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Topic	Marvel: Literally doing a third Guardians of the Galaxy movie...
SwayM 07/12/20 2:00:48 PM #28:	FortuneCookie posted... Nolan Batman exists in a world where the supernatural doesn't exist and science fiction elements are kept to a minimum. It wouldn't have worked. It'd be like having a series of Scooby Doo movies where the monsters are all people in costume -- then suddenly doing a shared universe with Dracula, the Wolfman, and Frankenstein's Monster. Did we forget how the MCU got its start? With Iron Man. Now it may be hard to go back and look at that movie in a vacuum but it also released in 2008 the same year as The Dark Knight. And we all looked at Iron Man as a very grounded, realistic depiction of a Super Hero. Thats kind of what made the MCU so exciting was that it felt like, for some degree anyway, it wasnt a completely out to lunch Superhero film. It felt real in a lot of ways. So then it became super interesting with questions of How are they going to do Thor? Or hell Doctor Strange. So far theres been no express magic shown. And even Dr Strange introduced magic in a way that felt true to the series. Now I think weve gotten to the point in the MCU where theres nothing they cant do and audiences really dont care. But anyway my point is they could have easily done the same thing branching off from Nolans Batman. I Like Toast posted... Mcufanboi: had 23 movies he can talk about Mcufanboi: I hate these things that have nothing to do with what I like! lol, small brain take I want all Superhero movies to succeed. Especially characters as important as Batman and Superman. So yeah Ill talk all day about how DC failed while trying to follow on Marvels footsteps --- https://imgur.com/Fbusl2a <cite>SwayM posted [p:942015594] in Marvel: Li... [t:78836827]...</cite> <quote>FortuneCookie posted... </cite> <quote>Nolan Batman exists in a world where the supernatural doesn't exist and science fiction elements are kept to a minimum. It wouldn't have worked. It'd be like having a series of Scooby Doo movies where the monsters are all people in costume -- then suddenly doing a shared universe with Dracula, the Wolfman, and Frankenstein's Monster.</quote> Did we forget how the MCU got its start? With Iron Man. Now it may be hard to go back and look at that movie in a vacuum but it also released in 2008 the same year as The Dark Knight. And we all looked at Iron Man as a very grounded, realistic depiction of a Super Hero. Thats kind of what made the MCU so exciting was that it felt like, for some degree anyway, it wasnt a completely out to lunch Superhero film. It felt real in a lot of ways. So then it became super interesting with questions of How are they going to do Thor? Or hell Doctor Strange. So far theres been no express magic shown. And even Dr Strange introduced magic in a way that felt true to the series. Now I think weve gotten to the point in the MCU where theres nothing they cant do and audiences really dont care. But anyway my point is they could have easily done the same thing branching off from Nolans Batman. I Like Toast posted... </cite> <quote>Mcufanboi: had 23 movies he can talk about Mcufanboi: I hate these things that have nothing to do with what I like!</quote> lol, small brain take I want all Superhero movies to succeed. Especially characters as important as Batman and Superman. So yeah Ill talk all day about how DC failed while trying to follow on Marvels footsteps --- https://imgur.com/Fbusl2a</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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