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From 2026 - Only 1 or 2 Disney+ series per year with no narrative cross overs into the movies. The third arc of the MCU - The Mutant Saga - will last the typical 10 year cycle so presumably Phases 7-9.Comment
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If you haven't seen Thunderbolts* yet you have an incredibly small window to do so before the Marvel marketing machine spoils it for youComment
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Crap I might go out and see it. Weirdly I've had four different people from entirely different sources who all went and all said it was fantastic. Like 10/10 good.Comment
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It's good, I wouldn't go that far though or even close to that. It's a bit of a steam train, taking a bit to get up to speed and I sure as hell wouldn't want its dour tone to be normalised in the MCU (not that that seems likely) but it finishes on a high which probably helps carry good sentimentComment
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It could be great but it kind of looks like a student film.Comment
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Yeah, I feel like I could have made something better, and I have absolutely ZERO artistic skills in any field.Comment
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But, it's Nic Cage so could be awesome.Comment
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Trailer for Ironheart lands tomorrow, I'm curious if this will either be a nice surprise or is being sent out to die. It filmed a whopping three years ago.Comment
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I didn't vibe with the character in Wakanda Forever. I get that it wasn't meant to be a movie about her primarily, so they skipped over the details, but it was weird to have someone kinda come outta nowhere who could reproduce Stark-level technology without a bit more buildup. I think they assumed it would work like how Hawkeye was introduced in Thor, or Widow in Iron Man 2, but the problem is that Hawkeye is just a highly trained human with an exaggerated skill, so you can grasp that immediately without question - he's a professional assassin/spy/operative.Originally posted by Neon Ignition View Post
But if it was a Hawkeye movie and Thor showed up with as little fanfare that would seem a bit weird, and I think that's how I felt about it.Comment
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Yes, she felt a bit out of place in that movie. I get that in a few Marvel movies - a character who seems to exist to serve some future plan rather than really being needed in that movie.Comment
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Marvel On "Ironheart," "Wonder Man" Releases - Dark Horizons
Wonder Man will launch in December on Disney+
Jessica Jones Returns In New "Daredevil" - Dark HorizonsComment
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