Hit the streets and ask randos to grade a guy's looks 1 to 10. Then write, "It's disappointing when anyone is valued numerically. People are not movies to grade."
Why do I feel like this is Marvel's "watch this, we can take any old thing out of our catalog and make a blockbuster movie that people will flock to" show-off move?
Technically the article is referring to a video that went viral.
The author didn't actually interview the people.
Why do I feel like this is Marvel's "watch this, we can take any old thing out of our catalog and make a blockbuster movie that people will flock to" show-off move?
I was feeling like its an overt pandering to the Chinese market.
How so? His father is the leader of a criminal organization, I am thinking they changed it to the Ten Rings for the MCU but it was not that in the comics. He was given time to lead a normal life but now his father is calling him back to take his place in the organization....at least that's how I saw it.looks really confusing
How so? His father is the leader of a criminal organization, I am thinking they changed it to the Ten Rings for the MCU but it was not that in the comics. He was given time to lead a normal life but now his father is calling him back to take his place in the organization....at least that's how I saw it.
I see this as a prequel to Kim's Convenience where this tells of Jung's early gang life before he straightened up his life and started working at Handy Car Rental, as occasionally referenced in the show.
I see this as a prequel to Kim's Convenience where this tells of Jung's early gang life before he straightened up his life and started working at Handy Car Rental, as occasionally referenced in the show.
There's no China pandering here. This is just Marvel studios going "what obscure IP from our back catalog can we make a truckload of money off next?"
May as well slam black panther for pandering to blacks too for having the audacity to feature black actors even though it takes place in Africa.
There's no China pandering here. This is just Marvel studios going "what obscure IP from our back catalog can we make a truckload of money off next?"
May as well slam black panther for pandering to blacks too for having the audacity to feature black actors even though it takes place in Africa.
Except not at all the same...
Black Panther was necessary as part of Civil War and Wakanda got teased back in Age of Ultron. Only after being a main character and plot driver of Civil War did we get the stand alone movie.
This is an out of left field choice with no prior tie ins or hinted at in the MCU to date. Big difference
And Doctor Strange wasn't? and Guardians of the Galaxy?
I don't see why it matters it was out of left field. IP wise of the ones they have access to, Marvel studios has kinda ran the well dry. All of the big players in the Avengers have gotten their movies or have them on the way. The "B" level heroes like Black Panther and Doctor Strange are already established, other lesser IPs (Punisher, Daredevil, etc) have gotten TV adaptations and they don't seem to want to bring it into the MCU.
The only two obvious big ones that are missing (Fantastic Four, X-Men) are held up by licensing issues so what do you expect?
One could argue that it was foreshadowed to a certain extent in the Iron Man movies. He is kidnapped by the 10 rings in Iron Man 1, in Iron Man 2 it is a Ten Rings member that gives Vanko his fake ID. Iron Man 3 sees Killian use their name for his purposes and the One-Shot All Hail the King shows how they were not happy about it. Add that one of Shang-Chi's biggest opponents historically is the Ten Rings...I mean it's not that hard to link it all.Except not at all the same...
Black Panther was necessary as part of Civil War and Wakanda got teased back in Age of Ultron. Only after being a main character and plot driver of Civil War did we get the stand alone movie.
This is an out of left field choice with no prior tie ins or hinted at in the MCU to date. Big difference