Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

[Leon]

Re: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

Did I hear that right? Chadwick Boseman?

Marvel, DC, it don't really matter. It's a great time to be a comic book fan.

[RockinDaMike]

Re: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

Chadwick Boseman is perfect for Black Panther. He killed it in the James Brown movie, couldn't think of anyone better for Panther.

[aholbert32]

Re: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

Chadwick Boseman is perfect for Black Panther. He killed it in the James Brown movie, couldn't think of anyone better for Panther.

Yeah a great choice. Especially compared to the other rumored actors like Tyrese.

[BigBoi23]

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Anyone else worried about superhero movie fatigue? The list that RockinDaMike posted just looks like an awful lot in a relatively short period of time. And that's not even accounting for DC's works. I guess the studios are striking while the iron is hot, but you have to wonder if people will back off at some point.

[Perceptor]

Re: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

As Rocket would say, "Oh...Yeah"

[mestevo]

Re: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

Anyone else worried about superhero movie fatigue? The list that RockinDaMike posted just looks like an awful lot in a relatively short period of time. And that's not even accounting for DC's works. I guess the studios are striking while the iron is hot, but you have to wonder if people will back off at some point.

Nope. I grew up to some of these stories. Can't wait.

[trobinson97]

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Black Panther could be pretty good if done right (meaning they strip away some of the overtly superhero stuff at least for the first movie and replace it with royal intrigues and such) though i've heard Chad Boseman's name attached. I dunno, seems this guy is slightly over exposed to me ever since 42.

If this was 10 or so years ago Don Cheadle would've been perfect for the part IMO.

Chiwetel Ejiofor or Djimon Hounsou were always my picks. Ejiofor especially, I think he'd be an excellent T'Challa and he's proven that he can carry an entire film. Hounsou has more of the frame of Panther but he's already had a role in Guardians.

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[Blzer]

Re: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

Anyone else worried about superhero movie fatigue? The list that RockinDaMike posted just looks like an awful lot in a relatively short period of time. And that's not even accounting for DC's works. I guess the studios are striking while the iron is hot, but you have to wonder if people will back off at some point.

Not necessarily, but my question is what are they going to do when this is all over?

Let's say it's 2025 or so... what will there be for them to make within these universes? I just think they're rushing it out too fast in the sense that soon they'll... run out!

[daflyboys]

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Not necessarily, but my question is what are they going to do when this is all over?

Let's say it's 2025 or so... what will there be for them to make within these universes? I just think they're rushing it out too fast in the sense that soon they'll... run out!

This is why I thought Cap #1 was too rushed. Cap's primary arch-enemy was the Skull, but Cap 1 did the origin, battle with the Skull and putting Cap on ice in under 2 hours. This could have easily been 3 movies, but they wanted everything to merge. To the casual follower or non-fan it doesn't matter, but to long time followers/collectors, we've seen otherwise.

Speaking of old nemesis....waiting for Titanium Man to show up somewhere.

[Sinner]

Re: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

Anyone else worried about superhero movie fatigue? The list that RockinDaMike posted just looks like an awful lot in a relatively short period of time. And that's not even accounting for DC's works. I guess the studios are striking while the iron is hot, but you have to wonder if people will back off at some point.

Not necessarily, but my question is what are they going to do when this is all over?

Let's say it's 2025 or so... what will there be for them to make within these universes? I just think they're rushing it out too fast in the sense that soon they'll... run out!

I can't wait for all these movies and more to come out, as for rushing or a lot coming out in a short time I would imagine they have to or would like to get a certain amount of stories out while they have these actors.

Think there was talk before of Chris at one point was getting tired of doing Thor or all the work he had to do to keep in shape. Also wonder if Robert Downey is getting a little tired of doing Iron man...it's bound to happen and at that point they will probably do some reboots.

[RockinDaMike]

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I agree, they have to film all the movies they can with these actors while they got them.

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[DrJones]

Re: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

Kind of surprised about The Inhumans. I always associated them with the Fantastic Four, so I assumed Fox owned their rights along with other FF staples like Galactus, Silver Surfer, and the Skrulls.

[SPTO]

Re: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

Piggy backing on the burnout notion, while I do think these movies are GREAT for comic book nerds like myself I do think that there is a risk of burning out the audience or running out of material...I mean is Marvel going to remake Howard the Duck at some point? It seems they're grinding through their backlog pretty quickly here.

[jmood88]

Re: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

Anyone else worried about superhero movie fatigue? The list that RockinDaMike posted just looks like an awful lot in a relatively short period of time. And that's not even accounting for DC's works. I guess the studios are striking while the iron is hot, but you have to wonder if people will back off at some point.

I don't see these movies as any different from any other genre so, no, I'm not fatigued in the least.

[DrJones]

Re: Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015)

Piggy backing on the burnout notion, while I do think these movies are GREAT for comic book nerds like myself I do think that there is a risk of burning out the audience or running out of material...I mean is Marvel going to remake Howard the Duck at some point? It seems they're grinding through their backlog pretty quickly here.

I think there'll be box office burnout only if the quality suffers or if Marvel tries to reboot franchises too quickly.