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Are Marvel Cinematic Universe films actually good films?

addiesin said:
Yeah, it's the action flashback where Janet is lost.
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But that scene takes place before the Ant-Man prologue with Howard Stark and Peggy Carter, because the other guy makes a crack about Pym not being able to protect Janet.
 
Gaith said:
addiesin said:
Yeah, it's the action flashback where Janet is lost.
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But that scene takes place before the Ant-Man prologue with Howard Stark and Peggy Carter, because the other guy makes a crack about Pym not being able to protect Janet.
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The one you're describing is 1989, two years later. Correct.
 
^ *headdesk*

You're right, my bad. I got around turned.  :p
 
So I guess we can lock the thread then?
 
TVs Frink said:
So I guess we can lock the thread then?
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Sorry for my misunderstanding, @"TVs Frink", but is that a subtle joke or a serious statement?  :>
 
So,  the new Spiderman marks the first crossover movie from different distributors correct? Does anyone think XMen (FOX)  could make a deal to bring them into the MCU?
 
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DigModiFicaTion said:
So,  the new Spiderman marks the first crossover movie from different distributors correct? Does anyone think XMen (FOX)  could make a deal to bring them into the MCU?
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Highly unlikely, my dear friend.  And I am happy it is.  Kevin Feige said a few weeks ago that the deal is nowhere near.
 
If the X-Men ever did cross over, it'd have to from be a different reality, like the CW's Supergirl's is to the Arrow/Flash world, as the MCU is too detailed at this point to suddenly include mutants (and they've got their Inhumans anyhow). (Which is just as well, as I don't think the world mesh particularly well anyhow, much as I don't believe Bats and Supes should share a reality just because copyright particulars mean they can.)

That said, I don't see Fox letting their X-Men rights lapse anytime soon, as they encompass so many characters and stories that they'd be far wiser to make a few lower-budgeted (by blockbuster standards) movies, waiting to strike gold again, than to give them up. The first X-Men, after all, had a relatively modest budget, and given the school setting, they could always reboot with a fairly cheap teen drama take on the franchise - which may be what next year's possible New Mutants flick will be.
 
I agree with Gaith. I do think, however, that a deal should be made for the Fantastic Four rights.
 
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