Marvel Studios' Avengers: Doomsday

MisterPenguin

President of Animal Kingdom
Premium Member
concluding...

Tom Hiddleston (Loki)
Patrick Stewart (Charles Xavier / Professor X)
Ian McKellan (Magneto)
Alan (Kurt Wagner / Nightcrawler
Rebecca Moijn (Mystique)
James Marsden (Scott Summers / Cyclops)
Channing Tatum (Remy LeBeau / Gambit)
Pedro Pascal (Reed Richards / Mister Fantastic)

And last one...
Robert Downey Jr. (Iron Man / Doom) (RDJ showed up to sit in that last seat).
 

Wendy Pleakley

Well-Known Member
Didn't they once say they were going back to a smaller team like the first Avengers?

This seems simultaneously amazing but also a little desperate.

I feel the success of Deadpool Vs. Wolverine really cemented the approach of just throwing every bit of name recognition and nostalgia into a movie and people will eat it up.
 

Disney Irish

Premium Member
Didn't they once say they were going back to a smaller team like the first Avengers?

This seems simultaneously amazing but also a little desperate.

I feel the success of Deadpool Vs. Wolverine really cemented the approach of just throwing every bit of name recognition and nostalgia into a movie and people will eat it up.
Doomday and Secret Wars was always going to be a huge ensemble cast. So don't see how they can go back to a 5 person team when the story is meant to be universe impactful if going based off the comics.
 

Wendy Pleakley

Well-Known Member
Doomday and Secret Wars was always going to be a huge ensemble cast. So don't see how they can go back to a 5 person team when the story is meant to be universe impactful if going based off the comics.

The reason it gives a bit of desperation vibes is they're not willing to wait. I assumed they'd develop previous Fox properties like X-Men and Fantastic Four from the ground up and build to another big event.

Endgame was a true culmination of story and characters developed well over time. The fact that a comic book movie could open with 45 minutes or so of mostly drama and character, and not bore audiences, is a testament to that.

I feel here they want another big event but instead of earning it they're dragging the X-Men out of mothballs as a bit of a cheat so they can do it right now.

Don't get me wrong, I'm fine with using the existing franchise, and I'm sure it will be fun. I do wonder why they're so dependent on the old pre-MCU stuff all of a sudden.
 


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