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  • Jan 17, 2024
    mjpplus
    !https://youtu.be/qOL9y_Q0z9Q?si=PSVBOIzVupoemCP0

    I'm a Alaqua Cox stan now

  • Jan 17, 2024
  • Jan 18, 2024

    Last two episodes were whatever but still, hopefully Maya returns in DDBA. She’s a badass

    Can’t wait for more Fisk either

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    Waiting on this project to export at work, nothing else to do, made order changes to this

    Also I am following this, watched Origins yesterday

    Howard the Duck is next, god help me

  • Jan 18, 2024
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    Waiting on this project to export at work, nothing else to do, made order changes to this

    Also I am following this, watched Origins yesterday

    Howard the Duck is next, god help me

    Is madame web mcu canon???
    Edit: my bad lmao

  • Jan 18, 2024
    Infinito

    Is madame web mcu canon???
    Edit: my bad lmao

    Dog I have the Punisher films on here lmao

    This is MULTIVERSE, everything that may or may not play into Secret Wars

    But Madame Web for example has a much better chance of influencing something in the MCU vs say the original Blade films

  • Jan 18, 2024
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    mjpplus

    Waiting on this project to export at work, nothing else to do, made order changes to this

    Also I am following this, watched Origins yesterday

    Howard the Duck is next, god help me

    I'm only doing something like this right before the next Avengers comes out

    it'll take me like year and half to get through all this and wanna do it with my girl so she can get that full MCU experience

  • Jan 18, 2024
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    WeezyFthugga

    I'm only doing something like this right before the next Avengers comes out

    it'll take me like year and half to get through all this and wanna do it with my girl so she can get that full MCU experience

    I look at this as like if I start this now, I can space it out long enough including the shows to where I don't feel like all I'm watching is Marvel content 24/7

  • Jan 18, 2024
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    mjpplus

    I look at this as like if I start this now, I can space it out long enough including the shows to where I don't feel like all I'm watching is Marvel content 24/7

    thats actually so true

    if we had a more concrete date for the next Avenger's I maybe would get started

  • Jan 18, 2024
    WeezyFthugga

    thats actually so true

    if we had a more concrete date for the next Avenger's I maybe would get started

    I'm sticking to the 2027 date for now...

    Any changes just gives me more time. This is also with the knowledge that more projects will be coming out and the list will only get bigger

  • Jan 18, 2024
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    I won

    Put her in Born Again please

  • Jan 20, 2024
    mjpplus
    https://twitter.com/cinegeeknews/status/1748489715110560081

    I won

    Put her in Born Again please

    Wasn’t big on some of the decisions in the finale but the rest of the show was fire and I’d definitely love to see more of her character

  • Jan 22, 2024
  • Jan 22, 2024

    1. Twitter can stop complaining about Sam Cap not being used
    2. MARVEL GUNDAM/EVANGELLION???

  • Jan 25, 2024
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    SON

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  • Jan 27, 2024
    mjpplus

    SON

    https://twitter.com/marvelstudios/status/1750559234117226680

    too bad the show was trash cause I thought both of them did their thing

  • Jan 27, 2024
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    Kind of(?) relevant

    “There may be some hesitation to emphasize the interconnectedness of these movies,” says Jeff Gomez, an executive transmedia producer at Starlight Runner. Gomez worked with Sony as a story consultant when the studio rebooted “Spider-Man” in 2017, casting Tom Holland and reaching an agreement to co-produce with Disney to place the hero in the rival studio’s cinematic universe. “They’ve talked about it before, and it didn’t work out.” So far, post-credits teasers bridging Sony’s spin-offs to Disney’s own continuity via interdimensional travel have been seen as half-hearted and, ultimately, unsuccessful.

    Those appendages aside, Sony has largely minimized the interconnected nature of its superhero films, even as the studio taps more heavily from the well of Spidey-based characters that it licenses. The run began with 2018’s “Venom,” a gross-out comedy-slant origin story about the alien symbiote. The Tom Hardy vehicle was a commercial smash, grossing more than $850 million.

