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Post by kleinreturns on Mar 11, 2019 0:34:19 GMT
From the CM wiki
Care to rethink your little theory?
WB announced a Wonder Woman movie on October 14, 2014. MCU reacted by announcing a Captain Marvel movie 2 weeks later. Woman Woman was released in 2017. MCU reacted by releasing Captain Marvel almost 2 years later. Like I said, MCU made a Captain Marvel movie as a reaction to WB making a Wonder Woman movie. So by that "logic" DCEU's Man of Steel was a response to the MCU Thor, and later DCEU's Justice League was a response to MCU the Avengers (even down to DCEU hiring the same Director of the Avengers) 
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Post by coldenhaulfield on Mar 11, 2019 3:37:01 GMT
WB announced a Wonder Woman movie on October 14, 2014. MCU reacted by announcing a Captain Marvel movie 2 weeks later. Woman Woman was released in 2017. MCU reacted by releasing Captain Marvel almost 2 years later. Like I said, MCU made a Captain Marvel movie as a reaction to WB making a Wonder Woman movie. So by that "logic" DCEU's Man of Steel was a response to the MCU Thor, and later DCEU's Justice League was a response to MCU the Avengers (even down to DCEU hiring the same Director of the Avengers) But what about the failure of Captain Marvel to capture the imagination of female moviegoers en masse? |
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