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If CW can do Arrow/Flash/Legends of Tomorrow, a company like Netflix with deeper pockets could pull Ghost Rider off.

I want to officially go on record as stating that I want to see a Blade and Ghost Rider series on Netflix.

I don't buy this. You said it yourself, he's just going to blow away normal humans. One of my favorite runs was before Dark Wolverine killed him. He fought only super power villains for like two years, and it made for more interesting reading.

Apparently you never read the comic? He's had long running story arcs there. The other thing they could do, to change the "finality" of his story lines, is to do what they did in the comic. They started giving him super powered enemies, that weren't necessarily bothered by bullets. That...

They could push back Iron Fist for Punisher. I fail to understand why they gave him so much screen time if it wasn't for a spinoff.

I dunno. My Dad forced me to watch Blazing Saddles at least ten times as a kid. I was so young, that the only thing I thought was funny was the Black KKK member. Everything else was beyond me at that age.

I thought Netflix had more revenue that I just read. Right now, they are spending roughly 5% of their annual budget on Marvel original shows. That's a lot, considering the other shows and original programming they try to offer. I'm sure this is probably a budgetary thing.

The Punisher Netflix Series Updates | Den of Geek

They've since shot this down.

Obligatory.

Just finished it. I give it a 9/10. The final episode, some things bothered me. Was it the Punisher show? Yes, but so what.

We are on ep12. I have no idea why this season is being trashed by the critics like it is. This season is one of the best superhero seasons ever.

Whatever it takes. I show them Intervention every now and again.

One week later, and they want to watch more of Ghostbusters II. These are good kids.

Jessica Jones was Marvel's toughest nut to crack. I've read comics my whole life, and I could barely remember her. At least Power Man has had his time in the light. He's an Avenger.

Apparently, the full trailer is on Netflix, and only unlocks after you complete Daredevil season 2. Luke Cage teaser trailer released on Netflix during Daredevil season 2 | EW.com

Title: Marvel's Luke Cage Genre: Drama, Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Action & Adventure First aired: 2016-09-30 Creator: Cheo Hodari Coker Cast: Mike Colter, Simone Missick, Alfre Woodard, Rosario Dawson, Theo Rossi Overview: Given superstrength and durability by a sabotaged experiment, a...

Quit being a dick, I'm not the only one who missed that first shot in this thread.

Why did he giggle in the hall, after he tried to shoot? It was odd.

LOL @ The Punisher spending most of episode 3 trying to "Cloud-city Vader" Daredevil, only to have the gun be empty.

What the hell is going on here?

After showing my kids Ghostbusters 1 and 2, they've informed me that I am indeed going to go see "Girl Ghostbusters" with them on opening night. I'm not feeling this, but the tribe has spoken.

68% on metacritic from early reviews, lower than last year. Hopefully, it's the one bad review pulling this down. I really want this season to own.

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It looks great, except for Ivan Goo. What were they thinking?

Unfortunately, I don't think we'll see someone get the whole formula correct again anytime soon.

So, Sting is set to retire, after Rollins threw him at the turnbuckle? Like Bret Hart said, Rollins will never be considered great until he stops hurting guys.

Have you tested the Samsung VR at Best Buy yet?

Post-crisis Superman did a sex tape with another man's wife. And they were members of the JLA. Talk about shitting in your backyard!

I almost turned it off after the first seven episodes. I'm glad I didn't. They totally turned it around. In my opinion, the second half of season 4 redeems all of s3.

He's such a creep, it's like watching a trainwreck, you can't stop watching.

I read an analyst that said the only way it will do 1.5 is if sales are spurred by word of mouth, like Deadpool was. People have stopped blindly going to superhero movies, we actually rely on reviews now.

Maybe I said it wrong. It had almost that much in sponsorships and profit sharing ventures with those sponsors. Those paid for the cost of the movie before it even launched. The first ticket (and every ticket after) was pure profit.

Yup, MoS had $300 million sold before it even opened. DC learned with MoS how to guarantee a profit with a superhero movie. It cost 225 million, so it made 75 million in profit before it opened.

I hear that's going to be on the rated R version.

Admit it, the real reason you aren't going IMAX is so you can hide in the back, so no one can see you crying when Superman gets his stool pushed in.

I can't remember who, I think it was a few posters saying DOOM. This is not going to flop. I expect over $1B worldwide, easy.