Marvel Confirms Phase 4 Movies/Shows

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Black Widow - May 2, 2020

Taskmaster is confirmed as the main villain. David Harbour from Stranger Things and Hellboy is playing Red Guardian/Alexei from the comics. The movie will take place after the events of Civil War, but before Infinity War. Rachel Weisz is confirmed, suspected of being Iron Maiden. Ray Winstone is confirmed being in the movie, suspected of being Taskmaster.

The Falcon & The Winter Soldier - Fall 2020

Baron Zemo will be the main villain and be in full comic book costume. Also Falcon is confirmed to be Captain America in this series. He's been fitted for his version of the suit.

The Eternals - November 6, 2020

Will have a very heavy Jack Kirby feel to it. Similar to Thor: Ragnorok. This movie will deal with The Celestials. The characters will be immortal. So they've been around the whole time during the MCU movies. Richard Madden is playing Ikaris. Selma Hayek is playing their leader Ajak. Angelina Jolie is Thena

Shang-Chi & The Legend of the Ten Rings - February 12, 2021

The real Mandarin is confirmed as the villain.

Wanda Vision - Spring 2021

Six episodes after events of Endgame. Scarlet Witch will get full powers like comic book powers.

Doctor Strange & The Multiverse of Madness - May 7, 2021

Scarlet Witch will team up with Doctor Strange. This is suspected where is gets her full powers from through Chaos Magic. Nightmare is the confirmed villain.

Loki - Spring 2021

Will take place after Endgame. Will be the Loki who took the Tesseract in the movie and disappeared.

Hawkeye - Fall 2021

Will be training Kate Bishop.

Thor: Love & Thunder - November 5, 2020

Valkryie will be back. Natalie Portman came on stage and will be in the movie.


Blade - No Release Date


Mahershala Ali is probably to be playing Blade in a new Blade movie. Wesley Snipes will have some type of roll in the movie or production style of the movie.


Black Panther 2 - No Release Date

Guardians of the Galaxy 3 - No Release Date

Feige also confirmed Fantastic Four and that mutants will play a huge role. No confirmed dates or anything.

[Shogon]

I foresee a lot of flops out of those titles, comparatively speaking... though definitely not all. I'm sure they'll all make hundreds of millions... but we've already seen peak MCU imo... how could we not have?

Why do some of those titles show the Disney logo and some do not?

[Meticode]

I foresee a lot of flops out of those titles, comparatively speaking... though definitely not all. I'm sure they'll all make hundreds of millions... but we've already seen peak MCU imo... how could we not have?
I remember after Infinity War came out and everyone saw it, people were expecting Endgame to be a letdown because no one thought there was anyway to top Infinity War. For the most part, they DID topped it. You have a few of your people who like Infinity War more than Endgame, but for the most part and census, The Infinity Saga ended as good as could've been and Endgame did top Inifinity War.

Minus the Black Widow trailer, no one has even seen footage of the movies. You're just basing it off a title and limited information. So quick to judge.

[Shogon]

I remember after Infinity War came out and everyone saw it, people were expecting Endgame to be a letdown because no one thought there was anyway to top Infinity War. For the most part, they DID topped it. You have a few of your people who like Infinity War more than Endgame, but for the most part and census, The Infinity Saga ended as good as could've been and Endgame did top Inifinity War.

Minus the Black Widow trailer, no one has even seen footage of the movies. You're just basing it off a title and limited information. So quick to judge.

Endgame was more emotionally satisfying just because of the overarching story since 2008 but objectively speaking Infinity War was a much better film. People just aren't ok with the bad guy winning, so Endgame ended up being more popular due to that and the fact that it was the cap on a decade.

I was really wrong about its overall gross, but that's in part because I massively underestimated the impact the emerging markets in China and India would have on the box office. I didn't even consider them, very ignorantly so, when comparing it to Avatar.

