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CBM: X-Men '97; Deadpool and Wolverine trailer

Yeah he was an exec producer on Iron Man and one of Jon Fav's homies.
 
If true, this is a good reason to follow Far From Home's box office numbers.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment...m-home-fails-to-make-1-billion-154856581.html

There’s a lot riding on Spider-Man: Far From Home for Marvel Studios for if it fails to make $1 billion it will lose the right to have creative control over the third film.
That’s according to a new report delivered by the entertainment industry newsletter The Ankler, which claims to have details regarding Sony’s deal with Marvel Studios.
“The original Sony/Marvel/Spidey deal to co-produce these movies stipulated that if this Spidey cleared a billion, Marvel would get to oversee a third,” Richard Rushfield writes.
“If it hadn’t, full control would have reverted back to Sony.”
Luckily the Spider-Man sequel has already made over $600 million in its first week of release which means it is pretty much guaranteed to top $1 billion by the end of its theatrical run.
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8 MCU films have made over $1B worldwide including Captain Marvel ($1.13B). FFM is tracking right behind it.
 
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what determines a film's theatrical run length
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Not sure. I think it's just individual theaters determining which films are more profitable. I went with my wife to see Endgame last weekend. She hadn't seen it yet. There were about 15-20 people in the theater. That's probably more than would have seen Dark Phoenix for example.
 
yeah, plus disney locks theaters into longer runs.

not quite a billion? what if they pull a Endgame and re-release it with some extra footage?
 
ImTheCaptain said:
yeah, plus disney locks theaters into longer runs.

not quite a billion? what if they pull a Endgame and re-release it with some extra footage?
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Sony is "they" in that scenario.

Forbes is projecting it could reach $875M worldwide by the end of the weekend.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/scottm...tops-justice-league-and-ant-man-and-the-wasp/

Presuming a $710 million cume by tonight, it'll be right between Amazing Spider-Man 2 ($709 million) and Captain America: The Winter Soldier ($714 million) as it continues to attempt to be the first Spider-Man movie to top $900 million and (presumably at this juncture) $1 billion. If, and this is a big "if," Far From Home continues to earn triple its domestic figure overseas, a $280 million 14-day domestic cume could give Spider-Man 2 version 3 a $875 million global cume by Sunday night.
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Great news. Based on the info in that link, I'm guessing Thor 4 will be the May 7, 2021 release. Seems like the Feb, May, and Nov 2021 releases could be Black Panther 2, Thor 4, and Doctor Strange 2. That would be 3 years since BP1, almost 4 years since Thor 3, and 5 years since DS.
 
More appropriate for Star Wars, no doubt, but close enough related to comics that I'm not going to bother finding the other thread.

Today I learned that JJ Abram's co-writer for SW:TROS also wrote (and this is true) - Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice and Justice League. Ooof, hopefully the space battles are cool at least.
 
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More appropriate for Star Wars, no doubt, but close enough related to comics that I'm not going to bother finding the other thread.

Today I learned that JJ Abram's co-writer for SW:TROS also wrote (and this is true) - Batman v Superman Dawn of Justice and Justice League. Ooof, hopefully the space battles are cool at least.
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Ugggh. Didn't want to know that. Should have stuck with Rian Johnson.
 
Now they've got me. From SDCC

 
CBM: Spider-Man: Far From Home (spoilers)

Some Avengers video game gameplay leaked yesterday. Along with the gameplay leak from E3 it looks good, probably close to Spider-Man.

Phase 4 announcements coming out slowly. Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings is the Feb 2021 release.

Full Phase 4 slate including Disney+ shows.

 
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Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings? Are they going to use the Mandarin as the villain of that movie?
 
Yep. He’s played by a big time Hong Kong actor.
 
some thoughts:

-that eternals cast is fucking insane. i don't know who any of the characters are, but i'm pumped for it
-real mandarin yessssssss
-scarlet witch is gonna be in the doctor strange movie. apparently the events of wandavision (the tv show) impact the movie
-that thor logo, you guys
-NATALIE PORTMAN AS THOR, YOU GUYS
-feige confirmed that fantastic four is coming (along with black panther 2, guardians 3, and capt marvel 2)
-BLADEEEEEEE
 
oh also, apparently they're describing Doctor Strange 2 as a horror movie, which... okay, interesting

that movie could be a lot of fun, especially if it goes as hard into multiverse stuff as the title suggests
 
interestingly, there's only 3 confirmed release dates that aren't attached to movies (2/18/22, 5/6/22, and 7/29/22)

if blade is taking up one of them, that still leaves 4 movies (bp2, gotg3, cm2, f4) for 3 dates, and that doesn't even account for a proper team-up movie like avengers 5 to actually, like, end phase 4 (unless thor 4 is the end of phase 4?)... maybe they put a 4th movie into 2022? could blade be a disney+ series? maybe fantastic 4 gets pushed to phase 5?

edit: actually, based on their graphic, it seems like phase 4 is just everything announced today. interesting that they're considering the disney+ shows to be proper parts of the "phase".
 
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I’d be surprised if those dates aren’t BP2, Spidey 3, and either Guardians 3 or CM2.
 
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