I wish they could get al pacino as hoffa to start cameoing in all the marvel movies to deliver the final blow to every character after their death spiel like vegeta on namek
just wandering in from offstage to curb stomp one of the chrises
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oh hey, a fat joke in a Marvel movie. how completely unsurprising.
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Do you want to be a part of THIS history?
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jonathan hickman solving the jean / wolverine / cyclops triangle via way of marvel team up
perhaps marvel tag team up
hickmans claim to fame is proving that yes, mutants fuck
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Way better than that Black Widow trailer.
If a movie set in 84 was filmed on film and not orange and teal it would look more like 1984.
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I remember being really surprised at just how drastically better X-Men First Class was at evoking a specific period than it’s sequel Days of Future Past. Maybe First Class not having that much action gave it time to be more considered in it’s approach but I don’t know if any of these other “period piece” or “retro” inspired super hero movies have done as good of a job as that movie did, relatively. Even Thor: Ragnarok’s retro aesthetic was really just it’s posters and logo I guess?
so which greek god in disguise do you think pedro pascal’s guy is
Maybe he’s Bacchus and they’re doing Joss Whedon’s script
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I didn’t get this feeling at all. First class felt like a bunch of mad men cosplay with a lot of anachronisms undercutting the period choice. The most notable of which was that characters wore modernish cuts and fashion rather than anything recognizably period.
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oh please oh please oh please
There’s a bunch of Kirby Shit on Gladiator Planet.
Shame they left Gladiator Planet.
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Okay why is the WWII hunky guy not like 75 years old what’s the deal here
he actually dies in the first movie so presumably there’s some magical hijinks going on
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He’s probably Hades or something though
You never saw the body… Maybe he flew into the future!
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Maybe it’s like when the 70’s series jumped from WW2 to the 70’s and Lyle Waggoner was now his own son or something.