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Future for Marvel Studios after Phase 3.....Phase 4? Discuss!

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rjpb

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Actually I could see Millie, not as a Disney tween show, but as a straight up modern sitcom with a dose of bichy drama.

 

America's Next Top Model meets Friends, it's solid gold, baby.

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I'd like to see Marvel produce what I would think would be a certain hit: Planet Hulk. Finally a hulk movie that would be a success (Avengers 1 was really a Hulk movie, as it centered around Hulk for the most part. Yes, Loki was the main villian, but what was his plan......to use the Hulk. Shield already had a Hulk-Contaiment in place.)

 

Planet Hulk would be so awesome. :cloud9:

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NewEnglandGothic

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It's beginning of another depression plus audiences are tired of all superheroes movies/tv series, literally every channel and every time slots soon. You won't see phase 4.

 

Really?

 

Has America or the world ever really been tired of people as heroes/villains dressed up in costumes with a gimmicks? (shrug)

 

Batman TV show in '68, cancelled.

Superman IV: The Quest For Peace

Birds of Prey, cancelled.

The Flash '91, cancelled.

The Crow: Stairway to Heaven, cancelled.

Mystery Men (good), but bombed.

The Crow 2-4, all duds.

The Green Hornet movie, flop.

The League of Extraordinary Men, disliked.

The Punisher: War Zone, 'nuff said.

Batman & Robin

Howard The Duck

...and recently Constantine.

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NewWorldOrder

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It's beginning of another depression plus audiences are tired of all superheroes movies/tv series, literally every channel and every time slots soon. You won't see phase 4.

 

Really?

 

Has America or the world ever really been tired of people as heroes/villains dressed up in costumes with a gimmicks? (shrug)

 

Batman TV show in '68, cancelled.

Superman IV: The Quest For Peace

Birds of Prey, cancelled.

The Flash '91, cancelled.

The Crow: Stairway to Heaven, cancelled.

Mystery Men (good), but bombed.

The Crow 2-4, all duds.

The Green Hornet movie, flop.

The League of Extraordinary Men, disliked.

The Punisher: War Zone, 'nuff said.

Batman & Robin

Howard The Duck

...and recently Constantine.

 

Thanks for proving to me that you are clueless over all. :eyeroll:

 

That is without a doubt the stupidest rebuttal I have ever heard.

 

At no point in any of our lifetimes has the general pubic ever rejected superheroes or larger than life pop culture in costumes as a whole is my point. If that was true the movie business would be a fraction of the size it is now.

 

God I dislike stupid Boston people.

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NewEnglandGothic

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It's beginning of another depression plus audiences are tired of all superheroes movies/tv series, literally every channel and every time slots soon. You won't see phase 4.

 

Really?

 

Has America or the world ever really been tired of people as heroes/villains dressed up in costumes with a gimmicks? (shrug)

 

Batman TV show in '68, cancelled.

Superman IV: The Quest For Peace

Birds of Prey, cancelled.

The Flash '91, cancelled.

The Crow: Stairway to Heaven, cancelled.

Mystery Men (good), but bombed.

The Crow 2-4, all duds.

The Green Hornet movie, flop.

The League of Extraordinary Men, disliked.

The Punisher: War Zone, 'nuff said.

Batman & Robin

Howard The Duck

...and recently Constantine.

 

Thanks for proving to me that you are clueless over all. :eyeroll:

 

That is without a doubt the stupidest rebuttal I have ever heard.

 

At no point in any of our lifetimes has the general pubic ever rejected superheroes or larger than life pop culture in costumes as a whole is my point. If that was true the movie business would be a fraction of the size it is now.

 

God I dislike stupid Boston people.

Wow. Just... Wow.
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NewWorldOrder

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It's beginning of another depression plus audiences are tired of all superheroes movies/tv series, literally every channel and every time slots soon. You won't see phase 4.

 

Really?

 

Has America or the world ever really been tired of people as heroes/villains dressed up in costumes with a gimmicks? (shrug)

 

Batman TV show in '68, cancelled.

Superman IV: The Quest For Peace

Birds of Prey, cancelled.

The Flash '91, cancelled.

The Crow: Stairway to Heaven, cancelled.

Mystery Men (good), but bombed.

The Crow 2-4, all duds.

The Green Hornet movie, flop.

The League of Extraordinary Men, disliked.

The Punisher: War Zone, 'nuff said.

Batman & Robin

Howard The Duck

...and recently Constantine.

 

Thanks for proving to me that you are clueless over all. :eyeroll:

 

That is without a doubt the stupidest rebuttal I have ever heard.

 

At no point in any of our lifetimes has the general pubic ever rejected superheroes or larger than life pop culture in costumes as a whole is my point. If that was true the movie business would be a fraction of the size it is now.

 

God I dislike stupid Boston people.

Wow. Just... Wow.

 

Everyone doesn't want bad movies....that you captain obvious.

 

That still doesnt make what I said no true.

 

America or the world will never be tired of pop culture.

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Doktor

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bad movies, regardless of genre, flop. same with bad tv & bad comics & bad anything. quality writing, directing & acting can keep even the least "hot" genres of media selling to the masses.

