X-Men won't move into the MCU, pretty sure Disney wouldn't make much money from that.
Much bigger chance of the MCU getting a new generation of X-Men instead and/or mutants we haven't seen in the movies popping up in the MCU.
Alfje17 said: X-Men won't move into the MCU, pretty sure Disney wouldn't make much money from that.Much bigger chance of the MCU getting a new generation of X-Men instead and/or mutants we haven't seen in the movies popping up in the MCU.
Alfje17 said: X-Men won't move into the MCU, pretty sure Disney wouldn't make much money from that.
Beer40 said: Alfje17 said: X-Men won't move into the MCU, pretty sure Disney wouldn't make much money from that.Much bigger chance of the MCU getting a new generation of X-Men instead and/or mutants we haven't seen in the movies popping up in the MCU. Of course not, with their obvious track record of making piles of money with 3rd tier characters like Iron Man, Ant Man, and the GotG.
badsaj said: Beer40 said: Alfje17 said: X-Men won't move into the MCU, pretty sure Disney wouldn't make much money from that.Much bigger chance of the MCU getting a new generation of X-Men instead and/or mutants we haven't seen in the movies popping up in the MCU. Of course not, with their obvious track record of making piles of money with 3rd tier characters like Iron Man, Ant Man, and the GotG. I agree that Ant Man and the Guardians are not 1st tier characters, but Iron Man is one of the biggest characters Marvel has.
Dragon_Nexus said: IMO, adding X-men to the MCU would go against the story built up thus far about the world the MCU takes place in.Iron Man becomming a super hero was a major deal. Captain America coming back to life was incredible. The Hulk was already known, sure, and Black Widow and Hawkeye are very talented humans. But then suddenly Thor is real, too!In a narrative where a person becomming a meta human is a world altering big deal, you can't thn say "Oh yeah, also there were literally millions of mutants at the same time, we just didn't think they were important until now" is incredibly narratively dissonant.
Dragon_Nexus said: In a narrative where a person becomming a meta human is a world altering big deal, you can't thn say "Oh yeah, also there were literally millions of mutants at the same time, we just didn't think they were important until now" is incredibly narratively dissonant.
aesthetocyst said: Dragon_Nexus said: IMO, adding X-men to the MCU would go against the story built up thus far about the world the MCU takes place in.Iron Man becomming a super hero was a major deal. Captain America coming back to life was incredible. The Hulk was already known, sure, and Black Widow and Hawkeye are very talented humans. But then suddenly Thor is real, too!In a narrative where a person becomming a meta human is a world altering big deal, you can't thn say "Oh yeah, also there were literally millions of mutants at the same time, we just didn't think they were important until now" is incredibly narratively dissonant. Sure you can, and no it need not be dissonant.The Avengers' stories have been told at a high-level. They are world-renowned figures.Mutants are little people, operate in the shadows and underground.Their reveal could be the next step in an acceleratingly weird world, causing a lot of social disruption, and great stories involving how these accumulating revelations impact common people.They've already touched on just that in many ways, showing average people reacting to news of superheroes and alien battles. But for the majority of the population in the MCU, those things are far away, only happen on the TV. The reveal of mutants would bring it home to everyone. Pretty much the same function they have always served in the comics, as a mirror of social issues in real life. Saying, "Guess what? Those 'other' people you've been hearing about? They're everywhere...!"
Gigas Breaker said: badsaj said: Beer40 said: Alfje17 said: X-Men won't move into the MCU, pretty sure Disney wouldn't make much money from that.Much bigger chance of the MCU getting a new generation of X-Men instead and/or mutants we haven't seen in the movies popping up in the MCU. Of course not, with their obvious track record of making piles of money with 3rd tier characters like Iron Man, Ant Man, and the GotG. I agree that Ant Man and the Guardians are not 1st tier characters, but Iron Man is one of the biggest characters Marvel has. Before the movie Iron Man was second tier. He was nowhere near Spider-man or Hulk level in Pop Culture. The movie changed that.