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Re: AVENGERS: INFINITY WAR - (May 4, 2018)
Really nice response. I like this: "As for the end of the first avengers, the world showed celebration of and acknowledgment of the avengers across the globe. So when the world loses some of them, the new heroes will have to show the world that the losses will be avenged and instill hope for humanity again."
That could be epic, done right. Agree with: "all the work from the 1st 10 years of MCU isn't wasted by recasting a majority of the big name characters." Yeah, good point. IMO it's a miracle what the MCU pulled off with Tom Holland [in that he was accepted as Spiderman after all the other movies.] It would be too soon IMO to recast anyone - like I was thinking the other day that Hemsworth seems tired of Thor, but really, who would you put in his place right now?
Maybe that's what Feige knows. *Unexpectedly* the characters are so beloved a new IM, say, would be completely rejected. I know I wouldn't be happy. Kind of brilliant, on Feige's part. Leave the door open (like the Russos were suggesting re the comics characters re-appearing) but don't make the *fatal* mistake of some recasts too soon.
That's helpful. I'd prefer a more mature Spidey (probably 'coz I came from a "DC house" - Batman, Superman. Batman was IT.) And LOL after IW2 maybe DC will have pulled it together so I'll have more to watch.
There will be closure for certain characters. Thus far in the MCU, we really haven't lost household names. As for the end of the first avengers, the world showed celebration of and acknowledgment of the avengers across the globe. So when the world loses some of them, the new heroes will have to show the world that the losses will be avenged and instill hope for humanity again.
There will need to be a shakeup, not because of a lack of content, but because of expiring contracts and Father Time. The actors are aging and new blood will have to be introduced so that all the work from the 1st 10 years of MCU isn't wasted by recasting a majority of the big name characters.
I think after Infinity Wars, we will see a more mature Spidey who carries a lot of weight with him. For me, this movie isn't just about watching Thanos rip hell out of some of my favorite characters, it's the journey that the survivors have to go through in healing (physically and emotionally) while tying to find meaning in their actions again (in follow up movies). That's pretty much existential psychology in a nutshell.
Really nice response. I like this: "As for the end of the first avengers, the world showed celebration of and acknowledgment of the avengers across the globe. So when the world loses some of them, the new heroes will have to show the world that the losses will be avenged and instill hope for humanity again."
That could be epic, done right. Agree with: "all the work from the 1st 10 years of MCU isn't wasted by recasting a majority of the big name characters." Yeah, good point. IMO it's a miracle what the MCU pulled off with Tom Holland [in that he was accepted as Spiderman after all the other movies.] It would be too soon IMO to recast anyone - like I was thinking the other day that Hemsworth seems tired of Thor, but really, who would you put in his place right now?
Maybe that's what Feige knows. *Unexpectedly* the characters are so beloved a new IM, say, would be completely rejected. I know I wouldn't be happy. Kind of brilliant, on Feige's part. Leave the door open (like the Russos were suggesting re the comics characters re-appearing) but don't make the *fatal* mistake of some recasts too soon.
That's helpful. I'd prefer a more mature Spidey (probably 'coz I came from a "DC house" - Batman, Superman. Batman was IT.) And LOL after IW2 maybe DC will have pulled it together so I'll have more to watch.