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Why did Thanos even pull out the gauntlet when he didn't have the stones yet?

 

He might need to wear it in order to collect them. Plus, it would save him some time once he did collect them.

 

Tom Holland.

I was cracking up the whole time with the questions because it's so recognizably Tom Holland's Peter Parker-voice that I was curious how they were gonna play it...

 

And some concept art for Wakanda and Ragnarok.

 

New rumor that the lot Marvel purchased for Inhumans (Project next) in Hawaii, the new Marvel Studios Oahu, will be eventually used for Namor.

 

Though, I really think they got Triton confused with Namor.

 

Was reading this thread backwards before I got to the video. Watched video. Waited for Thanos to slip on the gauntlet.

Thanos did not slip. Much disappointment.

 

LOL...looked like it to me but...

 

Well, I don't think will ever see Thanos slipping on the gauntlet like it was a banana peel like this:




but there was that moment in the end of the video that was leaked from the El Capitan Theater/Marvel Phase 3 announcement back in Oct 2014 that featured this:



Can't believe that when Infinity Wars hits the theaters, it will be 10 years since the launch of the MCU with the original Iron Man film. That's a well planned out cinematic universe.


As far as Namor, I'm sure Marvel is sitting back and observing what the DCEU will do with Aquaman. It's too bad that Marvel Studio doesn't have the rights to X-Men or the Fantastic Four because of the tie-ins Namor has with those characters.

 

So am I right in thinking that we could see news on the 2019 and 2020 movies this comic con?

 

It wouldn't surprise me if that a couple months after GotG vol.2 comes out, we find out that two of the 2020 movies are a Dr. strange sequel and the third GotG film. Comic Con San Diego fits that.


I'd also say we'll learn the title of the new marvel franchise film of 2020, as well. No director or actor names yet. Just possibly the script writers.

 

Kevin Feige says no.

Marvel’s Phase 4 Movies Are ‘Spoilers’ For Avengers: Infinity War

So, there probably won't be announcement of the 2019 or 2020 films until after Phase 3 is completed.

 

I'm waiting for them to announce a Hulk Vs Hulk Vs Hulk in which Eric Bana teams up with Edward Norton to take down Mark.

 

We already know that the third 2019 movie is Sony's Spider-Man homecoming sequel in July.


And no matter what, pre-production needs to know what a movie is at least two years before release (one year before shooting.)

So at the minimum we'll learn what the 2020 films are next year. Maybe after Avengers Infinity (2018), but definately long before untitled Avengers
Movie 4 (2019) is released.
So, there probably won't be announcement of the 2019 or 2020 films until after Phase 3 is completed.


Edit: the guy who played Ramsey Bolton on GoT, has been cast as Maximus in the Inhumans tv show.

 

Casting him for Maximus is brilliant. Ramsay is pretty much Maximus to the max. Jealous of his brother? Check, Crazy? Check. Manipulative? Check. Sociopath? Check.

Looking forward to seeing who's next.

 

Yah, honestly, this casting is the first time I've actually looked forward to the Inhumans movie/TV series because if we get to see Maximums the Mad as played by Ramsay Bolton doing basically Ramsay Bolton again, I'm pumped.

Although there is a nagging feeling in the back of my mind that if Fiege and the movie crew eventually gets their fabled Vin Diesel Inhumans movie that it'll completely wipe this from the map, creating the first big, notable divide between the movie and TV properties. I know it's all connected and all but Vin Diesel as Black Bolt starring Inhumans movie wouldn't mesh with the whoever is Black Bolt starring TV show.

 

We'll have to see if the Inhumans would even work on the big screen. Granted, with Guardians of the Galaxy, we know that anything can work regardless of initial popularity. But the Inhumans, I've gathered, have a reputation of being a poor man's X-Men. That's not exactly the best of hooks. (My reaction to first hearing that a movie was a possibility was: "Why is Marvel wasting one of their movie slots?")

If they did make an Inhumans movie, it would't be the first time that something was retconned; I understand that the Agent Carter TV show replaced the short of the same name.

 

I'm a huge MCU fan, but I can't find any forum dedicated solely to this on the web. Does anyone know if there is one?

 

During Agent Carter's run it seemed like the short was retconned to me but by the finale, the short still fits. But a TV show retconning a short is small potatoes to a potential big time movie completely erasing a entire TV series (that is also getting a theatrical release of the first two episodes as well)

 

My understanding is the Inhumans now belongs to Marvel Entertainment, as oppose to Fiege's Marvel Studios and thus why it was taken off the MCU slate. I still don't mind this move for the reasons of (1) the Inhumans subbing for the X-Men and (2) hope this motivate Fiege to work on ensuring the Fantastic Four and the characters related thereto return to Marvel. I would so love for Dr. Doom to be part of the MCU as I feel it's one of the villains the Fiege would build and develop like Loki.

As for Inhumans being a TV series instead of the MCU proper, everything I am hearing sounds good to great. I mean, the news that the first two episodes will be shot for IMax and the first season is only about to be about 8 to 10 episodes means that they're really going for quality. And the casting of Ramsay Bolton is a nice stroke to help paint the Inhumans picture.

 

How? I'm pretty sure he just acted implausibly knowledgeable and then made a bunch of smarmy quips. Which is the same "amazing performance" given by Tony Starks, Ant Man, and anyone else who becomes a leading male actor in the MCU and isn't Captain America.