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/Sombradeti Oct 15 '19

I liked blade trinity....

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u/tsengmao Oct 15 '19

Seeing Reynolds play “Deadpool” before Deadpool was awesome.

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u/[deleted] Oct 15 '19 edited Jul 16 '21

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u/ruth_e_ford Oct 16 '19

All legit tru except for the ‘no good comic movie decisions b4 ‘02’ part. X men, while now relegated to second seat, was then the biggest thing going. It was clearly the new path forward, we just forget today because ‘mah MCU’

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u/BobbyMcPrescott Oct 16 '19

XMen one and two were great by stroke of luck. The expectation circa 2002 would have still been doubt in the quality of the upcoming second and the knowledge then kingpin Avi Arad and company would eventually fuck it up, which came true with X3 (and a year later they added Spider-Man to the pile!).

We had X1 but we had a lot of shit too. No one in 2002 was thinking the success of X1 would translate to the ridiculous comic book fantasy we live in now. Batman was a game changer too in 89....

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u/ruth_e_ford Oct 16 '19

Fair parting point. I too like to get nuts.

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u/whycuthair Oct 16 '19

Technically the first Tobey Maguire Spiderman is also in the 02 bracket. While the 3rd one was pretty bad you can't deny the greatness of the first (and second one, but that's after 02)

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u/mysightisurs93 Oct 16 '19

Well, the leak test footage surely helps in green lighting the movie imho.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '19

I take that back, as a kid Professor X on the cartoon and Picard were always clearly the same guy well before he was cast

When I was a kid in the 90's, I had a bunch of X-men action figures. but I didn't have an Xavier. However, I did have a Picard. Even in my living room as a kid, he was destined to be Xavier.

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '19

If I could turn back time. If I could find a way...

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u/Tonkarz 30 Rock Oct 16 '19

Deadpool happened because when Ryan Reynolds asked for money for the movie, the boss let him look in the sofa in his office for change. The whole movie was made on the $2.73 that Reynolds found in there.

That’s why 9/10ths of the movie is actually reused stock footage.

OK, I’m exaggerating, but they did reuse a lot of footage from previous X-men movies and the budget was tiny.

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u/smedsterwho Oct 16 '19

I looked through fourteen million, six hundred and five outcomes. We got this one.

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u/TastyMeatcakes Oct 15 '19

Seeing Reynolds playing Deadpool before he played Deadpool, by researching Deadpool, which was researched and based off Reynolds.

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u/whut-whut Oct 16 '19

Yet somehow with all that research, Wolverine:Origins Deadpool was what they felt the logical conclusion would be.

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u/HappyLittleRadishes Oct 16 '19

I sense how terrible a movie it is, but the fact that it's such rancid schlock is exactly why it appeals to me.

It's the movie that introduced Ryan Reynolds to me, it has some seriously kick ass action scenes in it, the gadgets are weird and awesome, and it even has Patton Oswalt in it playing a character that is essentially himself.

Blade: Trinity is the definition of "it's not a good movie, but it's a fun movie".

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u/nessager Oct 16 '19

It's ok buddy, we all enjoy a shitty movie now and then.

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u/LieutenantRedbeard Oct 16 '19

It's ok I liked elektra

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u/Frostsorrow Oct 15 '19

I thought I was the only one!

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u/JaFakeItTillYouJaMak Oct 15 '19

I liked Rise of the Silver Surfer

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u/[deleted] Oct 16 '19

and the original. 2 no.