JackFetch Posted August 9, 2006 Report Share Posted August 9, 2006 Marvel Studios (Development and release dates for licensed properties are controlled by studio partners) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Licensed Marvel Character Feature Film Line-Up For 2006 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Film/Character Studio/Distributor Status ---------------------------------------------------------------------- X-Men 3 Fox Released May 26, 2006 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Licensed Marvel Character Feature Film Line-Up For 2007 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Film/Character Studio/Distributor Status ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ghost Rider Sony In post-production, February 16, 2007 release ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Spider-Man 3 Sony In production, May 4, 2007 release ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Fantastic Four 2 Fox In early pre-production, June 15, 2007 release (1) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Film Projects Being Developed by Marvel (Partial List) The first two films are anticipated for release in 2008. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Film/Character Studio Status ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Ant-Man Marvel Writer and director engaged ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Captain America Marvel Writer engaged ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The Incredible Hulk Marvel Writer and director engaged (1) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Iron Man Marvel Writer and director engaged, slated for May 2, 2008 (1) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Nick Fury Marvel Writer engaged ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Thor Marvel Writer engaged ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The Avengers, Black Panther, Cloak & Dagger, Doctor Strange, Hawkeye, Power Pack and Shang-Chi are also projects to be developed by Marvel. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Licensed Marvel Character Film Development Pipeline (Partial List) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Film/Character Studio/Distributor Status ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Wolverine Fox TBD ---------------------------------------------------------------------- The Punisher 2 Lions Gate TBD ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Magneto Fox TBD ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Namor Universal TBD ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Luke Cage Sony TBD ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Marvel Character Animated TV Projects in Development ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Character Studio Status ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Fantastic Four Moonscoop SAS 26, 30 minute episodes airing (France) in 2006; U.S. distribution expected on Cartoon Network ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Wolverine First Serve Toonz 26, 30 minute episodes in (India) development ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Iron Man Method Films 26, 30 minute episodes in (France) development ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Marvel Character Animated Direct-to-Video Projects in Development ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Partnership with Lions Gate to develop, produce and distribute original animated DVD features. Titles include: Ultimate Avengers (released February 21, 2006), Ultimate Avengers 2 (scheduled for August 8, 2006), Iron Man and Doctor Strange. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Marvel Character Live Action TV Projects (Partial List) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Blade, began airing on Spike TV in June 2006 (1); Alter Ego and Skrull Kill Krew in development. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- 2006 Video Game Releases (Release date controlled by Publishing partner) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Publisher Character group Release ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Activision X-Men 3 Released Q2 2006 (1) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Activision Marvel: Ultimate Alliance To be released Q4 2006 (1) ---------------------------------------------------------------------- http://biz.yahoo.com/bw/060807/20060807005366.html?.v=1 I'm not really excited about Ant Man, but the rest sound cool. 