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Hoh man, Civil War, that could be interesting. Pretty much every one was a giant asshole in that story arc from what I've seen of it.

The civil war is my most looked forward to movie in the marvel universe. I do hope Sony will share spidey.
In terms of DC movies I'm trying to keep an open mind about em, but I feel like bvs is going to be too full of things for it's own good. from recent reports it is said to be too confusing for the general audience. Plus they are going to introduce Brainaic early on.

I agree with you on Batman vs. Superman, Todd. All the news about them loading it up with as many characters as possible does not bode well. They're gunning for that Avengers cheddar when they haven't taken the time to give the characters their own movies to properly flesh them out and organize a universe. Apparently, those come after the big crossover film. And that big crossover film comes after Man of Steel, which was, to say the least, highly divisive. DC has a lot of amazing heroes and villains, and the way WB is handling these movies doesn't seem like the best way to give them their fair shake.

SPIDER MAN IN MARVEL'S HANDS! AHHH
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Good. They needed him in Civil War. Interesting to see that Garfield has left. I wonder who'll fill those shoes? I'm still going to approach Sony's Spider-Man movies with some skepticism though. That's the thing; this is more of a lending agreement than a full exchange of rights. I would have much preferred Marvel get the full rights back.

Me too, man. Sony doesn't seem like it knows what to do with spider man. imho, the movies have been lackluster.

Spider-Man's involvement in Civil War always felt like a side story to me. He was more of a third wheel in the push and shove between Cap and Iron Man than anything else and they probably could've done the story justice without him. Still pop flyin' to see that Sony's being less of a stingy douche about it though.

I was thinking about Big Hero 6 the other day and I thought about something: It didn't have a romantic subplot and all of the intelligent characters weren't socially awkward and had friends. It was pretty refreshing to have a movie that's just about the bonds between friends and family.

Big Hero 6 deserves a sequel but somehow I doubt it'll happen. Which is a huge shame.

The first look at Aquamna arrived yesterday. I really like Jason Momoa, and he fits the part very well. I dislike how daisies dark the costume is, could use some more color.

According to Wikipedia, they'd probably take a while to start another sequel, it depends on if they find another story they really want to do.

I just finished watching this and I gotta say that the ending scene with Baymax is one of the few times I've ever cried because of a movie, god daisies was I fucking pop flyin' whenBaymax saved his chip for Hiro.

I honestly do not see the appeal of Big Hero 6.

I'd like a sequel to Big Hero 6, but I would prefer that Marvel restart the comic series in the movie continuity more.

I liked the characters but I was disappointed how little screen time anyone other than Hiro and Baymax got.

On the bright side, the chances for a sequel rose after it won the Oscars.

Iunno. I really think Spidey's involvement was the best way to personalize both sides of the issue. One of the most powerful parts of the whole civil war was how Peter ynmasked himself and joined up with papa Tony. Then you see the reprecussions of that, and his falling out with Tony and how it shows the good and bad sides of the whole registration issue. I think if it was just the polar sides of Steve and Tony, you wouldn't have as much of the personal human element.