>‘THE FANTASTIC FOUR’ take place during the 60s in an alternate universe, confirms Kevin Feige. > >Kevin Feige says he's most excited for 'THE FANTASTIC FOUR' and the upcoming 'AVENGERS' films out of all of the upcoming MCU projects. > >Kevin Feige has seemingly confirmed that ‘THE FANTASTIC FOUR’ will take place in an alternate universe: “There was a cityscape in the corner [of the Johnny Storm poster], and there were a lot of smart people who noticed that cityscape didn’t look exactly like [our] New York … those are smart observations I will say.” > >Kevin Feige shares that 'THE FANTASTIC FOUR' will start filming on July 29, right after San Diego Comic Con. > >He also talked about Wonder Man. > >Brad Winderbaum will be on ‘THE OFFICIAL MARVEL PODCAST’ next week to talk about the upcoming Marvel Television slate.

> "He's a gift in my life in many ways as a producer, as an actor [...] I'm very much looking forward to Avengers next year which is cooking up a storm."

Hey Bub, take the quiz already.

https://www.buzzfeed.com/thom_cruz/choose-what-to-do-for-a-day-and-we-will-guess-whic-6n4u2swqr

cross-posted from: https://fedia.io/m/[email protected]/t/891519

> Marvel's 'Blade' reboot has lost Yann Demange as its director, Deadline can confirm.

I kind of want to know as well is there anything from the comic books to confirm they were romantically involved. I know people ship them and that's just fandom doing fandom things. But I watch stuff from the Telltale game and found a part where Peter does ask Rocket if he loved her. And well I do wonder if that has any form of proof to their relationship being romantic. It also makes me wonder cause in the movie I kind of thought of her as an adult when Rocket was basically a baby so I question their age range. But Rocket does seem more attached to her. I just want to know if there's anything in the MCU canon that confirms their relationship being romantic or just being friends.

EW can exclusively confirm the pop superstar is not in the film

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So Cosmo is basically the Russian dog that was brought to space by the Soviets. Cosmo also has a thing that allows it to telepathically speak. So when it comes to the video game and the series that's more kid friendly Cosmo is a boy. According to the movie Cosmo is a female. But what would be the most correct view according to the comic books? I would imagine considering the most common depiction is male. I also think that Cosmo is somewhat inspired by Laika being a female dog. Maybe the sex of Cosmo in the comics is more ambiguous and I can get that as well. But if anyone has read the comics does anyone know for certain?

If I'm not mistaken, this is the first MCU film to be rated R.

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/15713559

> The cause of death has not been revealed, but by all accounts he was healthy.

cross-posted from: https://r.nf/post/1084270

We Now Know More About #CaptainAmerica: Brave New World Thanks to a #McDonalds Leak

https://www.inverse.com/entertainment/captain-america-brave-new-world-falcon-costume \#MCU #marvel @marvelstudios #comics

The final chapter of the Infinity Saga was directed by Anthony and Joe Russo from a screenplay by Christopher Markus and Stephen McFeely. The film cost $400 million to make and had an unprecedented opening weekend of $1.2 billion, and would eventually go on to gross $2.8 billion. It briefly became the highest-grossing film of all time until the 10th anniversary re-release of James Cameron's Avatar pushed it to the 2nd highest grossing film of all time.

The final studio net profit is estimated at $890 million.

The box office run was so legendary, it has its' own Wikipedia article!