflix would have a dispute with showmakers over episode count. It's not like they have limited airtime.

I think 6-8 is too short but 10 would be perfect tbh. It goes to show just how much of show the Defenders were that they had 8 episodes and it didn't have anywhere near enough story or action for that matter to justify it's length.

the quality tends to suffer when they drag out a story through 13 episodes. tend to have a lot of filler and the shows typically lose steam in episodes 7-10 as they're basically just stalling until they can go into the big finale arc.

there have been exceptions of course. i think DD seasons 1 and 3 were great all the way through

Jessica Jones suffered from having 13, if it were 10 then it would have been significantly better than it already was. Daredevil does a much better job of pacing. Only midway through season 3 and am still engaged with the plot, love the slow burn of Bullseye development.

Sounds like there is a chance that these shows will be revied in a couple of years on Hulu or Disney +

[Pavlov]

It really only makes sense to have all of Marvel TV from all sources on Hulu. If that service thinks it's worth renewing something like The Runaways again, any of the Netflix shows would be a boon to their originals lineup. If they can use any of the characters for guest spots in other shows like Agents of Shield or Cloak and Dagger, that would be a nice way to bridge the gap to 2020.

[Trainwreck2100]

Jessica Jones suffered from having 13, if it were 10 then it would have been significantly better than it already was.

Jessica Jones suffered from being a waste of a character and a ty series

[cd021]

I didn't watch any of those after Daredevil Season 1, but it's interesting that Netflix would have a dispute with showmakers over episode count. It's not like they have limited airtime.

It really only makes sense to have all of Marvel TV from all sources on Hulu. If that service thinks it's worth renewing something like The Runaways again, any of the Netflix shows would be a boon to their originals lineup. If they can use any of the characters for guest spots in other shows like Agents of Shield or Cloak and Dagger, that would be a nice way to bridge the gap to 2020.

As a part of the Disney deal, they now own Hulu. Disney plus is supposed to be more family friendly so if Daredevil, & Luke Cage and Iron Fist ( probably be a Heroes for Hire series) were to come back it would likely be pushed to Hulu. Hulu really doesn't have any super popular series besides Handmaids Tale so even if those series weren't living up to expectations on Netflix, they'd probably still be solidly rated on Hulu.

[cd021]

Jessica Jones suffered from being a waste of a character and a ty series

Season 1 was actually good but absolutely needed to be 10 episodes. Season 2 really didn't have a villain and suffered.

The fight scenes were clunky and poorly done. I've said multiple times that it felt like the show was the marvel version of Veronica Mars. I always thought Ritter was miscast.