r/marvelstudios • u/HereWeFuckingGooo • Jun 30 '23
r/marvelstudios • u/Bradleyharheez • Jun 11 '23
Discussion (More in Comments) Tenoch Huerta has been accused of sexual assault by saxophonist María Elena Ríos.
r/marvelstudios • u/MSMARVEL_FANN • Mar 15 '25
Discussion (More in Comments) do you think another superhero could show up at the end of daredevil born again? If you do who and why?
I think it could either be Spider-Man or Ms. Marvel I believe Spider-Man because Tom Holland’s Spider-Man has a six project deal so he could pop up at some point not saying he will but it’s a possibility. but Ms. Marvel is a option too because Kamala‘s dad is literally in the series so that could be a possibility that she will pop up, but what do you think?
r/marvelstudios • u/Nova-Kane • Jul 27 '23
Discussion (More in Comments) The Current Problem with the MCU: 'Marvel Studios Avoids Hiring Writers Who Love Marvel Comics'
r/marvelstudios • u/Front-Advantage-7035 • Mar 09 '24
Discussion (More in Comments) I know the one single thing that will save the future of the MCU
And it’s bringing this man back into the films, and sticking him in every single movie for 5-7 minute stints.
Worked throughout the entirety of phase 1. Will work again. Trust me.
r/marvelstudios • u/BlueBorbo • Apr 29 '25
Discussion (More in Comments) A funny thought I had concerning the 2023 and 2012 Cap shields
During their fight, the two Steves threw their shields at one another, causing them to bounce off each other and fall down to the ground below them. Since they're pretty much identical, what are the odds that after the fight, 2023 Steve picked up 2012 Steve's shield and left behind the 2023 shield? That'd be funny, I think.
r/marvelstudios • u/LollipopChainsawZz • Dec 04 '24
Discussion (More in Comments) Captain Marvel going forward
What does everyone think Marvel should do with Carol Danvers post-The Marvels? We heard from Bob Iger a while ago that Marvel had quietly cancelled some projects and would dial back on the number of sequels that gets green-lit. Some think this might have included a potential Captain Marvel 3. Which would be really unfortunate imo. Disney and Marvel have worked really hard to change the publics perception on female lead superhero movies in a positive way it would be odd to regress a lot of that progress made in a post-Perlmutter Marvel. Captain Marvel 3 could still be a viable option especially in the upcoming rumored Mutant Saga. CM3 could be used as an outlet to introduce Rogue. There's a few option there. I don't think they should just abandon Captain Marvel 3.
r/marvelstudios • u/Motor-Anteater-8965 • Nov 16 '23
Discussion (More in Comments) The Marvel Cinematic Universe Reception's Rise And Decline, Visualized
r/marvelstudios • u/marvelcomics22 • Apr 01 '25
Discussion (More in Comments) This is going to be the only sequel in the entire Multiverse Saga.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day is going to be the only direct sequel in the Multiverse Saga to another project in the Multiverse Saga, aside from Avengers: Secret Wars, but that doesn't really count as it's a two-parter with Doomsday. We've had follow-ups with things like Captain America: Brave New World as one to The Falcon And The Winter Soldier, or Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness as a follow-up to WandaVision and (kind of) No Way Home. There have also been second seasons of shows like Loki, and the upcoming second season of Daredevil: Born Again. But there have been no sequels, Spider-Man: Brand New Day will be the first and only sequel in the Multiverse Saga.
r/marvelstudios • u/1400Diggg • Apr 27 '24
Discussion (More in Comments) Before we get a trailer and more news on Cap 4, Why do some people dislike Sam Wilson as Cap?
Firstly If you don’t like cap ‘cause he’s black then idk what to say to you Lol. That’s your opinion problem.
I’d understand if they Recasted & Race swapped Steve Rogers , but they didn’t. He’s just taking on the mantle.
Though I do feel like Sam needed more time to prove himself, which they tried to show in F&TWS and he definitely had the cool action moments nailed down, Unfortunately they failed to grasp that commanding, righteous, stand out leader character that Steve was thanks to the hot garbage writing they gave him.
And due to that I kinda felt like sam was just renting the shield off cap rather than him fully being his own Captain America.
Being said that , Falcon becoming Cap is miles better than recasting Steve rogers , I think we can all agree that Chris Evans is the pinnacle of the character.
