Marvel Cinematic Universe Fandom (MCUc)

[UCFish]

Originally Posted by mthawk07

The shot when she has long red hair with blonde tips leads me to believe it's grown out and back to her "natural" hair color, but she's never been able to get rid of the blonde tips because every hair dresser in existence got dusted.

Thought the same thing.

[CrazyEasy354]

Originally Posted by mthawk07

The shot when she has long red hair with blonde tips leads me to believe it's grown out and back to her "natural" hair color, but she's never been able to get rid of the blonde tips because every hair dresser in existence got dusted.

[DMBZeppelin]

https://twitter.com/21cf/status/1107...281607169?s=21

@21CF: 21ST CENTURY FOX ANNOUNCES COMPLETION OF DISTRIBUTION IN CONNECTION WITH DISNEY ACQUISITION: https://www.21cf.com/news/21st-centu...y-acquisition/

NEW YORK, New York, March 19, 2019 – Twenty-First Century Fox, Inc. (“21CF”) (NASDAQ: TFCFA, TFCF) announced that it has today completed the distribution of all issued and outstanding shares of Fox Corporation (“FOX”) common stock to 21CF stockholders (other than holders of the shares held by subsidiaries of 21CF) on a pro rata basis (the “Distribution”). 21CF and FOX are now each a standalone, publicly traded company. FOX Class A common stock and FOX Class B common stock are now listed on the Nasdaq Global Select Market (“Nasdaq”) under the symbols “FOXA” and “FOX,” respectively. 21CF Class A common stock and 21CF Class B common stock, which were formerly listed on Nasdaq under the symbols “FOXA” and “FOX,” respectively, are now listed on Nasdaq under the symbols “TFCFA” and “TFCF,” respectively.

The Walt Disney Company’s (“Disney”) acquisition of 21CF will become effective at 12:02 a.m. Eastern Time tomorrow, March 20, 2019.

Done deal. Becomes effective tonight.

Maybe tomorrow Disney can do us all a favor and cancel Dark Phoenix.

[DMBZeppelin]

Fan made X-Men MCU intro: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JzVN0W4GhY

I’d love it if they used that song.

[WidespreadMule3]

Watched Black Panther yesterday and that has to be the most overrated film in the MCU. It's terrible. From a cultural standpoint, I see the significance but it's a boring movie. Michael B. Jordan is terrible, even though his actual character is interesting. The CGI is spotty and the story is dumb. The death fakeout was lame.

[drop2d]

Originally Posted by WidespreadMule3

Watched Black Panther yesterday and that has to be the most overrated film in the MCU. It's terrible. From a cultural standpoint, I see the significance but it's a boring movie. Michael B. Jordan is terrible, even though his actual character is interesting. The CGI is spotty and the story is dumb. The death fakeout was lame.

Eh... it wasn't terrible.

But that story line has been done a million times. Most recently with Aquaman.

[rickyh24]

Originally Posted by WidespreadMule3

Watched Black Panther yesterday and that has to be the most overrated film in the MCU. It's terrible. From a cultural standpoint, I see the significance but it's a boring movie. Michael B. Jordan is terrible, even though his actual character is interesting. The CGI is spotty and the story is dumb. The death fakeout was lame.

I couldn’t even get through black panther. I didn’t mind the character during infinity war though.

[mthawk07]

Originally Posted by WidespreadMule3

Watched Black Panther yesterday and that has to be the most overrated film in the MCU. It's terrible. From a cultural standpoint, I see the significance but it's a boring movie. Michael B. Jordan is terrible, even though his actual character is interesting. The CGI is spotty and the story is dumb. The death fakeout was lame.

Yikes. I’ll give you the spotty CGI, though.

[UCFish]

The rhinos were soooooo bad.

[WidespreadMule3]

Originally Posted by rickyh24

I couldn’t even get through black panther. I didn’t mind the character during infinity war though.

I love the BP character. Boswick does a great job too. I liked him in Civil War & Infinity War but the BP movie is disappointing.

[DMBZeppelin]

Ryan Reynolds on the Fox/Disney merger: https://twitter.com/vancityreynolds/...064822272?s=21

[mthawk07]

So when do we think Endgame tickets will finally go on sale?

[UCFish]

Saw April 2nd somewhere.....but who knows at this point usually tickets coincide with final trailer which we already have.

Side note saw Captain Marvel a second time in Dolby Cinema (with the wife this time) and I definitely preferred the IMAX over the Dolby Cinema presentation. Just having the entire screen full for the IMAX scenes was worth it to me.

[rickyh24]

Originally Posted by mthawk07

So when do we think Endgame tickets will finally go on sale?

I usually buy them a couple hours before I walk into the theatre.

[mthawk07]

Originally Posted by UCFish

Saw April 2nd somewhere.....but who knows at this point usually tickets coincide with final trailer which we already have.

Side note saw Captain Marvel a second time in Dolby Cinema (with the wife this time) and I definitely preferred the IMAX over the Dolby Cinema presentation. Just having the entire screen full for the IMAX scenes was worth it to me.

I’ve seen that April 2 rumor, it just seems so late in the game for a movie this big. I guess we’ll find out soon enough.

Originally Posted by rickyh24

I usually buy them a couple hours before I walk into the theatre.

Not gonna be able to do that opening night with this one, especially considering the theater I go to has assigned seating.

[rickyh24]

Originally Posted by mthawk07

Not gonna be able to do that opening night with this one, especially considering the theater I go to has assigned seating.

