babynoz said:

kpowers said:

EmmaMcG said:

babynoz said:

Yeah, did we need the Guardians Of The Galaxy? Sometimes when they throw everyting at the screen the characters end up canceling each other out and the result is anticlimactic.

The villain this time is Thanos, Nebula and Gamora's adoptive father. He was also responsible for killing Drax's family. From even just a story perspective, the Guardians have more of a right to be there than anyone. Besides, it's a culmination of everything from the last ten years of the MCU so you can't leave anyone out. Having the heroes all split into separate groups, which they seem to be, should prevent a feeling of overkill.

Thanks

I'm just worried about what I stated. Maybe two movies instead of one?

babynoz said:

Goddess4Real said:

I want this poster

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Really?! Jesus Christ pose Iron Man... What a fucking joke...



Neversin.

Neversin said:

Goddess4Real said:

I want this poster

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Yeah, Im going to have to sit way in the back. Any closer and my brain will fire, that's going to be one busy screen. And I'll have to see it at least 2x in a row.

Is Coulson going to make an appearance? I've lost track, do the Avengers now know he's alive? Seems weird they wouldn't know by now, not like he's all quiet and hidden away somewhere.

morningsong said:

EmmaMcG said:

morningsong said:

Is Coulson going to make an appearance? I've lost track, do the Avengers now know he's alive? Seems weird they wouldn't know by now, not like he's all quiet and hidden away somewhere.

If the timeline of the movies matches up with the timeline of Agents of Shield, then they would probably know he's alive due to his face being plastered all over the news after he and the rest of Shield were labelled terrorists after General Talbot was killed. However, we don't know if the timelines match because they never reveal exact dates anymore for when the movies are set. My guess would be that the movies are happening a couple of years ahead of AOS and the Netflix shows. Spider-Man was supposed to be set 8 years after The Avengers which would mean that it's set in the year 2020. Which would put Iron Man 3 around 2017 - 2018 which would coincide with what's happening now in Agents of Shield, assuming Agents of Shield is set in current times. So it's normal for Tony Stark not to be aware of what's going on with Coulson and Shield because he had locked himself off from the world building Iron Man suits. Thor was off in space, so I doubt he'd be paying attention to the news on earth. Captain America and Black Widow MIGHT be aware of Coulson being alive but Black Widow would know the importance of keeping secrets and if Captain America knows, he'd have no reason to mention it to anyone else when he was preoccupied with finding Bucky after The Winter Soldier. And Bruce Banner fucked off to space after Age of Ultron and he never really knew Coulson anyway. So, some might know, but with everything else going on, Coulson's survival probably wouldn't be big enough news for them to talk about.

(to everything before the highlight) I could of sworn everything was on the same timeline they keep matching stuff up with the helicarrier crash iirc, I need to back track a few movies but I did just re-watch Civil War doesn't seem to be off by years.


(to the highlight) The way they behaved when he was killed I'd think they'd make some kind of a big deal out of it one way or the other.

morningsong said:

kpowers said:

babynoz said:

Yeah, did we need the Guardians Of The Galaxy? Sometimes when they throw everyting at the screen the characters end up canceling each other out and the result is anticlimactic.

Who knows, maybe they will be the best thing in this movie

The Guardians are one of the biggest draws, imo.

This movie isn't designed just for one screening. It's designed for the fanboys and fangirls who will attend repeat screenings, and then go out and buy the movie and extended versions on streams and blu-ray, to digest every single crossover moment they can.

Until next year, when the next one drops.

EmmaMcG said:

morningsong said:

(to everything before the highlight) I could of sworn everything was on the same timeline they keep matching stuff up with the helicarrier crash iirc, I need to back track a few movies but I did just re-watch Civil War doesn't seem to be off by years.


(to the highlight) The way they behaved when he was killed I'd think they'd make some kind of a big deal out of it one way or the other.