I don't think that Endgame was better than Infinity War. I think most people that have watched most of the films would agree, despite the box office numbers.

I'm basing it off of the fact that the two main protagonists are now retired from the MCU... Downey and Evans... I could be wrong as ****, wouldn't shock me... but then again... how can anyone say even half seriously that Marvel is going to put out a bigger movie than Endgame? I just can't see that happening... as such, we have seen peak MCU.

[imdaman99]

I know I'll watch all these, because I'm a superhero fiend. But I don't think I care about the Eternals and Shang Chi enough. The rest, I have some interest in. I loved the original Blade, that pretty much started it all.

EDIT: What's the What If? I can't squint hard enough to see it.

[Kblaze8855]

They know what they

[Shogon]

They know what they're doing, but I also believe they got lucky with Downey specifically... I mean, if another actor is in that role, we might not even be having this conversation.

[Prometheus]

Am I the only one who thinks nearly all of the Marvel movies suck dick? rdj is the only good thing about the entire franchise imo.

[Shogon]

Am I the only one who thinks nearly all of the Marvel movies suck dick? rdj is the only good thing about the entire franchise imo.

Infinity War was probably the best movie of the entire franchise. It's not often we straight up get to see a villain win and see a story told almost entirely from their POV.

RDJ was their best actor.

I wouldn't say they suck dick... I will say they become awfully repetitive and the longer any major protagonist/major hero goes on the more that character trends towards being very similar to Iron Man/RDJ with the quick witted dialogue. The movies also follow very, very similar patterns and as such they have become quite stale as a collective, with some still fun individual movies.

I will also say... part of the magic of these movies was/is the audience/a packed house on opening night. I typically don't like noise in theaters whatsoever... let's just watch the damn movie... but there's absolutely no doubt in my mind that a packed theater on opening night amplified the ability to enjoy all of these movies and made them feel significantly more hyped.

[Kblaze8855]

They know what they're doing, but I also believe they got lucky with Downey specifically... I mean, if another actor is in that role, we might not even be having this conversation.


How do you get lucky by casting well? They chose him and their producers insisted he was the guy. Marvel is the only reason hes even a household name these days. Marvel is probably 90% of his career earnings.



"Downey wasn't the most obvious choice, but he understood what makes the character tick. He found a lot of his own life experience in 'Tony Stark'."[83] Favreau insisted on having Downey as he repeatedly claimed that Downey would be to Iron Man what Johnny Depp is to the Pirates of the Caribbean series: a lead actor who could both elevate the quality of the film and increase the public's interest in it.[

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That isnt getting lucky. Thats knowing what youre doing.

[Facepalm]

I foresee a lot of flops out of those titles, comparatively speaking... though definitely not all. I'm sure they'll all make hundreds of millions... but we've already seen peak MCU imo... how could we not have?

Why do some of those titles show the Disney logo and some do not?


Those are TV shows on the new Disney streaming service. The others are actual movies in the theatre

[Facepalm]

I know I'll watch all these, because I'm a superhero fiend. But I don't think I care about the Eternals and Shang Chi enough. The rest, I have some interest in. I loved the original Blade, that pretty much started it all.

EDIT: What's the What If? I can't squint hard enough to see it.


Shang Chi is going to be yyuuuggeeeee just on the China market alone. It's going to be the Black Panther for the (4.54) billions of Asians all over the world.

[Micku]

Man, now the real Mandarin is appearing? I feel like they missed the boat with him. Should've fought Ironman.

The Eternals probably would be cool. Scarlet Witch getting her full powah would be cool too. Her and a Dr. Strange team up is nice.

But I want X-Men, Dr. Doom and Galactus. Give me that multiverse thing. Hint at Secret Wars or something. I'm somewhat excited for the rest of the line up, but not overly. I understand that there probably has to be a down period after Endgame, but I want more hints of the next big event. Whelp, I hope for the movies to be good. Maybe the big teaser would be in Eternals.

