Marvel Super Heroes

[Greens]

Why does the cgi looks so bad

[LS]

That'll probably be the best scene he's in

[Lens]

This could be good

 

[Heero Yuy]

sick, apparently he will be playing one of the ravagers.

[Rsonist]

[Heero Yuy]

Hmmmmmmmmm

[Supermalt]

Hmmmmmmmmm

[LS]

I think my overall thoughts on the film will depend on how Apocalypse is portrayed.  I really hope they don't mess him up.

 

I slyly think he will have his more usual look in the next possible film (If they decide to add him again) 

[Haze-e]

Theres a sh*t ton of heroes in Civil War. Some very important people i aimt seen in trailers yet.

I hope they do the comic justice because it was really interesting and entertaining.

Who else?

Most important chars imo other than Tony and Cap are

Nitro

Thor

Spidey

Goliath

Daredevil

The Punisher

All of them have a pivotal moment in the comic that decides the whole way the war progresses and ends.

If done right though this will shit all over BvS and could potentially be the best Comic book film of all time.

[i5_PRODUCER]

Xmen looks shit.

 

wow.

[Heero Yuy]

 

 

Theres a sh*t ton of heroes in Civil War. Some very important people i aimt seen in trailers yet.

I hope they do the comic justice because it was really interesting and entertaining.

Who else?

Most important chars imo other than Tony and Cap are

Nitro

Thor

Spidey

Goliath

Daredevil

The Punisher

All of them have a pivotal moment in the comic that decides the whole way the war progresses and ends.

If done right though this will shit all over BvS and could potentially be the best Comic book film of all time.

 

 

 

The quicker you start to accept that the comics and the films are different entities the less disappointed you'll be lol

[Haze-e]

Theres a sh*t ton of heroes in Civil War. Some very important people i aimt seen in trailers yet.

I hope they do the comic justice because it was really interesting and entertaining.

Who else?

Most important chars imo other than Tony and Cap are

Nitro

Thor

Spidey

Goliath

Daredevil

The Punisher

All of them have a pivotal moment in the comic that decides the whole way the war progresses and ends.

If done right though this will shit all over BvS and could potentially be the best Comic book film of all time.

The quicker you start to accept that the comics and the films are different entities the less disappointed you'll be lol

Let me dream *Hugs civil war graphic novel*

[Heero Yuy]

Ima let you live bro.

[Tee]

[Da Luv Doc]

[Thizz]

I think X Men will be good. I've liked the direction of the last 2 and trust Bryan Singer 100%

[Creed Diskenth]

On 3/18/2016 at 1:02 AM, Thizz said:

I think X Men will be good. I've liked the direction of the last 2 and trust Bryan Singer 100%

 

Spoilers are out already

And boy....

 

Sounds like shits

[Heero Yuy]

Quote

 

 

In the deluge of Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice Monday morning quarterbacking, that other 2016 superhero film went and did something remarkable. As of Sunday, Ryan Reynolds’s Deadpool has earned $745.7 million worldwide. That means it has eclipsed the $742m worldwide gross of The Matrix Reloaded to become the biggest-grossing R-rated movie of all time.

Oh, and with $745.7 million as of Sunday, it will presumably cross $747.9m today or tomorrow to surpass the worldwide gross of X-Men: Days of Future Past. That will make it, both domestically and globally, the biggest-grossing X-Men movie ever. And it did these things with an R-rating (duh), without 3D, and without the benefit of a China payday.

First, the R-rated stat. The film is indeed the biggest-grossing R-rated movie of all time on a global scale, surpassing the thirteen-year record set by The Matrix Reloaded back in the summer of 2003. That sequel earned $281.5m in America off a $134m Thurs-Sun debut, including a then second-best $91m Fri-Sun opening weekend.

And it earned another $460.5m overseas, which is still a record for an R-rated movie as of this juncture. Before a month ago, there had only been one other R-rated movie to even make $600m worldwide, namely Mel Gibson’s The Passion of the Christ which grossed $370m domestic and $611.8m worldwide twelve years ago.

That film is currently the biggest R-rated movie ever in America, and it will presumably remain as much. With $350 million domestic, the Ryan Reynolds superhero movie will surely catch Clint Eastwood’s American Sniper ($350.1m) today to become the second-biggest R-rated movie in America, but that top spot is out of reach.

