Captain Marvel 2019

Absolutely no reason to hate on this movie. I loved it. I don't see how it is considered slow at any point. Her humor was on point and subtle. Not campy or overdone The 90s references and music were about perfect. Not the best Marvel, but one of the most enjoyable. An easy watch. Haters are just that.
 
Saw it Thursday. Thought it was a perfectly fine origin story. There are some times I had to adjust to Larson, but by the end I was buying her as CM. The cut of her continually getting back up through the years was good stuff, cheesy... yes, but I dug it. Reminded me why I've always been a Captain America fan.

Actually think its a good flick to take a daughter or niece too. The political stuff around it is hilariously overblown. They made Danvers a bad ass, but not while making Fury/Coulson into baffoons. Sure, if you want to find something to be mad about, you'll find it...but I enjoyed it.
 
Nope its Sony, but part of the deal to allow Marvel characters like Iron Man to appear as in the first one. And for Spidey to appear in the last several Avengers films.

You have it backwards. It was to allow Marvel to use SM and certain SM related characters in the MCU movies.

And it was for 6 films.

Civil War, Homecoming, Infinity War, Endgame and Far From Home are 5, which means there's at least 1 more. I'm pretty sure they planned on SM getting his own MCU trilogy assuming his first solo movie did well, which it did, and FFH will mostly likely do great as well.
 
You have it backwards. It was to allow Marvel to use SM and certain SM related characters in the MCU movies.

And it was for 6 films.

Civil War, Homecoming, Infinity War, Endgame and Far From Home are 5, which means there's at least 1 more. I'm pretty sure they planned on SM getting his own MCU trilogy assuming his first solo movie did well, which it did, and FFH will mostly likely do great as well.

My main concern is Sony’s executives hopefully doesn’t get any big heads after how Homecoming and their own Venom film performed and refuse any talks when a new deal eventually has to be renegotiated following Far From Home (and whatever cameo or other movie he would appear).

(Knowing their past, they’d presumably be under the impression that they could tie-in Spider-Man - with another new actor and another reboot - just as well on their own with their...I guess it’s a “villains-verse”?)
 
My main concern is Sony’s executives hopefully doesn’t get any big heads after how Homecoming and their own Venom film performed and refuse any talks when a new deal eventually has to be renegotiated following Far From Home (and whatever cameo or other movie he would appear).

(Knowing their past, they’d presumably be under the impression that they could tie-in Spider-Man - with another new actor and another reboot - just as well on their own with their...I guess it’s a “villains-verse”?)

I have that concern too, but I'm hoping someone there can see that Homecoming did better than the 2 ASM movies and I have no doubt Far From Home will as well, and it's because Marvel fans wanted SM in the MCU.

I also think Venom did as well as it did because Sony and Marvel kept dancing around whether Venom would tie into the MCU.
 
Supposedly Kevin Feige approaches Amy Pascal when they were just starting the Garfield era. He wanted to begin the crossover then. She laughed in his face. Two mediocre movies later and she came crawling (no pun intended) back to Feige. Hopefully she isn’t that dumb enough to make the same mistake twice.

Holland is young enough to grow into a great adult Spidey over a couple more movies.... assuming he sticks around.
 
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First off, There were some insecure people that had a problem with Captain Marvel because she was a girl. The second thing is that Gamora and Nebula aren't Avengers.

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