Thor Trailer...

[fnfalman]

So, the Human Torch is now Captain America?

[TommyHotWheel]

Originally Posted by fnfalman

So, the Human Torch is now Captain America?

[anthonyk]

Originally Posted by TYEster

Well so much for that, but wheres the 2nd movie? They only "made" the one from 90s the "new" trailer you posted is a "want to be made" trailer. The Saving Private Ryan clips gave it up(and the description der)

And the sound bite from the latest Star Trek movie... What was up with that?

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by Apoc

Cool and all. Cap and Thor, great superheroes and all.

But on the Marvel Side, gimme some Deadpool, Spiderman that follows the "Amazing" Story and timeline, and something from Venom, with Carnage as the villain.

DC is the company with gold waiting in the wings. A Hawkman Origins series would be fucking amazing. The Green Lantern is already coming (but im skeptical), and a Superman reboot following the current Superman Comics, the future of comic book movies is looking pretty good. A Batman and Superman spinoff from their comic of the same name would be f'n amazing too.

And as much as I hate to say it, because I hate Smalleville and what they've done with Superman lore, but give Tom Welling the role of Superman in the movies, because he has done, by far, the best interpretation of the Man of Steel yet, far and away. But dont, ever, in any way, connect it to that stupid series and its freak of the week villains.

I've been sort of keeping up with Smallville. I think you can expect a 'reset' when they end the series, at the end of this season, as it's the last season for it.

As a kid I collected comics, but leaned more toward DC than Marvel. The Marvel stuff that I read was mostly their war comics (some early X-Men, Fantastic Four, and Silver Surfer). I think that Doctor Fate and The Martian Manhunter would make pretty good movies, going back to the "Golden Age" heroes but if they truck out Billy Batson, I'll burn down every theatre in a 20 mile radius.

From the Marvel Comics side, I think that Nova would make for a good movie. Young guy finds a crashed starship with an intergalactic cop in it, who gives him his powers? It could work today, without being too hokey.

And Mel Gibson has one last part that he could still get away with playing in a movie; Nobert Sykes, aka "The Badger", a thoroughly insane "superhero." http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Badger_%28comics%29

[LeeNetworX]

Never was into Thor. I'm sick of the comic book movies they are doing. I would love to see The Sandman on the big screen.

[Homeslice]

Nexus always had movie potential, IMO.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nexus_(comics)

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by LeeNetworX

Never was into Thor. I'm sick of the comic book movies they are doing. I would love to see The Sandman on the big screen.

Which Sandman; Golden Age DC, or the Neil Gaiman incarnation of Dream?

[LeeNetworX]

Originally Posted by Papa_Complex

Which Sandman; Golden Age DC, or the Neil Gaiman incarnation of Dream?

Gaiman, baby. I think the first ~8-9 issues would be a great first movie - the whole encaptured, enduring, being freed and going to Hell to claim his helm thing.

Then all of the sibling Endless could be introduced in sequels. The serial killer convention would be a nice side story to see in one of the sequels, as well as his return trip to Hell for his old love.

[LeeNetworX]

Speaking of DC, Animal Man would be another good character to bring to life on the big screen, IMO.

[Rangerscott]

I wonder if hes going to make portman's ass thor?