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It can be done, but I think off screen deaths and glossed over explanations of absence is more disrespectful than recasting.
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I said 10+ years. So maybe 15 years. I can easily see a reboot of the MCU anywhere from 2030 to 2035
Not a lot of that will matter. Captain America is most likely not getting a solo movie again no matter who has the shield.
Black Widow just got a movie. They gonna do 2 more with Yelena over the span of 10 years easily doable.
What seeds are being set for the children of Scott and lame *** Hawkguy? His bum *** kids aint about to be nothing and Cassie in the Young Avengers aint gonna be some 20 year endeavor.
You talking like from Avengers to Endgame took 30 yearsThe whole MCU up to Endgame/Far From Home only took 11 years.
You confusing BP with T'Challa. The rumor already is somebody else becoming Black Panther. We'll see a good deal of those in the next decade +.
I'm fine if we don't see a new T'Challa until the rebooted universe in the 2030s.
Oh just steal Black Manta? I'm cool with that.
I don't know what they were planning despite some rumors.they were planning multiple Black Panthers before Boseman died? If so then that changes it but if not they need to slow down and really think about what needs to be done next as far as T’Challa
I agree it's important but I still don't think its a good idea to recast T'Challa now or in this current continuity.again just seeing a rich king and the overall character of T’Challa becoming more popular is necessary for black kids. You don’t get all the Batman cartoons and **** without the movie series.
Disrespectful to what? The fictional character that is T'Challa.It can be done, but I think off screen deaths and glossed over explanations of absence is more disrespectful than recasting.
Before Burton were all Batman cartoons not some goofy Superfriends ****?
from the music to the look to the overall vibe it birthed a new era of Batman which starts the DCAU which trickles down to so many other things.
you kill off T’Challa in the movies people gon forget bout the character outside of comic die hards
**** outta here with this nonsense.
What are you talking about?
What does the quality of the shows have to do with anything? You tried to say Batman movies were the reason for the Batman cartoon and that's why he's so popular among kids in multiple generations.
Don't matter how good the show is as long as kids watch it. There's been Batman shows.
And Tim Burton aint do ****. Frank Miller and Alan Moore ushered in the new era of Batman in the 80s BEFORE Burton even made the movie.
If what you say is true, they'll be reminded of who T'Challa is in the 2030s.
Yeah but that dont got anything with factual history.It matters because as a 90's baby myself, that movie line, the subsequent cartoons (BTAS, TNBA, Batman Beyond, Static, JL, etc.) is why I'm even in here talking to youthat animated universe (which stemmed from the vibe of the Burton movies) is what got me into comics/superhero type stuff.
Marvel just made a dope BP cartoon. BP's showing so far isn't going to fade from children's memories that fast.The point I'm making relative to T'Challa today is that kids who aren't into comics learn about comic mythology and stuff from movies and cartoons. If he gets killed off, bruh almost don't exist outside of people who already into the comics. I don't think Boseman would want that for black kids especially in this climate now where you don't have many fictional representations of smart, powerful, wealthy black men at all let alone it don't got nothing to do with rapping or playing ball or some ****.
It’s disrespectful to the character, the actors and the story. Generally speaking, when a character is killed off screen or has some halfed *** explanation on why they aren’t there, it signifies there was some sort of issue with the actor. I feel you, Boseman killed it. It’s hard to picture anyone else being BP, but it’s not impossible. Believing no one else could/should be BP is kinda short sighted and close minded. Someone could, dare I say, actually do better. Stopping the MCU BP story, mid stride, because the actor died, is overkill and overcompensating(which is a sentiment I’ve grown sick of within the past decade). Imagine if life was like this. “Oh my god, a kid at school died! LETS CANCEL THE ENTIRE SCHOOL YEAR!” No. You have a vigil and keep it moving. Just dropping it is not a graceful way of handling a stars death.Disrespectful to what? The fictional character that is T'Challa.
My problem with recasting is it does whoever is cast a disservice and the entire continuity.
Might as well recast the entire Black Panther cast but that's basically what a reboot would do.
If he didn’t off himself that may have been a real possibility.i say rewrite story to get mbj as black panther. dont recast tchalla though.
If he didn’t off himself that may have been a real possibility.
If this was Batman, Spider-Man, or James Bond we wouldn’t be having this conversation. I get the cultural significance is different and Chad was so pivotal to that as much as he was to the character. But... the character needs more shine for that same reason. And with Iron Man and Cap off the table and Spider-Man on a movie-to-movie deal, the character has that much more potential to carry the entire MCU. Shuri is a great character but she’s just not set up to carry the whole MCU like that.
If he didn’t off himself that may have been a real possibility.
Then let it be disrespectful to recast I say. 2 out of 3 aren't even real and I question how it's disrespectful to the actors at all. That would mean any time a character isn't recast the actors are disrespected. Doesn't make sense to me.It’s disrespectful to the character, the actors and the story.
Nobody is saying there cant or shouldn't be another Black Panther though.Believing no one else could/should be BP is kinda short sighted and close minded. Someone could, dare I say, actually do better.
BP's story can continue without T'Challa. What is hard to understand to follow about this? Get that straight before.making up ridiculous examplesStopping the MCU BP story, mid stride, because the actor died, is overkill and overcompensating(which is a sentiment I’ve grown sick of within the past decade).
Imagine if life was like this. “Oh my god, a kid at school died! LETS CANCEL THE ENTIRE SCHOOL YEAR!” No. You have a vigil and keep it moving. Just dropping it is not a graceful way of handling a stars death.
Damn so we just opening up the multiverse at our convenience now huh?Intro the death of T’Challa by Namor/Atlanteans, Shuri takes the mantle in this universe. Multiverse opens up and MBJ is the BP. His world is crushed by Namor so MBJ crosses over to current universe and then both MBJ and Shuri defeat Namor in current Universe.
Intro the death of T’Challa by Namor/Atlanteans, Shuri takes the mantle in this universe. Multiverse opens up and MBJ is the BP. His world is crushed by Namor so MBJ crosses over to current universe and then both MBJ and Shuri defeat Namor in current Universe.