A MARVEL fan named 'spiderteen911' has made a video explaining that there is one chance to get the rights that 20th Century Fox holds. Don't believe me? Then think about it.
Disney is in charge of The Amazing Spider-Man's merchandises. It means either using the character in future MCU films or just helping Sony to get back on business and try not to get bankrupt. Oscorp Tower was supposed to be in The Avengers as a part of an easter egg for the ending. Iron Man 3 is indeed going to have Colonel James Rhodes wearing an Iron Patriot suit which pays a homage to Norman Osborn's Dark Avengers' Iron Patriot suit. In "Item 47", there was one of the crooks wearing an Empire State University T-Shirt. Peter Parker attends to ESU. The university was also mentioned in the deleted scene of The Amazing Spider-Man. Marc Webb also tweeted a hint that Spider-Man MIGHT be involved in the MCU by replying "Think bigger." about the "massive Spider-Man universe". What can be larger than a Spider-Man universe? What if The Amazing Spider-Man was set AFTER The Avengers? Could it speculate the second attack of New York? And was that the point why there were so many cranes in the final battle? Maybe rebulding the city after the attack? In the movie Thor, in Odin's Vault there are several artifacts that are placed on the wall, like the Infinity Gauntlet, the Eternal Flame and a tablet which appeared in one of Spider-Man comics. Also, Ted Raimi mentioned Doctor Strange in Spider-Man 2, which is now going to become a movie in Phase 3 of MCU. Speaking of Raimi, Sam Raimi, who directed the original Spider-Man trilogy, wanted to make a Thor film before Spider-Man and before Marvel Cinematic Universe existed. For further proof, copy-and-paste the link here: http://m.moviepilot.com/stories/876375-will-spider-man-be-in-the-avengers-2?stamp=44935&subscribe_to=293035&utm_campaign=will-spider-man-be-in-the-avengers-2&utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=fb-stream-post?stamp=44935&subscribe_to=293035&utm_campaign=will-spider-man-be-in-the-avengers-2&utm_medium=facebook&utm_source=fb-stream-post
But enough with Spider-Man, we must get on focus with X-Men & FF.
Kevin Feige has rumored that The Avengers 3 might be a good movie to have a story-line based on Mark Millar's Civil War. It not only featured Iron Man, Captain America and Spider-Man, but also Fantastic Four and X-Men. If they would have to make this movie successfully, they have to use every Marvel character from that story arc. Not with the ones that are available, otherwise it won't be a Civil War film. Lauren Shuler Donner said that she would love to see a crossover with X-Men characters and other Marvel characters from the MCU. She might either talking about Wolverine joining The Avengers or see a reference like interacting with Steve Rogers or Bucky, or is she talking about a movie that could possibly be: The Avengers vs X-Men. Coldblood is one of the characters in the X-Men universe and he is actually going to appear in Iron Man 3. Granted it doesn't mean anything but it's worth mentioning it. Also, Nick Fury answered the final line in The Avengers movie to the Council by saying "A promise.". This was Stark's final line in the Civil War story-line when Tony became the head of SHIELD. And on top of all, Tony Stark gave away his identity! Maybe after The Amazing Spider-Man 3, when he could not save Gwen, he would tell his identity to the world and probably show why he can't keep his promise. It is also good to mention that Stark Tower's design was actually the same design from one of the Punisher comics. But does this mean that The Punisher is also a part of MCU? Because the last 2 Punisher films were flawed and didn't go so good. Are Lionsgate planning to revert their rights back to Marvel?
Remember this scene from the movie? I believe Joss Whedon knows how to make a fan happy with something to resembling something from Marvel Ultimate Alliance game...or a Civil War film!!! The game Marvel Ultimate Alliance 2 was actually a game that focused a story arc from Civil War, but it went on a different note. Is there any point on seeing Steve fight against Stark, Peter and Logan facing off against Mr.Fantastic? I can think of plenty because a Civil War film would be a great idea!!!
