Marvel announces Iron Man 2/Capt America/The Avengers
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oh man cant wait
Marvel Entertainment released their first quarter report to its shareholders this morning to coincide with the announcement about the success this past weekend of Marvel Studios' first production Iron Man, which grossed an estimated $100.7 million domestically and over $200 million worldwide. The announcement included an update of Marvel Studios' feature film slate with the already-rumored Iron Man 2 announced for a release on April 30, 2010, followed by three more movies for the summers of '10 and '11. Matthew Vaughn's Thor is set for a release on June 4, 2010, and The First Avenger: Captain America (the working title) will kick off the summer of 2011 on May 6, followed by the highly-anticipated and foreshadowed The Avengers scheduled for July 2011. (Edgar Wright's Ant-Man is also listed as being in development with no release date set.)
With that in mind, one can start expecting a lot more announcements in the coming months about creative teams and casting for those movies including who might direct the Captain America and Avengers movies. (Whomever plays Steve Rogers AKA Captain America presumably will be making two movies at once.)
There will be a webcast for investors at 9AM Eastern at www.Marvel.com/webcasts where the same information should be relayed.
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this is awesome news!!!! So who would be everyones best pick to play Capt. America?!?!?!?
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I'm personally very excited about this news. Here's my short list of candidates to be Steve Rogers:
- Neal McDonough: Already has experience in a 'soldier' role from Band of Brothers. Doesn't have to dye his hair or change his eye color. My personal favorite, right now.
- Matthew McConaughey: Was ripped out of his mind in Reign of Fire. Could bring a lot of intensity to the role.
- Nathan Fillion: He's technically Canadian, but I think he could pull the role off, given the chance.
"Vengeful Odin wrote:
I'm personally very excited about this news. Here's my short list of candidates to be Steve Rogers:
- Neal McDonough: Already has experience in a 'soldier' role from Band of Brothers. Doesn't have to dye his hair or change his eye color. My personal favorite, right now.
- Matthew McConaughey: Was ripped out of his mind in Reign of Fire. Could bring a lot of intensity to the role.
- Nathan Fillion: He's technically Canadian, but I think he could pull the role off, given the chance.
isnt neal mcdonough the goofy pitcher from angels in the outfield????
"oh!!! its about a spanish guy....JOSEEEE can you see......"
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"SickFinFan33 wrote:
isnt neal mcdonough the goofy pitcher from angels in the outfield????
"oh!!! its about a spanish guy....JOSEEEE can you see......"
:sidelol:
I can't believe you just referenced Angels in the Outfield. I don't remember the film, but IMDB has him listed, so you must be right ...
I do remember him in Band of Brothers, that was why I suggested him.
"Vengeful Odin wrote:
:sidelol:
I can't believe you just referenced Angels in the Outfield. I don't remember the film, but IMDB has him listed, so you must be right ...
I do remember him in Band of Brothers, that was why I suggested him.
lmao! hes the pitcher that shewed a ton of gum and slid to the mound when he got there.....the announcer would be like
"he sets.....and sets.....and sets again"
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funny thing Matthew McConaughey is in angels in the outfield also....hes the center fielder lmao
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"SickFinFan33 wrote:
funny thing Matthew McConaughey is in angels in the outfield also....hes the center fielder lmao
:lol: How many times have you seen that movie, anyway? I'm looking at the credits list, and it's actually pretty impressive ... Adrian Brody was in that movie too ...
"Vengeful Odin wrote:
:lol: How many times have you seen that movie, anyway? I'm looking at the credits list, and it's actually pretty impressive ... Adrian Brody was in that movie too ...
tony danza, christopher lloyd, and danny glover as well.....good flick i was 7 when it came out, loved that movie
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Sounds good.
They should do Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends, and also AquaMan.


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Ironman 2, Capt America and Avengers all sound good. Antman and Thor seem like a waste of time.
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Ant-Man and Thor are going to suck. Avengers has a high probability of sucking. Captain America can be good as long as they stay away from making political points--but it's Hollywood, so I don't doubt the story will be something like "Cap fights in modern war, generals are evil, Cap proves patriotic by ending evil military-industrial complex war."
Iron Man 2 is going to be awesome, though.
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"FreeStyle wrote:
Sounds good.
They should do Spider-Man and his Amazing Friends, and also AquaMan.
Aquaman is not a Marvel character, he is a DC character.
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"charlestonphan wrote:
Aquaman is not a Marvel character, he is a DC character.
Oh, I know. I was just saying.:wink2:


