There’s a new episode of Nearly Coherent!
eD!, Jeff, and Dave engage in a very spoiler-tastic discussion of Avengers: Endgame.
Seriously, it’s spoiled 2 minutes in. Don’t listen if you don’t wanna know, we’re not messing around here.
I’m not kidding, we spoil everything immediately after the theme music, listen at your own risk.
I love this trailer, but I hate the title, which is Marvel’s own damn fault — don’t keep the name of the movie a secret and overhype it if you’re just going to go with what everyone’s first guess was, you ninnies.
In fact, here’s a few titles I would have liked them to go with instead:
This is the sort of corporate synergy I can get behind.
Before we all rush to the theater to finally see Avengers: Infinity War tonight, please feel free to listen to this week’s brief episode of Nearly Coherent to find out what I think is going to happen, which might not, but it’d be kinda great if it did tbh
Just gimme this movie now, please and thank you.
If you don’t hear from me for a while, presume it’s because my Google searching for cryogenic freezing methods to get myself to May 2018 faster was successful.
Thanks to my Dad, I got to go see “Captain America: Civil War” last night. Here is my spoiler-free review of the movie in two GIFs.
It’s a really good movie, you guys. Go see it as soon as you can!
Featured Image: Appietjuh on Reddit | GIFs from Giphy
Ask Feige what makes his particular kind of world-building possible and he says, simply, “have a plan.” It doesn’t have to be set in stone, he adds. His current estimate is that Marvel movies have been three-quarters plan and 25 percent bob-and-weave.
As important as having a plan is, I would argue that having someone to help form and execute that plan – someone who is a fan of the source material and the characters – is even more important. This’ll be fairly self-evident in a few years, when we can compare Marvel’s efforts, lead by Feige, and DC’s attempt to replicate that success, lead by the guy who made “Sucker Punch”.