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Missy Posted August 9, 2006 Report Share Posted August 9, 2006 YAY! Spider-Man 3 Iron Man Cloak & Dagger Doctor Strange The Punisher 2 Wolverine Luke Cage Meh. Ghost Rider Fantastic Four 2 Thor Black Panther Shang-Chi Namor We'll see. Ant-Man Captain America The Incredible Hulk Nick Fury The Avengers Hawkeye Power Pack Magneto Huh? Alter Ego Skrull Kill Krew Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JackFetch Posted August 9, 2006 Author Report Share Posted August 9, 2006 I really don't see the point of doing a Magneto movie. Doctor Strange won't translate very well. Nick Fury might end up like Rambo. Power Pack = lame. Avengers movie with a Cap movie already scheduled = Cap-less Avengers movie Thor movie hopefully won't do much Asgard stuff Luke Cage movie could be awesome if done right, but will probably star a rapper Fantastic 4 movie should be alot better than the first Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Missy Posted August 9, 2006 Report Share Posted August 9, 2006 I really don't see the point of doing a Magneto movie. I do. His backstory is rich with possibilities. Exploring his early life, as this will be a prequel, will help us further understand where he's coming from. Doctor Strange won't translate very well. I've said it before and I'll say it again: a mature-themed HBO / Showtime cartoon, like the Spawn cartoon from 10 years ago, would rock! A movie? Not so much. Nick Fury might end up like Rambo. Hopefully it's more like Mission: Impossible. Power Pack = lame. Naw! This could be a really cute family, action / adventure film like Spy Kids. Sure, a Saturday morning cartoon would be better, but this has potential. Avengers movie with a Cap movie already scheduled = Cap-less Avengers movie Not quite. Since Marvel is producing both the Cap and Avengers films (as well as Iron Man, Black Panther, Thor, Ant-Man and Hawkeye, who are all Avengers), crossovers are more likely. Thor movie hopefully won't do much Asgard stuff Though I agree, setting it in a fantasy realm would set it apart from the superhero norm. Though I'm fearful a hip, young, slang-spewing blond kid is going to find the hammer. "Fo shizzle! Thou hast insulted my honor!" Luke Cage movie could be awesome if done right, but will probably star a rapper Set it in the 70s, give it that Blacksploitation vibe, cast Ving Rhames as Cage and let Quentin Tarantino direct it! Fantastic 4 movie should be alot better than the first Mmh. My hopes are very, very low. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JackFetch Posted August 9, 2006 Author Report Share Posted August 9, 2006 They said everything they needed to say in the first XMen movie about Magneto's origin. The Power Pack is the dumbest comic book ever. I'm sure it will be a family move, but i hate that comic with a passion. I like your idea for Luke Cage, but it won't happen. A film like that these days would come off as racist unless Tarantino directs it, and we know he won't. Mission Impossible was a horrible movie. I don't think they will do crossovers in movies because of the commitments they would have to get from actors. If they did an Avengers movie, and a Cap movie and they weren't the same guy it would be weird. Thinking about it further, I don't want a Thor movie. It won't translate very well. Dr. Strange is too trippy for live action. Fantastic4 2 will be better. I wake up and tell myself this every day. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Missy Posted August 9, 2006 Report Share Posted August 9, 2006 They said everything they needed to say in the first XMen movie about Magneto's origin. Mmh. I don't think so. There's so much more, such as how he went from a scrawny kid interned in a concentration camp to the leader of a pro-mutant revolution. What got him from Point A to B? When and how did he meet Xavier? Did he ever have a wife and kids, and where are they now? I'm telling you, a Journeys of Magneto type movie or TV show has loads of potential. The Power Pack is the dumbest comic book ever. I'm sure it will be a family move, but i hate that comic with a passion. Can't comment about the comic, 'cause I've never read it, but a good PP movie could hook very young kids on comics. And that's always a good thing. I like your idea for Luke Cage, but it won't happen. A film like that these days would come off as racist unless Tarantino directs it, and we know he won't. Not if it's done tongue-in-cheek, or handled by people who respect the genre (such as Tarantino). Frankly, there's no other way to do a Power Man / Luke Cage film. He was born out of that era; might as well respect and acknowledge that. And like an Asgard-set Thor film, a superhero-ish Blacksploitation picture set in the 70s would separate it from the flock. Mission Impossible