whhhhaaaaat! I was just talking about this. Daredevil should DEFINITELY include Elektra, and should be a dark movie. All of the Marvel Knights films should be darker in tone. I just wish they would do the Punisher the right way smh, especially considering how much him and Daredevil clashed
Thats supposed to be a TV show? Not a bad idea, hopefully it would get some good viewership, and get to include some of the other Marvel street level heros in the same vein as Smallville
I think a She-Hulk/Wasp/Hercules/Falcon movie would be terrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrible. Im a huge comic book/Marvel fan, but I wouldnt dare go see any of those
vision would be an excellent addition to the avengers movies...
He has 10 rings constructed from parts of a crashed Celestial ship. I found a table that lists what they all do
| Little finger | Ice BlastThe ring emits waves of cold which can be used to stun an opponent. The ring usually causes the air in the path of its blast to turn to ice, and can lower an object's temperature to nearly absolute zero. | Black LightThe ring can create an area of absolute blackness that seems to absorb all light used within it. Although "black light" is a term used to refer to ultraviolet radiation, the darkness created by the ring is probably a form of the "darkforce" used by Cloak, Darkstar, and the Shroud. |
| Ring Finger | Mento-IntensifierThe ring magnifies the wearer's own psionic energy, allowing him to place one or more people under his mental control and to transmit orders to them mentally. Most frequently used to create illusions. | Disintegration BeamThe ring emits a beam of energy that destroys all bonds between the atoms and molecules of the object it strikes. This ring needs twenty minutes to recharge after use. |
| Middle Finger | Electro-BlastThe ring emits electricity in amounts at intensities mentally determined by the wearer. The maximum current attainable is not known. | Vortex BeamThe ring causes the air to move about at high speed in a vortex. The vortex can be used as an offensive weapon, as a means of levitating objects, or as a means of propelling the ring's wearer through the air. |
| Index Finger | Flame BlastThe ring emits infrared radiation, or heat, at intensities mentally determined by the wearer. Usually the heat produces flame through incandescing the molecules in the air in the path of the blast. The heat beam can be used to trigger chemical explosions. The maximum amount of heat it can generate is not known. | Impact BeamThis ring can project various forms of energy, most frequently that of fast neutrons with great concussive force. The ring has also been used to project intense sonic vibrations and to create magnetic waves to attract or repel objects. The ring may be capable of emitting other forms of energy as well, and has been used to send Iron Man slamming through a mountain. |
| Thumb | White LightThis ring can emit various forms of energy along the electromagnetic spectrum. Has been used to create gravity powerful enough to make Iron Man bury himself by trying to walk forward. | Matter RearrangerThis ring can rearrange the atoms and molecules of a substance, or speed up or slow down their movement, so as to produce various effects. The ring has been used to condense water vapor in the air to liquid water, to solidify gasses, to create lethal poison gas from the air, to turn a group of men to stone, to turn a man into a beetle, to turn a mountain into a rock-monster, and to make a stone hand large enough to engulf Iron Man's body erupt from the floor. The ring cannot transmute elements or rearrange the atoms and molecules of Iron Man's magnetic-beam reinforced armor. |
Word, I don't know how a Wasp movie would be good but Ant-Man won't. We suppose to follow Janet around as she designs clothes? Goes around being a socialite? Fight her stalker Whirlwind?
Well even in the comics the rings were technology based, they were parts from a crashed Celestial space ship
ATGD7154xBBxMZ wrote:
Falcon?Even though he's like marvel's 2nd major black superhero son can't even hold down his own solo title.
I totally could!
Stop making fun of me guys.
Falcon?Even though he's like marvel's 2nd major black superhero son can't even hold down his own solo title.
I totally could!
Stop making fun of me guys.
Oh now that's a fan, didn't notice you named your SN after himI like him as a character, never cared that much for his theme but he was cool paired with Cap. A solo movie for him would be incredibly hard to pull off. At the end of the day he is a black guy dressed like a falcon that has a pet falcon rolling with him living in Harlem iirc.
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Falcon?Even though he's like marvel's 2nd major black superhero son can't even hold down his own solo title.
I totally could!
Stop making fun of me guys.
| 1998 | Blade | Stephen Norrington | New Line Cinema | $45 million | $131,183,530 |
| 2000 | X-Men | Bryan Singer | 20th Century Fox | $75 million | $296,339,527 |
| 2002 | Blade II | Guillermo del Toro | New Line Cinema | $54 million | $155,010,032 |
| Spider-Man | Sam Raimi | Columbia Pictures | $140 million | $821,708,551 | |
| 2003 | Daredevil | Mark Steven Johnson | 20th Century Fox | $78 million | $179,179,718 |
| X2: X-Men United | Bryan Singer | $110 million | $407,711,549 | ||
| Hulk | Ang Lee | Universal Pictures | $137 million | $245,360,480 | |
| 2004 | The Punisher | Jonathan Hensleigh | Artisan Entertainment Lionsgate | $15.5 million | $54,700,105 |
| Spider-Man 2 | Sam Raimi | Columbia Pictures | $200 million | $783,766,341 | |
| Blade: Trinity | David S. Goyer | New Line Cinema | $65 million | $128,905,366 | |
| 2005 | Elektra | Rob Bowman | 20th Century Fox | $43 million | $56,681,566 |
| Man-Thing | Brett Leonard | Lionsgate | |||
| Fantastic Four | Tim Story | 20th Century Fox | $100 million | $330,579,719 | |
| 2006 | X-Men: The Last Stand | Brett Ratner | $210 million | $459,359,555 | |
| 2007 | Ghost Rider | Mark Steven Johnson | Columbia Pictures | $110 million | $228,738,393 |
| Spider-Man 3 | Sam Raimi | $258 million | $890,871,626 | ||
| Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer | Tim Story | 20th Century Fox | $130 million | $289,047,763 | |
| 2008 | Punisher: War Zone | Lexi Alexander | Lionsgate | $35 million | $10,100,036 |
| 2009 | X-Men Origins: Wolverine | Gavin Hood | 20th Century Fox | $150 million | $373,062,864 |
| 2011 | X-Men: First Class | Matthew Vaughn | $140–160 million | $353,624,124 | |
| 2012 | Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance | Mark Neveldine and Brian Taylor | Columbia Pictures | $57 million | $122,299,048 |
