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Maybe most of these characters are going to appear in a very quick multiverse montage and are inconsequential to the story
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Me too.
I love Shuri (and the actress who plays her). I would absolutely support her taking up the mantle (and the suit they came up for her in the video game footage is awesome).
But T'challa was also such an important movie character and real beacon of optimism and progress for so many people (especially kids). I also think it would be a real shame to lose the character (even if it obviously means re-casting) after only 1 solo movie.
So yeah, I don't what I'm rooting for. It's a tough decision for Marvel, for sure.
Nope, not rumors. Garfield, Alfred Molina, Jamie Foxx, and Kiersten Dunst are already confirmed, signed sealed and delivered. Officially announced cast members by the major trades. Word is Maguire should be announced soon, and they're bringing back Emma Stone to reprise Gwen Stacy from the ASM movies, as well. This is 100% happening for real.
I hadn't heard anything yet, but a decision can't be too far away if they're planning a 2022 release. Really curious to see how this will go. I imagine there will be some CGI to give Boseman a good send-off.
The Spider-verse does not excite me in the MCU.
I thought I read somewhere that Marvel said there would not be any CGI of Chadwick in the movie. Maybe I'm wrong.
Shuri taking the mantle makes since. It worked pretty well in the comics when T'Challa was off visiting the stars of the galaxy.
The Spider-verse does not excite me in the MCU.
I have a really complicated relationship with the MCU Spider-Man films. I enjoy them, but I also don't think that they're particularly good Spider-Man adaptations. MCU Spidey/Peter Parker feels like he's lacking most of that character's more defining traits.
I have a really complicated relationship with the MCU Spider-Man films. I enjoy them, but I also don't think that they're particularly good Spider-Man adaptations. MCU Spidey/Peter Parker feels like he's lacking most of that character's more defining traits.
Really?
I feel they’ve gotten much closer with Tom Holland than either of the other two movie Spider-Men
Not a huge fan of the iron man spidey suit though
I have a really complicated relationship with the MCU Spider-Man films. I enjoy them, but I also don't think that they're particularly good Spider-Man adaptations. MCU Spidey/Peter Parker feels like he's lacking most of that character's more defining traits.
I get what @Sun Wukong is saying. To me Peter Parker is primarily about wrestling with weighing his responsibility with his desire to have a normal life.
And in the MCU that isn’t as apparent. He’s obviously still a good guy. But he hasn’t had to make the really hard choices yet. He did skip out on his quiz bowl thing, but even that he seemed more motivated to prove something to Stark than trying to do the right thing.