[Dr Kain]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Parademon1

I was way too young for 60s comics but I'm sure there was no sexual situations in a Stan Lee/Jack Kirby comic.

Quote:

Originally Posted by jwyss234

Not to mention Jeremey Renner broke both of his wrists filming Infinity War and RDJ hurt his ankle filming IM3. Both of them are over 40 so risk of injury is a serious consideration when signing up for more movies.

I don't see how this requires them to be killed off though. They could just as easily retire from the super hero business.

Quote:

Kevin Feige has also said that Iron Man won't be mentoring Peter in the next Spiderman movie.

This makes sense given that Peter grew up at the end of Homecoming. He doesn't need a mentor.

Quote:

the other two Thor movies are know as the weakest of the MCU.

Only Dark World is considered a weak movie.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

II'm one to disagree with you there. Box office receipts are slowly diminishing for super hero flicks as they just aren't drawing the crowds they used to anymore.

Oh really? Then why is Thor 3 the first movie since It to draw in crowds?

Quote:

Marvel films in general have really put me off...as I feel like I am watching the same film over and over. One can only handle so much CG and snarky, "witty" dialog.

Let me ask you this, are you a James Bond or Godzilla fan?

Quote:

And it's not just comic films that I'm feeling it with either. Star Wars should disappear for a few years as well.

While I do think Star Wars does not need a new movie every year, if they are well written, then it shouldn't matter. Disney has already given us two of the best Star Wars movies in 30+ years.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Zorn88

I never thought this would be a problem, but the cinema's are just too over saturated with superhero movies. They've lost their appeal (for me anyway). Remember when we would really only have one or two superhero movies every year?

But it's okay for there to be 40 dramas, 30 romantic comedies, 50 animated movies, 100 brainless action films, 200 horror films, 10 crime dramas, 20 science fiction adventures, 50 anime films, and 10 war movies a year? I fail to see why they shoud limit super hero films to 2 a year. Plus, it's not like they are all by the same company. Disney does 2-3 a year, Fox does 2-3, DC seems to be doing 2, etc. If you need to blame anyone, blame the companies for owning their own individual super hero licenses.