Logan "Wolverine 3" (2017)

[iron man1]

Would be dope if deadpool killed off every member of FOX (excluding his crew and Michael B. Jordan) all the actors, producers, directors involved in the X-Men projects then joined Fiege and marvel.

Then Deadpool wouldn't be Deadpool anymore if he joined Marvel

 

[BangEm_Bart]

Would be dope if deadpool killed off every member of FOX (excluding his crew and Michael B. Jordan) all the actors, producers, directors involved in the X-Men projects then joined Fiege and marvel.

Then Deadpool wouldn't be Deadpool anymore if he joined Marvel

He'd be on netflix though

 

[Broddie]

Global theatrical audience is much greater in volume than the netflix userbase. Fact.

 

[BangEm_Bart]

But we get more of him.

 

[iron man1]

But we get more of him.

Not worth it I prefer he stay right where he is and Netflix he'd still be neutered.

 

[BangEm_Bart]

True lol

 

[CeLLaR-DooR]

Not sure I could take 13 episodes of Deadpool tbh film is the perfect medium for him

 

[AK.aPHillYisILL]

 

[AK.aPHillYisILL]

More set photos.

 

[CottonCitySlim]

Niiice. I wonder if fox will start making more r rated comicbook films. We know x force will be r, doubt they would do an r rated xmen tho.

Marvel is killing off mutant's and pushing Inhumans. Fox may own the movie rights but Marvel still own the comic book rights to all of its characters and they're not going to push anything Fox related. Oddly enough they push Spiderman and it's a Sony owned movie character. I believe the Sony/Marvel collaboration keeps Marvel pushing Spiderman books though.

It's because Spider-Man is a consistany top seller. Can topedo your number 1 money maker

 

[Broddie]

Niiice. I wonder if fox will start making more r rated comicbook films. We know x force will be r, doubt they would do an r rated xmen tho.

Marvel is killing off mutant's and pushing Inhumans. Fox may own the movie rights but Marvel still own the comic book rights to all of its characters and they're not going to push anything Fox related. Oddly enough they push Spiderman and it's a Sony owned movie character. I believe the Sony/Marvel collaboration keeps Marvel pushing Spiderman books though.

It's because Spider-Man is a consistany top seller. Can topedo your number 1 money maker

So were the X-Men.

Nevertheless try as they might at this point Marvel will never make the Inhumans happen. They've been really trying in comics since the 80s and nobody cares.

Can't imagine the general audience cares anymore than comic book fans. Especially now that Inhumans have the bad omen of being preferred by higher ups over the much more popular X-Men that the general audience loves.

If a Blackbolt and the Inhumans animated series popped up that shit will fade into oblivion quicker than the 90s Fantastic Four and Iron Man toons. A new X-Men series would not.

 

[VulcanRaven]

Niiice. I wonder if fox will start making more r rated comicbook films. We know x force will be r, doubt they would do an r rated xmen tho.

Marvel is killing off mutant's and pushing Inhumans. Fox may own the movie rights but Marvel still own the comic book rights to all of its characters and they're not going to push anything Fox related. Oddly enough they push Spiderman and it's a Sony owned movie character. I believe the Sony/Marvel collaboration keeps Marvel pushing Spiderman books though.

It's because Spider-Man is a consistany top seller. Can topedo your number 1 money maker

Ironman has grown big in movies but yeah having Spiderman is even more money

 

[lord nemesis]

Speaking of X-Men cartoons, damn shame how they left us hanging with Wolverine & the X-Men.

 

[soul rattler]

Nigga why do you think X Men cartoons kept getting cancelled? It's not for nothing.

But I also think Marvel doesn't handle their animation projects well. The best idea they've never had is to revive the 90's cartoons continuity the way Justice League did with BTAS and STAS.

 

[dontdiedontkillanyon]

Won't hold my breath on this film. Hope it does well but these Wolverine movies have been terrible.

The one against silver samurai was actually decent

To me that film felt like it was struggling to juggle between being a character study (which I thought it fared better doing) and a multi-million dollar blockbuster. It's still one of the better superhero films for me.

 

[CottonCitySlim]

Niiice. I wonder if fox will start making more r rated comicbook films. We know x force will be r, doubt they would do an r rated xmen tho.

Marvel is killing off mutant's and pushing Inhumans. Fox may own the movie rights but Marvel still own the comic book rights to all of its characters and they're not going to push anything Fox related. Oddly enough they push Spiderman and it's a Sony owned movie character. I believe the Sony/Marvel collaboration keeps Marvel pushing Spiderman books though.

It's because Spider-Man is a consistany top seller. Can topedo your number 1 money maker

So were the X-Men.

Nevertheless try as they might at this point Marvel will never make the Inhumans happen. They've been really trying in comics since the 80s and nobody cares.

Can't imagine the general audience cares anymore than comic book fans. Especially now that Inhumans have the bad omen of being preferred by higher ups over the much more popular X-Men that the general audience loves.

If a Blackbolt and the Inhumans animated series popped up that shit will fade into oblivion quicker than the 90s Fantastic Four and Iron Man toons. A new X-Men series would not.

There is a different in that Spider-Man is bigger, Macy's thanksgiving parades and normal newspaper is where he appears

Fox should of gave marvel back the FF4 and this wouldn't be happening. Xmen are popular becaus of exposure. So why can't they do that with inhumans is what they are thinking.

Xmen is racist as fuck right now anyways way different than the 60-80's versions. It's a white mans power fantasy right now

 

[lord nemesis]

Niiice. I wonder if fox will start making more r rated comicbook films. We know x force will be r, doubt they would do an r rated xmen tho.

Marvel is killing off mutant's and pushing Inhumans. Fox may own the movie rights but Marvel still own the comic book rights to all of its characters and they're not going to push anything Fox related. Oddly enough they push Spiderman and it's a Sony owned movie character. I believe the Sony/Marvel collaboration keeps Marvel pushing Spiderman books though.

It's because Spider-Man is a consistany top seller. Can topedo your number 1 money maker

So were the X-Men.

Nevertheless try as they might at this point Marvel will never make the Inhumans happen. They've been really trying in comics since the 80s and nobody cares.

Can't imagine the general audience cares anymore than comic book fans. Especially now that Inhumans have the bad omen of being preferred by higher ups over the much more popular X-Men that the general audience loves.

If a Blackbolt and the Inhumans animated series popped up that shit will fade into oblivion quicker than the 90s Fantastic Four and Iron Man toons. A new X-Men series would not.

There is a different in that Spider-Man is bigger, Macy's thanksgiving parades and normal newspaper is where he appears

Fox should of gave marvel back the FF4 and this wouldn't be happening. Xmen are popular becaus of exposure. So why can't they do that with inhumans is what they are thinking.

Xmen is racist as fuck right now anyways way different than the 60-80's versions. It's a white mans power fantasy right now

Well Damn. What's going on with X-men these days?