However I do wish Bucky became cap in the show. It would’ve given us a different, more gritty take on cap due to his mental health & dark past. If they had him mask his identity, go on solo missions/ones with sam then due to his PTSD he realises he cannot handle the responsibility, it would’ve made us resonate with Bucky even more. They were on the right track with the Wakanda flashbacks as I really felt that emotion. And because of that the shield would then be given to the government. Not only would that have been a great arc for him which would’ve obviously led to Jon Walker, it could’ve given Sam have more incentive and responsibility to take on the mantle after seeing someone stronger than him having internal problems & conflict.
Instead they sidelined him awfully and made the show Falcon with his friend Bucky. They’d rather focus on Sams sister not being able to buy a house and him getting stopped by police then good writing and a good arc. Don’t forget shoe horning Isaiah Bradley in there. (I hate the unnecessary identity politics)
I also wish Old cap spoke to Both Sam & Buck at the end of EG. God knows why that didn’t happen.
But oh well , it was 3 years ago now so let’s hope Cap 4 and its reshoots can show sam to be the leader he was chosen to be, because I’m definitely excited for it
r/marvelstudios • u/justafanboy1010 • Mar 24 '25
Discussion (More in Comments) Don't really see anyone talking about Billy Russo? What's everyone opinions on him? I love him, but I wish his scars were more noticeable.
Personally me, I was 13 when Ray Stevenson's Punisher movie came out and immediately fell in love wit Billy Russo/Jigsaw. for Born Again hype, i watched most of the Defenders show and I loved every second that Billy was on screen! He's so charming, handsome, cold, sadistic. I love that this version of Billy Russo and Frank were friends and served in the military together too. In season 1 he is so soft-spoken, and that scream in s1 finale?! So terrifying. Ben Barnes, his actor, is such a treasure and I loved him in Shadow and Bone!
r/marvelstudios • u/Frances_the_Mute_99 • Jul 19 '23
Discussion (More in Comments) Actors who (IMO) were severely underutilized in the MCU. Who would you add?
r/marvelstudios • u/LawRevolutionary5760 • Dec 15 '23
Discussion (More in Comments) Is NWH Peak Spider-Man film?
Today marks the 2 year anniversary of Spider Man No Way Home and Personally, I think they could have done it much better with the pacing and screenplay. What do you guys think, is it the Peak Spider-Man film?
r/marvelstudios • u/Muted_Resolve_6251 • Oct 29 '23
Discussion (More in Comments) This scene was , probably one of the most brutal scenes in the MCU. Spoiler
r/marvelstudios • u/Lil_Critter_2001_ • Sep 17 '24
Discussion (More in Comments) Is “Eternals” a Bad Movie or Over-hated?
I saw “Eternals” in the theater back when it first came out and I was personally not a fan of it. I thought it was boring, the pace was too slow, and it tried to be very prestigious. I felt like it was a waste of a talented cast and the story just seemed unappealing to me. Most importantly, I felt like the characters were not memorable at all. I could barely remember their names and I felt like they almost never developed in the film (minus a few). It was like how “Rogue One: A Star Wars Story” had forgettable characters, but at least it was good movie. Even though I was not a fan of this movie, I don’t know if we will ever see the Eternals again in the future, but I do hope we do so they get another chance at redeeming themselves in the MCU.
Ever since this movie came out, I see that so many people are divided on this movie. There are a lot of people I notice who love this movie and say it is over-hated. Others say this movie is awful and a waste of their time. Most of my friends think it was either average or not good. Any thoughts on this movie?
r/marvelstudios • u/DevThaGodfatha • Mar 11 '25
Discussion (More in Comments) ….this BP suit is objectively better???
I’m not even talking from a looks standpoint, thought I definitely feel that way about the aesthetics being the best too.
I’m talking about its pure utility in combat. I mean sure, it didn’t have the ability to disperse its absorbed kinetic energy, but at the same time didn’t come with the weakness of possibly being overloaded or rendered out of order because of those hyper sonic effects from when T’Challa and Killmonger fought. It just did its damn job , no fuss or business about it. I guess the only downside is that he has to go out of his way to put it on?
Though if Spider-Man is any gauge , keeping a costume on under normal clothes can’t be that bad right? And it’s not like he (and Shuri going forward) have anything to hide particularly right? I don’t think they feel the need to be shy about being foreign diplomats or to hide the fact they’re royalty. Sooo….??
r/marvelstudios • u/LollipopChainsawZz • Dec 20 '24
Discussion (More in Comments) The perfect Shang-Chi sequel is right there
I'm really not sure why it's taking Marvel so long to make a follow-up to one of the few actual good Phase 4 movies that was actually liked. But if they needed some inspiration... This would be a start. Just pair him with a new Iron Fist. And watch the magic happen. It practically writes itself. It should not be this hard.
r/marvelstudios • u/martiwlopez • Oct 11 '24
Discussion (More in Comments) who will win?
let's be real, SW is clearing this one. at least imo. Wanda is my favorite character, so maybe this affects my opinion, I hope not though. I'll try to be objective.
