Love his ideas and concepts for introducing x-men
Dear God..The FANTASTIC FOUR And X-MEN May Finally Come To The MCU As Fox Looks To Sell Movie Studio
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Love his ideas and concepts for introducing x-men
Too bad this wasnt done before Fox XMen ruined apocalypse.
F*ck yeah.
Everything can be corrected. In Feige we trust.
Nah. They can't just do reshoots with those characters. It'll be Justice League all over again. Marvel had done a good job of explaining where every character came from, giving them some type of origin. Even in the fox movies. Throwing new characters at us in the middle of war would make no sense. Not unless they were hinted at or mentioned before. Let's not forget, we have Scarlett Which here already. Her brother died, but Is still alive in X-Men. She was never mentioned in X-Men, but it was hinted that Magneto is Quicksilver's farther. So that whole thing will have to be cleaned up a little.
Marvel can make it work, but it's best not to rush. They have Netflix and other TV shows at their disposal, should they choose to incorporate certain characters. They have quite a few options to use to introduce other characters. Reshoots can be fine for the upcoming Fox movies to make an MCU connection.
It would be dope if Captain Marvel ends with Rogue taking her powers and leaving her in a coma
Fam...
If I told 10 years ago we would get a justice leagle movie 3 star wars and infinity wars and Disney would OWN Marvel and Star Wars and the Muppets and buy fox would you have believed me?
In this new era?
ANYTHING is possible
Interesting...
Wonder how this would affect the X-men themed tv shows(The Gifted and Legion,as well as that Hellfire Club spinoff thats in the works)
Retcon all that shit this is comix after all.
Marvel Studios' Kevin Feige Reportedly Eager to Get His Hands on X-Men Universe
News of the possible acquisition deal between Disney and Fox has been exciting for Marvel fans now that the possibility of the Marvel Cinematic Universe at long last having its fully character catalog at its disposal is closer to reality than ever. But it turns out that fans might not be the only people eager to see the X-Men enter the MCU. Kevin Feige is reportedly eager, too.
A new report form Deadline discussing what a combined Disney-Fox powerhouse might look like specifically asked how the Fox film assets might fit within Disney's culture and revealed that, when it comes to the popular X-Men Universe, Marvel Studios president Feige is reportedly eager to get his hands on the property and bring them into the MCU.
As the report notes, Fox has several Marvel projects in the pipeline, including Deadpool 2, New Mutants, Dark Phoenix, Gambit, X-Force, as well as Multiple Man. With Feige's track record of success with superhero movies as well as the success of Marvel Studio's partnership with Sony on Spider-Man: Homecoming, Feige would have a huge opportunity to "cross-pollinate" the existing Marvel franchise heroes with the vast offerings of the X-Men world. Considering that Feige is responsible four of the 15 top grossing films of all time, it could be very lucrative for Disney.
Rumors of the Disney/Fox deal first began circulating in early November and, at the time, negotiations had stalled out. But later reports surfaced that the negotiations were back on with Fox favoring Disney over other potential buyers. The assets Disney is seeking to purchase are valued at as much as $67 billion with Disney's interest in Fox said to be largely influenced by wanting to regain film rights to all of the Marvel Comics characters. The rights to X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Deadpool are all currently held by 20th Century Fox.
And while Feige is reportedly excited about the movie potential of the merger, others related to the MCU are, too. Chris Evans, who plays Captain America, is already jokingly making movie pitches for the combined companies.
"So who do I talk to about a Cap/Human Torch buddy comedy spin-off? I'm thinking Planes, Trains and Automobiles meets Parent Trap," Evans wrote on Twitter, the joke being that before Evans was Captain America, he was Fox's Human Torch.
http://comicbook.com/marvel/2017/12/07/x-men-dark-phoenix-fan-reactions/
News of the possible acquisition deal between Disney and Fox has been exciting for Marvel fans now that the possibility of the Marvel Cinematic Universe at long last having its fully character catalog at its disposal is closer to reality than ever. But it turns out that fans might not be the only people eager to see the X-Men enter the MCU. Kevin Feige is reportedly eager, too.
A new report form Deadline discussing what a combined Disney-Fox powerhouse might look like specifically asked how the Fox film assets might fit within Disney's culture and revealed that, when it comes to the popular X-Men Universe, Marvel Studios president Feige is reportedly eager to get his hands on the property and bring them into the MCU.
As the report notes, Fox has several Marvel projects in the pipeline, including Deadpool 2, New Mutants, Dark Phoenix, Gambit, X-Force, as well as Multiple Man. With Feige's track record of success with superhero movies as well as the success of Marvel Studio's partnership with Sony on Spider-Man: Homecoming, Feige would have a huge opportunity to "cross-pollinate" the existing Marvel franchise heroes with the vast offerings of the X-Men world. Considering that Feige is responsible four of the 15 top grossing films of all time, it could be very lucrative for Disney.
Rumors of the Disney/Fox deal first began circulating in early November and, at the time, negotiations had stalled out. But later reports surfaced that the negotiations were back on with Fox favoring Disney over other potential buyers. The assets Disney is seeking to purchase are valued at as much as $67 billion with Disney's interest in Fox said to be largely influenced by wanting to regain film rights to all of the Marvel Comics characters. The rights to X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Deadpool are all currently held by 20th Century Fox.
And while Feige is reportedly excited about the movie potential of the merger, others related to the MCU are, too. Chris Evans, who plays Captain America, is already jokingly making movie pitches for the combined companies.
"So who do I talk to about a Cap/Human Torch buddy comedy spin-off? I'm thinking Planes, Trains and Automobiles meets Parent Trap," Evans wrote on Twitter, the joke being that before Evans was Captain America, he was Fox's Human Torch.
http://comicbook.com/marvel/2017/12/07/x-men-dark-phoenix-fan-reactions/
star wars has been with disney for a while now.
after reading more of the thread i get that now.
i didn't know that before. that seems ludicrous to me after all the hoopla with lucas selling star wars to disney.
