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Kingsley Returns For Marvel's "Wonder Man" - Dark Horizons
Ben Kingsley will be returning to the role of Trevor... Trevor Slattery in the Disney+ series Wonder ManComment
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Pugh's Yelena Leads Marvel's "Thunderbolts"? - Dark Horizons
Florence Pugh will lead The Thunderbolts as YelenaComment
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She was the best thing about the Black Widow film by a long margin.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View PostComment
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She-Hulk: Episode 3
Another good episode, it raises a couple of nerdy questions whilst also answering others but the show continues to scratch that Incredible Hulk follow up itch with enough of its own feel too. The 4th wall breaking moments... they're largely gold but I do feel aware that they lack context so hoping that is addressed.Comment
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The cast of Thunderbolts announced:
One of the longest set ups in the MCU will finally get a pay off:
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Love and Thunder
It was middling. Not as bad as I feared. The tonal changes didn’t bother me nearly as much as I thought they would. I think it’s because I’m used to Waititi’s thing. I always said that Ragnarok was a very dark film that softened it all with jokes. This film is the same but the jokes aren’t as tidy. In two Waititi films, we’ve had
These are high stakes things, and Waititi’s strategy is high-risk.
Nevertheless, I enjoyed it. Bale is good, and his character contains some of the moral ambiguity that Marvel does quite well.
I have huge issues with the narrative, though. Apologies if they were answered at some point - I might have missed it.
There seems to be awful lot of ‘making stuff up on the spot’ to write the film out of a hole. Unless there’s good reasons for the above, I’m shocked that it got through Marvel quality control. For a universe that prides itself on an interlinked narrative, it’s pretty lousy.Comment
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It’s definitely very sloppy when it comes to all those aspects.Comment
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I don't know whether there's much credibility to it but rumours are the new head of Disney has pushed for shorter run times in films which could have affected Thors editing but....
Online people seem to have a bit of a hate obsession with the companies new boss and based on past track record and other films run times it's hard to imagine Feige would run with that kind of pressure. I'm more inclined to believe the film just isn't as coherent as whilst Waititi can be good he isn't consistent and L&T, whilst fun, suggests he burned off much of his humour and ideas on Ragnarok.Comment
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Cox On "Daredevil: Born Again" Tone & Restart - Dark Horizons
Charlie Cox says that Daredevil: Born Again will not be akin to a fourth season of the Netflix run saying that this version is effectively a fresh take that better fits the MCU.Comment
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But the Netflix show fitted the mcu just fine? And is already on Disney+, does NOT need rebooting ffs.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View PostComment
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Only for people who liked it. I dropped out after 1.5 episodes because I didn't feel it felt like it. I felt like it would probably be good, but that wasn't what I was looking for on that particular day.Originally posted by fishbowlhead View PostComment
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The original show... honestly... I don't really feel like it was that good a show. It definitely started life as an MCU show but then they went through that push of cutting everything off bar Agent Carter. I think it was broadly the best of a very bad bunch of shows that often were about punching in a corridor. The multiverse element automatically takes care of the canon as both can be part of it, personally I'm more in favour that the actors are carried over and the future content is more in line with the rest of the stuff rather than relying on the dodgy Netflix era stuff.Comment
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