I avoid opening nights like the plague. I’ll probably go a week late or something.

[eggsrsweet]

I love going to opening nights because no one in the theater has any idea what's going to happen and the energy is high. I've been to opening nights for Last Jedi, Spider-Man Homecoming and Infinity War and they were all a blast.

[drop2d]

Opening night for Star Wars movies is about it for me... and that's more just a tradition of going with my brother. It's a hell of a lot easier going to opening night nowadays though than it was 20 years ago with Ep. 1 came out. You don't even have to worry about getting there early to get a seat... assigned seating FTW.

[M. Steng]

Originally Posted by rickyh24

I avoid opening nights like the plague. I’ll probably go a week late or something.

Same here...can't help but think of the Dark Knight Rises shooting every time one of these big releases comes around, unfortunately.

[UCFish]

Originally Posted by eggsrsweet

I love going to opening nights because no one in the theater has any idea what's going to happen and the energy is high. I've been to opening nights for Last Jedi, Spider-Man Homecoming and Infinity War and they were all a blast.

Love opening night for MCU movies!

[rickyh24]

Originally Posted by M. Steng

Same here...can't help but think of the Dark Knight Rises shooting every time one of these big releases comes around, unfortunately.

It’s not really that. I just don’t want to be in a packed theatre regardless. Much easier just to avoid this thread and go a week later. We like to go to movie tavern. We can order a bottle of wine and watch. Selfishly I don’t want to be in a packed theatre where people are doing the same for a bunch of reasons. Waitresses running around frantically, people getting dumb etc. Also don’t want to be in a theatre with 65 kids either so going a week later to a later showing usually solves that issue.

[mthawk07]

Been to opening night for every Avengers film, can’t mess that up on #4!

[mthawk07]

Hit Spider-Man: Homecoming on our MCU rewatch today, first time I had seen it since the theater. Awesome, awesome flick. And I loved the Bat Signal Easter Egg when Vulture drops Spidey during their first encounter. Definitely didn't catch that the first time.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/DOCnSo5UEAEScYB.jpg

[Roose13]

Originally Posted by rickyh24

It’s not really that. I just don’t want to be in a packed theatre regardless. Much easier just to avoid this thread and go a week later. We like to go to movie tavern. We can order a bottle of wine and watch. Selfishly I don’t want to be in a packed theatre where people are doing the same for a bunch of reasons. Waitresses running around frantically, people getting dumb etc. Also don’t want to be in a theatre with 65 kids either so going a week later to a later showing usually solves that issue.

I went the second week for Captain Marvel for this reason. Theater was a good 60 percent packed.

Theater etiquette is dead though. Some dude who sat next to me took his 4 year old kid and explained the whole fucking movie to him the entire time.

[rickyh24]

Homecoming is great. Spidey is their best character right now. Holland does an amazing job.

I watched civil war with the wife last night. I kind of got her into these movies by watching homecoming. After homecoming we watched infinity war so she would be caught up with the spidey angle at least.

I then thought she would like antman and she did. She likes Paul Rudd, so we watched that then started antman and the wasp. 15 minutes into the wasp she had no idea why everyone hated ant man so we stopped there and put civil war on

Civil war was much better on the second watch for me but holy shit do I hate Captain America even more now. I don’t know if I was just tired or buzzed on first watch but I didn’t realize how big of a piece of shit he was in that movie until last night.

[rickyh24]

Originally Posted by Roose13

Theater etiquette is dead though. Some dude who sat next to me took his 4 year old kid and explained the whole fucking movie to him the entire time.

Yeah that’s the shit I want no part of. I get you want to take your kid to a movie though. Not much of a way around it except hoping people are not assholes about it.

We built a movie room and bought a popcorn machine so we do most of our flick watching here. Really no upside to going to the theatre for us but we will if it’s a movie we don’t want to wait for. Even then though they come out on digital so quick. We usually just end up waiting.

[mthawk07]

Originally Posted by rickyh24

Homecoming is great. Spidey is their best character right now. Holland does an amazing job.

I watched civil war with the wife last night. I kind of got her into these movies by watching homecoming. After homecoming we watched infinity war so she would be caught up with the spidey angle at least.

I then thought she would like antman and she did. She likes Paul Rudd, so we watched that then started antman and the wasp. 15 minutes into the wasp she had no idea why everyone hated ant man so we stopped there and put civil war on

Civil war was much better on the second watch for me but holy shit do I hate Captain America even more now. I don’t know if I was just tired or buzzed on first watch but I didn’t realize how big of a piece of shit he was in that movie until last night.

Yeah Cap got sanctimonious and douchey in Civil War. I feel like his redemption is coming in Endgame.

Tom Holland and Paul Rudd were both beyond perfect castings for their roles.

[BTBaboon]

Am I the only one who though Homecoming was "meh" and the only redeeming part of the film was Keaton?

[mthawk07]

Originally Posted by BTBaboon

Am I the only one who though Homecoming was "meh" and the only redeeming part of the film was Keaton?

It seems to be a fairly divisive film overall. I know the biggest complaint was Stark being responsible for the suit, but that didn't bother me in the slightest.

[TwoStep2888]

Originally Posted by BTBaboon

Am I the only one who though Homecoming was "meh" and the only redeeming part of the film was Keaton?

I think it was ok fun, better than Amazing Spider-Man but not as good as Raimi or Spider-Verse