On one side, Tbf, Severus Snape's race wasn't explicitly stated in the source material, and People just came to the conclusion that he was probably white and the movies re echoed this fact.
I think a black broad played Hermione in the stage plays, and J.K Rowling seemed to be cool with it.
On the other hand, The times are so charged up to boiling point because of political, racial and religious tension. People are easily upset, and to make a casting like this, in this time? looks like straight up pandering, even though that might not have been the intent, i mean, you don't dose yourself in gasoline, if you don't want no smoke.... 😩
And to the actor, i know it might seemed like a great chance to play an iconic character, but he is about to be called every slur in the book, they might even invent new ones, so much so, that i personally think playing the character, isn't worth the hassle and wanton trouble it will bring.
Will be there to see him rock long greasy, oily black hair since she didn't have no race in mind when she was writing that.
oyaskii: Forget the Russo brothers first, This "Phase 5" doesn't scare you? Has any of the movies released so far, inspired any confidence that Doomsday, will be great?.
Age of Ultron, Infinity wars and Endgame worked so well, because of the immense buildup, that had quality movies, rich characters and well written back stories.
Doomsday prelude was Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, so yeah, with or without the Russo brothers, it is not looking good.
To be honest with you I think Marvel's primary emphasis may no longer be on crafting a cohesive story. I'd say they've directed about 80% of their focus to producing films that will resonate with fans and generate substantial revenue at the box office. So far, the Russo brothers have a good CBM track record let's hope they can replicate their previous success and these recent missteps are just for Netflix. Besides Antman and the Wasp: Quantumania was Peyton Reed's fûck up, the fact that Avengers age of Ultron wasn't received too well doesn't mean that the Russos didn't have a blast with the subsequent movies.
DieRich5: No single ad and almost all the films like anime and Kdrama full am and it's not even slowing when playing
God go bless you my brother for making me want to rewatch Naruto 720 episodes for the 6th time now without stress of redownload and maybe I'll give boruto one last try if I'll like it
BlackManta: In summary every character should be using nanotech. Even the ones without access to such advanced technology. I won't be surprised to find a street level hero like Daredevil using nanotech then.
I'm glad it's just MCU.
If Superman stopped ripping his shirt off and the red and blue suit just appeared out of nowhere, I'm gonna be sick for days.
Superman? Maybe not but if Batman gets his hands on nanotechnology, he'll dig that shit.
It's the overuse of nanotech that's the problem. It made sense when Iron Man was the only using it.
But now Spiderman has nanotech, Black Panther has it, Ant-Man has it, Thor of all people uses nanotech helmet and now Captain America has it too.
You say nanotech makes for time efficiency in suiting up, please show me where Chris Evans Captain America used nanotech or where he lost a fight because he didn't suit up fast enough.
Explain why Thor of all people has a nanotech helmet. What the hell does he need it for
Sometimes it's not just the helmet that is nanotech, I have seen where they made the entire suit nanotech.
At this point, just give nanotech to every character.
Nothing beats Spiderman taking off his mask or Superman ripping his shirt off revealing the his iconic suit or Batman taking off his mask.
Nanotechnology represents a revolutionary technological advancement that extends beyond Tony Stark's sole utilization. I think T'Challa was among the first to adopt it. The application of nanotech not only saved Spider-Man's life in space but also introduced new functionalities to his suit. While Tobey's Spider-Man fought with Doc Ock throughout the movie, the rapid integration of nanotechnology into Doc's core system granted Tom's Spider-Man command over the mechanical arms. Shuri provided insight into her motivation for recommending the upgrade to T'Challa.
In contrast, characters like Thor and Loki rely on magic for swift suiting up. Dr. Strange also demonstrated the use of magic in the same manner in the second installment, everyone's looking for speed. Steve Rogers is a super soldier, Sam Wilson needs to suit up as fast as possible if there's any danger. Embracing nanotechnology across all characters could enhance their capabilities and equip them better for confronting villains. Those who miss pushing buttons and relying on 20MB of data over a weekend have not ditched their smartphones.
BlackManta: I miss when MCU characters dressed up like soldiers in practical costumes. Now everybody uses nanotech even for basic things like helmets.
Utter woke nonsense
If you have a strong desire to revisit those movies, I suggest you do so without delay and refrain from clowning. Even a toddler would understand why many superheroes are inclined towards utilizing nanotechnology. The advantages are numerous, whether it be the time efficiency in suiting up, transforming minutes into mere seconds, or the enhanced features that nanotechnology enables within the suit. As always you don't have anything meaningful to say.
Illusioneffect: Bro this is just the trailer - most CGI is ultimately finished just a month or less before the movie is out plus the new trailer is comic-accurate
Thanks for taking your time to drop little bits of common sense here and there cos what the hell am I reading on these pages??
BlackManta: I expect Marvel to insert Robert Downey Jnr. Dr Doom cameo in this movie.
They simply can't resist the urge to employ the never-failing nostalgia bait.
It's expected for him to make an appearance, considering that Dr. Doom's storyline is closely intertwined with the Fantastic Four. This is not merely about capitalizing on nostalgia; they have already achieved that by casting Robert Downey Jr as Dr. Doom. What is even funny to me right now is how fans who initially criticized the idea will now eagerly flock to cinemas to see Downey Jr in the role of Dr. Doom.
Illusioneffect: F4 will probably do better esp if Superman is not fun to watch for kids and comic fans
I believe that the success of the 'Fantastic Four' movie is likely to be driven more by positive word-of-mouth than by advertising, although marketing will also be significant. The trailer indicates a promising story ahead. I anticipate that both this movie and the 'Thunderbolts' film will contribute significantly to the financial success of MCU productions this year. Unfortunately Captain America 4 will tank at the box office. Anthony Mackie is a proper clown.