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That's what I was thinking. This project was his baby. He seemed so dedicated to it for so long that this disagreement must have been something pretty big for him to leave.

 

Honestly, I'm hoping Ant Man ties into AoU so Pym can have some kind of relationship with Ultron. It doesn't have to be the comics' creator/creation relationship, but maybe Pym decides to work on a 'destroyed' Ultron and that carries over into his movie or something like that. Hell, it may be a long shot, but what if Pym gets a cameo in AoU and Ant Man explains exactly who he is, what happened to him, what his cameo was, all through Scott Lang's eyes.

 

im very opposed to this and hope it does not happen
spider man in avengers anywhere is the worst idea ever

 

I am not opposed to the notion of Spider-Man in an Avengers film per se, but I do not think Marc Webb's Spider-Man is ready to appear alongside the Avengers. It would be somewhat out-of-place. In comic, Spidey did not join the Avengers as a full-time member until the early 2000s, whereas Webb seems to be replaying story arcs from the '70s (Gwen Stacy). He would have been in his late twenties/early thirties I think. This Peter Parker is too young, not mature enough to commit to a team dynamic.

Spidey isn't high up on my list of Avengers I'd like to see in film (Janet van Dyne and Hank Pym first! They were founding Avengers for god's sake), but I wouldn't mind an older Peter Parker cameo-- provided it's an alternate Parker, not Webb's. He didn't write his franchise with the intention of merging storylines, and the discontinuities in storyline would show if ever such a thing were to occur.

Also, as an aside: I would not trust Rob Liefeld's predictions.

 

As well as agreeing with this I hope they make Black Panther movie. Him and Hawkeye are my two favorite Avengers.

 

Marvel Studios co-president Louis D'Esposito said this about it:

The obvious issue here is that according to execs at Marvel, recreating an advanced technological African base like Wakanda onscreen is "more difficult" than recreating Thor's fictional Asgardian homeland. I shouldn't have to say what's wrong with his statement. Everyone likes to pretend that Marvel is more progressive than DC, but the reality of it is they simply know what modern audiences value and cater around it; often times blatantly racist statements like those of D'espositio's come out during interviews (belying the real nature thereof). Sexist statements, as well.

 

Yessss~! *crosses Doctor Strange off her list potential marvel movies*

I've never actually seen any of Scott Derrickson's movies so I'm not really sure what to base it off of, but I'm still excited.

Okay, so leaning back toward the whole Guardian's of the Galaxy and Avengers 3, this girl was like how come Marvel never goes to space....... I didn't even know what to tell her. I mean you clearly see the space aspect in Avengers and I think Guardians of the Galaxy speaks for itself I don't see what's not to get(wow I think that got off topic a little.) Main point is that I like how Marvel isn't only focusing on the earth part but the spacey, other dimensional stuff as well in the movies. Idk, I should stop typing now.

 

I just hope the movie will be good by time the date rolls around with they way things are going now.

(Everytime I see something you always post it first, I was so close)

 

I'm guessing since tale made a Daredevil post it counts. Anyway, the cast the actor for Wilson Fisk a.k.a. Kingpin. And after that there will supposedly be series with Iron Fist, Luke Cage, and Jessica Jones. (I'm so excited omg! ><)

 

I'm not sure what the order is after Daredevil, but the after the four miniseries (Daredevil has 13 episodes, I don't know about the others), they're being brought together for a Defenders miniseries a la The Avengers. Also, from what I heard, Daredevil is being produced similarly to a movie so all of the filming is being done back-to-back. The shows are going to be catered to Netflix "binge watchers."

 

Since it's not yet been mentioned here, it was apparently announced back in February that Black Window will be getting her own film set to come out in 2015.

https://pro-labs.imdb.com/title/tt3480822?d=legacy-inprod-name

 

Yeah, I did a bit more searching and found several places stating that it had been announced and other places contradicting it, I couldn't find anything official though. I think it's being considered but I don't think there is any official announcements yet. Also I hope when/if it is that there is a lot more hype for it. There are few enough superhero films where the main protagonist is female and if it flops it's going to scare them off making more.