[Facepalm]

Man, now the real Mandarin is appearing? I feel like they missed the boat with him. Should've fought Ironman.

The Etenrals probably would be cool. Scarlet Witch getting her full powah would be cool too. Her and a Dr. Strange team up is nice.

But I want X-Men, Dr. Doom and Galactus. Give me that multiverse thing. Hint at Secret Wars or something. I'm somewhat excited for the rest of the line up, but not overly. I understand that there probably has to be a down period after Endgame, but I want more hints of the next big event.

I agree he should have fought Iron Man, that's his nemesis. Mandarin will probably replace Fu Manchu as Shang Chi's father since there are huge racist issues with Fu (there are the same issues with Mandarin too, but it's probably easier to update him and move away from the caricature). I can see the 10 rings organization being the slow burn enemy for this phase of the earth bound movies, much like Hydra was previously. The cosmic side is tackling the Celestials but maybe they end up fighting Galactus or Annihilus.

[Shogon]

How do you get lucky by casting well? They chose him and their producers insisted he was the guy. Marvel is the only reason hes even a household name these days. Marvel is probably 90% of his career earnings.




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That isnt getting lucky. Thats knowing what youre doing.

According to Terrance Howard, he personally played a large role in Downey getting the role. That's getting lucky. Unless Terrance exaggerated, which he totally could have.

[Shogon]

Those are TV shows on the new Disney streaming service. The others are actual movies in the theatre

That makes WAAAAAYYYYYY more sense. Thanks.

I was sitting here like, lmaoo... no way does a "Wanda Vision" movie do that well.

[Facepalm]

According to Terrance Howard, he personally played a large role in Downey getting the role. That's getting lucky. Unless Terrance exaggerated, which he totally could have.
Howard is just trying to get credit. The director wanted Downey and fought for him


Favreau chose Downey,

because he felt the actor's past made him an appropriate choice for the part, explaining "The best and worst moments of Robert's life have been in the public eye. He had to find an inner balance to overcome obstacles that went far beyond his career. That's Tony Stark."

Favreau faced opposition from Marvel in casting Downey, but would not take no for an answer, saying, "It was my job as a director to show that it was the best choice creatively ... everybody knew he was talented [and] certainly by studying the Iron Man role and developing that script I realized that the character seemed to line-up with Robert in all the good and bad ways.

While preparing for filming, Favreau and Downey were given a tour of SpaceX by Elon Musk. Downey said, "Elon was someone Tony probably hung out with and partied with, or more likely they went on some weird jungle trek together to drink concoctions with the shamans."

Hiring RDJ was a huge gamble at the time. He was in and out of rehab, had been fired from projects, and couldn't even get insured for some movies. Favreau hit this one out of the park.



NEWS
Jon Favreau Details His Fight With Marvel Studios To Cast Robert Downey Jr. As Iron Man


While Robert Downey Jr. is now easily one of the most beloved movie stars in the world, prior to taking on the role of Tony Stark in 2008's Iron Man the actor had a very different public image. Despite years and years of putting on fantastic performances in great films, the star was much better known for his drug and alcohol habits and as a result was considered by many in the studio system to be an extreme risk. Despite Downey Jr. cleaning up his act, this behavior continued all the way up until Marvel Studios began carving out plans for their Marvel Cinematic Universe - which is why Jon Favreau really had to go to bat for him in the casting process for Iron Man.

Favreau opened up about casting Robert Downey Jr. during a recent interview with the Texas radio station 100.3 Jack FM, and revealed to the hosts that while Iron Man he brought up the idea of casting Downey Jr. in the lead role and was rejected multiple times. Despite all the negativity and wariness surrounding the suggestion, however, the director didn't take "no" for an answer and instead made it his responsibility to show the people at Marvel Studios that he knew exactly which actor he wanted to play the starring role. Said Favreau, "It was my job as a director to show that it was the best choice creatively…and now the Marvel Universe is the biggest franchise in film history."

