- Jan 17, 2009
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lamekilla
has had a rough 8 months with Last Jedi, Avengers, and Lebron losing and going to LA. It’s ok though man, the sun will shine on you again one day.#f4byke
WELCOME TO THE MARVEL MULTIVERSE -*RIP STAN LEE & Boseman* - Agatha All Along new ep every Wednesday
lamekilla
has had a rough 8 months with Last Jedi, Avengers, and Lebron losing and going to LA. It’s ok though man, the sun will shine on you again one day.#f4byke
- Apr 30, 2010
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Lame will probably hate homecoming 2 and F4. It just seems like his fanaticism needs it to be that way.
- Nov 24, 2009
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Someone trade him to the dceu thread.
- Jul 22, 2012
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Hopefully with X-Men rights we can get Onslaught as a big bad. Of course after 2 or 3 X-men movies.
Galactus seems like an obvious choice too.
Galactus seems like an obvious choice too.
- Sep 23, 2012
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#f4byke
My G, you understand. I’ve been in disarray. Everything is going black. The room has been spinning. What is life right now?
But it’s darkest just before dawn
I feel like Feige has an immense passion for Spider-Man and the F4. He was executive producer on the Amazing series and worked behind the scenes to secure the Spider-Man film rights coming back to Marvel in the joint deal with Sony and made Homecoming a beautiful turn out. Also with him consistently trying to acquire the F4 rights in previous years even trying to get Fox to keep Daredevil in exchange for them and when that didn’t workout he relegated Daredevil to Netflix all while shoehorning The Watchers, the Kree and Black Panther in the MCU knowing they are F4-centric as a way to bet on himself in bringing the F4 in eventually. Everything 616 revolves around Spider-Man and the F4. Those will consistently be the highlights of the MCU going forward. Far From Home just from what I’m hearing is gonna blow us away
what would you guys do without me? Argue about who is cuter between Steve Rogers and Tony Stark?
- Apr 15, 2004
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Wat did u hear about far from home?
- Sep 23, 2012
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Very trippy illusions from Gyllenhall’s Quentin Beck AKA Mysterio. I’ve been trying to get infor on this Hydro-man set piece in Venice as well but nothing is out there.
everysingletime
formerly amel223
- Apr 4, 2006
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Sure I'd trade him for marvelsux
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Oscars: Marvel Aiming for Best Picture with ‘Black Panther’ Despite Popular Film Category
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If you’re still on the fence about the Oscar prospects of Black Panther, it’s time to see the light. The Venice, Telluride, and Toronto film festivals are about to get underway, at which point the key first phase of Oscar season begins. But Marvel Studios and Disney are also ready to pull the trigger on their Oscar campaign for Black Panther in earnest, and they’re aiming for all that gold.
After the film hit theaters in February to rave reviews and massive box office (it’s grossed a whopping $700 million domestic—more than Infinity War), Disney hired veteran Oscar strategist Cynthia Swartz to orchestrate a campaign. That campaign is now very much underway, as evidenced by the fact that Variety’s Kristopher Tapley moderated a Q&Awith star Michael B. Jordan and production designer Hannah Beachler just last night. The Oscar odds for Black Panther are not only real, Marvel is breaking new ground in actively campaigning for the film.
Image via Marvel Studios
Indeed, the Los Angeles Times reports that Marvel Studios president Kevin Feigebacked the move to give Black Panther an Oscar campaign with a significant awards season budget—a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of how one goes about actually winning an Oscar. This kind of commitment has never been made on any previous Marvel movies, and despite the fact that the Academy has announced a new “Outstanding Popular Film” category, the campaign for Black Panther is aiming for the top prize: Best Picture:
“I would like to see the hard work and the effort and the vision and the belief of the talented filmmaker Ryan Coogler, who sat across the table from us a few years ago and said, ‘I have been wrestling with questions about my past and my heritage and I think I really want to tell a story within this movie,’ ” Feige said. “And that he did it so unbelievably well and with so much impact … seeing that potentially being recognized is what excites me the most.”
