RDJ sure as hell isn't going to play Iron Man 20 years from now.
But is Iron Man going to return to the MCU?
RDJ sure as hell isn't going to play Iron Man 20 years from now.
If the MCU continues as Disney would like it to (which would probably be forever), eventually it'll happen. IMO, we've reached the end of an era with Endgame and now we're starting the transition, with many characters handing over their mantle to other (young) Avengers.But is Iron Man going to return to the MCU?
If the MCU continues as Disney would like it to (which would probably be forever), eventually it'll happen. IMO, we've reached the end of an era with Endgame and now we're starting the transition, with many characters handing over their mantle to other (young) Avengers.
Kate Bishop, Iron Heart, She-Hulk, Yelena Belova, Falcon, etc. The mantles are already being filled.
I don't think the multiverse is going to be a long-lasting thing for the MCU. I think the true primary purpose of it is to explain why the X-Men are there. Plus, I 100% don't want Chris Evans coming back for an extended period of time or RDJ coming back through a loophole. That's how you turn something really good/great into something mediocre/bad.I just don't see how it fits into the story, especially if the mantles are being passed on.
And even if they do want to bring back Iron Man, use the old multiverse loophole.
I don't think the multiverse is going to be a long-lasting thing for the MCU. I think the true primary purpose of it is to explain why the X-Men are there. Plus, I 100% don't want Chris Evans coming back for an extended period of time or RDJ coming back through a loophole. That's how you turn something really good/great into something mediocre/bad.
Tony's arc in the MCU is perfect. He's dead, leave it that way. I hope Chris Evans is only back as a part of the multiverse and once the multiverse is closed and reality is restored, he goes away again.
The problem is you can’t really give the people what they want (in this particular situation) with a ride that is screen based. The budget for the cast on an Endgame style crew and cast for the ride would be huge.I wouldn't be opposed a cameo from old man Steve in The Falcon and The Winter Soldier. You could probably have a Tony Stark cameo as a flashback but it would feel like a waste. Although I'm half expecting it in Black Widow.
I think we've talked about Secret Wars before and as much as it would be a kind of slap in the face to the legacy of Tony Stark and Steve Rogers, I would be some hyped for it, I don't think I'd care.
I trust that Kevin Feige knows what he's doing and he hasn't made a mistake yet.
Getting back to the Avengers Campus, do Disney aim for where they're heading to make it more relevant and risk making the same mistakes as Galaxy's Edge or do they give the people what they want?
The problem is you can’t really give the people what they want (in this particular situation) with a ride that is screen based. The budget for the cast on an Endgame style crew and cast for the ride would be huge.
That means you have to pick a smaller cast as main leads and tbh, an Avengers E-ticket should’ve been developed and built by the mid-2010’s at the latest.
Rumors are Chris Evans might be back..and RDJ first film since keaving the MCU flopped...I'll beat a coke he is apart of it.If RDJ doesn't want to come back couldn't they always do what they did with Potter and use footage from filming the movies and use him as a supplementary character?
Marvel was a bit of an anomaly just because of how many different versions it went through. DCA’s Marvel land has been stuck in development hell for years, before it was pushed through from above in its current, “good enough” form (this is also the reason that the E was “phase 2”. If things had gone according to the initial plan, we would have had a Marvel attraction open in DCA by 2017.I wouldn't bank RDJ's whole post-MCU career on Dolittle alone. Give him a few years/movies at least lol.
It's kinda crazy that it's taken this long to implement an Avengers ride. Avengers was the highest grossing movie of 2012 and almost 10 years later we still barely have any MCU presence in the parks. Disney's glacial development speed strikes again.
Lol we did, but I understand what you mean.we would have had a Marvel attraction open in DCA by 2017.
Are the characters being recast though?
Isn't it rumored that Natalie Portman will be taking up the Thor mantle in L&T?RDJ sure as hell isn't going to play Iron Man 20 years from now. Chris Evans won't be Cap forever. Hemsworth won't be Thor forever.
Eventually, rebooting is necessary. We already know Iron Heart is coming into the MCU, so they're moving on from Iron Man for now.
I wouldn't bank RDJ's whole post-MCU career on Dolittle alone. Give him a few years/movies at least lol.
It's kinda crazy that it's taken this long to implement an Avengers ride. Avengers was the highest grossing movie of 2012 and almost 10 years later we still barely have any MCU presence in the parks. Disney's glacial development speed strikes again.
They are both going to be Thor. Hemsworth will continue to play Thor while she will be Lady Thor.Isn't it rumored that Natalie Portman will be taking up the Thor mantle in L&T?
Chris Evans said he was done playing Cap, too. Once Disney flashes you the big money like i'm sure they did with Portman (and Evans), all of that talk goes out the window.I don't envision Portman-Thor continuing on beyond this next film. She's been pretty frank about not loving franchise commitments at this point in her career, and I think they only got her back for LOVE AND THUNDER because: 1.) Taika's a guy lots of people want to work with, and 2.) She gets a shot to "redeem" an otherwise fairly non-existent character in Jane.
Haha, should have said “ride w/ themed area based on core Avengers”Lol we did, but I understand what you mean.
Eh, I get it for WDW but everyone knew about the Disneyland loophole from the start. MCU attractions is the kind of thing you fast track, that's a Potter-tier property you now have to bolster your smaller original resort. I just feel like this should've been done with a long time ago rather than sitting on it for 8 years.Well you have to consider the limitations due to the Uni contract. Whatever they do, they can't use it in Orlando. That alone has probably slowed down any development.
Eh, I get it for WDW but everyone knew about the Disneyland loophole from the start. MCU attractions is the kind of thing you fast track, that's a Potter-tier property you now have to bolster your smaller original resort. I just feel like this should've been done with a long time ago rather than sitting on it for 8 years.