    This year, Sony’s calendar has aligned for its busiest superhero slate yet, offering two origin stories followed by “Venom 3” in November. Each production is being sold as a self-contained endeavor, with its own aesthetic touch and no franchise catch-up needed.

    Up first is “Madame Web” on Valentine’s Day. Set in 2003, the film stars Dakota Johnson as Cassandra, a clairvoyant who must lead three teenage girls discovering their own supernatural abilities. The cast also boasts rising stars like Sydney Sweeney. But Johnson’s conspicuous jump from WME to CAA in November — just days after a baffling first trailer debuted — raised industry eyebrows, along with a razz in her recent “SNL” monologue describing the film as “like if AI generated your boyfriend’s perfect movie.” Plus, Cassandra Webb’s interdimensional powers suggest the film could plant seeds for future adaptations.

    “Madame Web, in the comics, tied together the multiverse for ‘Spider-Man’ characters,” Gomez says. “The purpose of doing that movie — I would think — would be to essentially set up a superhighway between universes.

    Basically Sony is scared to go full cinematic universe because they don't want to fumble like Marvel and DC are, but it seems they fail to realize that quality matters too

  • Jan 29, 2024
    mjpplus

    Kind of(?) relevant

    https://twitter.com/Variety/status/1752013814600503427

    “There may be some hesitation to emphasize the interconnectedness of these movies,” says Jeff Gomez, an executive transmedia producer at Starlight Runner. Gomez worked with Sony as a story consultant when the studio rebooted “Spider-Man” in 2017, casting Tom Holland and reaching an agreement to co-produce with Disney to place the hero in the rival studio’s cinematic universe. “They’ve talked about it before, and it didn’t work out.” So far, post-credits teasers bridging Sony’s spin-offs to Disney’s own continuity via interdimensional travel have been seen as half-hearted and, ultimately, unsuccessful.

    Those appendages aside, Sony has largely minimized the interconnected nature of its superhero films, even as the studio taps more heavily from the well of Spidey-based characters that it licenses. The run began with 2018’s “Venom,” a gross-out comedy-slant origin story about the alien symbiote. The Tom Hardy vehicle was a commercial smash, grossing more than $850 million.

    This year, Sony’s calendar has aligned for its busiest superhero slate yet, offering two origin stories followed by “Venom 3” in November. Each production is being sold as a self-contained endeavor, with its own aesthetic touch and no franchise catch-up needed.

    Up first is “Madame Web” on Valentine’s Day. Set in 2003, the film stars Dakota Johnson as Cassandra, a clairvoyant who must lead three teenage girls discovering their own supernatural abilities. The cast also boasts rising stars like Sydney Sweeney. But Johnson’s conspicuous jump from WME to CAA in November — just days after a baffling first trailer debuted — raised industry eyebrows, along with a razz in her recent “SNL” monologue describing the film as “like if AI generated your boyfriend’s perfect movie.” Plus, Cassandra Webb’s interdimensional powers suggest the film could plant seeds for future adaptations.

    “Madame Web, in the comics, tied together the multiverse for ‘Spider-Man’ characters,” Gomez says. “The purpose of doing that movie — I would think — would be to essentially set up a superhighway between universes.

    Basically Sony is scared to go full cinematic universe because they don't want to fumble like Marvel and DC are, but it seems they fail to realize that quality matters too

    This reminded me Venom showed up in a MCU post credits scene

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  • mjpplus
    https://twitter.com/ddevilupdates/status/1752325269879243030

    Think this is gonna be where they're going with thw shows, I'm sure Wonder Man is less than 100 mill

  • Jan 30, 2024
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    How can anyone watch something like the finale of echo and say "damn that was pretty good" unironically? Some of the worst and clownish writing I've seen lmfao

    And for all the hype of Kingpin being street level Thanos, he's more street level Kang aka a clown that shows up and does nothing but take easy and embarassing Ls at every turn

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