So why exactly did Favreau insist on having Downey Jr. as his Iron Man? The answer to that question has two parts. One half of it was what Favreau says is his "really special ability" to see talent in other people. The other half, though, was the fact that the director simply saw far too many similarities between the journey the character takes in the film and what his actor friend had gone through during his time on the big screen.
“Everybody knew he was talented… Certainly by studying the Iron Man role and developing that script I realized that the character seemed to line-up with Robert in all the good and bad ways. And the story of Iron Man was really the story of Robert’s career.”

Of course, Jon Favreau was eventually able to convince the folks at Marvel Studios that Robert Downey Jr. was the perfect Tony Stark, and it turned out to be one of the greatest decisions in blockbuster history. Not including The Avengers, the Iron Man franchise has made over $2.4 billion at the global box office, and there's no denying that a great deal of that success comes from the magnetism and charisma of the franchise's main star. Explained Favreau in summation, "That was a big gamble on whether or not he was really serious about it… and now history has definitely proven that he was dead serious about it and now he is the biggest star in the world."

[Shogon]

Howard is just trying to get credit. The director wanted Downey and fought for him

Ok so whether it was Howard or Favreau, it boils down to one guy that isn't the decision maker insisting on getting RDJ cast. That's luck, either way.

For the record, Howard claimed to have willingly given up $1 million to try to get him cast...


He was the first of the leading roles to be cast, and says that he took a $1 million pay cut to help persuade Marvel to hire Robert Downey Jr. for the Iron Man role when the studio was having doubts.

Either way, it wasn't this grand mastermind at Marvel saying "this is our guy" the whole time... they lucked into him.

[Facepalm]

Ok so whether it was Howard or Favreau, it boils down to one guy that isn't the decision maker insisting on getting RDJ cast. That's luck, either way.

For the record, Howard claimed to have willingly given up $1 million to try to get him cast...



Either way, it wasn't this grand mastermind at Marvel saying "this is our guy" the whole time... they lucked into him.


How do you read this quote


the director didn't take "no" for an answer and instead made it his responsibility to show the people at Marvel Studios that he knew exactly which actor he wanted to play the starring role. Said Favreau, "It was my job as a director to show that it was the best choice creatively…and now the Marvel Universe is the biggest franchise in film history."

and still come to the conclusion that they lucked into him? The director had him in mind and fought against the suits at Disney to consider him. RDJ then went and auditioned and blew every one away, confirming Favreau's stance. That's not luck.

[Shogon]

How do you read this quote



and still come to the conclusion that they lucked into him? The director had him in mind and fought against the suits at Disney to consider him. RDJ then went and auditioned and blew every one away, confirming Favreau's stance. That's not luck.

On Favreau's end it wasn't luck, but Favreau wasn't the ultimate decision maker. Favreau isn't the MCU.

[Facepalm]

On Favreau's end it wasn't luck, but Favreau wasn't the ultimate decision maker. Favreau isn't the MCU.
Yes, but Favreau is the director. He has plenty of influence. He's the one that convinced Feigan to give RDJ a look, RDJ nailed the audition, the rest is history.

Luck would be if they hired someone to play Wolverine (Dougray Scott), the actor has to pull out last minute because his current film's production runs late (MI2), they settle on an alternate (Hugh Jackman), and he proceeds to own the part for 17 years and 9 movies. THAT'S luck

[Shogon]

Yes, but Favreau is the director. He has plenty of influence. He's the one that convinced Feigan to give RDJ a look, RDJ nailed the audition, the rest is history.

Luck would be if they hired someone to play Wolverine (Dougray Scott), the actor has to pull out last minute because his current film's production runs late (MI2), they settle on an alternate (Hugh Jackman), and he proceeds to own the part for 17 years and 9 movies. THAT'S luck

They didn't want to consider him... they happened to have a director that was adamant. If it was a different director, it goes a different way. There are varying degrees to luck.

