Another stupid poll: Marvel Movies

Ghost Rider, Spiderman and Fantastic 4 are all coming out next year. All the rest of these are only in the developmental stage, so who knows when or if they'll ever get released! I'm sure Wolverine will make it, though. So, which one has you trembling with anticipation?

I don't really care for comic book movies, but the Spiderman ones have been entertaining enough. Raimi's a good cheesy director, but he needs to throw in a lot more of the wacky camera angles and POV shots that made the Evil Dead movies so damn funny.

who the fuck is Ant man?

C A for me.

the avengers

especially if it has something about vision and the scarlet witch

fucking hell that was the best limited run series

EVER

I hope to god that very very few of those films get made

Voted for Ironman who is one of my favorite characters. As for the rest of the list, I would have to agree that there are only a few of the characters on there that would make a good movie.

Psy

C-Ro wrote: the avengers

especially if it has something about vision and the scarlet witch

fucking hell that was the best limited run series

EVER

Great things can happen when a witch and an Android Fall in love and somehow have children

Shellshocker wrote: Ghost Rider, Spiderman and Fantastic 4 are all coming out next year. All the rest of these are only in the developmental stage, so who knows when or if they'll ever get released! I'm sure Wolverine will make it, though. So, which one has you trembling with anticipation?

Always been a Captian America guy. I like the superheros with no real superpowers. Although his sheild would always return to him somehow.

JHC

I voted for The Avengers (not the John Steed & Emma Peel variety!) though I'm looking forward to Wolverine as well.

I agree not all of these should be made. An Ant-Man movie!!??

I also wouldn't mind seeing a Silver Surfer movie, but if it's not on the horizon right now, I won't hold my breath.

[black]ANT-MAN ???[/black]

He advertises for The Post Office doesn't he?

Read recently that the next Fantastic Four film will feature......The Silver Surfer!!

I went with Spidey 3-its bound to be decent. Will avoid Fantastic Four 2 after seeing first one.

MONTSTER HOUSE !! wrote: [black]ANT-MAN ???[/black]

He advertises for The Post Office doesn't he?

Read recently that the next Fantastic Four film will feature......The Silver Surfer!!

Sweet!

steveone wrote: I went with Spidey 3-its bound to be decent. Will avoid Fantastic Four 2 after seeing first one.

Yeah it was nothing great but I'm hoping now that they've introduced the characters and can jump right into the action, the next one will be better.

Considering that Edgar Wright is attatched to direct and write Ant-Man, that's definately up there.

I'm more of a Spider-Man fan though, so I gotta go with Spidey 3.

I voted for Fantastic Four true believers. I didn't see the first one because it looked lame and apparently it was. I'm hoping they learned from their mistakes and get it right the second time around.

I wonder how they're going to explain Venom's origin in Spider-Man 3. I mean Spidey having gone to another planet is a big leap.

Spiderman 3 got my vote. I think the two before were good and hope this one will be also.

Spider-Man 3 for me as well, though if Hasselhoff could reprise his role as Nick Fury, Agent of SHIELD...nah, still Spidey :p

Ant-Man...yeah, I can see that being good. What will he do, bite the legs of the bad guys and swarm over any stray crumbs they leave on the ground?

Taboo # 7 wrote:

Ant-Man...yeah, I can see that being good. What will he do, bite the legs of the bad guys and swarm over any stray crumbs they leave on the ground?

But dude, it's Edgar Wright.

He'll make it work.

did you throw Thor on for the hell of it? I havn't heard nary a whisper about Thor ever being considered for the big screen.

Magneto for me, should be class, although i'll probably go see every movie on that list

methanolcereal wrote:

Taboo # 7 wrote:

Ant-Man...yeah, I can see that being good. What will he do, bite the legs of the bad guys and swarm over any stray crumbs they leave on the ground?

But dude, it's Edgar Wright.

He'll make it work.

I have no clue who that is (in fact, when I first read your post, I thought you said Edgar Winter)

Taboo # 7 wrote:

methanolcereal wrote:

Taboo # 7 wrote:

Ant-Man...yeah, I can see that being good. What will he do, bite the legs of the bad guys and swarm over any stray crumbs they leave on the ground?

But dude, it's Edgar Wright.

He'll make it work.

I have no clue who that is (in fact, when I first read your post, I thought you said Edgar Winter)

Oh sorry, I didn't mean to try to push it. I just sort of figured you over looked my post.

Anyway, he's the director and co-writer of Shaun of the Dead and the BBC show Spaced. Spaced isn't available in the US but I've erm... "obtained" most of the episodes.

methanolcereal wrote:

Taboo # 7 wrote:

methanolcereal wrote:

Taboo # 7 wrote:

Ant-Man...yeah, I can see that being good. What will he do, bite the legs of the bad guys and swarm over any stray crumbs they leave on the ground?

But dude, it's Edgar Wright.

He'll make it work.

I have no clue who that is (in fact, when I first read your post, I thought you said Edgar Winter)

Oh sorry, I didn't mean to try to push it. I just sort of figured you over looked my post.

Anyway, he's the director and co-writer of Shaun of the Dead and the BBC show Spaced. Spaced isn't available in the US but I've erm... "obtained" most of the episodes.

Okay, I've seen Shaun of the Dead (most of it, anyway).

But I still wonder why there's a movie about Ant-Man in development

Ah here he is!

ANT-MAN !

methanolcereal wrote:

Taboo # 7 wrote:

Ant-Man...yeah, I can see that being good. What will he do, bite the legs of the bad guys and swarm over any stray crumbs they leave on the ground?

But dude, it's Edgar Wright.

He'll make it work.

I think his movies are comedies or spoofs. I don't know if he can do a "serious" action movie. We shall see.

D'oh! wrote: I wonder how they're going to explain Venom's origin in Spider-Man 3. I mean Spidey having gone to another planet is a big leap.

They'll have some other excuse I'm sure. Whenever the comic book story is too far out there, like Phoenix/Dark Phoenix, they come up with some terrestrial excuse, usually something more plausible than the comic version.
Same with Spidey & Hulk getting their powers. In the comics, it was all about radiation, as they were written in 1963. Now that we all know all radiation does is kill, they've switched their origins of power in the movies to genetic engineering.

Bob Konkel wrote: did you throw Thor on for the hell of it? I havn't heard nary a whisper about Thor ever being considered for the big screen.

Marvel's website mentions it as a self financed filmwhich is in the works.
Distributed by Paramount Writer: Mark Protosevich (I Am Legend, The Cell)

I fully expected Spiderman 3 to run away with this, based on the success of the first two films. I'm glad to see Captain America and The Avengers getting several votes, though. I liked both Spiderman movies a lot, but I didn't like #2 as much as a lot of people. I like Spidey, but he was never my favorite anyway.

Is everyoneelse wondering the same thing I am: Will The Wasp make an appearance in the Ant-Man movie???