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Marvel Cinematic Universe

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Dryden said:
Third times a charm. After loathing the way his roles as Apocalypse and Poe Dameron came out in the final cuts on screen, Oscar Isaac (and Ethan Hawke) seem genuinely thrilled with Moon Knight. He is such a great actor, I hope this series does his acting chops justice.

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To be honest if Apocalypse was part of the MCU in 5-10 years and he reprised the roll I bet it would turn out ok. Fox did a pretty good job of screwing up everything Marvel at the end. It isn't like they didn't have talented casts in Fantastic 4 and those later X-Men movies. Star Wars biggest problem is they didn't have a Kevin Feige to oversee the story in the movies. At least Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni have that role on the Disney+ side.
 
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scarletmike said:
Morbius is not a very good movie, and I’ll at least say I enjoy almost any movie you put on the screen.
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Maybe it will suck bad enough to get Sony to turn over the Spider-Verse to Kevin Feige. After No Way Home I think there was room to have a good version of the Spider-Verse, but not with Sony in charge of it. Of all the cinematic universes out there only one man has figured out how to do it well. Jon Favreau and Dave Filoni have potential to do it in the Mando-Verse, but that seems to be strictly Disney+ territory.

I almost wonder if they timed up the Moon Knight release with Morbius just to stick it to Sony. More people care about our show than your stupid movie.
 
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Heading to see the new Thor. It at least needs to be better than the atrocious Ms. Marvel and boring ass Moon Knight. They already put out a shitty movie of one of my favorite characters with the last Dr. Strange AKA Scarlet Witch Multiverse.
 
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Superhero/MCU fatigue? It isn't a thing.

https://deadline.com/2022/07/thor-l...ox-officeinternational-box-office-1235061061/

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Disney/Marvel’s Thor: Love And Thunder has come in largely in line with pre-weekend projections, landing a $159M start in 47 international box office markets, and $302M globally. Worldwide, this reps the 3rd highest weekend for any Hollywood movie during the pandemic and the 2nd best of 2022, behind Doctor Strange In The Multiverse Of Madness.

On a like-for-like basis, Thor and the gang scored the 11th best MCU debut of all time globally, 19% ahead of Thor: Ragnarok. In overseas terms, this is the 9th best MCU launch, coming in 29% ahead of Ragnarok; and is also the 3rd highest international opening weekend posted by any Hollywood title of the pandemic.

Also looking at like-for-like offshore markets at current exchange rates, the bow has Thor: Love And Thunder estimated to be 38% ahead of Top Gun, 23% ahead of Jurassic World Dominion, and 32% below Doctor Strange 2.

Among offshore highlights, the Taika Waititi-directed fourquel wielded the 2nd best opening weekend during the pandemic in Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines; and 3rd best in Brazil, Italy, Thailand, Singapore, Argentina, Central America, Chile, Ecuador, Paraguay, Peru, Greece, Hungary, South Africa and Turkey.

In total overseas, Korea was the lead market with $15.3M, followed by the UK ($14.8M), Australia ($13.8M), Mexico ($11.8M) and India ($10.3M). More detail to come as we update below; see here for how the weekend progressed.

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