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I actually would't mind if they delayed this movie a bit more.

TulioDude wrote:I actually would't mind if they delayed this movie a bit more.

Eh? it's still over a year til it comes out

Stuartmaximus wrote:

TulioDude wrote:I actually would't mind if they delayed this movie a bit more.

Eh? it's still over a year til it comes out

My reasoning with this is that Marvel should take its time this film as big as it can be.The whole point of this movie,is to be the one ties all the previous ones together and everyone appears.But I dont feel like they are moving in that direction enough.Marvel's series from Netflix and TV never really got acknowledged in important way.Wasp hasn't been introduced yet, among other characters.


I now this may be just be me,but they say that this will film where Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy meet,but I also want them to remenber the others parts of this universe they have building up for all this time.


I want them to release this film,because the Infinity Gauntlet saga,is a story worthy telling,not because they feel presssured into releasing an Avengers movie every few years.

Guardians Of The Galaxy 2 tv spots

Burn wrote:No reason then we shouldn't see the likes of Coulson and Co. pop up either.

I would love for the Avengers and Tony in particular to be reunited with Coulson.

Stuartmaximus wrote:That Avengers Theme gets me every time

I know, right? It's one of the themes they have that's actually memorable!

Team Thor pt 2

he's covered in brains!

Burn wrote:He could be wielding Jarnbjorn, his axe that he used to wield before he picked up Mjolnir. He's been using it recently in the comics after he became unworthy of wielding Mjolnir, so they might be paralleling the comics.

Well....this seems to back that up
http://screenrant.com/avengers-infinity ... &view=list

If you haven't seen Logan yet, go out and see it. One of the best X-Men movies.

And if you're in the US, you apparently get to see this as well.

I haven't seen it yet, but I have a question: did a viewer have to see the previous Wolverine movies to be able to fully enjoy/comprehend this one?

Rodimus Prime wrote:I haven't seen it yet, but I have a question: did a viewer have to see the previous Wolverine movies to be able to fully enjoy/comprehend this one?

Yes. Hugh Jackman's performance is one of the most important things about the franchise. Origins isn't canon, but the acting is still decent. But for the barest of bones, all you need to watch is The Wolverine, which adapts the Japan storyline and both leads into DoFP amd provides closure for the events of X3. Then, watch Days of Future Past, which reunites Logan and Xavier.

Burn wrote:

The hype train has left the station

Burn wrote:And if you're in the US, you apparently get to see this as well.

Possible the best teaser trailer. Ever. God, I love Deadpool.

Ironhidensh wrote:

Burn wrote:And if you're in the US, you apparently get to see this as well.

Possible the best teaser trailer. Ever. God, I love Deadpool.

Jeepers, Logan just kicked my ass. Feels, humour and utterly brutal combat.

A perfect swansong for Patrick Stewart and hugh Jackman I think.

Any of you miscreants catch the last episode of SHIELD?

Logan was the best Marvel movie since the Raimi Spider-Man movies. Marvel movies need more REAL violence.

SlyTF1 wrote:Logan was the best Marvel movie since the Raimi Spider-Man movies. Marvel movies need more REAL violence.

No, they don't.

Go and seek help for your love of violence. It's not healthy.

Burn wrote:

SlyTF1 wrote:Logan was the best Marvel movie since the Raimi Spider-Man movies. Marvel movies need more REAL violence.

No, they don't.

Go and seek help for your love of violence. It's not healthy.

I'm pretty sure that's an early sign of being a serial killer. Also, serial killers tend to have god complexes. Food for thought there.

Shadowman wrote:

Burn wrote:

SlyTF1 wrote:Logan was the best Marvel movie since the Raimi Spider-Man movies. Marvel movies need more REAL violence.

No, they don't.

Go and seek help for your love of violence. It's not healthy.

I'm pretty sure that's an early sign of being a serial killer. Also, serial killers tend to have god complexes. Food for thought there.

I thought we already accepted that he'd end up a serial killer?

Shadowman wrote:

Burn wrote:

SlyTF1 wrote:Logan was the best Marvel movie since the Raimi Spider-Man movies. Marvel movies need more REAL violence.

No, they don't.

Go and seek help for your love of violence. It's not healthy.

I'm pretty sure that's an early sign of being a serial killer. Also, serial killers tend to have god complexes. Food for thought there.

I don't do anything without a good reason. I just like for my movies to be excessively violent. Otherwise, what's the point? Now, I can enjoy a movie that doesn't have violence, but not nearly as much as one that does.

I don't think Marvel needs more violence. Not at all. It works for Logan and Deadpool because they're both killers. The Marvel group thus far, not so much. The Avengers killed aliens but without the abject violence of Logan and that worked fine for them.

The violence in Logan was perfect for that character. I'm glad we got to see this side of the Wolverine. Full berserker.

My only problem with Logan was X-24. The reason X-23 exists in the comics was because they couldn't make a Wolverine clone.

Beyond that, a freakin' brutally violent film that still managed humour and some serious feels. I loved it.

Burn wrote:

Shadowman wrote:

Burn wrote:

SlyTF1 wrote:Logan was the best Marvel movie since the Raimi Spider-Man movies. Marvel movies need more REAL violence.

No, they don't.

Go and seek help for your love of violence. It's not healthy.

I'm pretty sure that's an early sign of being a serial killer. Also, serial killers tend to have god complexes. Food for thought there.

I thought we already accepted that he'd end up a serial killer?

It's as if Elektra and Fantastic Four meant nothing to this guy either

Man. Just...man. I shed tears.

Right now, DC must be panicking (not that they weren't already) given the fact that a marvel film was just made, and universally acclaimed, that is dark, somber, gritty and realists, with little humor and lots of violence.

Nemesis Maximo wrote:Man. Just...man. I shed tears.

Right now, DC must be panicking (not that they weren't already) given the fact that a marvel film was just made, and universally acclaimed, that is dark, somber, gritty and realists, with little humor and lots of violence.

It's amazing what a coherent storyline will do for a movie.

Burn wrote:

Nemesis Maximo wrote:Man. Just...man. I shed tears.

Right now, DC must be panicking (not that they weren't already) given the fact that a marvel film was just made, and universally acclaimed, that is dark, somber, gritty and realists, with little humor and lots of violence.

It's amazing what a coherent storyline will do for a movie.

DC has no excuses now, not that they understand - especially if even half the rumors about how f'ed sideways the dceu is