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Upcoming:
The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special
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Daredevil: Born Again
Armor Wars
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Untitled Wakanda series
Wonder Man
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Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
#601
Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
I'm sure it will be good. It's just, well, well, people say Marvel is good at tackling different genres. But no one seems to ask whether or not if that specific genre is even for you or not. I love Marvel, but I'm not going to eat up everything they throw at me. Eternals is a good example of that. I love Eternals, but I also acknowledge that a lot of people don't. Anyway, I could end up LOVING Ms. Marvel. But I'm not going to pretend I'm all hyped up for it based of one trailer.
#602
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
Not sure if this was discussed already but kinda bummed the Netflix shows are in regular HD and not 4K DV/HDR on D+. Was hoping to finally finish Daredevil at some point but I think I will seek out the 4K versions elsewhere.
#603
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.

#604
Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
4K is coming later, Disney decided it was easier and faster to get HD versions up first.
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#605
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
Because it does not look as good to me as it did a few weeks ago when I watched an episode on Netflix.
#606
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#607
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
I have a lot to watch. I got sidetracked with other things and some of the Netflix Marvel shows just fell to the backburner.
I need to finish:
Daredevil season 3
Jessica Jones season 2 and 3
Iron Fist season 2
The Punisher both seasons
Luke Cage season 2
Agents of Shield season 7 -- The final 7 episodes
I decided to start over on Daredevil season 3 last night as it's been so long since I touched it. I did notice in the opening credits, they edited out "Netflix presents" and went directly to "An ABC studios and Marvel Television production"
I need to finish:
Daredevil season 3
Jessica Jones season 2 and 3
Iron Fist season 2
The Punisher both seasons
Luke Cage season 2
Agents of Shield season 7 -- The final 7 episodes
I decided to start over on Daredevil season 3 last night as it's been so long since I touched it. I did notice in the opening credits, they edited out "Netflix presents" and went directly to "An ABC studios and Marvel Television production"
#608
#609
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
https://www.ign.com/articles/daredev...ey-charlie-cox
Seems like it's definitely more than just a rumor now.
Seems like it's definitely more than just a rumor now.
#610
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
https://www.ign.com/articles/daredev...ey-charlie-cox
Seems like it's definitely more than just a rumor now.
Seems like it's definitely more than just a rumor now.
Curious if the Echo talk is true and if they all lead into that.
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#611
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
The anti-SJW/manbaby crowd cried "GET WOKE! GO BROKE!!" while the other side screamed "BIGOTS!" But readers were entirely indifferent.
It didn't stop Marvel from rebooting her title 12 times and putting her as the central character in their last Avengers game in order to keep interest alive.
#612
Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
https://www.ign.com/articles/daredev...ey-charlie-cox
Seems like it's definitely more than just a rumor now.
Seems like it's definitely more than just a rumor now.

#613
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Marvel's Nova in development
EXCLUSIVE: Richard Rider aka Nova looks to be joining the Marvel Cinematic Universe as sources tell Deadline that Marvel is developing a Nova project with Moon Knight scribe Sabir Pirzada on board to write. It is unknown for now whether this will be developed as a feature film or a limited series for Disney+. As always, Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige will produce.
Nova first appeared in an 1966 issue of Super Adventures was member of the intergalactic police force known as the Nova Corps, for which he gained superhuman abilities including enhanced strength, flight and resistance to injury. While the character didn’t have many run-ins with some of the main figures of the current or past MCU, he did have some battles with the Skrulls, who have big parts in recent and upcoming Marvel projects including Captain Marvel and the limited series Secret Invasion.
As for Pirzada, like so many scribes who land a high-profile Marvel project to develop, he came up through the studio’s writer community, most recently helping in the writers room for Moon Knight series that premieres on March 30 on Disney+.
He is repped by 3 Arts and Gersh.
Nova first appeared in an 1966 issue of Super Adventures was member of the intergalactic police force known as the Nova Corps, for which he gained superhuman abilities including enhanced strength, flight and resistance to injury. While the character didn’t have many run-ins with some of the main figures of the current or past MCU, he did have some battles with the Skrulls, who have big parts in recent and upcoming Marvel projects including Captain Marvel and the limited series Secret Invasion.
As for Pirzada, like so many scribes who land a high-profile Marvel project to develop, he came up through the studio’s writer community, most recently helping in the writers room for Moon Knight series that premieres on March 30 on Disney+.
He is repped by 3 Arts and Gersh.
Edit: Looks like it will likely be a limited series:
Last edited by dex14; 03-24-22 at 12:34 PM.
#615
DVD Talk Hero
Re: Marvel's Nova in development
Considering how they nerfed Xandar as a whole, I'm curious where they'll go with this and how the Nova Force makes it's way to Earth.
#616
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
Ms. Marvel was never a big seller or popular character with comics readers, but the book was relentlessly praised by the press/media as groundbreaking.
The anti-SJW/manbaby crowd cried "GET WOKE! GO BROKE!!" while the other side screamed "BIGOTS!" But readers were entirely indifferent.
It didn't stop Marvel from rebooting her title 12 times and putting her as the central character in their last Avengers game in order to keep interest alive.
The anti-SJW/manbaby crowd cried "GET WOKE! GO BROKE!!" while the other side screamed "BIGOTS!" But readers were entirely indifferent.
