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I liked the fat todd character. He was an accidental / inadvertant savage.
WELCOME TO THE MARVEL MULTIVERSE -*RIP STAN LEE & Boseman* - Up Next: Brave New World 02/14/25
Sir San Diego
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He was a goober.
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Yeah, the biggest similarity in my mind is that they both come into contact with aliens. Green Lantern meets a dying alien, goes into space, and receives training on a completely different world. Carol gets caught in the crossfire of a fight featuring an alien, is severely injured, disappeared for years, and showed up again with powers one day as a result. She then remained solely on Earth for a good while. I don't see how either is similar enough that there'd be an issue telling the classic origin(s). And of course her powers and Green Lantern's are drastically different. This seems like worrying over nothing. Might as well be afraid of people getting Batman and Daredevil's origins confused because their parents died in a violent manner
Can't agree. Carol's like Dr. Strange. Not nearly known enough to skip an origin film. Batman and Spider-Man are some of the few characters that can get away with that.
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That's what made his character so entertaining.
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Someone posted this here a few months ago and I think most NT fam liked it.
This one will be good to see --
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How is CM's backstory at all similar to GL's
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How is CM's backstory at all similar to GL's
Both work at the army, run into an alien and then get powers after that encounter
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How is CM's backstory at all similar to GL's
Both work at the army, run into an alien and then get powers after that encounter
Well said, sir
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I think Marvel knows that DC is actively making a new Green Lantern film and GL being a more well known character than Colonel Danvers they don't want to give WB/DC any ideas into how to properly introduce essentially a galactic police officer with cosmic powers even though their power set and origins differ greatly.
So that being said, we're not seeing Richard Rider on film any time soon huh?
So that being said, we're not seeing Richard Rider on film any time soon huh?
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I agree. Just tired of origin films.
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I am and at the same time i'm not. I'm tired of them because I know the origins of these characters for the most part. So I don't personally need an origin film. At the same time, these origin films haven't been disappointing me for the most part and there's something really, really cool with the prospect of getting to see Iron Man and Dr. Strange's origins on the big screen. I think it's better now that we've moved beyond Phase 1, so that with every origin film you get a sequel to a previous film.
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yeah i don't know much of her i would like to see an origin film tbh
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General public don't know **** about Carol Danvers or even Mar-Vell.
I don't see how they can drop the first female-led Marvel movie starring a relatively obscure character and not go into her origin
I don't see how they can drop the first female-led Marvel movie starring a relatively obscure character and not go into her origin
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Do something similar to what they did in Civil War with BP. Have her in Infintity War. Make her badass, and then spin off into her film.
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Guarantee they will be a flash back to BP and origin in his solo movie
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Yes us casual comic fans and casual moviegoers need the origins of captain marvel
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This is basically how I feel. Batman and Spidey have had several film interpretations and everyone knows their background already. I'm fine with origin stories for characters that haven't been done on the big screen yet. We don't really need to see the same story in a new movie for the umpteenth time.
There's special cases where I'm fine with reboots doing origins. I wouldn't mind a Spawn reboot doing an origin if they vary it enough from the original and the movie's good enough to warrant a sequel.
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we know.. not that there is anything wrong with thatThat's my man
good to see you have come to grips with things and feel free to be who you truly are
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I was about to big up Bokeem's amazing showing in S2 of Fargo 
Nobody even knows it. That's clear by thinking it's like GL's.
Word the whole tired of origins movies can't apply.
Nobody even knows it. That's clear by thinking it's like GL's.
I guess Spider-Man got a similar origin to Batman; family dies then they become vigilante superheroes.How is CM's backstory at all similar to GL's
Both work at the army, run into an alien and then get powers after that encounter
Well said, sir
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gotta be some awkward convos around that water coolerI was about to big up Bokeem's amazing showing in S2 of Fargo
I need my dude todd/landry/ed to get on the marvel ticket
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I only know bookeem the best from when he was the assassin and gave up women for masterbating.
(Mark wahlberg movie
(Mark wahlberg movie
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thats my top 10 movie
