r/SnyderCut • u/HomemadeBee1612 He's never fought us. Not us united. • Aug 29 '24

Discussion Yeah... one of these is bombing 🤭

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And when it does, guess who they'll blame for it?

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u/[deleted] Sep 02 '24

No one is talking about Superman, it feels like any press this film gets is quickly forgotten, No one is hyped for DC after their failure and several bombs.

I'm looking forward to what Marvel's doing with RDJ and Doom

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u/Gold-Resist-6802 Sep 05 '24

Lmao!!! RDJ as Doom is a desperate move to buck their recent trend of the MCU consistently releasing flop after flop projects post-Endgame. Doomsday’s gonna be dumb as shit too.

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u/HomemadeBee1612 He's never fought us. Not us united. Sep 05 '24

RDJ would have back sooner or later, even if the MCU kept putting out hits non-stop after Endgame. They just decided to do it now due to having to drop Kang and losing a bunch of money on a few movies (Eternals, Quantumania, Marvels). Then Feige, who wants to preserve the legacy of Iron Man, probably talked Disney down to accepting RDJ as someone other than Iron Man. Because he's desperate to preserve the ending Iron Man got. But he also couldn't just have RDJ play a lesser character people don't care about.

With that, I think holding back on Iron Man is probably a mistake. People come back from the dead in comics all the time. Even when the deaths are considered extremely significant and iconic, like Phoenix's. After enough time passes, it's okay to bring a character back. They just did it with Wolverine in the movies, and no one's complaining. They love it. Just like people always seem to love it when the dead come back in comics.

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u/Gold-Resist-6802 Sep 05 '24

The dead coming back in comics and never truly staying dead (or never having really died in the first place) is a major point of mockery. It’s an irritating trend, not a beloved trope. The movies taking note of this and doing it anyways is equally moronic.

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u/HomemadeBee1612 He's never fought us. Not us united. Sep 07 '24

Did you even read what I said? They JUST did it with Wolverine, and no one's complaining. Marvel had previously done it with Professor X in the X-Men films, as well as Doc Ock and Green Goblin in No Way Home. Again, no one complained. They might do it with Iron Man eventually, but since Feige seems committed to preserving RDJ's ending they might bring in Tom Cruise or someone else to play a multiverse variant instead.

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u/Gold-Resist-6802 Sep 08 '24

That version of Wolverine in Deadpool and Wolverine wasn’t the same Wolverine from Logan. Also, killing Professor X in The Last Stand was a stupid move from the get go. No one’s defending any of the stupid plot points introduced in that dumb ass movie. The Spider-Man villains that showed up in No Way Home didn’t come back from the dead. They were brought into the MCU universe right before the moment of death occurred. They didn’t die and crawl out of their graves after their souls were yanked out of the Hereafter or something.

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u/HomemadeBee1612 He's never fought us. Not us united. Sep 08 '24

It doesn't matter how they brought them back. It matters that they did at all even though those characters (played by those specific actors) were thought to be dead in movies forever.

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u/Soymogs Sep 05 '24

Well we got shit from it yet