From what I understand,Disney owns the Star Wars franchise(meaning they can do whatever story they want in the Star Wars universe)but Fox owns the the first 6 episodes.
Patrick to Hugh:"If this Disney/Fox deal goes through we better get to calling up Marvel Studios!" 
Marvel is also gonna have to do something about the Inhumans. I really think if they had gotten a good cast and made it into a movie, it could have been on the level of GOTG. Gotta bring the Illuminati together some how.
And i would love if Black Panther 2 involved the Namor story line, FF can also be included in that too.
And i would love if Black Panther 2 involved the Namor story line, FF can also be included in that too.
Universal last I saw, still owns the rights to Namor.
oh damn, they need to get that back.
x-force movie needs to happen as well.
The Inhumans is dead.
No way,they're going to do Inhumans with the possibility of getting X-Men.
On top of that,Inhumans got mismanage heavily,because they should of introduced the royal family on Agents of Shield and then have the show,since everyone would be familiar with them.
You settle for paul masson if Hennessy is not available
Inhumans is paul...... now they can cop the fifth of henn
and post avengers 4 is the PERFECT set up to introduce the Illuminati....
..as well as movie distribution rights for the Hulk(which is why there will be no further Hulk solo films)
X-Force movie is happening,supposedly Deadpool 2 is the setup for it
Only inhuman they need is Black Bolt. Let Vin Diesel play him.
VERY VERY good question?
But since the TV shows need some sort of Marvel Disney approval and the HAVE worked together recently?
I think it can only get BETTER.
Disney And Fox Reportedly Working Out Fine Print On Deal
In what could possibly be the biggest merger in the entertainment industry of the century, talks for the Walt Disney Company to purchase assets from 21st Century Fox are seemingly inching closer to the finish line. The most recent report from Variety is that talks have progressed far enough that both companies have tasked bankers with ironing out the fine print of the deal.
Reports of the deal claim that the acquisition wouldn't be a complete merging of the two companies, but that Disney would purchase a majority of Fox's most valuable assets, including film and TV rights to their various properties. A source close to the deal claims terms could be agreed upon by Christmas.
Rumors of the deal first broke in November, only for talks to quickly fizzle out. Comcast reportedly began discussions to purchase Fox, only for those talks to also come to a halt.
According to Bernstein Research analyst Todd Juenger, the deal is estimated at around $74 billion.
The motivation for Disney to purchase Fox's movie and TV assets would largely hinge on the Marvel characters the company owns, such as the X-Men, Fantastic Four andDeadpool. Disney has previously worked out deals with Sony to acquire rights for Spider-Man to debut in Captain America: Civil War, a deal that was not only financially lucrative but also was received well by fans.
Marvel first sold the rights to many of their major properties in the '90s when the company was on the verge of bankruptcy, with X-Men, the first foray into the current comic book domination of the box office, proved how lucrative many of these characters could be on the big screen. Sony's Spider-Man in 2002 continued that success, leading to a variety of comic book characters getting the feature film treatment.
In 2008, Marvel Studios debuted Iron Man, the first installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a series of films which has since earned over $13 billion worldwide.
Given the massive fanbase of the X-Men, many audiences have been frustrated that the mutants haven't been able to appear in the MCU, which this deal could completely change.
Stay tuned for details on the acquisition.
http://comicbook.com/marvel/2017/12/08/disney-fox-merger-purchase-progress-fine-print/
In what could possibly be the biggest merger in the entertainment industry of the century, talks for the Walt Disney Company to purchase assets from 21st Century Fox are seemingly inching closer to the finish line. The most recent report from Variety is that talks have progressed far enough that both companies have tasked bankers with ironing out the fine print of the deal.
Reports of the deal claim that the acquisition wouldn't be a complete merging of the two companies, but that Disney would purchase a majority of Fox's most valuable assets, including film and TV rights to their various properties. A source close to the deal claims terms could be agreed upon by Christmas.
Rumors of the deal first broke in November, only for talks to quickly fizzle out. Comcast reportedly began discussions to purchase Fox, only for those talks to also come to a halt.
According to Bernstein Research analyst Todd Juenger, the deal is estimated at around $74 billion.
The motivation for Disney to purchase Fox's movie and TV assets would largely hinge on the Marvel characters the company owns, such as the X-Men, Fantastic Four andDeadpool. Disney has previously worked out deals with Sony to acquire rights for Spider-Man to debut in Captain America: Civil War, a deal that was not only financially lucrative but also was received well by fans.
Marvel first sold the rights to many of their major properties in the '90s when the company was on the verge of bankruptcy, with X-Men, the first foray into the current comic book domination of the box office, proved how lucrative many of these characters could be on the big screen. Sony's Spider-Man in 2002 continued that success, leading to a variety of comic book characters getting the feature film treatment.
In 2008, Marvel Studios debuted Iron Man, the first installment in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, a series of films which has since earned over $13 billion worldwide.
Given the massive fanbase of the X-Men, many audiences have been frustrated that the mutants haven't been able to appear in the MCU, which this deal could completely change.
Stay tuned for details on the acquisition.
http://comicbook.com/marvel/2017/12/08/disney-fox-merger-purchase-progress-fine-print/
Yeah Marvel can easily recast him... They recast Hulk and War Machine
I hope we get a Ghost Rider TV show,because they did a great job with the character on Agents of Shield...
Marvel already trying to beat DC to the punch with their answer to Titans,only this will be animated
Then i raise the 3rd season of...Marvel already trying to beat DC to the punch with their answer to Titans,only this will be animated
