The Marvel Cinematic Multiverse

[Asura]

Something I just realised.

When Infinity War came out, people were talking about how Banner/Hulk's CGI/compositing in the final battle looked a bit "raw", and how this was supposedly related to how the decision to split the movie into two was made part-way through the project, and how that would somehow make more sense after Endgame. IIRC this was supported by how Banner wasn't there (like he wasn't at the battle) in the trailers?

Like I suspect most people, I totally forgot about this. But thinking about it now, the events of Endgame don't clear this up at all.

Was there ever any more info about this?

[Dogg Thang]

I didn't forget.

Just seems to have been a story change for Infinity War and didn't end up having much relevance in Endgame other than him having to make his peace with the Hulk in a different way. Actually now that I think about it, I do think we discussed this - one issue some of us have had (although for me, not a big issue) is that the Hulk's story essentially plays out off screen between movies. Each time we see him, he's in a different situation and living in a different way with the Hulk but it happened off screen. It's like his story has huge holes where the more interesting stuff happened.

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https://www.darkhorizons.com/marvels-shang-chi-has-wrapped-filming/

How efficient is the Marvel movie making machine?
Shang-Chi has wrapped filming managing to keep pretty much everything under wraps. The questions is... what year will it release?

[Soundwave]

https://www.darkhorizons.com/marvels...apped-filming/
How efficient is the Marvel movie making machine?
Shang-Chi has wrapped filming managing to keep pretty much everything under wraps. The questions is... what year will it release?

Hopefully it will be on time, I am getting monumentally pissed off with everything being constantly delayed with no actual idea what they are doing.

Neil

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https://deadline.com/2020/10/moon-knight-oscar-isaac-marvel-1234602805/

Oscar Isaac is to play Moon Knight in a Disney+ series

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https://www.darkhorizons.com/marvels-loki-tv-series-already-renewed/

Marvel series for Disney+ are supposed to be one and done event series but it looks like that is changing as Loki may have been given a greenlight for season two

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https://www.darkhorizons.com/ms-marvel-moon-knight-production-updates/

Filming has started on Ms Marvel whilst Moon Knight will begin early next year

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https://www.darkhorizons.com/chris-pratt-joining-thor-love-and-thunder/

Chris Pratt will appear in Thor: Love and Thunder

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https://www.darkhorizons.com/deadpool-3-likely-to-remain-r-rated/

Deadpool 3 has writers and is finally moving forward, it also looks set to remain R-rated

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Spider-Man 3:

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Marvel has altered the Marvel logo intro on Black Panther in honour of the actors 44th birthday:

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https://www.darkhorizons.com/steinfeld-filming-marvels-hawkeye-series/

Hailee Steinfeld has been cast as Kate Bishop in Hawkeye

[Cassius_Smoke]

With a she-Hulk, female Thor and female hawkeye, I don't know how I feel about it. I understand that we need more female representation and I have no problem with that, but replacing 'male-character' with 'female-male-character' probably isn't the answer. There are tonnes of female hero's in the marvel universe, just use them. If they go down this road then please don't just give us a reskined Hawkeye, but give us an actual woman, with female thoughts and ways of doing things.

[Dogg Thang]

These characters are already in the Marvel universe and have been for quite some time. So they are using them, exactly as you’d like.