The first scene in Spider-Man shows Michael Keaton at the aftermath of the fight for NY in The Avengers which was set in 2012. Then it cuts to 8 years later which puts Spider-Man as being set in 2020 and Civil War was set around the same time so that must also be in 2020. Same goes for The Black Panther and Ant Man as they're both set in and around the same time. Agents of Shield is harder to pin down in terms of what year its set but there was an episode in Season 3 which featured a news broadcast and if you look down the bottom of the screen during that news broadcast it mentions an incident in Hell's Kitchen, which is the setting for Daredevil. And we know Daredevil is set not long after the Avengers because Wilson Fisk is said to have made a lot of money in renovating a lot of the buildings which were damaged in the fight against the aliens in the Avengers. Luke Cage also featured a weapon which fired a special kind of ammunition that could hurt him and that ammunition also showed up in an episode of Agents of Shield around the same time that the had the Daredevil link. Since we're now on season 5 and some time has passed between these links to the Netflix shows and now, it's safe to assume that the new episodes of Agents of Shield is set in or around 2017 or 2018. The show seems to be progressing in real time, there or thereabouts. The Netflix shows started in 2015 with Daredevil and given what we know about Wilson Fisk's involvement in renovating parts of Hells Kitchen damaged in the Avengers, it's probably safe to say the show was also set in 2015 to allow those 3 years between the battle in the Avengers and the completion of the renovations. However, the Defenders was only set around a year after the events of Daredevil season 1 which puts that at some point in 2016, despite the show airing in 2017. Therefore, the current timelines for the MCU are the movies now in 2020 or possibly 2021 by the time of Infinity War. Agents of Shield looks to be about 2018 and the Netflix shows are about 2017. None of the timelines match which is one reason for it being so difficult to include characters from the TV shows appearing in the movies. As for Coulson and whether the Avengers know he's alive, my guess is that Tony doesn't know because he was too busy making new suits to pay attention to the news, Banner never really knew him, Fury already knows, Black Widow probably knows too, Thor has bigger things to worry about and Captain America probably doesn't know either but even if he did, who is he going to tell? He doesn't trust Fury or Shield anyway and he's not exactly best friends with Tony Stark.

Geesh, I need a Thom. Bros. guide to Marvel because I'm lost.

All I got is that Capt. left Tony his number and a burner phone in case he needs him, so obviously he's the one person on this planet he trust explicitly, wouldn't do that with an enemy.

morningsong said:

EmmaMcG said:

morningsong said: The first scene in Spider-Man shows Michael Keaton at the aftermath of the fight for NY in The Avengers which was set in 2012. Then it cuts to 8 years later which puts Spider-Man as being set in 2020 and Civil War was set around the same time so that must also be in 2020. Same goes for The Black Panther and Ant Man as they're both set in and around the same time. Agents of Shield is harder to pin down in terms of what year its set but there was an episode in Season 3 which featured a news broadcast and if you look down the bottom of the screen during that news broadcast it mentions an incident in Hell's Kitchen, which is the setting for Daredevil. And we know Daredevil is set not long after the Avengers because Wilson Fisk is said to have made a lot of money in renovating a lot of the buildings which were damaged in the fight against the aliens in the Avengers. Luke Cage also featured a weapon which fired a special kind of ammunition that could hurt him and that ammunition also showed up in an episode of Agents of Shield around the same time that the had the Daredevil link. Since we're now on season 5 and some time has passed between these links to the Netflix shows and now, it's safe to assume that the new episodes of Agents of Shield is set in or around 2017 or 2018. The show seems to be progressing in real time, there or thereabouts. The Netflix shows started in 2015 with Daredevil and given what we know about Wilson Fisk's involvement in renovating parts of Hells Kitchen damaged in the Avengers, it's probably safe to say the show was also set in 2015 to allow those 3 years between the battle in the Avengers and the completion of the renovations. However, the Defenders was only set around a year after the events of Daredevil season 1 which puts that at some point in 2016, despite the show airing in 2017. Therefore, the current timelines for the MCU are the movies now in 2020 or possibly 2021 by the time of Infinity War. Agents of Shield looks to be about 2018 and the Netflix shows are about 2017. None of the timelines match which is one reason for it being so difficult to include characters from the TV shows appearing in the movies. As for Coulson and whether the Avengers know he's alive, my guess is that Tony doesn't know because he was too busy making new suits to pay attention to the news, Banner never really knew him, Fury already knows, Black Widow probably knows too, Thor has bigger things to worry about and Captain America probably doesn't know either but even if he did, who is he going to tell? He doesn't trust Fury or Shield anyway and he's not exactly best friends with Tony Stark.

Geesh, I need a Thom. Bros. guide to Marvel because I'm lost.

