Saw the Trevor Slatery One-Shot. Holy fuck.

Forgot about that. Downloading it now, will watch after RAW

Whoa, damn. Good one. Lots of stuff can come from that, and hopefully it does.

Love the jab at internet reactions.

Probably the best One Shot they've done.

Just getting round to watching that now. "Marked out" at the mention of The Liverpool Echo.

Lots of Marvel movie news, which we round up here in one easy read.

Captain America 3 will go head-to head against Batman vs. Superman; both movies are opening on May 6, 2016, according to Hollywood Reporter. Marvel had reserved the date for an un-named movie, but Warner Bros. was not deterred, selecting it as the date for its next big film when it was moved back from 2015 (see "Ouch! 'Superman / Batman' Movie Bumped to 2016"). Marvel has not officially announced that Cap 3 will use the date; THR is citing "sources."



It looks like Captain America: The Winter Soldier is going to have a big opening, estimated to be in the $85 to $90 million range, according to Variety. That would beat Captain America: The First Avenger, which opened with $65 million, by $20 million. It would be close to topping Thor: The Dark World, which opened with $86.1 million (see "'Thor' Sequel Hammers Box Office").

Sebastian Stan, who played Bucky in Captain America: The First Avenger and is playing the Winter Soldier in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, now is in a nine picture deal with Marvel, he told Newsarama this week. That was a six-picture deal back in 2012 when his participation in Captain America: The Winter Soldier was announced (see "Sebastian Stan Returns as Bucky in 'Winter Soldier'"), so the studio must have like what it’s seen, and have plans for a lot of appearances of his character in future films.

There are two post-credit scenes in Captain America: The Winter Soldier, according to Collider, including one directed by Avengers: Age of Ultron director Joss Whedon. The other post-credit scene was directed by Joh and Anthony Russo, the directors of Captain America: The Winter Soldier.

Marvel is preparing for some Gangnam-style shooting for Avengers: Age of Ultron in and around Seoul, South Korea, according to Hollywood Reporter. Locations include the famous Gangnam district, bridges over the Han River through the heart of Seoul, Sangam DMC, and Yongsan. Marvel is expected to sign an agreement with several local agencies, including the Korean Film Council, for arrangements related to the shoot. Marvel’s already shot in Johannesburg; principle photography is at Shepperton Studios near London.

One member of the Avengers: Age of Ultron cast will have a short trip to the set for the South Korea shoot. Korean actress Kim Soo Hyun has been cast in a "substantial supporting" role in the film, according to Comic Book Movie.

Just watched the MCU TV special. If the kiddies are as quick as they tend to be, expect to see concept art of Quicksilver, Wanda, and HULKBUSTER ARMOR.

I know it's not really news (like 3 months old) but Michael Douglas is gonna be Hank Pym?

What? I don't recall Hank Pym ever being old as fuck in the comics, what's with this film? Gotta be some weird ass story there.

Not weird. Hank will be presented as the original Ant-Man (and possibly one of the first superheroes connected with SHIELD) and Scott Lang takes up the mantle. Basic alternate timeline/universe deal.

Yeah, weird.

Okay, see ya at the movies.

Wolverine 3 is a lock. Summer 2017. More than likely Hugh Jackman's last go.

And aside from the curiously cast Fantastic Four, and X-Men Apocalypse (very much First Class 3, set in the 80's), Fox has another X-Universe film set but hasn't revealed what it is. My money's on X-Force, featuring Deadpool (accurately presented, again by Reynolds).

For some of us this, along with Sony going ham with Spidey's universe, means we will not see Peter Parker annoy Logan in the Helicarrier. Not. This. Decade.

What Wolverine story will they use, I wonder. Would love Old Man Logan, but there would be way too many license problems. They'd have to rewrite the whole thing.

Drawing a blank on great Wolverine stories.

I was telling Khuntry that from a character driven standpoint you have to find a side of him little seen or hinted at. I proposed the paternal side last seen in X-Men 1 with his relationship with Rogue.

Yeah, let's get X23 in there. And bring back Victor. Make it about Logan keeping his kinda-sorta daughter from falling in the hands of his ax-crazy brother. Make it a family affair.

I'd be for that.

I'd like to see a Lady Deathstrike return. Underrated, underutilized villain imo.

Give her a film version of her insanely badass Messiah Complex redesign.

Still pissed they reverted back to her 90's look when she reappeared.

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Fuckin' rad.

I'd love to see Kelly Hu return, revealed as the X23's mother.

So many claws everywhere and I'd love it.

I need a sequel to All Hail the King

Dr. Strange, perhaps.

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TAKE MY MONEY!!!

Seriously though, I have the entire original run of all the 2099 comics.

I've read through the whole Matt Friction's run on Invincible Iron Man lately and I loved it. Was never a fan of the character (in the comic books) but this was pretty great. There were some dumbass moments, like Tony taking a dwarf from Asgard to Seattle and taking him to AA meetings, but overall it was good.

I think I want to have sex with hugh Jackman

English actor Toby Kebbell is close to joining "Fantastic Four" as Doctor Doom.

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Did you really have to post it in both threads?

I... didn't know which one to put it in.

Yeah Agent Carter is totally happening, at the very least as a miniseries. Perhaps as early as next Fall concurrent with Agents of SHIELD S2. It should be interesting seeing the same organization depicted in two eras, especially after... recent things were exposed.

Does anybody like Channing Tatum? Anybody? I think he's alright.

I ask because he's totally going to be Gambit in a future X-movie.

As one of my favorite comic book characters, no.

Sawyer from lost NEEDS to be Gambit... hes perfect in every way for the character

True, but he's not interested.

He makes the weirdest career choices

Has he said that recently? I could see why he wouldn't wanna do it straight off the back of playing Sawyer, what with type-casting and all, but 4 years removed from the show/character? Maybe he's had a change of heart.

Why wouldn't you wanna play an iconic role in a huge movie franchise?

He said it before, no reason to think he changed his mind. He probably just isn't interested in comic characters of big movie franchises.

Semi spoiler regarding post credit scene in Spiderman 2 with possible 'big picture' studio cross over potential implications: