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>>94161552
Is Marvel Studios anything without its characters?

>>94161947
Kind of a good point. If Marvel Studios made an original film, would it do well?

>>94161947
They're certainly nothing without the movies nowadays.
I doubt they could come up with an original comic to save their lives.

>>94161980
>>94161947
At this point, probably.
They have had some missteps, but no outright critical failures, or box office bombs. It's unheard of for a studio to be putting out so many back-to-back hits without one of them being considered terrible.

At this point, Marvel has earned a chance to create something with a new character.

>>94161552
Yet Sony got Spider-Man because Marvel can't pay the bills
I guess no one has hindsights at the Marvel Studios meme generation department

>>94161552
What would the MCU look like if they had all of the rights from the beginning?
I feel like they benefitted from not having too many superhero teams at the beginning

>>94162125
It would have been Spider-Man, X-Men and Wolverine films all the way. Like, it probably would have burned out so much faster.

>>94162188
Based on previous popularity alone shouldn't the X-Men and Fantastic Four been bigger than the billion dollar Avengers movie
They wouldn't have been able to do solo movies like they did

>>94161947
Yes. Because Marvel has shown to be able to make movies based on characters that are not extremely mainstream but still are successes (Ant Man, Guardians, Doctor Strange), while Sony can't make a successful movie with one of the most popular characters in the world.

>>94161989
>I doubt they could come up with an original comic to save their lives.
I don't disagree but lets not pretend DC's current success isn't literally due to resetting things to pre New 52 status-quo.

>>94162469
>(Ant Man, Guardians, Doctor Strange)
Still their characters

>>94161989
>a movie studio is nothing with its movies
Gee anon, that's quite the astute observation.