I've mostly heard that it's good, but not quite up there with the better of the Marvel flicks. There's also apparently a pretty big post-credits scene.
[Movies] MCU: Phase 3 And Beyond
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Huh... guess they really don't want people walking out halfway through.
I mean, I think it looks entertaining enough, so I'll see it regardless of reviews.
I'll see it if I hear it's funny enough. I'm not going to it for Marvel tie-in or action though. I can read about the former and if I want the latter it's just not going to satisfy after Mad Max.
Yeah, press reviews, yep, bunch of people that want to be the first to write and be able to say, "See, I told you this was the end of Marvel movies." Not letting this be a decision for me.
I hope it's good, but I still wish we could've gotten the movie Edgar Wright wanted to make.
http://www.ew.com/article/2015/06/29/guardians-of-the-galaxy-2-title-revealed
And the title for the Guardians of the Galaxy sequel is... Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
And the title for the Guardians of the Galaxy sequel is... Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2.
It could have been Guardians II also.
And in the trailer, when the title shows up, it's just the word GUARDIANS and then Chris Pratt as Star-Lord throws up two middle fingers to form the "II" after it.
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Maybe they'll say it in the preview.
If this is real, I'm guessing Spider-man will be prominent in Civil War?
That Spider-Man arm looks shopped to hell. And not in the normal way that movie posters are.
If this is real, I'm guessing Spider-man will be prominent in Civil War?
I don't recall having unusually long forearms being part of Peter's mutation.
That also looks like the Amazing Spider-Man costume, and it's already been said that Peter's costume in the Marvel universe will appear more homemade.
I believe it's been said that it's a fan-made poster. From what I've been hearing, the role that Spider-Man had in Civil War in the comics is being filled in by Black Panther.
Yeah that poster's fan-made.
Also, James Gunn gushed pretty hard about Ant Man. He said it's his favorite Marvel flick since Iron Man 1.
Also, James Gunn gushed pretty hard about Ant Man. He said it's his favorite Marvel flick since Iron Man 1.
Selma's director says she's not working on Black Panther after all, though apparently Marvel did at least have her in talks.
I was on IMDB and accidentally spoiled for myself a cameo in Ant-Man. Good job, me. Stellar work.
Thanks for the warning, I won't go there.
Man I'm getting tired of that joke.
I like to think of it as "3 Chrises and a Robert".
She's 50, she's officially Hollywood-old. Obviously.
...I guess they're going for something more akin to Ultimate Universe Aunt May, where she's around late 40s to early 50s.
That would make sense. Honestly having May be too much older than Peter raises some odd questions. For instance, if May were portrayed as 60+, and Peter's a teenager, that means she was in her 40s when he was born, which implies that she was notably older than his parents (ie like 10 years). It makes her and Uncle Ben more like grandparents than parents. And that's not the dynamic they're going for, obviously.
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She was a great-aunt.
Sure, one of a kind.
If her and Johnny Depp had a kid, they'd create an immortal.
Dunno about cartoon Ultimate Spidey as I never watched it, but Aunt May in the original Ultimate Spidey comics is pretty awesome (and definitely not a walking fossil like 616 May).
Yeah I always assumed Aunt May and Uncle Ben were actually Peter's great aunt and uncle. Ultimate Spidey's Aunt May seemed more appropriately aged.
I don't know about immortals, but I heard she makes fine-looking Jews.