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I declare BULLSHIT of the highest order.

>>93470966
I mean that obviously wasn't the plan from the start, but it's kind of cute as far as retcons go.

That's neat.

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>>93470966
>do shit after the fact
>lol it was always planned guys
Idiots will lap this shit up

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Also, Peter's high school teacher Mr. Harrington is a graduate of Culver University in Virginia and a lover of pizza.

Does the MCU happen in real time or something? There's no way a kid who could have been no older than nine or ten in IM2 would be 15-16 by Civil War otherwise.

Wow, this is super

not interesting.

>>93471425
Nowhere does it say that was planned

>>93471524
Of course it happens in real time.

Real people like the actors get old, unlike the drawings in comics.

>>93470966
unnecessary and dumb

>>93471458
>originally Amadeus
>Rick Jones name dropped
>best Hulk film ever made
Seriously, what do we have to do to get a true sequel?

>>93471524
Yes, real time.

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Oh, some kid showed up some place, amazing

Anyway post real poetry

>>93471524
In Civil War Vision said Tony Stark became Iron Man eight years ago, and Civil War came out eight years after the first Iron Man movie.

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>>93470966
is there a better person on earth?

>>93470966
>Given that Tony Stark is Peter Parker's mentor in the film, the connection makes perfect sense.
No it doesn't. That was a chance encounter, just like Peter getting powers was completely by chance. What a dumb retcon.

>>93470966
so this is like how they continued to retcon Howard Stark's death from being an accident to being HYDRA-related to being part of Bucky's kill count

>>93471662
This is actually amazing.

>>93471524

It does. Granted not everything is in perfect chronological order, but it's all real time.

>>93470966
>young boy who stares down a Stark robot
I'm pretty sure that was a Hammer Industries robot.

>tfw you realize that Iron Man is the Iconic A-Lister of the MCU

>>93471524
>>93471677
from one of the early viewings of Homecoming, there's a scene at the end where Tony proposes to Pepper with a ring that he says is from 2008

>>93471823
welcome to 2013

>>93471654
>what do we have to do to get a true sequel?
Have Disney buy Universal or Universal sell back the Hulk distribution rights.

>>93471524
>Does the MCU happen in real time or something?
Mostly, yes.

They can't really do the "sliding timeline" in movies, because the actors age.

>>93470966
Neat. Helps build into the whole hero worship thing they've given this Peter.

>>93472766
>They can't really do the "sliding timeline" in movies, because the actors age.
Black Widow doesn't

>>93471662
wait when does this happen

>>93471524
Aside from guardians, yes

>>93472800
Paul Rudd doesn't seem to age.

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>>93470966
Totally different universe but I am really disappointed at The Amazing Spiderman 2.
They could've made the kid at the end a younger Miles Morales.

>>93471662
Holy shit, how did I miss this?

>>93473263
fuck off

>>93470966
That kid was actually a girl played by actress Kiana Prudhont. Peter Parker confirmed for trans?

>>93473339
Because it wasn't in the final movie.

>>93471935
>welcome to 2013
It's just kind of depressing realizing that Cap was the linchpin of the Comics and the go-to mentor for young capes but he's been replaced by a quipping industrialist egomaniac alcoholic in the MCU.

>>93471425
They didn't plan this from the start, it was a small thing added retroactively

>>93471524
They more or less happen around the time of release, with some exceptions.

>>93471680
>Pascal tries to backdoor Venom and other spinoffs into the MCU
>Based Kevin shuts it down, no remorse

can't siege the Feige.

>>93474859
He's not the go to mentor. He's only mentoring Peter, and it fits due to both of them being smart tech users

>>93474977
How do you pronounce his name? Faggy? Fie-gee? Fay-geh?

>>93477364
FY-ghee according to wikipedia.

>>93470966
Unless that was actually Holland, it's literally just Feige saying "Yeah sure nerds, that was totally planned"

We doing this now, taking random shit from past movies and making them more than what they really were? Its cute but rather unnecessary

>>93472766
Which is why Cap and Thor will eventually die.

With Tony they could just say he retires because of old age, but the god that will not get gray hairs until a few millennia have passed and the super soldier with regenerative cells? They die in IW, unless Marvel is confident enough they can pull a Hulk actor switch with them.

>>93477539
Could end up doing an Old King Thor movie when Helmsworth is too old?

Or try and make it seem like Thor was just inhabiting Donald Blake's body this entire time and now he finds a newer younger body

>>93477635
Pretty hard to pull that out when he's shown to look like Helmsworth long before he ever sets foot on earth for the first time.

>>93470966

Yeah that's all complete bollocks for retarded cunts like >>93471402

>>93477539
They could adapt the storyline where Cap aged up to match his chronological age because of super serum fuckery. And then of course there's always She-Thor (I think there was a story where Odin turned Thor into a woman to teach him humility or something, but maybe it was just an AU).

>>93470966
that's kinda cool

>>93471425
Just like my picture books!