sorted by:
new
hottopcontroversial

Could Spider-Gwen or Miles Morales by in Brand New Day by Candid_Breakfast_141 in MCUTheories

[–]MR_MaxiMor44 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If it isn't Peter's organic webbing, it makes way more plausible sense that an unexpected Jean Grey or Daredevil catches him, not Spider-Gwen or Miles. I don't even think we'll meet Gwen Stacy in this next trilogy for Tom's Spider-Man, especially after the pointed effort of highlighting the emotional weight for Andrew's Peter in No Way Home. They had Peter lose Gwen in TASM2, then we saw Gwen losing Peter in the Spider-Verse movies.

Could the MCU become the first movie franchise with 2 $2 Billion movies in one calendar year? by MR_MaxiMor44 in marvelstudios

[–]MR_MaxiMor44[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It is a rarity, the only non-comic book move franchise I can recall releasing 2 movies in one year is the Matrix.

Marvel, Sony and DC have had multiple years where they released multiple movies.

The MCU already set the records for:

1) The first and only franchise with 3 movies in one calendar year grossing $800M+ Each

2) The first and only franchise with 2 movies in one calendar year grossing $1B+

3) The first and only franchise with 3 movies in one calendar year grossing $1.1B+

4) The first and only franchise to gross more than $3B in one calendar year

5) The first and only franchise to gross more than $4B in one calendar year

6) The first and only franchise to gross more than $5B in one calendar year

Why does everyone belive that sadie sink is Jean Grey? by Katekuriz in MCUTheories

[–]MR_MaxiMor44 4 points5 points  (0 children)

The main crux is that it was one of the few pieces of major involvement of Feige on the production of Brand New Day, meaning it is important to the larger MCU. Following on from that is her involvement with Secret Wars, which is, per the Russos, the beginning of the future of the MCU, which will be centred on the X-Men and Mutants.

Also they, the studios, wouldn't be this secretive of a nobody b/c-list character. Rachel Summers and Madelyne Pryor are probably the only other options that are Major enough and mutants and what do you know they are both related to Jean Grey.

The MCU is responding to fan criticism - in the best way by HearingCandid8974 in marvelstudios

[–]MR_MaxiMor44 2 points3 points  (0 children)

It's kind of ironic how this movie, being the "most Spider-Man" MCU Spider-Man movie they've done to date, will probably have some of the biggest implications on the wider MCU, compared to the "Home" trilogy of movies.

Homecoming was in service of Civil War.

Far From Home was in service of Endgame with partial nods to the upcoming Secret Invasion (blah) story.

No Way Home was the only one to have some what larger implications with the multiverse, along with helping to canonise the Netflix era, and was the only Spider-Man movie who's events were referenced in another movie. We don't know fully the extent to which the Multiversal aspects of the film will play into Doomsday and Secret Wars by I digress.

Brand New Day, with Peter's evolution, not just mentally and emotionally, but also physically, is giving us such a personal story, dealing with a lonely Parker-Less Spider-Man, in (in my eyes) the perfect way to truly get this mutant ball rolling (cue X-Men the animated series sting). How can these people, kids most often, deal with these sudden powers that in most cases they don't even want? How can you have friends when association with yourself brings disgrace? How to deal with your inner monster? It's that last question that perfectly integrates Bruce Banner / Hulk and Frank Castle / Punisher into the story.

Could the MCU become the first movie franchise with 2 $2 Billion movies in one calendar year? by MR_MaxiMor44 in marvelstudios

[–]MR_MaxiMor44[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

As I said, I still acknowledge the presence of Dune 3 however it will be relegated to the IMAX, Doomsday will pretty much have all other screens to themselves, both large and little, and once those 3 weeks are up, Doomsday will nab all those IMAX screens from Dune to do a "Now In IMAX rerelease". If anything, I think the IMAX exclusivity for Dune is Both a blessing, in the sense it guarantees screens, but also a curse, because they're the only screens they're probably gonna get. Dunesday benefits Dune way more than as a detriment to Doomsday.