Clark Wayne
Superstar
More and more likely it won't make $700 million. 
Doctor Strange might end up making more than this
WB really fukked up.
Doctor Strange might end up making more than this
WB really fukked up.
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More and more likely it won't make $700 million.
Doctor Strange might end up making more than this
WB really fukked up.
Saw this tonight and thought it was cool I'll expound tomorrow when I can keep my eyes open.
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This script
Clark Wayne
Superstar
Aight so the movie wasn't some atrocity people claim it is...I thought a pretty good job was done of incorporating each hero into the fray, nobody outshines the rest or was deemed more important. Flash was goofy but the comic relief had to come from somewhere and the King of Atlantis and Princess of Amazon aren't comedic figures. I know a lot of people don't like Batman's lack of detective work but I think that's more for his own villains who operate like humans, not otherworldly beings with harbingers and omens foretelling his invasion.
I was surprised at how early in the movie Superman was revived, I figured his "death" would a coma/deep sleep healing himself and the energy of the Motherboxes and Steppenwolf would wake him up as the Hail Mary. His revival fight with the rest of the team > the fight with Steppenwolf once he showed up. I guess he was marginalized so that he wasn't crushing an Amazonian and Atlantean royalty but to be a relative of Darkseid he presented no challenge to Superman at all.
Also Steppenwolf should've been killed indefinitely, with the way he just teleported away against his will there's no reason for Darkseid to invade Earth. Despite being exiled there could've been dishonor in a band of Earthlings and a Kyrptonian killing his uncle.
I think if DC allows the directors they pick to do them instead of changing direction 60% through production the movies would be better received and perform better. I don't think they need to reboot, people forget Marvel didn't start off A1.
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He looks like pre-teen playing super hero. lol
at not pushing the movie back and rushing shyt so execs can get their annual bonuses.shyt is so laughable
Suits continue to fukk shyt up.
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my man steve rogers having anxiety attacks like he a real life world war 2 vet ...
How Captain America’s Chris Evans Finally Got Tired of Being Famous
February 2010
After the long casting search for an actor to play the title role in Captain America comes to naught (actors like John Krasinski, Ryan Phillippe, and Sebastian Stan were among the contenders), Marvel executives consider Chris Evans. They'd previously dismissed the actor since he'd already starred as a superhero in two Fantastic Four movies, but they approach him anyway ... and he turns down the role. The initial sticking point is Marvel's demand that any actor who films a test audition for the company must sign a contract committing to nine films. "In a few years, what if I don’t want to act anymore?" Evans recalled of that stipulation. "What if I just want to — I don’t know — do something else?" He later told Variety that he worried "if these movies take off and do very well, and my life changes and I don’t respond well, I don’t have the opportunity to say, listen, I need a fukking break. That just scared me."
March 2010
Marvel execs amend their approach, offering Evans a six-film contract instead. They also deputize team player Robert Downey Jr. to woo Evans into the fold. "I remember getting on the phone with him and strongly suggesting that he not shrink away from the offer,” Downey revealed. "I said, 'Look man, you might not like the fact that you’ve played one of these guys before, but you know, the thing is this can afford you all sorts of other freedoms.'" Finally, Evans accepts the role ... and promptly enters "panic mode," enrolling in therapy.
Summer 2010
Evans films Captain America. He would later say that his favorite day of shooting was the day they wrapped. "With Captain America," he told Moviefone, "you might have three lines of dialogue the whole day. And there are just a million angles and a million set-ups and it's tedious."
July 2011
Captain America is released, taking in a stellar $176 million domestically. Evans embarks on his biggest media tour yet to promote the film, one that includes his famous GQ interview with Edith Zimmerman. "I struggle with anxiety sometimes, especially when promoting films like this," he tells ShortList. "Just the life of doing what I do, being in the public eye, it’s a stressful environment ... You feel strange, self-aware, very foolish. Your third eye clicks on, just to try to maintain a healthy sense of perspective, and you think, 'What am I doing here? I’m just making a movie, and people want all these things from me.'"
Evans tells the Times that he doesn't desire the fame that Captain America will no doubt bring him. "The question is: What’s the endgame?" he muses. "What’s the goal? If the goal is to be a giant movie star, then yeah, this is a great way to achieve that. That’s not necessarily what I’m trying to achieve."
September 2011
Evans happily promotes the indie Puncture, where he plays a drugged-up lawyer. It makes a meager $68,945 at the box office. "No one sees my good little movies, man," Evans laments.
April 2012
You've got to give the people what they want: After Captain America made Chris Evans's buff body its main selling point, Evans must revoke his shirtless ban, posing unclothed for a sexy Gucci campaign and Details.
May 2012
The Avengers is released. It is huge. Evans seems more morose than ever. "I’ve made about 20 movies," he says, "and I’m probably proud of three."
November 2013
Perhaps the public can sense that Evans feels ambivalent about fame: As noted in a Vulture article, the nationwide surveying company E-Score finds that Evans has a lower "awareness score" than any of his Avengers co-stars, save Jeremy Renner. Even Chris Hemsworth is more famous. And that's fine by Evans. "Fame is a funny thing," he later tells Variety. "I like doing normal things. I like going to fairs, I like going to ball games, I like going to Disney World, or a big field on the Fourth of July and having picnics with friends. The problem is, you’re either worried you’re going to be recognized or you’re thankful you’re not. It’s always there. I miss that not being in my head."
December 2013
Evans finally gets to direct his first movie, the romantic indie 1:30 Train, where he stars alongside Alice Eve.
March 4, 2014
Evans begins to hint at a hiatus from performing. '"I think when I'm done with this Marvel contract, I'll take a little break from acting," he says.
March 25, 2014
Suddenly, that little break has turned into permanent retirement. "If I’m acting at all, it’s going to be under Marvel contract, or I’m going to be directing," Evans says. "I can’t see myself pursuing acting strictly outside of what I’m contractually obligated to do." How long will he remain under contract? "[Avengers: Age of Ultron] will shoot till August. I wouldn’t be surprised if for all of 2015, we didn’t do a movie. I bet by 2017, I’ll be done," he tells Variety, before grunting, "That sounds so far away."
him and iron man have given the best performances... gonna be weird if he gets thrown to the bushes ..
I didn't know anything about this
In the context of Affleck not wanting to be Batman anymore and how it affects the DCEU, this is interesting
Also makes me think that IF might really be Evans last movie