was a horrible movie. By no means is it a masterpiece, but it is what it is: an adrenaline pumping, summer action flick. A Nick Fury / SHIELD movie needs to be that. Or Crimson Tide. I don't think they will do crossovers in movies because of the commitments they would have to get from actors. If they did an Avengers movie, and a Cap movie and they weren't the same guy it would be weird. Sign everyone to two- or three-movie deals, as is the norm, and it's a nonissue. Rumor has it that the third picture in both Christian Bale and Brandon Routh's respective Batman and Superman contracts is a Superman / Batman crossover. Thinking about it further, I don't want a Thor movie. It won't translate very well. Search the old threads and you'll see my concerns with adapting Captain America. Same applies here: in the right hands, this could be an epic period piece dealing with mankind's movement away from polytheism, gods learning humility, father-son relationships and so much more. In the wrong hands, however, you get my previous "Fo shizzle" example. In the end, I can do without a Thor movie. Since it's slated, let's hope it isn't being produced simply as an excuse to showoff the latest CG lightning effects. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MaxPower Posted August 9, 2006 Report Share Posted August 9, 2006 I don't get the anti Thor sentiments here? Is it that you don't want to see it, or that you don't think they can do it well?? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Missy Posted August 9, 2006 Report Share Posted August 9, 2006 I don't get the anti Thor sentiments here? Is it that you don't want to see it, or that you don't think they can do it well?? I'll see it if they make it, but I won't be first in line. And no, I don't think they can pull it off. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JackFetch Posted August 9, 2006 Author Report Share Posted August 9, 2006 I like Thor, I just think the movie will be bad. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
slothian Posted August 15, 2006 Report Share Posted August 15, 2006 They said everything they needed to say in the first XMen movie about Magneto's origin. Mmh. I don't think so. There's so much more, such as how he went from a scrawny kid interned in a concentration camp to the leader of a pro-mutant revolution. What got him from Point A to B? When and how did he meet Xavier? Did he ever have a wife and kids, and where are they now? I'm telling you, a Journeys of Magneto type movie or TV show has loads of potential. Bear in mind that in the original X-Men film, Magneto goes from a 9-11 year old boy to a guy who's pushing 60, there's fifty years of mutant activism left unaccounted for (save for his brief appearence in X3 at the home of Jean Grey). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JackFetch Posted November 7, 2006 Author Report Share Posted November 7, 2006 Here is the new one: Licensed Marvel Character Feature Film Line-Up For 2007 Ghost Rider, Sony - In post-production, February 16, 2007 release Spider-Man 3, Sony - In production, May 4, 2007 release Fantastic Four 2, Fox - In production, June 15, 2007 release Film Projects Being Developed by Marvel (Partial List) Iron Man, Marvel - Writer & director engaged, slated for May 2, 2008 The Incredible Hulk, Marvel - Writer and director engaged, slated for June 27, 2008 release Ant-Man, Marvel - Writer and director engaged Captain America, Marvel - Writer engaged Nick Fury, Marvel - Writer engaged Thor, Marvel - Writer engaged The Avengers, Marvel - Writer engaged Black Panther, Cloak & Dagger, Doctor Strange, Hawkeye, Power Pack and Shang-Chi are other projects that may be developed by Marvel. Licensed Marvel Character Film Development Pipeline (Partial List) Wolverine, Fox - TBD The Punisher 2, Lionsgate - TBD Magneto, Fox - TBD Namor, Universal - TBD Marvel Character Animated TV Projects in Development Wolverine, First Serve Toonz (India) - 26, 30 minute episodes in development Iron Man, Method Films (France) - 26, 30 minute episodes in development Marvel Character Animated Direct-to-Video Projects in Development Partnership with Lionsgate to develop, produce and distribute original animated DVD features. Titles include: Iron Man (scheduled for release in 2007) and Doctor Strange. Marvel Character Live Action TV Projects (Partial List) Alter Ego, Moon Knight and Skrull Kill Krew in development. 2007 Video Game Releases Take-Two, Ghost Rider - Q1 2007 Konami, Marvel Vs. Card Game - Q1 2007 Activision, Spider-Man 3 - Q2 2007 Take-Two, Fantastic Four II - Q2 2007 Electronic Arts, Marvel Nemesis 2 - Q4 2007 Activision, Spider-Man Trilogy - Q4 2007 I'm a little disappointed in the video games. No new X-Men Legends or Marvel Ultimate Alliance games scheduled for next year. I bet that will changed though. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