Agree to disagree, I suppose.

[Kblaze8855]

On Favreau's end it wasn't luck, but Favreau wasn't the ultimate decision maker. Favreau isn't the MCU.



Hes the executive producer of like 7 billion dollars of movies. Hes one of the people we mean when we say "They" know what they are doing. How is the EP of a quarter of their movies not gonna be considered part of the MCU?

He produced Ironman, ironman 3, and all 3 avengers and directed the first 2 Ironman movies. Who is the MCU if not him?

Hes at least one of the top guys who shaped the thing.

[Shogon]

Hes the executive producer of like 7 billion dollars of movies. Hes one of the people we mean when we say "They" know what they are doing. How is the EP of a quarter of their movies not gonna be considered part of the MCU?

He produced Ironman, ironman 3, and all 3 avengers and directed the first 2 Ironman movies. Who is the MCU if not him?

Hes at least one of the top guys who shaped the thing.

I didn't say he wasn't part of the MCU... I said he wasn't the MCU.

The majority of those movies his name gets tossed on as an afterthought. Not to say he didn't contribute, but his role and title are vastly overstated.

Iron Man 1 was his baby and maybe Iron Man 2 and that's about it.

[Kblaze8855]

There is no one director. No one guy. Its dozens of projects going on over a decade+. But he has in fact had more to do with it than most of them.

Who do you think people mean when they reference a track record that suggests they know what they are doing? Marvel has not had a misstep yet. Their biggest mistakes make 600 million. John and many others are the reason for that...and they are still around.

Doesnt mean any one of them have to direct every movie. Nobody would have time for that.

You just gonna keep predicting their decline because its inevitable like all things decline?

[sammichoffate]

Ali already played Cottonmouth in Luke Cage, looks like they want to distance themselves even more from Netflix. Jane Foster Thor is pissing a lot of ppl off(for good reason, it sucked). The best thing on this list looks like Dr. Strange w/ Scarlet Witch tbh.

[Kblaze8855]

As far as the females who have had the power of Thor in the comics I

[Facepalm]

[QUOTE=Kblaze8855]As far as the females who have had the power of Thor in the comics I

[Meticode]

Infinity War was probably the best movie of the entire franchise. It's not often we straight up get to see a villain win and see a story told almost entirely from their POV.

RDJ was their best actor.

I wouldn't say they suck dick... I will say they become awfully repetitive and the longer any major protagonist/major hero goes on the more that character trends towards being very similar to Iron Man/RDJ with the quick witted dialogue. The movies also follow very, very similar patterns and as such they have become quite stale as a collective, with some still fun individual movies.

I will also say... part of the magic of these movies was/is the audience/a packed house on opening night. I typically don't like noise in theaters whatsoever... let's just watch the damn movie... but there's absolutely no doubt in my mind that a packed theater on opening night amplified the ability to enjoy all of these movies and made them feel significantly more hyped.
Maybe it's just knee jerk reactions, but everyone I've talked to liked Endgame more than Infinity War. I think what does it for everyone is the Avengers Assemble scene. It's just the complete essence and accumulation of all the movies you've followed to that moment you've been waiting for that you didn't think in the back of your mind they'd pull off, but they pulled it off really well.

[Meticode]

The recent comics run that gave Thor's hammer to Jane was actually pretty good. It was dumb that Thor became her name though, as if it was a title. Portman is just too petite imo, they need a woman with more physical presence to play the female Thor, but she was already cast as Jane years ago so :confusedshrug:



Valkyrie should have been the female Thor if they wanted to go in that direction.
We don't know what direction they'll go. People are just assuming it'll be Jane Foster as Thor. Maybe it'll be Valkryie, maybe someone else. Maybe no one will be Thor since Thor is slated to be in Guardians of the Galaxy 3 and someone only temporarily has his powers.

