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she was actually a REALLY important part of the early Wolverine comics. I have the original series somewhere, but no way am I digging those out of the plastic for you *******Actually thought Wolverine was pretty good. Silver Samurai was pretty lame and I didn't like the sidekick chick but the central Wolverine story was cool.. Huge improvement from the first one
If im not mistaken didn't he transfer his consciousness into his twin brother's body---who was also brain dead..?Yeah they used that kid that Moira was watching over and I believe Charles was telling her about a technique he knows where he could transfer his consciousness or something to that nature. Forgive me for the vague response, it's been a while since I've watched that film. I have nightmares of cursing juggernauts and underdeveloped cyclops' and shadowcats'
Maybe that would explain not really being able to walk
CULVER CITY, Calif., December 12, 2013 – In a move to forge a new legacy in the story of Peter Parker on screen, Sony Pictures Entertainment, in association with Marvel Entertainment, is developing several new projects in the Spider-Man franchise, with Alex Kurtzman, Roberto Orci, Jeff Pinkner, Ed Solomon, and Drew Goddard to collaborate on overseeing the developing story over several films that will be produced by Avi Arad and Matt Tolmach, it was announced today by Doug Belgrad,president of Columbia Pictures, and Hannah Minghella, president of Production for the studio.
The five writers, along with the two producers and Marc Webb, have formed a franchise brain trust to expand the universe for the brand and to develop a continuous tone and thread throughout the films. Under the deals, the studio announced that Kurtzman & Orci & Pinkner are writing the screenplay for The Amazing Spider-Man 3, which the studio hopes Webb will return to direct; the film will go into production next fall for release on June 10, 2016. In addition, the team will build on the cinematic foundation laid by Webb, Arad, and Tolmach in the first two movies. They will expand the franchise as Kurtzman & Orci & Solomon will write the screenplay for Venom, which Kurtzman will direct; also, Goddard will write, with an eye to direct, The Sinister Six, focusing on the villains in the franchise. Hannah Minghella and Rachel O’Connor will oversee the development and production of these films for the studio.
In tapping these five writers, the studio and the producers are guiding the future of the franchise with the writer/producers who have each played significant and key roles in developing such highly successful franchises, films, and series as Star Trek, Transformers, “Alias,” “Fringe,” Men in Black, Bill & Ted’s Excellent Adventure, World War Z, “Lost,” Cloverfield, The Cabin in the Woods, and Marvel’s upcoming “Daredevil” series.
Commenting on the announcement, Belgrad said, “The Spider-Man film franchise is one of our studio’s greatest assets. We are thrilled with the creative team we have assembled to delve more deeply into the world that Marc, Avi and Matt have begun to explore in The Amazing Spider-Man and The Amazing Spider-Man 2. We believe that Marc, Alex, and Drew have uniquely exciting visions for how to expand the Spider-Man universe in each of these upcoming films.” Arad and Tolmach added, “This collaboration was born out of the great experience we and Marc had working with Alex, Bob, and Jeff on The Amazing Spider-Man 2. With more than fifty years’ wealth of stories in the comic books to draw upon for inspiration, the Spider-Man universe is truly boundless; in addition, the Spider-Man comics have the greatest rogues gallery of any series, and to have the chance to explore that on film is truly thrilling. Until now, we have approached each film as a separate, self-contained entity, but with this move, we have the opportunity to grow the franchise by looking to the future as we develop a continuous arc for the story. That is what Alex, Bob, Jeff, Ed, and Drew will do in this unprecedented collaboration, and we’re excited about the directions they are taking the character and the world.”
The most successful franchise in the history of Columbia Pictures, Spider-Man is embraced all over the world. The four Spider-Man films to date have taken in over $3.2 billion worldwide.
Spider-Man, Venom, The Sinister Six and other Spider-Man related characters are licensed to Sony by Marvel Entertainment.
it says Kurtzman will write AND direct the Venom movie?
i know he writes alot of blockbusters but can he direct???
sounds like some jason kidd stuff to me
I dont really get this criticism of it. Had she not been in the story I would have had a huge problem with it because of the HUGE role that she played in Wolverine Vol 1. Her, and Lady Viper were the two biggest elements in that arc aside from Wolverine himself imoActually thought Wolverine was pretty good. Silver Samurai was pretty lame and I didn't like the sidekick chick but the central Wolverine story was cool.. Huge improvement from the first one
Venom and Sinister Six can either be huge successes or massive fails...
Interested in see how this goes... I think it's weak that these studios are ruining surprises so soon now tho. guess that's the post Avengers world
should of been saved for comic con
they're focusing on making an individual Ant Man movie, so I guess they figured they would let that take precedence instead of inserting extraneous characters. I have to believe that he'll be in the next movie since its supposed to be about UltronHank Pym is a huge part of the avengers, why havent they focused on his character?....i like his chemistry with Stark and the rest of the team in the cartoon and dude is the smartest of them all, makes Stark sound like a pre-schooler, so is Paul Rudd confirmed to play him?....and Rashida Jones confirmed for Wasp, after watching the cartoon they'll actually be great fits for the roles.
they're focusing on making an individual Ant Man movie, so I guess they figured they would let that take precedence instead of inserting extraneous characters. I have to believe that he'll be in the next movie since its supposed to be about Ultron