J Marv Posted November 7, 2006 Report Share Posted November 7, 2006 Ant-Man, Marvel - Writer and director engaged Thor, Marvel - Writer engaged The Avengers, Marvel - Writer engaged I just don't think any of these will work. Maybe Ant-Man but the writing would have to be PERFECT. And well, that just isn't going to happen. Iron Man, Method Films (France) - 26, 30 minute episodes in development Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Missy Posted November 7, 2006 Report Share Posted November 7, 2006 Ant-Man, Marvel - Writer and director engaged Thor, Marvel - Writer engaged The Avengers, Marvel - Writer engaged I just don't think any of these will work. Maybe Ant-Man but the writing would have to be PERFECT. And well, that just isn't going to happen. I hope they take the Irredeemable Ant-Man route, and cast Simon Pegg as Eric O'Grady / Ant-Man. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Holacik Posted November 7, 2006 Report Share Posted November 7, 2006 Here is the new one: Licensed Marvel Character Feature Film Line-Up For 2007 Marvel Character Live Action TV Projects (Partial List) Alter Ego, Moon Knight and Skrull Kill Krew in development. What the hell is the Skull Kill Krew going to be about? Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Missy Posted November 7, 2006 Report Share Posted November 7, 2006 What the hell is the Skull Kill Krew going to be about? In a very early issue of Fantastic Four, the FF fought and defeated a group of Skrulls. Instead of killing the aliens and / or shipping them off-world, Reed brainwashed the shapeshifters into thinking they were cows and allowed them to live a life of peace grazing grass 'til the end of their days. Trouble is, cows tend to get slaughtered for meat... and that's what happened here. Several humans who consumed said meat not only gained the shapeshifting abilities of the Skrulls, but also a deep hatred for the aliens. These human / Skrull hybrids then took it upon themselves to hunt down and kill any Skrulls residing on Earth. Never read it myself, but it's supposed to be quite good. The series was co-written by Grant Morrison and Mark Millar, and, if I'm not mistaken, this was their earliest Marvel work. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Holacik Posted November 7, 2006 Report Share Posted November 7, 2006 What the hell is the Skull Kill Krew going to be about? In a very early issue of Fantastic Four, the FF fought and defeated a group of Skrulls. Instead of killing the aliens and / or shipping them off-world, Reed brainwashed the shapeshifters into thinking they were cows and allowed them to live a life of peace grazing grass 'til the end of their days. Trouble is, cows tend to get slaughtered for meat... and that's what happened here. Several humans who consumed said meat not only gained the shapeshifting abilities of the Skrulls, but also a deep hatred for the aliens. These human / Skrull hybrids then took it upon themselves to hunt down and kill any Skrulls residing on Earth. Never read it myself, but it's supposed to be quite good. The series was co-written by Grant Morrison and Mark Millar, and, if I'm not mistaken, this was their earliest Marvel work. Ahh ok that sounds kinda cool actually, but how would they be able to work that as a series? They'd have to change thier origin a bit as I doubt they would want to explain all that stuff with the FF. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Missy Posted November 7, 2006 Report Share Posted November 7, 2006 It could be done through vague flashbacks and half memories, making it so the FF are seen only in shadow. Or... there's actually a bit I left out: at one point the Skrulls regained their normal forms, but were changed back into cows by the government. So that opens the door for leaving the FF out, and would allow for their origin to be done tongue-in-cheek. Like, say, the government has a no-kill policy when it comes to Skrulls (for fear of starting an intergalactic war) so all hostile Skrulls, upon capture, are turned into animals. And this group was the cow group. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Holacik Posted November 7, 2006 Report Share Posted November 7, 2006 Or... there's actually a bit I left out: at one point the Skrulls regained their normal forms, but were changed back into cows by the government. So that opens the door for leaving the FF out, and would allow for their origin to be done tongue-in-cheek. Like, say, the government has a no-kill policy when it comes to Skrulls (for fear of starting an intergalactic war) so all hostile Skrulls, upon capture, are turned into animals. And this group was the cow group. I'd rather go this route because if not you'd pretty much have to have your first episode center around the FF. Even if just in vauge flashbacks they would still overshadow the show... Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