 

And unless Deadpool 2 builds on this audience and/or goes 3D, I have to argue that we may never see an R-rated movie that out-grosses The Passion of the Christ in America. But nonetheless, the 20th Century Fox superhero action comedy has indeed displaced the second (and, best, natch) Matrix movie atop the global list of R-rated grossers.
 
Also of note, it will soon (if it hasn’t already) become the biggest-grossing X-Men movie of all-time worldwide. The current record holder, X-Men: Days of Future Past, earned $747.7m two summers ago, easily crushing the $457m global gross of X-Men: The Last Stand. But here’s the rub: Deadpool is about to out-gross that installment without 3D, with an R-rating, and without the $116m that the previous X-Men movie snagged in China.

Had the film played in China and converted itself to 3D, we’d probably be looking at the first $800m+ R-rated movie. Heck, with that 3D conversion, it may well have bested The Passion of the Christ in America. So if Deadpool 2 ends up going 3D here and abroad, I wouldn’t be too hard on them. I’m no fan of converted 3D (and I’m seeing more and more press screenings of 3D tentpoles presented in 2D), but you’re all-but-leaving money on the table.

Not that Deadpool needed 3D to do what it did. And lastly, of the seven comic book superhero films arriving in theaters this year, there is a halfway decent chance that Deadpool, friggin Deadpool, will end up out-grossing all of them in America.

Warner Bros./Time Warner Inc.’s Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice might get to $360 million, but that’s no guarantee at this juncture (and it’s not a flop if it merely ends up with $350m). Walt Disney’s Captain America: Civil War may play like an Avengers sequel, or it may play like a supercharged Captain America 3. That last trailer points towards the former, but don’t scream “Peril!” if the film ends up with $850m worldwide.

$250 million domestic would be a big win for Fox’s X-Men: Apocalypse. Days of Future Past earned $233m while The Last Stand made $235m in 2D back in 2006.  $200m domestic totals would be big wins for Paramount/Viacom Inc.’s Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of the Shadows as the first one did $185m and wasn’t exactly universally beloved, although the trailers for this new one look much better.

A $200 million domestic total for Warner Bros.’ Suicide Squad would count as a win, especially if it is good and audiences like it. Ditto a critically-acclaimed/audience-pleasing Doctor Strange from Walt Disney. One or both could surprise, but looking at the comic book superhero landscape, it’s arguably down to “Can Batman v Superman top it?” and/or “Will Captain America: Civil War play more like The Winter Soldier or Iron Man 3?”

Now both of those things could happen, and Deadpool may have to settle for merely being the third-biggest comic book superhero movie of 2016 when the dust settles. But none of us realistically expected to be even having this conversation back in January of 2016.

 

 

What a film, on a budget of 50m and with an r-rating aswell.

Would go as far to say it's one of, if not my favorite comic book film to date.

[Lens]

So the xme apocalypse film doesn't have wolverine.

Is it meant to happen between first class and x1?

Just so I know where to place it in the timeline

[Mizchif]

X1 Timeline doesn't exist anymore right? The events of days of future past changed that universe

[Mizchif]

X1 Timeline doesn't exist anymore right? The events of days of future past changed that universe

[Lens]

I thought dofp was working like butterfly effect where You go back in time, change something then arrive back in the present day

But it looks like they're continuing it directly after the past on dofp, so whatever happens in apocalypse I'm assuming is happening alongside the Wolverine origin film which explains his absence. 

But this is just part of a plot to force Jennifer Lawrence on us in xmen films which I'm not feeling, alongside the rest of the cast bar Fassbender and McAvoy.  

[Creed Diskenth]

On 3/16/2016 at 3:25 PM, Haze-e said:

 

Theres a sh*t ton of heroes in Civil War. Some very important people i aimt seen in trailers yet.

I hope they do the comic justice because it was really interesting and entertaining.

Who else?

Most important chars imo other than Tony and Cap are

Nitro
Thor
Spidey
Goliath
Daredevil
The Punisher

All of them have a pivotal moment in the comic that decides the whole way the war progresses and ends.

If done right though this will shit all over BvS and could potentially be the best Comic book film of all time.

The audio book of civil war >>>

If you don't know the story i recommend it.

its 6 hours

[PascalMoriarty]

Question for the Marvel heads, you know in the Spiderman cartoons where he would sometimes go see this weird oracle type thing. She had the head of a woman but the body of a spider, i dunno if he was in a trance when he'd speak to her, but what was her name?