The Winter Soldier has been described as a political thriller

Light hearted comedy adventure

I'm surprised they really haven't done a real "buddy cop" type of superhero film

>>85571761

>I'm surprised they really haven't done a real "buddy cop" type of superhero film

Iron Man 3?

>>85571516
>described as a political thriller
It isn't.

GotG is a space opera, obviously.

And the Thor movies are romantic comedies.

>>85571516
Delusional. It's a standard cape movie with political thriller elements.

>>85571785
It definitely comes the closest.
I really want to see a superhero horror movie from Marvel. Like a big screen version of the old Aliens vs WildCATS crossover.

>>85571785
Thor 3 seems to be adding ideas from that to an impending apocalypse setting

>>85571802

The Thor movies are goofy 80's/90's fantasy films.

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>>85571823
Yeah, there were a few "barbarian comes to the real world and falls for present day girl" type movies back then.

>>85571785
Iron Man and the Kid? I really can't remember much of the movie
I mean more like two superheroes who don't like each other at the start have to team up to fight some super criminal and then become pals despite them being opposites

>>85571846

And Thor 2 is basically Krull, one of those bizarre 80's sci-fi/fantasy mixtures.

I kind of like those Thor movies for that reason.

>>85571798
why do people hate MCU here? i thought they got good reviews?>>85571804
>>85571804

Other way round, it's a superhero movie with conspiracy/spy thriller elements.

Ant-Man has heist elements.

GotG has space opera elements

Iron Man 3 has buddy cop elements

The Avengers movies are pure superhero movies.

>>85571904
thats why the avengers is so fun

>>85571798
>>85571804
>>85571904

It could be argued that comics are more of a medium than a genre, which is why it allows a wide variety of stories

>>85571868
It's just jelly dc keks

>>85571904
GotG is pure space opera. There's no more superhero elements to it than there are to Star Wars.

>>85571849
There's no reason that we shouldn't have that with Falcon and Bucky.

>>85571959
That would have been great. I don't think the two of them could support a film.

>Capt America is missing
>falcon knows something bad happened
>the only man who can help him...is frozen in Zamunda

They then team up to find captain America.

>>85571923
>>85571926
It's funny, I always found the individual movies in the MCU better than the Avengers movies. Maybe it's because I liked them borrowing a bit from other genres instead of being pure superhero movies.

Ant-Man with some heist elements, TWS with some spy thriller elements, Cap 1 with the war setting. Avengers is fun, but I never got into it as much as the other ones. TDK is also another example, it's got some crime drama elements and it's not pure superhero fun. I feel like borrowing a bit from other genres keeps these movies from becoming too stale.

>>85571798
I'd call it more of a "covert espionage" movie, which is kind of how the comic is to some extent

>>85571932
Meh the 3rd act was typical heroes save exploding city that you see in every other marvel film

>>85572092
The movie doesn't have any espionage in it

>>85571860
The Thor movies feel a lot like European fantasy comics where the line between Scifi and Fantasy tends to be nonexistent.

I would kill to have them adapt JMS's Thor in a Game of Thrones type show, or even series of movies.

I would kill to see a Batman thriller from the perspective of the villains.

A buddy cop movie with Blue and Gold.

>>85571815
Horror will work so well with magic related stuffs.

>>85571926
>It could be argued
There's no argument.
Comics are a medium.
Superhero is a genre within that medium.

>>85571761
I can see them doing that with Captain Marvel. She's the hotshot fighter pilot ace who had cosmic power dumped on her lap- which only complicates her struggle to stay on the wagon- and she is tasked to solve some alien conspiracy with the aid of a by-the-books government spook called Jessica Drew.

Plus, the homoerotic subtext would be laid out in full.