MaxPower Posted November 9, 2006 Report Share Posted November 9, 2006 Ant-Man, Marvel - Writer and director engaged Thor, Marvel - Writer engaged The Avengers, Marvel - Writer engaged I just don't think any of these will work. Maybe Ant-Man but the writing would have to be PERFECT. And well, that just isn't going to happen. I hope they take the Irredeemable Ant-Man route, and cast Simon Pegg as Eric O'Grady / Ant-Man. Let me preface this with "this is not a personal attack, I'm just using it as an example". What you have done just there is what is wrong with the target market for these movies. People hear a rumor about a movie and straight away have an idea in their head of which 'story arc', 'which actor', etc and all they are doing is setting themselves up for a disappointment and setting the film makers up for poor ticket sales. No wonder the studios either stay far away from them or go on an alternate tangent, to avoid too much conflict with the source material. And while yes we can argue that it isn't too hard to do it right, building ideas of 'the perfect way' to do something is just a set up for disappointment. I think we can all agree though, that they need to make less films, at better quality, instead of more with lower budgets. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Missy Posted November 9, 2006 Report Share Posted November 9, 2006 I'm not setting myself up for disappointment; I'm simply noting what my ideal Ant-Man movie would be. However, I'll be pleased if they go with Hank Pym or Scott Lang, cast it right and produce a good film. All I want is a good movie, no matter which Ant-Man they choose. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JackFetch Posted May 10, 2007 Author Report Share Posted May 10, 2007 1st quarter 07 report is out: Licensed Marvel Character Feature Film Line-Up For 2007 Ghost Rider - Sony - Released February 16, 2007 Spider-Man 3 - Sony - Released May 4, 2007 Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer - Fox - June 15, 2007 release Film Projects Being Developed by Marvel – partial list Iron Man - Marvel - Principal photography in progress; May 2, 2008 release The Incredible Hulk - Marvel - Pre-production, June 13, 2008 release Ant-Man - Marvel - Writer and director engaged Captain America - Marvel - Writer engaged Nick Fury - Marvel - Writer engaged Thor - Marvel - Writer engaged The Avengers - Marvel - Writer engaged Marvel Character Animated TV Projects Fantastic Four - Moonscoop SAS (France) - 26, 30 minute episodes; U.S. distribution on Cartoon Network started in September 2006; scheduled to relaunch in June 2007 Spider-Man - Sony - In development; US distribution agreement with Kids’ WB! Wolverine and the X-Men - First Serve Toonz (India) - 26, 30 minute episodes in development Iron Man - Method Films (France) - 26, 30 minute episodes in development Marvel Character Animated Direct-to-DVD Projects The Invincible Iron Man - Lionsgate - Released January 2007 Doctor Strange - Lionsgate - August 14, 2007 release Teen Avengers - Lionsgate - Targeted July 2008 release ( Marvel Character Live Stage Projects Spider-Man the Musical - Hello Entertainment/David Garfinkle, Martin McCallum, Marvel Entertainment, SONY Pictures Entertainment - In development/opening date to be determined; Julie Taymor director; music & lyrics by U2’s Bono and The Edge; 2007 – 2008 Video Game Releases Take-Two - Ghost Rider - Released Q1 2007 Konami - Marvel Vs. Card Game - Released Q1 2007 Activision - Spider-Man 3 - Released Q2 2007 Take-Two - Fantastic Four II - Q2 2007 Sega - Iron Man - Targeted 2008 Sega - The Incredible Hulk - Targeted 2008 Yes, you read that right. A Spider-Man musical stage show with music by Bono. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
J Marv Posted May 10, 2007 Report Share Posted May 10, 2007 New Spidey cartoon? Sweet. Who's the director for Ant-Man? (Err..Nevermind, it's Edgar Wright. Though they don't even have the script finalized enough to cast yet, apparently.) Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
drqshadow Posted May 10, 2007 Report Share Posted May 10, 2007 Yes, you read that right. A Spider-Man musical stage show with music by Bono. :doh: :doh: :doh: :doh: Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
