Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

[Star Lord]

Originally Posted by Falaskan

I do, it pretty much just looks like a pornstache.



On another note I have a feeling the MCU is going to suffer from superhero fatigue pretty badly once RDJ, Evans, and Hemsworth move on.

Yeah just like Black Panther and both GOTG movies suffered amirite.


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[Chaotic]

The more that people mention superhero fatigue, the more money comic book movies make.

[solarrdadd]

Star Lord, Chaotic.........those last two posts!

[Falaskan]

Fine. Guardians of the Galaxy 5+ maybe. Black Panther 1, not as much.

[jayman3]

Originally Posted by Falaskan

I do, it pretty much just looks like a pornstache.

Nah. All I see is a fuller grown out mustache with a little extension on the edges. Not that big of deal...

[InuYashaCrusade]

Originally Posted by Falaskan

On another note I have a feeling the MCU is going to suffer from superhero fatigue pretty badly once RDJ, Evans, and Hemsworth move on.

I was expecting the same thing but after what a stellar year for fresh MCU movies we had in 2017 and now 2018 I don't feel that way anymore.

Initially I was putting Thor Ragnarok and Black Panther into the "fresh and new feeling" category but even Homecoming and GotG 2 felt unique in their own little ways. I can't wait for Captain Marvel either, I think Brie Larson is gonna kill it.

[jayman3]

Definitely. I'm excited to see what new and exciting franchises Marvel has to offer post-Infinity War.

It's not superhero fatigue as we'll no longer see the endless sequels of Captain America, Iron Man, Thor, and Hulk. Instead, it's the beginning of a 'clean-slate' so to speak. That alone should keep audiences interested coming back to theaters.

[CyberpunkCentral]

Originally Posted by jayman3

Definitely. I'm excited to see what new and exciting franchises Marvel has to offer post-Infinity War.

[Batman1980]

Good job, furball.

I want to see it all cross-over and I think it will after Avengers 4 while they scramble to figure out what to do with Avengers post-Thanos.

[jayman3]

I'm hyped for X-Men's introduction into the MCU, but cautious as it's still too early for another reboot so soon after FOX's X-Men Universe.

Then again, Batman V. Superman came out four years after The Dark Knight Rises; which was still relatively fresh in average moviegoers minds.

Fantastic Four though, is gonna be a tough sell. Especially when it's had two failed franchises and both of them left a bad taste in audiences mouths. If it's marketed in the combination of Spider-Man: Homecoming and The Avengers, it'll be a box office hit.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by jayman3

I'm hyped for X-Men's introduction into the MCU, but cautious as it's still too early for another reboot so soon after FOX's X-Men Universe.

Then again, Batman V. Superman came out four years after The Dark Knight Rises; which was still relatively fresh in average moviegoers minds.

Fantastic Four though, is gonna be a tough sell. Especially when it's had two failed franchises and both of them left a bad taste in audiences mouths. If it's marketed in the combination of Spider-Man: Homecoming and The Avengers, it'll be a box office hit.

I don't want the actual team, the Annihilators and such would be good though.

[CyberpunkCentral]

Originally Posted by jayman3

I'm hyped for X-Men's introduction into the MCU, but cautious as it's still too early for another reboot so soon after FOX's X-Men Universe.

I'm not ready for X-Men joining the MCU just yet either. Still want Fox to do an Alpha Flight movie, since they are pretty good with their Canadian superheroes. A lot of these X-Men related films wouldn't even be possible if it was still back with Marvel, which worries me.

[John1701D]

Hoping for another marathon leading up to Infinity War. Anyone heard anything yet? I'd assume they'll do at least the first two Avengers.

[Splatterpunk]

If anyone's interested in reading the comics that most likely inspired this film as well as what made Thanos so popular, I posted my reading guide in the book forum:

https://forum.blu-ray.com/showthread.php?t=302971

[jayman3]

Reports claiming Infinity War to run 150 minutes in length.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by jayman3

Reports claiming Infinity War to run 150 minutes in length.

2.5 hours?! Surprised Marvel allowed that. Especially since there's a second part.

[Creed]

Originally Posted by jayman3

Reports claiming Infinity War to run 150 minutes in length.

9 minutes longer than Civil War.

[CyberpunkCentral]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

2.5 hours?! Surprised Marvel allowed that. Especially since there's a second part.

Kevin Feige said that The Avengers 4 is it's own thing.

[jayman3]

Originally Posted by Batman1980

2.5 hours?! Surprised Marvel allowed that. Especially since there's a second part.

I'm sure ten of those are credits.

Originally Posted by CyberpunkCentral

Kevin Feige said that The Avengers 4 is it's own thing.

To an extent, but Thanos is still in Avengers 4

[CyberpunkCentral]

Originally Posted by jayman3

To an extent, but Thanos is still in Avengers 4

I do agree that Kevin Feige uses the word "different" very loosely and kinda annoys me sometimes. But it will still be "different" by MCU's standards.