[Facepalm]

We don't know what direction they'll go. People are just assuming it'll be Jane Foster as Thor. Maybe it'll be Valkryie, maybe someone else. Maybe no one will be Thor since Thor is slated to be in Guardians of the Galaxy 3 and someone only temporarily has his powers.
I thought they already announced that Jane Foster will be wielding the hammer



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[Meticode]

I thought they already announced that Jane Foster will be wielding the hammer


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I guess you're right. i want to say it's too obvious though. I don't feel it'll be permanent though.

[Brujesino]

Seems like people are in a rush to shit on a female thor reminds of captain marvel all these fools mad at a powerful female character. Mad because she was to powerful and will kill thanos easily then tuned out she was barely in endgame.

[Meticode]

I'm mostly looking forward to The Eternals, Doctor Strange 2 and Thor 4 in that order. I'm really interested in the new direction the MCU takes with the introduction of The Eternals.

[sammichoffate]

Seems like people are in a rush to shit on a female thor reminds of captain marvel all these fools mad at a powerful female character. Mad because she was to powerful and will kill thanos easily then tuned out she was barely in endgame.The comic was garbage, that's why they don't like it. Captain Marvel was also shoehorned in to be the strongest Avenger when she wasn't even there for 99% of the MCU, she's also very bland and unlikable.

[hold this L]

Am I the only one who thinks nearly all of the Marvel movies suck dick? rdj is the only good thing about the entire franchise imo.
They don't suck, they're just not great. Essentially fun hollywood action flicks 7/10 that you never care about once you step out of the theater, with a connected universe.

[Facepalm]

I guess you're right. i want to say it's too obvious though. I don't feel it'll be permanent though.
Yup they are really gonna do it


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Lagertha from Vikings would have made a much better female Thor

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[Kblaze8855]

The recent comics run that gave Thor's hammer to Jane was actually pretty good. It was dumb that Thor became her name though, as if it was a title. Portman is just too petite imo, they need a woman with more physical presence to play the female Thor, but she was already cast as Jane years ago so



Valkyrie should have been the female Thor if they wanted to go in that direction.

Thor kinda is a title though. Its a gods name....but in the comics the guy who is thor isnt always thor. Hes a doctor as I suspect you know. They just totally ignored that element aside from the first movie where they made that doctor Portmans ex boyfriend whos clothes she gave Thor to wear.

Thor is not a constant character on earth. The POWER of Thor is given to whoever is worthy as if it is a title. Its something to earn.

Between Donald Blake(traditional Thor), Cap, Storm, Foster, Silver Surfer, Beta Ray Bill, Odin, Thing, Gamora, Luke Cage, Groot, and Rogue.....its clear you dont have to BE Thor to have the power of and be recognized as the current Thor.

Thor is like an abstract...mostly. Depends on which comic you mean. In some hes always thor...in others just his power makes whoever has the hammer Thor. He couldnt even put the hammer down and stay Thor for decades.

They have solid footing to make Thor whoever they want.

Though I agree that Jane will look weird.

Her being that strong just seems off....though logically just being musclebound wouldnt make you as strong as Thor is. Its clearly a magical/god thing so a female thor would still be strong....just not look strong. Like Spiderman I suppose.

[coin24]

Why can't Wesley Snipes play Blade again? I'd love to see that. They better not make a pile of shit reboot like what happened with Hellboy:facepalm

Can't say I'm interested in any of the next phase. Maybe guardians and doctor strange will be watchable, not sure about the direction Thor looks to be taking..
But tbh I've never been big on the tv series versions so doubtful I'd watch those anyway..

Does anyone think these will generate as big of an interest now that End Game and that phase is over?

[Bawkish]

Why can't Wesley Snipes play Blade again? I'd love to see that. They better not make a pile of shit reboot like what happened with Hellboy:facepalm

Can't say I'm interested in any of the next phase. Maybe guardians and doctor strange will be watchable, not sure about the direction Thor looks to be taking..
But tbh I've never been big on the tv series versions so doubtful I'd watch those anyway..

