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When you're printing money at the rate Marvel is you can grant yourself a few indulgences.

The number of images you can accurately apply to the lower right is considerable.

Captain Marvel is set in the 90's. It's Wonder Woman that will be set in the 80's.

Doctor Strange is currently available through Netflix if you have that.

Marvel put out a casting call a few days ago for 2 year old twin boys for a small part in the second Infinity War movie. Everyone is speculating that they will be the infant versions of Wiccan and Speed.

Purple is power. As for the Time stone it would seem they need to get that out of Strange's reach or you'll be left wondering why he doesn't just time loop Thanos into submission like he did Dormamu.

A Marvel take on her would be a 3.0 version. Fox is redoing Dark Phoenix in their next X-Men movie (which is already in development).

From the leaked scenes we know that the Guardians show up on NoWhere while Thanos is still there getting the stone from The Collector.

They should have left the part in with Thanos throwing the moon from the Comic Con trailer. That would have been just the kind of thing it needed for a little more spectacle and to sell the notion that a true bad ass has finally come to town. Not a bad trailer by any means though. The tone...

Yeah when Gunn was named the architect for Marvel's cosmic arm they tipped their hand that they have plans to go further in that direction. I'm hoping it ends up being even grander than that though. With Doctor Strange and Ant-Man they've sown the seeds for a Marvel Multiverse.

Nah they did a good job mining YouTube for fan reactions. Which is a smart bit of marketing. Every one of those people is going to be hitting social media to point out they're in an official Marvel video, which is an advert for the trailer. Some of them have a lot of followers. The big black...

Oh I think some of those characters are likely to evolve into roles other than that of active members of the Avengers. I could see Thor transitioning into more of an Odin figure. And Tony, even if he were to die, they could keep RDJ around as part of the AI for the suit (and Stark is...

The good kind of wrong .... excellent.

Based on the Russo Bros "3" tweet yesterday and the "2" today I would think Thursday more likely.

I don't see that in what he's saying at all. I think a lot of people are expecting several deaths to result from the eventual encounter with Thanos. I'm more inclined to think there will be a structural distinction between the two eras. There may not be a big bad as the common thread joining...

The guy convincingly looked like he was getting his rocks off while dry humping Lena Dunham's doughy carcass several times in that series of hers. He deserves an Oscar for that alone, even though it was for a fuckin' TV show.

The porg-free variants:

There's a lot of practical effects in TFA. There's also a lot of CG effects. The two aren't mutually exclusive.

For a little added salt, Law was offered the role of Superman in one of WB's earlier attempts to restart the franchise about 15 years ago ... and turned it down. If he ends up taking the role the MCU will include all of the actors for both the movie and BBC versions of Holmes and Watson.

Dear god ... (for size and sanity):

Some screenings of Coco had a BTS reel (slightly different from the one shown at D23 this summer) shown in front of them this weekend. This is the first complete version of it I've seen so far.

Because he's so prominent in the story. The same show runner that screwed the pooch on The Inhumans has pretty much destroyed Iron Fist as well. It's gonna be hard to keep Finn Jones in the role without him feeling lame anytime he's on screen because of the baggage from S1 of his series.

I'm talking about a major tent pole (like JL) in it's first couple of weeks of release. Movies in general operate on a sliding schedule with the theater's cut growing the longer they run one. That's part of the reason studios prefer a movie that opens big and drops off quick to one that builds...

Punisher is gonna make this feel like pretty light fare.

The studio doesn't get the full box office either. Domestic is typically around 65-70%, foreign is all over the place even before you throw exchange rates into the mix.

They were leaked scenes, at least one of them too long to have just been lifted from a trailer. It didn't have finished effects in it either, at least not for Thanos.

As for a Snyder cut, not likely. With BvS Snyder had his final edit late in post-production that was cut down to a shorter version for the initial theatrical release. Most of the effects were finished or close to finished in that cut. So the Ultimate Edition pretty much already existed at...

I think Disney was unsure of how to market a movie centered around a Mexican holiday to US audiences, especially after they got blow back from Mexican American groups when they tried to trademark "Día de los Muertos" for the movie. The marketing for it has been unusually subdued for a...

It was made to be shown on ABC as a half-hour special for the holidays but they started to have doubts about audiences being interested in Coco so they threw it in front of it as a "short" to use the popularity of Frozen to help it along.

I never had a favorite Snoke theory but I think I've finally found one.

The popular thinking seems to be exactly the opposite; they'll use Flashpoint for a soft reboot because while they'll want to keep some of the actors JL is demonstrating the need for a change in direction.

You've got to think that's he's either going to have a much tighter leash than he had on Blade Runner or less budget to work with if not both. Otherwise Dune could end up being the last of Villeneuve's big budget gigs if it performs on par with it at the box office. It's another storied sci-fi...

I don't think that originated with Abrams. I think it's been a Story Group objective since the reset button for canon was pressed. I think it's a change that's seen to open up possibilities on the narrative side if you don't have to define every force sensitive that supposed to be a good-sider...

Master and apprentice is a basic approach to teaching specialized skill sets. It's not distinctively Sith, Jedi, or even Star Wars. In a scenario with so very few force users around I'm not sure how you'd avoid whatever arrangement for instructing new force users being seen as the same thing...

They had to change up the backstory on the MCU side because they don't have the rights to either Magneto or mutants. So their Quicksilver had to have a different explanation for his existence.

The other movie is for Paramount. Why should they have to either delay production or have to worry about a fake mustache looking fake for the sake of WB's movie? Besides, can you imagine the laughs around the office the execs at Paramount are getting over this.

It didn't stay a story for very long but a website reported yesterday that Whedon would no longer be doing the Batgirl movie. Some other sites reported that was false and the original site took down their story saying that WB had asked them to in order to prepare an official, more complete...