Awards consultants who spoke with the LA Times speculated that it’s possible the Oscars delays the “Best Popular Film” category to next year or scraps it altogether, for fear of it potentially resulting in Black Panther missing out on a Best Picture nomination.
Image via Marvel Studios
And make no mistake, Black Panther is absolutely a frontrunner to land a Best Picture nomination. The film is unlike other recent superhero movies in key ways, especially with regards to Wonder Woman. While Wonder Woman had great reviews and tremendous support, it lacked the eye-popping craftsmanship that is often necessary to vault a blockbuster into Oscar contender status, as with Mad Max: Fury Road or even The Dark Knight. Marvel gave Black Panther a bigger budget than usual and allowed Coogler to select his own behind-the-scenes team, which resulted in stunning work from the aforementioned Beachler, costume designer Ruth E. Carter, hair and makeup designersCamille Friend and Joel Harlow, and cinematographer Rachel Morrison who became the first woman nominated for Best Cinematography for Mudbound last year. Some or all of these folks could very much find themselves nominated for their work on the film come January.
Below-the-line nominations are key for Best Picture contenders of a big budget variety, and part of Marvel’s strategy here is to pick those up for Black Panther, boosting its support in the various Academy branches and thereby increasing its Best Picture chances.
Fegie is hopeful that the hard work that went into making Black Panther a reality will be paid off:
“I think it would be wonderful,” he says of a potential nomination in the Oscars’ top category. “The people behind the camera, the people on screen that acted in the movie, any of them being recognized would bring us great joy because they did tremendous work. And it’s always nice when tremendous work is recognized.”
Hold on to your butts, folks. Black Panther may not be done making history just yet.
- Sep 23, 2012
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Panther won’t win but I think it will get nominated. That’s when the the GA will turn on the movie and try to say it wasn’t that good.
- Sep 21, 2012
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everysingletime
formerly amel223
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Lmao
- Nov 20, 2007
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Bold choice for Bond
- May 23, 2005
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bautista a idiot
disney bout to own fox
so many studios/franchises he alienating himself from
evn zoe saldana had to chill
she remembered how disney bout to own fox
which is putting out avatar 2 3 and 4
and pratt gotta chill too
he def replaceable in every movie he been in
he like a paul rudd
- Sep 23, 2012
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Oh it’s a wrap. Bautista popping off at the mouth like they ain’t just kill Gamora and can keep her dead rendering Guardians 3 non existent. He’s taking all them idle threats back to WWE. #F4byke AF and to add insult to injury they will have Rocket and Groot pop up in films like it ain’t ****
- May 23, 2005
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yo has dude who voiced rocket and vin even said anythingOh it’s a wrap. Bautista popping off at the mouth like they ain’t just kill Gamora and can keep her dead rendering Guardians 3 non existent. He’s taking all them idle threats back to WWE. #F4byke AF and to add insult to injury they will have Rocket and Groot pop up in films like it ain’t ****
or they been on the low????
rocket and groot the best thing attached to gotg
- Sep 23, 2012
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Bradley Cooper ain’t getting involved in Gunn’s pedo weirdness and Vin is just happy to be employed. I think there signatures were on the joint statement from the cast but that **** was so forced anyway.
- May 23, 2005
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im sayin
checks to easy for them
to even be fighting the next mans pedo battle
if this has an effect on them replacing draxin the guardians ride at disneyland
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formerly atgd7154xbbxmz
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On the low, Gunn isn't blacklisted so the level of loyalty Bautista is demonstrating right now is guaranteeing him a role in every Gunn movie for the rest of his career. New Michael Rooker.
Once Gunn's exit is finalized he's getting scooped up by WB or Sony or Universal and it's pretty inevitable when he gets his next hit franchise going all of this pedo/rape jokes are gonna be pushed back in the past like the first time around.
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formerly atgd7154xbbxmz
- Jan 5, 2011
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Kang
Then Galactus but that movie will be more F4 led.
Bradley Cooper signed the letter designing Gunn.
Thing is he clearly doesn't give a **** about these movies like that. He's just getting a pretty pricey VA check for being Rocket.
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- Nov 24, 2009
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Yeah I don’t even remember seeing cooper do press for gotg2 or iw.
