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Marvel has announced four new movies, and some changes to its Phase 3 schedule.
This year's Ant-Man will be getting a sequel with Ant-Man and the Wasp on July 6, 2018. Both Scott Lang (played by Paul Rudd) and Hope Van Dyne (Evangeline Lilly) are confirmed as reprising their role, and Marvel made it a point to say it's their first film with a female character named in the title.
This addition to its 2018 film slate means that Black Panther and Captain Marvel will be shifting around. Black Panther will now debut on February 16, 2018, and Captain Marvel is now scheduled for March 8, 2019.
Marvel is also adding three more movies to its Phase 3 plans, but minus any names or details. These unnamed movies are scheduled for May 1, 2020; July 10, 2020; and, November 6, 2020.
Ben Affleck's Batman looks like he can kick major ass.
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I think it's interesting that they want Batman to be physically bigger than Superman. In a lot of the comics and animated shows, Superman is portrayed as being the bigger one.
I think it's interesting that they want Batman to be physically bigger than Superman. In a lot of the comics and animated shows, Superman is portrayed as being the bigger one.
It isn't interesting Ben affleck is 6'4(some where around there) and the other dude is like 6'0 ....
It is just bad casting. The previous batman would have been a better selection since he is as tall as Henry.
That being said. I'm really going to see the fight.
It isn't interesting Ben affleck is 6'4(some where around there) and the other dude is like 6'0 ....
It is just bad casting. The previous batman would have been a better selection since he is as tall as Henry.
That being said. I'm really going to see the fight.
But it isn't really about what their real life proportions are. After all, In The Dark Knight Rises, they made 5'9 Tom Hardy look just as big as 6'0 Christian Bale.
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If they wanted to, they could have Superman look bigger than Batman.
The costume designer implies that they are accentuating Batman's larger size on purpose.
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As somewhat expected given earlier comments, long-time Batman film producer Michael Uslan has announced that T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents is in development as a "very prolific" television and film franchise. Revealed at a panel during New York Comic Con, T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents is being developed by Uslan along with screenwriters Ben Lustig and Jake Thornton.
"The theme of T.H.U.N.D.E.R. Agents is no matter what our political or cultural differences are, we have to put them aside in the face of a greater threat, and come together as a greater family of man," said Uslan.
Uslan goes on to describe their "modern" spin on the franchise as "Avengers meets Jason Bourne."
China's Huayi Brothers Media Corporation is helping fund the project, and is also involved making sure the TV and film projects work globally.
And although he's best known for appearing in Marvel movies, Uslan revealed that Stan Lee has already been cast in a cameo role -- one which Lee talks abought briefly in a pre-recorded video.
"Oh boy, I just can't wait," said Lee. "Excelsior!"
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The new Godzilla stands at 350 feet tall, while the new Kong stands at 25 feet tall. I was curious about how Kong grew to Godzilla's height and acquires strength through electricity in the 1962 film. I would be curious how they will explain that when the film comes out.