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Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 3

Started by Darrin Kelley, August 23, 2023, 02:57:24 AM

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Lurkndog

Quote from: GeekyBugle on September 11, 2023, 01:39:36 PM
I said it years ago, the infinity stones saga can't be told in two movies, it also can't be told IMHO in live action, you'd need to go animation (either 2d or 3d) to make it right.

Just like with so many of the old mega crossover events (and Kingdom Come from DC).

It would be hard to do a live action Kingdom Come because it's an end-of-cycle story, and it gets its impact from what has been built up before.

I think movie companies would be too greedy, and would try and make it the first movie out of the gate, like how they tried to do bits of Dark Knight Returns in Batman Vs Superman, or how they tried to jam Death of Superman into the middle of the first Justice League movie.

Kingdom Come should be a farewell to an established cast, and the wheels came off the DC movie universe long before they ever got to that point.