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"Desides wrote:
Ant-Man and Thor are going to suck. Avengers has a high probability of sucking. Captain America can be good as long as they stay away from making political points--but it's Hollywood, so I don't doubt the story will be something like "Cap fights in modern war, generals are evil, Cap proves patriotic by ending evil military-industrial complex war."
Iron Man 2 is going to be awesome, though.
In all fairness... Comic Books tend to fall on the other spectrum of politics. Captain America will be invariably political, because he is a character that is meant to represent American values therefore be utterly political in his inception. But for the most part he represents a sort of American moral certainty and view that trumps the worlds view. In other words, it is sure to fall more on the side of right wing politics than on liberal politics.
Comic books tend to. (with the exception of Green Arrow, and that dude they pretty much throw it in there just to make fun of it... so...)

In the old times it was not a crime!!!!
"Desides wrote:
Ant-Man and Thor are going to suck. Avengers has a high probability of sucking. Captain America can be good as long as they stay away from making political points--but it's Hollywood, so I don't doubt the story will be something like "Cap fights in modern war, generals are evil, Cap proves patriotic by ending evil military-industrial complex war."
Iron Man 2 is going to be awesome, though.
I wonder what they are going to do with Cap. Are they going to do a full movie that is his rise to greatness and his sacrificing death or is that just going to be a blurb and the rest of the movie is going to be about how a man from the WWII era fits into modern Day America.
Avengers movie is going to rock. Heck if they can keep up with Iron Man, I am sure Ant-Man will at least be enjoyable and Thor will be fun.
Remember these movies are actually produced by Marvel. They have much more say in the direction of the movie than before
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"quelonio wrote:
In all fairness... Comic Books tend to fall on the other spectrum of politics. Captain America will be invariably political, because he is a character that is meant to represent American values therefore be utterly political in his inception. But for the most part he represents a sort of American moral certainty and view that trumps the worlds view. In other words, it is sure to fall more on the side of right wing politics than on liberal politics.
Comic books tend to. (with the exception of Green Arrow, and that dude they pretty much throw it in there just to make fun of it... so...)
I totally disagree. Comic books are much more liberal, at least the Marvel universe has been.
Holland is a huge upgrade over McCain
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"quelonio wrote:
Captain America will be invariably political, because he is a character that is meant to represent American values therefore be utterly political in his inception. But for the most part he represents a sort of American moral certainty and view that trumps the worlds view. In other words, it is sure to fall more on the side of right wing politics than on liberal politics.
I don't think you're too familiar with the character or how he's presented. He is an apolitical figure, and Marvel takes some great strides to present him that way.
The only way they could justify politics in a Captain America movie would be if a) Ed Brubaker wrote the script, or b) they're using Ultimate Captain America.
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they need to now make a iron man rollar coaster at universals islands of adventure!!!!!!!!!!
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"SickFinFan33 wrote:
they need to now make a iron man rollar coaster at universals islands of adventure!!!!!!!!!!
The Riddler at Magic Mountain is the best. I would like to see what kind of ride they would make for Iron Man though.


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"Desides wrote:
I don't think you're too familiar with the character or how he's presented. He is an apolitical figure, and Marvel takes some great strides to present him that way.
The only way they could justify politics in a Captain America movie would be if a) Ed Brubaker wrote the script, or b) they're using Ultimate Captain America.
Well, we know they're using Ultimate Nick Fury. soooo ....
I would never have thought Nathan Fillon for Captain America, but that would be AWESOME!
"DrAstroZoom wrote:
Well, we know they're using Ultimate Nick Fury. soooo ....
So ol' Sammy Jackson was indeed at the end of the Iron Man flick? (No, I haven't seen it yet. I haven't even seen Harold & Kumar 2 yet.)
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"Desides wrote:
So ol' Sammy Jackson was indeed at the end of the Iron Man flick? (No, I haven't seen it yet. I haven't even seen Harold & Kumar 2 yet.)
it is on youtube
Holland is a huge upgrade over McCain
I want to be alive, I am alive! Alive, I tell you! Mother, I love you, those are no longer just words. I want to hold you, I want to run in a stream, I want to taste ice cream but not just put it in my mouth and let it slide down my throat but really eat it. - Robot Morty
"DrAstroZoom wrote:
Well, we know they're using Ultimate Nick Fury. soooo ....
I would never have thought Nathan Fillon for Captain America, but that would be AWESOME!
whats the diff between ultimate and reg Capt America?
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It's ******* Golden.
"Dol-Fan Dupree wrote:
it is on youtube
was :sad:
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