I guess it's too late to do any solo Hulk stuff by this point, unless they give She-Hulk her own movie, but probably a lot they could potentially do with Namor...
I guess it's too late to do any solo Hulk stuff by this point, unless they give She-Hulk her own movie, but probably a lot they could potentially do with Namor...
1/5: Namor really is essentially "the first mutant". They have a lot of playground with him being that, a King, and often a villain. I'm not 100% happy with what they did with Hulk either. However, there are some things they could do.I guess it's too late to do any solo Hulk stuff by this point, unless they give She-Hulk her own movie, but probably a lot they could potentially do with Namor...
I've honestly never heard of that .I hate to back track in a thread, but on Hulk & Namor (two original Defenders btw), wasn't it brought up Amy Pascal would try and smooth things out with Universal?
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Me neither. I don't put much stock in what she promises.I've honestly never heard of that .
I've honestly never heard of that .
1/7: No, this was never said by her or Feige. However, seeing how things went well with Spider-Man being a part of the Disney MCU (at least initially), the thought in a lot of people's minds were her being able to work out something with Universal. This is suppositories on my part of course.Me neither. I don't put much stock in what she promises.
Well, one thing's for sure. Disney/Marvel showed a distinct disinclination toward building up properties for which they didn't didn't have the movie rights, even going so far they'd employ tactics like a landlord trying to drive tenants out of their apartments. After a lot of X-Men characters's deaths in the comics, they came back to life and Namor started appearing again just when Disney got the rights to the X-Men and FF. That wasn't a coincidence. It was the end result of a corporate campaign to drive down the values of those titles so they can make them less appealing to the rights holders, facilitating their ultimate recovery. That's also probably why Namor started appearing in Marvel games again.I think it was brought up before that Universal was on the verge of making a deal on Marvel IP Hulk & Namor. In fact supposedly Marvel has Namor and can't use him as it's complicated.
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I hope Hulk reverts back to Marvel completely for good, resulting in Hulk taking back in his "Incredible Hulk" title and the original comics based on the same name being revived for a new volume.
Do you mean the comics, or the films? I doubt the films would be allowed to do that being the first was/is owned by Universal. Unless Disney is somehow allowed to if it is purchased or rights revert.
I know Spider-Man has a clause where they (Sony) have to make a film within I think 7 years or so or else it reverts back. Though they still need Marvel (not Disney) to sign off on it. Which is why that whole issue last year was stupid (however that may have changed with that loose-merger under Pascal). Universal doesn't have that problem, which is why they sit on the property.
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The reason why people don't trust WGTC is that they have a reputation on being clickbait, so I don't buy that rumour until anything that confirms it.I know people don't listen to WGTC, but this rumour needs to be watched how events play out.
The sooner Marvel Studios and Disney gets the full rights to Hulk and Namor from Universal, the better, cause been a decade since 2008's The Incredible Hulk was released and there's still no solo Hulk sequel because Universal holds the distribution rights to the Hulk.I think there's a good chance he'll be making his movie debut within that time frame. He's one of the major characters yet to turn up in the MCU, imo, and Marvel Studios knows it. I would think and hope that with the Fox merger done and dealt with and have a long term deal with Sony about Spider-Man figured out, Disney would turns its sights on Universal and deal with the Hulk and Namor rights once and for all.
While circa 2014, it didn't sound like a solo Namor movie was happening - Feige said they're the only ones that can make a movie but there's still old contracts and entanglements that complicates the process but did later say in 2018 they are still deciding if and when. If they haven't hammered the issue out already, they can still go the route with Hulk and just have him be a recurring character in other movies and/or show up in Disney+ series like you say, in a Fantastic Four movie.
And that stuff about Evans returning is bunk unless he's back in What If season 2, imo.
3/9: That, and if they keep going Ruffalo will be playing the Maestro anyway. Long grey beard. Also, they might have to start recasting some of the major characters like Betty, Gen. Ross, and even Rick Jones & Samson.The sooner Marvel Studios and Disney gets the full rights to Hulk and Namor from Universal, the better, cause been a decade since 2008's The Incredible Hulk was released and there's still no solo Hulk sequel because Universal holds the distribution rights to the Hulk.
3/13: That was Feige's words on being a trilogy for Hulk, btw.Hulk appearing in Thor Ragnarok, Avengers Infinity War and Avengers Endgame doesn't exactly count as a trilogy for Hulk, he still needs a proper solo Hulk sequel or two.
I don't agree. It certainly counts in my books.Hulk appearing in Thor Ragnarok, Avengers Infinity War and Avengers Endgame doesn't exactly count as a trilogy for Hulk, he still needs a proper solo Hulk sequel or two.
3/14: Still, Hulk is long over due for a standalone sequel.I don't agree. It certainly counts in my books.
Tony Stark has created more supervillains than any other character in the MCU.Ross has done more harm than good for everyone, even the Avengers.
What if there were some surviving victims of the Abomination's rampage in Harlem who hold both Hulk and Ross responsible and want to go after them both.Tony Stark has created more supervillains than any other character in the MCU.
And then beyond Earth, Thor has gotten the other realms' races either extinct or endangered.
Hulk hasn't even caused this much of a commotion thus far.