Does anyone think these will generate as big of an interest now that End Game and that phase is over?

rumors says that Snipes is an a$$hole to work with. The last Blade movie had tons of problems during production because of him

[sammichoffate]

Thor kinda is a title though. Its a gods name....but in the comics the guy who is thor isnt always thor. Hes a doctor as I suspect you know. They just totally ignored that element aside from the first movie where they made that doctor Portmans ex boyfriend whos clothes she gave Thor to wear.

Thor is not a constant character on earth. The POWER of Thor is given to whoever is worthy as if it is a title. Its something to earn.

Between Donald Blake(traditional Thor), Cap, Storm, Foster, Silver Surfer, Beta Ray Bill, Odin, Thing, Gamora, Luke Cage, Groot, and Rogue.....its clear you dont have to BE Thor to have the power of and be recognized as the current Thor.

Thor is like an abstract...mostly. Depends on which comic you mean. In some hes always thor...in others just his power makes whoever has the hammer Thor. He couldnt even put the hammer down and stay Thor for decades.

They have solid footing to make Thor whoever they want.

Though I agree that Jane will look weird.

Her being that strong just seems off....though logically just being musclebound wouldnt make you as strong as Thor is. Its clearly a magical/god thing so a female thor would still be strong....just not look strong. Like Spiderman I suppose.His name is literally Thor Odinson, it's not a title just because you wield the hammer. Yeah, you might have his power but he's still the God of Thunder. It works for other heroes who take the mantle of others' but not him because that's his actual name.

[Levity]

man, catching up on/watching these marvel movies is such a daunting task.

the last one i saw was Logan (which doesnt even qualify i dont think), so i have so much more to catch up on, but god damn it doesnt seem worth the effort.

[Facepalm]

No mention of the new Captain America?

Between Black Cap and Lady Thor, the incels are going to have absolute meltdown :oldlol:

[highwhey]

Am I the only one who thinks nearly all of the Marvel movies suck dick? rdj is the only good thing about the entire franchise imo.
NAH, i'm with you on that.

they're cookie cutter movies. same corny jokes across the mcu movies. it's tiring. villains suck ass for the most part. thanos was the only that was good.

[Kblaze8855]

His name is literally Thor Odinson, it's not a title just because you wield the hammer.

And yet....when other people have the hammer they have called them Thor. Jane foster was in fact called Thor. I think Rogue was too. Eric masterson was Thor. The comic with him was called the mighty Thor. Other people called him Thor.

When you have the power of Thor....you’re Thor. When the usual Thor isn’t being Thor....his name is Donald. The MCU just didn’t feel like complicating things.

[sammichoffate]

[QUOTE=Kblaze8855]And yet....when other people have the hammer they have called them Thor. Jane foster was in fact called Thor. I think Rogue was too. Eric masterson was Thor. The comic with him was called the mighty Thor. Other people called him Thor.

When you have the power of Thor....you

[Kblaze8855]

Thor

[Meticode]

I won't judge Thor: Love & Thunder until I see it. Especially since Waititi is returning and he did a great job on Ragnarok.

People get too bent out of shape about the title of Thor or if Thor is his name, etc. It could be both in one in the MCU. In the first Thor movie when Odin striples Thor of his powers he says, "...the power of Thor." before he tosses the hammer into the binefrost.

[GimmeThat]

the anti-facebook

[Bawkish]

I won't judge Thor: Love & Thunder until I see it. Especially since Waititi is returning and he did a great job on Ragnarok.

People get too bent out of shape about the title of Thor or if Thor is his name, etc. It could be both in one in the MCU. In the first Thor movie when Odin striples Thor of his powers he says, "...the power of Thor." before he tosses the hammer into the binefrost.

In Endgame, Cap is also "Thor" for a while...