With Marvel films coming and going by, heroes and villains making an appearance in a film or 2, there are three potential Marvel comic super villains that are going to make and are awaiting confirmation on making second appearances in future Marvel movies and Agents of SHIELD, and they are the Mandarin, Graviton, and the Rhino.
Mandarin
On October 22nd 2013, Ben Kingsley has revealed that he is working on a secret Marvel project which is either a Marvel One Shot or a possible teaser trailer to the next Iron Man film hinting that he will return as the real ring powered Mandarin that we were all hoping to see in which we couldn't in Iron Man 3. And if this project does involve Kingsley returning to Iron Man 4 and that it does involve acquiring the ten power rings, then the next film would act as phase 2/part 2 of the Mandarin's appearance in the Marvel Cinematic universe that despite both the twist and Aldrich Killian from Iron Man 3 that Trevor's yet to be confirmed evolution into the fully ring powered Mandarin would make his character act like "Frankenstein's Monster" in the fourth movie since Killian created that Mandarin in Iron Man 3 and with Black specifying him as the MCU version of the character. The only way to be certain that Kingsley's secret Marvel project is a pitiful Marvel One Shot of Trevor on who he looked like before he was approached by AIM and given plastic surgery, of what he is doing in prison now, or the first teaser trailer to the upcoming 4th Iron Man movie is to wait starting now for the next 6 to 8 months with this mystery Marvel project to be kept classified without having a video or such spoiling details being ratted out. Until then we should be ready to see Thor the Dark World and other movies before next summer.
Graviton
He appears as a recurring villain in Marvel's Agents of SHIELD
Rhino
Thursday, October 24, 2013
Saturday, October 19, 2013
Can Rashida Jones play Wasp in Ant Man? Yes
For months fans all over the internet were speculating and spreading rumors everywhere on the internet for Marvel to choose the best actress to play Wasp in Edgar Wright's upcoming Ant Man movie. On October 18th, 2013, it is revealed that actress Rashida Jones is Marvel's front runner for the role of Janet Van Dyne aka the Wasp.
As for why an actress like Rashida deserves to do the role of the lead female character in Ant Man, these are the many reasons why:
* She is the daughter of classic singers Quincy Jones and Peggy Lipton
*She was in a relationship with Spider-Man actor Tobey Maguire for 3 and 1/2 years which ended in 2000
*She was a schoolmate of Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian
*Despite several characters going through certain race characters from the comics to the films and if Rashida does get the role, we'll be lucky that Marvel Cinematic Universe's Wasp won't be too much of a big deal
*Jones had a small role in the Kevin Smith film Cop Out. She appeared in The Social Network (2010), alongside Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, and Justin Timberlake, which is set at Harvard.
*She appeared in the Muppets along with Jason Segel, Amy Adams, and Chris Cooper. There she plays Veronica Martin, a network executive at the CDE network who helps the muppets get back their show.
*Her hair style matches that to one of Wasp's comic book versions
*She is a comic book author
*With Paul Rudd having the upper hand at getting the role of Ant Man, Rashida Jones is a much wiser choice as Ant Man's love interest because it would really be weird to have someone 10 years or younger doing the part
So if anyone wants to see Rashida Jones pull off the role of Janet Van Dyne for Edgar Wright's upcoming Ant Man movie then please feel free to give her some support because we may not have anyone else more suitable for the character if Ant Man happens as Paul Rudd.
Meanwhile stay tuned.
As for why an actress like Rashida deserves to do the role of the lead female character in Ant Man, these are the many reasons why:
* She is the daughter of classic singers Quincy Jones and Peggy Lipton
*She was in a relationship with Spider-Man actor Tobey Maguire for 3 and 1/2 years which ended in 2000
*She was a schoolmate of Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian
*Despite several characters going through certain race characters from the comics to the films and if Rashida does get the role, we'll be lucky that Marvel Cinematic Universe's Wasp won't be too much of a big deal
*Jones had a small role in the Kevin Smith film Cop Out. She appeared in The Social Network (2010), alongside Jesse Eisenberg, Andrew Garfield, and Justin Timberlake, which is set at Harvard.
*She appeared in the Muppets along with Jason Segel, Amy Adams, and Chris Cooper. There she plays Veronica Martin, a network executive at the CDE network who helps the muppets get back their show.
*Her hair style matches that to one of Wasp's comic book versions
*She is a comic book author
*With Paul Rudd having the upper hand at getting the role of Ant Man, Rashida Jones is a much wiser choice as Ant Man's love interest because it would really be weird to have someone 10 years or younger doing the part
So if anyone wants to see Rashida Jones pull off the role of Janet Van Dyne for Edgar Wright's upcoming Ant Man movie then please feel free to give her some support because we may not have anyone else more suitable for the character if Ant Man happens as Paul Rudd.
Meanwhile stay tuned.
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Culprit Revealed! Jon Favreau to Blame for Ruining Mandarin with Iron Man 3 Twist! Shane Black Innocent!
After going through some old sources that were displayed before production began for Iron Man 3 and it turns out that the one to blame for making Marvel screw up the Mandarin is the director of Iron Man films 1 and 2, Jon Favreau. If some of you want to know why, please read this article below.
Since Iron Man 2 premier, Marvel Studios has prepared a concept art for the Mandarin on what he would look like in the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Iron Man 3 and a lot of fans including myself were so psyched to see the Mandarin battle Tony in the films and what the blasts from the rings are like in the live cinematic films, but then things were about to become an issue the moment Jon Favreau started giving the world his opinion on the Mandarin:
"The problem with the Mandarin is that the way it's depicted in the comic books, you don't want to see that. He has 10 magical rings — that just doesn't feel right for our [franchise]. So it's either tech-based, or the rings are not really rings."
Of course, there's only one problem with what Favreau is saying. All of it is completely, 100% wrong. Perhaps Favreau has been so busy designing technology for Iron Man to use, he hasn't bothered using real technology to surf the internet and find out a little about the actual Mandarin from the comics.
Or perhaps he's been too much of a Star Wars geek.
Or perhaps he thinks that the Mandarin's proper version in the comics with power rings wasn't going to work because he thinks it wouldn't make the film gross up a ton of money for the film and that caused him to make Marvel cause bigger problems for some people out in the world to stand.
Everything in Iron Man 3 was going just fine until after 1 hr: 10 min: 52 seconds of the movie, it all starts coming apart right at the part where Paul Bettany voicing JARVIS makes Mandarin end up being located in Miami instead of the Middle East and there in the mansion the Mandarin was acting like coward and then revealing himself to Tony that he is an actor hired by Aldrich Killian who is then revealed to be the 3rd films real villain, and then worst of all is the scene of Killian not being dead after Stark tried to blow him up with the Mark 42 armor and then with him saying "I AM THE MANDARIN" and for that, they have totally screwed everything up.
Other than avoiding the Chinese ethnicity, Favreau denyed Marvel from doing the power rings for the Mandarin in Iron Man 3 because all he along with Kevin Feige and other retards who made the lousy twist happen cared about was money, and by money I mean gross revenue instead off fully and properly showing what is shown from the comics that looks awesome even though creepy. By negatively influencing Marvel Studios into violating the Mandarin by using Guy Pearce's extremis powered Aldrich Killian as their excuse of the Mandarin's MCU version, Favreau has ruined both the character and "nearly" the whole franchise, even if they wanted the films to be loosely based on the comics they have picked the wrong time to do it.
And I know that some of you are still careless listening to what this article says but I must say that if Kevin Feige never hired scum like him Favreau to direct the films he would never have made Feige ditch the opertunity to do the magic rings in the film even though that its because of the 9/11 attack that made them tie the films with the real world and modern day events.
But hopefully next time if Feige and his people are willing to do a reboot and pure stand alone Iron Man franchise after the Marvel Cinematic Universe is finished in 2021, they need to find directors who are capable at doing the characters right and done from the comics and not such heartless scum like Jon Favreau who are obsessed with money because there are more important things in life than money and approvals, it's giving the people what they want, and that everyone is happy.
So if director Shane Black is reading this, I would like to say that despite what you did to the Mandarin in Iron Man 3 I want you to know that I among some of the angry fans am sorry for blaming you for the twist because we had no idea that Marvel would turn their back on our expectations over what they wanted to do. Still I sure hope that now after our reactions to the twist, you'll understand why we're not happy with what you did to the Mandarin
Well sure enough this version they ripped us off with on the Mandarin is never happening in the cartoons or the comics since it's a violation and was never advertised officially around the world. To find out, keep in touch.
Since Iron Man 2 premier, Marvel Studios has prepared a concept art for the Mandarin on what he would look like in the Marvel Cinematic Universe's Iron Man 3 and a lot of fans including myself were so psyched to see the Mandarin battle Tony in the films and what the blasts from the rings are like in the live cinematic films, but then things were about to become an issue the moment Jon Favreau started giving the world his opinion on the Mandarin:
"The problem with the Mandarin is that the way it's depicted in the comic books, you don't want to see that. He has 10 magical rings — that just doesn't feel right for our [franchise]. So it's either tech-based, or the rings are not really rings."
Of course, there's only one problem with what Favreau is saying. All of it is completely, 100% wrong. Perhaps Favreau has been so busy designing technology for Iron Man to use, he hasn't bothered using real technology to surf the internet and find out a little about the actual Mandarin from the comics.
Or perhaps he's been too much of a Star Wars geek.
Or perhaps he thinks that the Mandarin's proper version in the comics with power rings wasn't going to work because he thinks it wouldn't make the film gross up a ton of money for the film and that caused him to make Marvel cause bigger problems for some people out in the world to stand.
Everything in Iron Man 3 was going just fine until after 1 hr: 10 min: 52 seconds of the movie, it all starts coming apart right at the part where Paul Bettany voicing JARVIS makes Mandarin end up being located in Miami instead of the Middle East and there in the mansion the Mandarin was acting like coward and then revealing himself to Tony that he is an actor hired by Aldrich Killian who is then revealed to be the 3rd films real villain, and then worst of all is the scene of Killian not being dead after Stark tried to blow him up with the Mark 42 armor and then with him saying "I AM THE MANDARIN" and for that, they have totally screwed everything up.
Other than avoiding the Chinese ethnicity, Favreau denyed Marvel from doing the power rings for the Mandarin in Iron Man 3 because all he along with Kevin Feige and other retards who made the lousy twist happen cared about was money, and by money I mean gross revenue instead off fully and properly showing what is shown from the comics that looks awesome even though creepy. By negatively influencing Marvel Studios into violating the Mandarin by using Guy Pearce's extremis powered Aldrich Killian as their excuse of the Mandarin's MCU version, Favreau has ruined both the character and "nearly" the whole franchise, even if they wanted the films to be loosely based on the comics they have picked the wrong time to do it.
And I know that some of you are still careless listening to what this article says but I must say that if Kevin Feige never hired scum like him Favreau to direct the films he would never have made Feige ditch the opertunity to do the magic rings in the film even though that its because of the 9/11 attack that made them tie the films with the real world and modern day events.
But hopefully next time if Feige and his people are willing to do a reboot and pure stand alone Iron Man franchise after the Marvel Cinematic Universe is finished in 2021, they need to find directors who are capable at doing the characters right and done from the comics and not such heartless scum like Jon Favreau who are obsessed with money because there are more important things in life than money and approvals, it's giving the people what they want, and that everyone is happy.
So if director Shane Black is reading this, I would like to say that despite what you did to the Mandarin in Iron Man 3 I want you to know that I among some of the angry fans am sorry for blaming you for the twist because we had no idea that Marvel would turn their back on our expectations over what they wanted to do. Still I sure hope that now after our reactions to the twist, you'll understand why we're not happy with what you did to the Mandarin
Well sure enough this version they ripped us off with on the Mandarin is never happening in the cartoons or the comics since it's a violation and was never advertised officially around the world. To find out, keep in touch.
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