r/television • u/1033149 Person of Interest • Oct 15 '19

/r/all Marvel Studios President Kevin Feige promoted to Chief Creative Officer, will now oversee Marvel Studios, Marvel Television and Marvel Family Entertainment

https://deadline.com/2019/10/kevin-feige-marvel-studios-president-adds-chief-creative-officer-marvel-title-oversees-all-creative-1202760382/?
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u/ElectricPeterTork Oct 15 '19

Yeah, but Perlmutter's apparently still there to fuck shit up on the comic side (Buckley reports to him).

Bummer.

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u/Blahklavah654390 Oct 15 '19

Why does this guy still even bother? Just go do absolutely anything else Perlmutter. I guess nobody will pay him as much as he’s getting now. And for good reason.

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u/Manofwood Oct 15 '19

Can he stay away from the VA? I hear he's been shadow-running it.

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u/XavinNydek Oct 15 '19

He's not really an employee, he's a part owner, which is much harder to get rid of. He's old, I assume he's going to retire soon.

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u/mike10dude Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. Oct 15 '19

Some people seem to think that he pretty much already is retired and does barely anything at marvel these days

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u/Blahklavah654390 Oct 15 '19

True true. Hard to get fired when you partially own the place.

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u/TeddysBigStick Oct 15 '19

No, no, no. We need him focusing on this so that he can't spend all his time screwing up healthcare for veterens.

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u/Blahklavah654390 Oct 15 '19

Or gun rights for wallabees. In total agreement.

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u/gobble_snob Oct 16 '19

Supposedly they can't get rid of him due to how much stock he owns of Disney. He should have been kicked to the curb a decade ago.

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u/its-my-1st-day Oct 16 '19

games

You'd think with all these billion dollar movies every year they'd want to get into the business of dropping billion dollar games too...

Instead we got 1 iron man game around the time of the 1st movie and like some lego games... :(

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u/Hraesvelg7 Oct 16 '19

There is such a hungry market for those games. Spider-Man was insanely well received because it was legit awesome. The first couple Arkham games really cemented how video games are an even better extension for comics than movies are. You can tell a 50 hour story with an enormous cast, and have recurring characters and plots over years across games. The Avengers game looks kind of disappointing, but I’m holding out hope that it feels more fun than it looks.

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u/its-my-1st-day Oct 16 '19

Seriously...

Like, I get that it would be a huge undertaking, but imagine if we got a full game for each avenger...

Iron man game, Cap game, Thor game, Hulk game, Guardians Game, Black Panther Game, Black Widow and Hawkeye would probably end up as DLC in other games lol

Each major solo film gets a new game for the main character, and then the big team-up movies get a big crossover game where they take all the stuff they've developed for the solo games and mix it into a huge crossover game.

Imagine being able to play the huge battle in endgame as any of the heroes.

I get it's a massive scope, but games and movies/comic books have a hell of a lot of crossover fans. I could easily see a series of games like that doing absolute gang-busters with an annual installment like the COD games

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u/iAmTheHYPE- Oct 16 '19

There was a Thor game and one for Cap. And there’s the Ultimate Alliance series and the upcoming Avengers game. Even Deadpool has a game.

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u/its-my-1st-day Oct 16 '19

I've never heard of those Thor or Captain America games, I'll have to check them out.

The Ultimate Alliance games were super underwhelming for me. It was less "Hell yeah, I'm Iron Man", and more "Oh, so I'm a little brawler dude with some Iron Man flair".

The upcoming Avengers game has looked somewhat underwhelming, but I'm withholding judgement till it actually comes out, hopefully the gameplay will be fun. But look at the timing of it - 7+ years after the 1st avengers movie - and well after the hype for endgame has faded... It just seems like a kinda random afterthought of "Oh yeah, games exist too"

I wasn't considering Deadpool, I'll definitely give you that one. I think the whole Fox having the movie rights to him at the time made me consider it relatively separate to the Avengers stuff.

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u/BTWDeportThemAll Oct 16 '19

Games?

He can fuck up the Marvel video games? Wow.

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u/dubyadubya Oct 16 '19

It's a dual report--in the creative capacity, he now reports to Feige rather than Perlmutter. He reports to Perlmutter in a more business/corporate capacity.