Unnamed Marvel film announced for 2018

[Phil]

May 4th 2018.

https://movies.yahoo.com/news/marvel-announces-another-2018-release-220800335.html

At this rate, it could be any film. Though Robert Downey JR said he was open for another Iron Man film.

Thoughts?

I'd still love for an Iron Man and Hulk team up film.

 

[Liam]

I don't know if I would want another Iron Man film...if it has a good writing team attached then maybe that's ok.

 

[Shroud]

When are they going to make an Ant-Man film? So long as Fox doesn't get the rights, then I'll be alright with whatever movie is made.

 

[TWD26]

Marvel is oversaturating the market with this bombardment of movie after movie. I personally don't like Marvel, but I mean 2018? How many movies are Marvel releasing within the next 5 years? Looks like Disney is just trying to milk every penny out of IP before it looses steam.

 

[Liam]

Marvel is oversaturating the market with this bombardment of movie after movie. I personally don't like Marvel, but I mean 2018? How many movies are Marvel releasing within the next 5 years? Looks like Disney is just trying to milk every penny out of IP before it looses steam.

Well considering not many of Marvel's movies are bad I'm fine with them continuing the tradition of releasing a couple movies each year. And remember, this trend started before Disney purchased Marvel, so you can't just blame this whole thing on them.

 

[Blaxican]

At this point in Tony's character arc, I'd only be interested in watching Iron Man 4 to see him die and be replaced with a successor.

Not comic book kosher, but the cinematic universe can't play by the same rules as the comic universe. RDJ's pushing 50, which in itself isn't a big deal, but combined with the fact that Tony's already had 4 movies' worth of development I don't think its tenable for him to have this 3-4 year "status quo".

 

[Liam]

At this point in Tony's character arc, I'd only be interested in watching Iron Man 4 to see him die and be replaced with a successor.

Not comic book kosher, but the cinematic universe can't play by the same rules as the comic universe. RDJ's pushing 50, which in itself isn't a big deal, but combined with the fact that Tony's already had 4 movies' worth of development I don't think its tenable for him to have this 3-4 year "status quo".

That's interesting. I wouldn't mind seeing that as well. Plus I think RDJ has talked about passing the Iron Man torch to someone else. I just want it to be a new character, rather than recasting Tony Stark.