All I got is that Capt. left Tony his number and a burner phone in case he needs him, so obviously he's the one person on this planet he trust explicitly, wouldn't do that with an enemy.

I just ask Emma

morningsong said:

kpowers said:

EmmaMcG said:

kpowers said:

I just ask Emma

That's what I'm here for.

What about Blade (who I forgot about)???

EmmaMcG said:

morningsong said:

Geesh, I need a Thom. Bros. guide to Marvel because I'm lost.

All I got is that Capt. left Tony his number and a burner phone in case he needs him, so obviously he's the one person on this planet he trust explicitly, wouldn't do that with an enemy.

He left him the phone so Tony could call for help if he needed it because Cap will always be willing to help people in trouble but that doesn't mean their friends or that he trusts him. You also have to wonder how much of their friendship was based on Cap's loyalty to Howard Stark after he helped out Agent Carter following Captain America's disappearance during WWII. Was he ever TRULY friends with Tony. The only characters that we've seen have genuine moments of friendship with Steve Rogers is Falcon, Winter Soldier and possibly Black Widow when she showed up to support him during Agent Carter's funeral. He never really had much of a relationship with Coulson either, considering they onlt met not long before Loki killed him. Tony Stark was the only member of the Avengers who had any sort of friendship with Coulson and even then that was only through Pepper.

I didn't say they were buddies but trust him that he won't turn them over, he did bust out the other Avengers from that deep sea jail so the Capt. is a wanted man, Tony does have his back as far as that's concerned, he didn't before.

kpowers said:

EmmaMcG said:

kpowers said: That's what I'm here for.

What about Blade (who I forgot about)???

Look you, you may not add another character to this saga. I'm still trying to find out who is supposed to be where now.

morningsong said:

kpowers said:

What about Blade (who I forgot about)???

Look you, you may not add another character to this saga. I'm still trying to find out who is supposed to be where now.

Just for that I'm adding the X-Men and The Next Generation

kpowers said:

morningsong said:

Look you, you may not add another character to this saga. I'm still trying to find out who is supposed to be where now.

Just for that I'm adding the X-Men and The Next Generation

OOoooooo
(ok that's huge, yikes)


Anyway, so Scarlet Witch and Vision ARE more than just friends, hmmm..

ELIZABETH OLSEN AND PAUL BETTANY BELIEVE SCARLET WITCH AND VISION’S RELATIONSHIP IS AN ASSET TO HELP SPUR ON THE FIGHT IN 'AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR'

kpowers said:

EmmaMcG said:

kpowers said:

Just for that I'm adding the X-Men and The Next Generation

Blade is not part of the MCU but Wesley Snipes said he'd like to play the character again in a reboot that would make him part of the MCU, and he'd be open to doing it as part of a TV series if Marvel didn't feel a movie would work. I think he would fit well in the Netflix shows due to their more adult tone. It would mean they wouldn't have to tone down the violence and stuff. X-Men will be getting added after the Disney buy-out of Fox is complete but they won't be treating the previous X-Men movies as canon. Instead, they're likely to do a complete reboot with a new cast. Which is probably for the best because the X-Men series has really gone down hill after X-Men 2 with Logan being the only exception. As for the Next Generation, that's some sort of Star Trek thing which I'd know absolutely nothing about. But sure, why not add Spock into the Guardians of the Galaxy. I'd be on board with that.

But Blade is a marvel character right??? The Spike TV Network did have a Blade TV series about 10 years ago

EmmaMcG said:

kpowers said:

Just for that I'm adding the X-Men and The Next Generation

Blade is not part of the MCU but Wesley Snipes said he'd like to play the character again in a reboot that would make him part of the MCU, and he'd be open to doing it as part of a TV series if Marvel didn't feel a movie would work. I think he would fit well in the Netflix shows due to their more adult tone. It would mean they wouldn't have to tone down the violence and stuff. X-Men will be getting added after the Disney buy-out of Fox is complete but they won't be treating the previous X-Men movies as canon. Instead, they're likely to do a complete reboot with a new cast. Which is probably for the best because the X-Men series has really gone down hill after X-Men 2 with Logan being the only exception. As for the Next Generation, that's some sort of Star Trek thing which I'd know absolutely nothing about. But sure, why not add Spock into the Guardians of the Galaxy. I'd be on board with that.

kinda matches

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kpowers said: