doctorbadwolf
Heretic of The Seventh Circle
Here.The rebel biker hasn't been a thing outside of Japanese bike street racers for decades now.
Here.The rebel biker hasn't been a thing outside of Japanese bike street racers for decades now.
I think people blaming streaming for Bo numbers miss the big picture. Covid didn't kill the BP as much as show that there were alternatives and cast a light over how little the typical BO experience gives you for the price. Trying to go back to exclusive windows won't bring the numbers back- it's not the windows as much as it's the fact that people realize the terrible experience they've been shoveled for premium prices.Overall box office is down 25%.
MCU movies are more than that it seems. Even good ones are getting around 400 million apart from GotG3 and Deadpool+Wolverine.
Solo has a lot to like in it, but it commits what I consider a grave sin - the prequel that explains everything (or worse yet, explains every overt thing). So we're told not just how he got the Falcon, or met Chewie, but both! Plus the very important explanations of why he has the gun he has and why he wears the outfit he wears? Yeesh.Speak for yourself! I, for one, had wondered for ages why Han always called Chewbacca "Chewie." Such a mystery!
Agreed. They have the film and tv rights to all (?) the Marvel characters now, so what's the point in having those rights if theyre not going to mix and match at least a little? Especially when the appeal of the brand is a universe of characters that do their own thing but also team up regularly/frequently. And practically speaking, they're going to crossover whatever they think will fill seats (in theaters or in homes).I'm the exact opposite. I don't want to be wondering where the other heroes are. Just have one verse just like it is in the comics.
The theme of a universe where you're made out of paint-like goo.What theme unifies the multiverse era of films?
It's probably more dramatic for everyone if Doom is a variant Tony, so that's what I'm assuming until told/shown otherwise. That doesn't jibe with a Doom from the 60's FF-verse, but hey - multiverse + time travel.Do we know yet whether Dr Doom is a variant of Tony Stark, or is this just a case of RDJ playing two different characters?
Could be the former given this is part of the multiverse saga, but we’ve had a few instances of the latter before so there is precedent.
I think that would be a huge mistake. No one cares about the multiverse stuff - they can't avoid using it a little, but they ought to downplay it as much as possible, not lean into it hard. Besides, RDJ is happy to play unrecognisable characters. He could do an accent, wear the mask, and have massive scar makeup when he has the mask off.It's probably more dramatic for everyone if Doom is a variant Tony, so that's what I'm assuming until told/shown otherwise. That doesn't jibe with a Doom from the 60's FF-verse, but hey - multiverse + time travel.
I don’t think the F4 universe is in the 1960s, it’s a contemporary universe in which the fashions that were popular in the 1960s in our universe are currently fashionable in that universe. So no reason it can’t have alternative versions of a similar age.That doesn't jibe with a Doom from the 60's FF-verse
Yeah, it's funny - if you don't think about it, it's easy to assume it's the 60s (especially looking at Sue's fashion in that last scene, 4 years later, which is very late 60s).I don’t think the F4 universe is in the 1960s, it’s a contemporary universe in which the fashions that were popular in the 1960s in our universe are currently fashionable in that universe. So no reason it can’t have alternative versions of a similar age.