JackFetch Posted June 14, 2007 Author Report Share Posted June 14, 2007 ComingSoon.net/Superhero Hype! talked to Marvel Studios' Kevin Feige on the set of Iron Man on Wednesday about the company's future slate. What's next for the company, which has both the Jon Favreau-directed project and The Incredible Hulk hitting theaters next year? "I have a writer on 'Captain America' right now, hoping to get a director on that very soon to get that into the pipeline within the next year. Same thing with 'Thor,'" said Feige. "Mark Protosevich has delivered a 'Thor' script, David Self is writing 'Captain America.'" Feige talked a bit more about Captain America: "We'll have to play with Captain America as being a patriotic propoganda machine on one hand but also being a very human Steve Rogers interesting fascinating hero in his own right." Is the script they're developing a period piece? "Right now what we're developing would be about half and half." And what is the status of the Wolverine spinoff? "We have not signed a director yet, Fox has not signed a director yet... there's a lot of people in the mix. It's hard, I think it's very close. I think 'Wolverine' will be released first [before 'Magneto']." He added that for The Punisher 2, "Lionsgate is putting that one together with us right now. I think they'll be announcing a director in the near future and another star in the near future. The only reason I have any interest in doing another 'Punisher' movie is to do a better 'Punisher' movie. And if Marvel felt we wouldn't be able to do that, we wouldn't make it. We have a director, we'd like to announce an actor and a director together." What about a Ghost Rider 2, any plans? "Not that I've heard, I know they're promoting the DVD right now. But no discussions yet." For the big screen Sub-Mariner adaptation, "Jonathan Mostow is doing a rewrite on [self's] script with the intention to direct and that script should be coming in in a few weeks." Feige said that an Avengers movie could be possible in the future. "What was preventing certain characters from crossing over in the past is they were all divvied up for different studios with gates between them and they couldn't play in the same sandbox. Now we have Hulk, and Thor and Captain and Iron Man and Ant Man... it would certainly indicate to me that it might be fun to see them all in the sandbox at one point. But certainly we're introducing them and building them in their own franchises first." Zak Penn will write the script for the film. Any chance of a Marvel Zombies adaptation? "'Marvel Zombies' would be pretty cool," said Feige, who added that he'd also love to "put a 'Power Pack' script into development, I'd love to do a PG sort've 'Goonies'-style, those films I love as a kid in the '80s growing up. I'd love to do something like that with 'Power Pack." After the Iron Man movie (stay tuned for lots more from the set!), the second one out of the gate for Marvel Studios' independently-produced slate is "Hulk." "'The Hulk' movie will be different from the first one 'cause this one will be good," said Feige. "There are certain elements of the first film that I'm proud of, there are other elements that I'm not. In looking to reboot and start the franchise fresh and new, we wanted to start with a clean slate." http://www.superherohype.com/news/topnews.php?id=5855 I like this guy. He's not afraid to say a movie sucked. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
slothian Posted June 14, 2007 Report Share Posted June 14, 2007 I like this guy. He's not afraid to say a movie sucked. It certainly implies that Thomas Jane is no longer a cert for the sequel. I still don't know if I thought he was good or bad, even if the movie as a whole was bad. I'll get round to reviewing it, although I'll probably hold it off until nearer the sequel's release (as I did for the X-Men films, and will do for the Batman series). Same with Hulk. If Edgar Wright is directing Ant-Man, I'd have NO qualms about them pulling a "Mask" and using it as a star vehicle for Simon Pegg. Mainly because, whilst Marvel heroes have substantially more fan pressure to have their characters treated properly, this is a hero who is under the radar of the general public enough to have a humourous treatment. Not neccessarily a parody (because we have an upcoming Superhero! from David Zucker to enjoy) but a film that takes a different angle on a minor character. Treating a minor hero with reverance does not always make for the most memorable of films (hello there Ghost Rider!!). Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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