It didn't stop Marvel from rebooting her title 12 times and putting her as the central character in their last Avengers game in order to keep interest alive.
But that's ok. I'm 54. Marvel does not have to cater to my every wish and desire. They are making a ton of content. Of course not everything is going to be a home run for everyone. Just because I want to see the original five X-Men, and the Fantastic Four riding around in the bathtub shaped Fantasticar in a period movie set in the swinging sixties doesn't mean they're not making a lot of content I could only dream about back when I was a regular reader.
#617
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
Sounds like a mixed bag
#619
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
Sounds like a mixed bag
https://twitter.com/sepinwall/status...fhtyuUH0g&s=19
https://twitter.com/sepinwall/status...fhtyuUH0g&s=19
#620
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
Ms. Marvel was never a big seller or popular character with comics readers, but the book was relentlessly praised by the press/media as groundbreaking.
The anti-SJW/manbaby crowd cried "GET WOKE! GO BROKE!!" while the other side screamed "BIGOTS!" But readers were entirely indifferent.
It didn't stop Marvel from rebooting her title 12 times and putting her as the central character in their last Avengers game in order to keep interest alive.
The anti-SJW/manbaby crowd cried "GET WOKE! GO BROKE!!" while the other side screamed "BIGOTS!" But readers were entirely indifferent.
It didn't stop Marvel from rebooting her title 12 times and putting her as the central character in their last Avengers game in order to keep interest alive.
From what I understand, it wasn't a particularly huge hit in the direct market, but it sold well in the bookstore and digital markets.
It was mostly aimed at the YA reader crowd, which is the kind of outreach to new readers that Marvel and DC need to do to stay relevant. Like how publishing Transformers and GI Joe in the 1980s brought in a whole new generation of comic book readers.
The MCU movies are certainly a hit, but that hasn't translated into much interest in the comics which are so continuity and crossover based that they're impenetrable to new readers.
#621
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
I'm sure some of you heard this, but apparently an altered version of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier was accidently posted that edited down some scenes.
Looks like it was a mistake and will be corrected. Not that any of you plan to re-watch it.
Looks like it was a mistake and will be corrected. Not that any of you plan to re-watch it.
#622
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
#623
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
The big question is even if one rewatched it, would anyone pick up on such minor changes?
#624
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Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
Marvel’s highly-anticipated Ironheart series continues to gain momentum as the studio has set Sam Bailey and Angela Barnes to direct the series for Disney+. Ironheart will star Dominique Thorne as Marvel character Riri Williams, a genius inventor and creator of the most advanced suit of armor since Iron Man. Deadline recently broke that Anthony Ramos would also be joining the cast. Deadline has also learned that Ryan Coogler’s production company, Proximity, has come on as producers.
Coogler, Zinzi Coogler, Sev Ohanian and Chinaka Hodge will serve as executive producers alongside Marvel Studios’ Kevin Feige, Louis D’Esposito, Victoria Alonso, Brad Winderbaum, and Zoie Nagelhout. Chinaka Hodge was recently tapped as head writer on the series, first announced as being in development during Disney’s investor-day presentation in December 2020.
Bailey is the co-creator of the Emmy-nominated Brown Girls and the creator of the Gotham-nominated You’re So Talented which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. Bailey served as a producer and director on the final season of Netflix’s Dear White People as well as a director on the previous season of the show. She also directed Powderkeg’s East of La Brea (SXSW Selectee, Urban World Film Festival Winner). She is repped by Kaplan/Perrone Entertainment, CAA, and Amy Nickin of Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz.
Barnes is also an in-demand television director who has helmed episodes of Mythic Quest, Blindspotting and the upcoming season 4 of Atlanta. Barnes is repped by Brant Rose Agency and M88.
Proximity signed an overall deal with Disney in February 2021 and is coming off the box-office hit Space Jam: A New Legacy, which they produced as well as the Oscar-winning Judas and the Black Messiah.
Coogler, Zinzi Coogler, Sev Ohanian and Chinaka Hodge will serve as executive producers alongside Marvel Studios’ Kevin Feige, Louis D’Esposito, Victoria Alonso, Brad Winderbaum, and Zoie Nagelhout. Chinaka Hodge was recently tapped as head writer on the series, first announced as being in development during Disney’s investor-day presentation in December 2020.
Bailey is the co-creator of the Emmy-nominated Brown Girls and the creator of the Gotham-nominated You’re So Talented which premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival. Bailey served as a producer and director on the final season of Netflix’s Dear White People as well as a director on the previous season of the show. She also directed Powderkeg’s East of La Brea (SXSW Selectee, Urban World Film Festival Winner). She is repped by Kaplan/Perrone Entertainment, CAA, and Amy Nickin of Frankfurt Kurnit Klein & Selz.
Barnes is also an in-demand television director who has helmed episodes of Mythic Quest, Blindspotting and the upcoming season 4 of Atlanta. Barnes is repped by Brant Rose Agency and M88.
Proximity signed an overall deal with Disney in February 2021 and is coming off the box-office hit Space Jam: A New Legacy, which they produced as well as the Oscar-winning Judas and the Black Messiah.
#625
DVD Talk Hero
Re: Marvel Cinematic Universe shows on Disney+ Discussion Thread - news, rumors, etc.
highly-anticipated Ironheart series