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NewEnglandGothic

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It's beginning of another depression plus audiences are tired of all superheroes movies/tv series, literally every channel and every time slots soon. You won't see phase 4.

 

Really?

 

Has America or the world ever really been tired of people as heroes/villains dressed up in costumes with a gimmicks? (shrug)

 

Batman TV show in '68, cancelled.

Superman IV: The Quest For Peace

Birds of Prey, cancelled.

The Flash '91, cancelled.

The Crow: Stairway to Heaven, cancelled.

Mystery Men (good), but bombed.

The Crow 2-4, all duds.

The Green Hornet movie, flop.

The League of Extraordinary Men, disliked.

The Punisher: War Zone, 'nuff said.

Batman & Robin

Howard The Duck

...and recently Constantine.

 

Thanks for proving to me that you are clueless over all. :eyeroll:

 

That is without a doubt the stupidest rebuttal I have ever heard.

 

At no point in any of our lifetimes has the general pubic ever rejected superheroes or larger than life pop culture in costumes as a whole is my point. If that was true the movie business would be a fraction of the size it is now.

 

God I dislike stupid Boston people.

Wow. Just... Wow.

 

Everyone doesn't want bad movies....that you captain obvious.

 

That still doesnt make what I said no true.

 

America or the world will never be tired of pop culture.

Fair enough.

Let's keep your insults directed at me, OK.

You don't scare me, but there's some people from the region on here that might take great offense.

Thanks for your cooperation.

(thumbs u

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ComicConnoisseur

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It's beginning of another depression plus audiences are tired of all superheroes movies/tv series, literally every channel and every time slots soon. You won't see phase 4.

 

Really?

 

Has America or the world ever really been tired of people as heroes/villains dressed up in costumes with a gimmicks? (shrug)

 

Batman TV show in '68, cancelled.

Superman IV: The Quest For Peace

Birds of Prey, cancelled.

The Flash '91, cancelled.

The Crow: Stairway to Heaven, cancelled.

Mystery Men (good), but bombed.

The Crow 2-4, all duds.

The Green Hornet movie, flop.

The League of Extraordinary Men, disliked.

The Punisher: War Zone, 'nuff said.

Batman & Robin

Howard The Duck

...and recently Constantine.

 

Thanks for proving to me that you are clueless over all. :eyeroll:

 

That is without a doubt the stupidest rebuttal I have ever heard.

 

At no point in any of our lifetimes has the general pubic ever rejected superheroes or larger than life pop culture in costumes as a whole is my point. If that was true the movie business would be a fraction of the size it is now.

 

God I dislike stupid Boston people.

Wow. Just... Wow.

 

Everyone doesn't want bad movies....that you captain obvious.

 

That still doesnt make what I said no true.

 

America or the world will never be tired of pop culture.

Fair enough.

Let's keep your insults directed at me, OK.

You don't scare me, but there's some people from the region on here that might take great offense.

Thanks for your cooperation.

(thumbs u

SPECTRE_#SOT is cool. (thumbs u

 

His Philly sports teams have slipped quite a bit though. :eek:

 

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It's beginning of another depression plus audiences are tired of all superheroes movies/tv series, literally every channel and every time slots soon. You won't see phase 4.

 

Really?

 

Has America or the world ever really been tired of people as heroes/villains dressed up in costumes with a gimmicks? (shrug)

 

Batman TV show in '68, cancelled.

Superman IV: The Quest For Peace

Birds of Prey, cancelled.

The Flash '91, cancelled.

The Crow: Stairway to Heaven, cancelled.

Mystery Men (good), but bombed.

The Crow 2-4, all duds.

The Green Hornet movie, flop.

The League of Extraordinary Men, disliked.

The Punisher: War Zone, 'nuff said.

Batman & Robin

Howard The Duck

...and recently Constantine.

 

Thanks for proving to me that you are clueless over all. :eyeroll:

 

That is without a doubt the stupidest rebuttal I have ever heard.

 

At no point in any of our lifetimes has the general pubic ever rejected superheroes or larger than life pop culture in costumes as a whole is my point. If that was true the movie business would be a fraction of the size it is now.

 

God I dislike stupid Boston people.

Wow. Just... Wow.

 

Everyone doesn't want bad movies....that you captain obvious.

 

That still doesnt make what I said no true.

 

America or the world will never be tired of pop culture.

Fair enough.

Let's keep your insults directed at me, OK.

You don't scare me, but there's some people from the region on here that might take great offense.

Thanks for your cooperation.

(thumbs u

 

If you boys keep it up, I'm gonna ask skypinkblu to send you both to your rooms. :shy:

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makeminemego

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If Marvel/Disney ever gets the FF rights in house, I think a WWII period piece with the original Human Torch and the Sub-Mariner would be a really cool idea.

 

I think the next few months will be really interesting in terms of how the future unfolds at Marvel/Disney. I'm probably alone and crazy, but I'm just not sure that this Avengers movie is going to blow the doors off like the first one did. I just get kind of a weird vibe from the trailer, but like I said, it's probably just me. It just looks.....overcooked. Slow-motion screaming, Black Widow with the same look on her face at all times, Downey Jr acting like Downey Jr, etc.

 

Anyhow, take it with a grain of salt. I also think Nicholas Hammond is an OK Spiderman, so what do I know.

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