HokieRaven5
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Yay! I was going to be so sad to eat in there without him next week
Wow! It's being delayed.Higher. Further. Faster. Together.
Check out the brand-new teaser poster for Marvel Studios’ The Marvels, coming to theaters November 10.
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Wow! It's being delayed.
That's too bad for the folks who like the movies. Now, you have to watch D+ series to lead into the movie. Marvel has become just like any other movie studio. That's too bad. It use to be extra-ordinary. Now its just common. Too much volume, I guess.I've heard rumors that the Secret Invasion D+ series which may be a lead-in for The Marvels may have been pushed to mid 2023, so that could be why.
The flip-side of that is for us comic book fans this is what we're used to from a comic book series, so we love the fact that everything is connected.That's too bad for the folks who like the movies. Now, you have to watch D+ series to lead into the movie. Marvel has become just like any other movie studio. That's too bad. It use to be extra-ordinary. Now its just common. Too much volume, I guess.
The flip-side of that is for us comic book fans this is what we're used to from a comic book series, so we love the fact that everything is connected.
Not sure how watching a TV series that connects to films is a problem? If you don't want to watch a series, don't. Same thing with a movie. But people who DO watch everything shouldn't be penalized - I think it's great how it all ties together, and that's a big reason for the success of the MCU. Before that, superhero movies were basically one-shots. The continuity makes me want to watch what's next.That's too bad for the folks who like the movies. Now, you have to watch D+ series to lead into the movie. Marvel has become just like any other movie studio. That's too bad. It use to be extra-ordinary. Now its just common. Too much volume, I guess.
Not sure how watching a TV series that connects to films is a problem? If you don't want to watch a series, don't. Same thing with a movie. But people who DO watch everything shouldn't be penalized - I think it's great how it all ties together, and that's a big reason for the success of the MCU. Before that, superhero movies were basically one-shots. The continuity makes me want to watch what's next.
Also, aside from Star Wars are there any other properties that are doing this? It feels like a pretty unique thing, I'd hardly consider it common.
Zach Galifianakis Joins Disney+ ‘Lilo & Stitch’ Live-Action Remake
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According to our sources, Galifianakis will play Pleakley, an extraterrestrial character, and a self-proclaimed expert on planet earth, who reluctantly becomes Dr. Jumba Jookiba’s partner when forced to assist him in capturing the escaped Experiment 626 [Stitch], and later becomes his best friend and roommate when the two are marooned on Earth.
This one was announced a LONG time ago.OMG ENOUGH WITH THE LIVE ACTION REMAKES. NO ONE HAS ASKED FOR THIS!
Dang I liked both of thoseTwo More Original Series Get Canceled At Disney+
According to TVLine, the streamer is not moving forward with any more episodes of Big Shot or The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers. Similar to Benedict Society, both series had two seasons under their belt.