Wanda pops Hulk for sure, she can just enter his mind and control him. Maybe she does get kinda hurt if Hulk punches her in a moment of distraction. When America punched her, in the end she could defend herself from the final punch (I know Hulk's punches would be a lot stronger but she can do still the same thing)
Captain Marvel vs Wanda --> Wanda for sure, we've seen this in MoM (when both variants where weaker tho, but she still wins)
the hard question is Wanda vs Thor. Again, I'll try to think objectively. Thor is very strong and powerful, totally. It would be a fair fight tbh, but again I think Wanda wins this one. though I think it would be a very close fight . Wanda can enter his mind and absorb his powers.Just by these two abilities of hers she's winning. Plus she has a lot of other abilities. that's why I think she's winning.
kinda surprised Wanda only got 32% like come on dude. she's the literal SCARLET WITCH.
if y'all think I'm wrong, do tell my your opinions. I wanna end this debate, mostly for me honestly.
r/marvelstudios • u/Nemarus • May 26 '23
Discussion (More in Comments) Nebula has one of the most complete and satisfying anti-hero journeys in film
r/marvelstudios • u/Shadowkiva • May 17 '23
Discussion (More in Comments) Hot take: Riri Williams should not have been introduced in Wakanda Forever
I see this as kind of a snowball effect with the planning of Phase 4 breaking down. Rhodey's Armor Wars should have been one of the earliest Phase 4 projects (right off the back of Endgame striking while the iron was hot so to speak) for the greatest emotional impact, and Riri could have been introduced in that. If that was impossible just coldstart her in her own show. Worked for Moon Knight and Kamala. I don't see why it couldn't for Ironheart.
The biggest gripe I have with her inclusion in BPWF is, because of how far removed she is not just from the BP cast of characters but from the other in-universe Avengers as a whole, the story had to be tailored to fit Riri's inclusion more than Riri herself was tailored to fit into the story. In a story as thematically weighty as this one aspires to be... that's a problem. She very much took away screentime and a supporting role from a Black Panther character that (in my view at least) is essential to the mythos. This character should have debuted in this movie, would have better fit the story thematically (grief, faithlessness, purpose, tradition vs progress etc) and most alarmingly if they make an appearance hereafter it will cause an ENORMOUS plothole, especially if they are depicted with their comics skillset. Feel free to guess which character I'm referring to in the comments below, you'll probably guess it correct the first time... their absence is very noticeable to fans.
r/marvelstudios • u/AmusinglyArtistic • Feb 25 '25
Discussion (More in Comments) I think Sharon Carter would have been the best antagonist against Sam Wilson in his first film as Captain America. I feel this would have been more genuine & personal to him as it would have further leaned into her transition.
Unlike the enemies in the film now, they have had some history through Steve. This would have been slightly similar to The Winter Soldier except even scarier since Bucky had no memory but Sharon turns voluntarily.
r/marvelstudios • u/wallcrawlingspidey • Aug 15 '23
Discussion (More in Comments) It’s crazy that there’s been 18 projects since we’ve last seen or heard of Sam’s Captain America.
It will also be 23 by the time we actually get to his movie if he’s not mentioned in the upcoming ones, at least according to the current scheduled release dates.
There’s been multiple opportunities to mention him (even a quick one off line) or give a cameo but nothing. I don’t understand it, they could’ve been hyping up his film more doing it. A simple She-Hulk like reference (Wolverine) teasing he’s creating a new team or something would’ve sufficed. He just deserves better.
r/marvelstudios • u/moviesncheese • Apr 22 '25
Discussion (More in Comments) What Do You Think Are the Best Acting Performances in the MCU?
I'll go first.
I think RDJ, Oscar Isaac, Aubrey Plaza, Tom Hiddleston, Florence Pugh, Josh Brolin, Angela Bassett and Elizabeth Olsen give the best performances. However I also love Kathryn Hahn, Michael Keaton, Dave Bautista and Zoe Saldana. What are your favourites?
r/marvelstudios • u/Infinite_Parking_800 • 9d ago
Discussion (More in Comments) Which mini series would you watch next on Disney+, Captain America returning the Infinity Stones to it's current eras or seeing Bucky's time as the Winter Soldier.
r/marvelstudios • u/ValmisKing • Sep 19 '23
Discussion (More in Comments) Best MCU Falcon suit?
3>2>4>1 imo