Do you remember this shot from Captain America: The First Avenger? This might foreshadow the possible third Captain America film after The Avengers 3: Civil War, or at least it would. Bucky holding the shield would resemble Bucky as Captain America. It would be cool to see James Barnes to be promoted from Sergeant to Captain. The rumor could be true about a Civil War movie now that we know that the second film would have Captain America facing against his best friend. Then after hearing Steve's death, Bucky could step into Captain America's shoes to become like his friend. With so many heroes to interact with, like Spider-Man and Reed Richards to talk about the aftermath of the Civil War and Steve Rogers' death. How cool would it be to see Wolverine threatening Crossbones?
But can there be chance that Warner Brothers could sue Fox for stealing the look of Baraka from Mortal Kombat to use him for Deadpool? Let me give you a lesson. Mortal Kombat is a video game that was soon adapted into a movie and it didn't go so good from the critics, but it was well received from the hardcore fans of Mortal Kombat. Flawed, but it's still enjoyable. The movie was owned by New Line Cinema. NLC is now owned by Warner Brothers. With that, they made a game created by Warner Brothers Montreal. In X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Deadpool was like a copy-and-paste of the character owned by Warner Bros. If they saw the final battle from the movie and compare Deadpool with Baraka, WB would sue FOX for a large amount of money and FOX would probably go bankrupt. With that, then there could be a chance with getting the rights back! But who am I kidding, I'm talking about suing not comparing!
It would be a miracle to get a GOOD Fantastic Four movie. At least I find the first movie more enjoyable. Mostly because Chris Evans was the only good thing in this movie. But I didn't like the sequel. I was disappointed with Galactus, but Evans hasn't disappointed me yet and nobody could top him as Human Torch...or as Captain America. Fantastic Four is getting rebooted due to the negative reviews from the previous movies. And the reason it is mentioned here is because that 20th Century Fox was going to give back the rights to either Galactus & the Silver Surfer or Daredevil. Daredevil is now with Disney as is safe with Marvel. If they gave the rights of Galactus and Silver Surfer, then it would be great to have Galactus mentioned in James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy, or Silver Surfer facing against the Hulk in the live-action adaptation of World War Hulk. Unfortunately, it's Daredevil, but at least he's safe there. Speaking of the Hulk, they are starting to make Planet Hulk and World War Hulk adaptations. The story involved Bruce Banner exiled from Earth due to some anger problems. He was exiled by The Illuminati, which had Doctor Strange, Tony Stark, Charles Xavier and Reed Richards. As I said before, it won't be a good movie unless you have the characters right. It is great to see a Fantastic Four movie that is actually...fantastic!
So it is up to you Marvelites to make it happen! Disney made The Avengers not just for business, but also for us. We've waited for a superhero movie like no other and it was worth a wait! Sony did the same thing for The Amazing Spider-Man to show the true Spider-Man movie and stop getting bankrupt. Sadly, 20th Century Fox can't see what Marvel, Disney and Sony has done to their movies. Fox doesn't show any hope to develop the characters and that's why they end up being flawed. Especially with the first Wolverine movie with a horrible looking Deadpool. If they can get the rights back, then there is a chance with those movie to be good and get praised by lots of critics, giving positive reviews that it's one of the movies that many fans wanted. Sadly, they only do it for money. But it's good to get better directors to be in X-Men and Fantastic Four movies like Bryan Singer, Matthew Vaughn and Josh Trank. But it doesn't make a difference!
If that doesn't change your mind, then at least watch this video I mentioned before:
Copy and paste this link to the search engine if the video that was embedded doesn't work: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fDp3U2MJKH8
As he said, this is a petition to get as many Marvel fans as we can to get FOX's attention on how much we love those characters and in return, we might something that we've been waiting for a long time. If twenty-five thousand people could sign a petition to create a real-life Death Star, but get declined by the government, then I'm sure this can happen the same, but not get declined by 20th Century Fox. This not exactly a signing-a-petition type of petition, but like a 30'000 views and likes type of petition in order to get their attention.
Can you help spreading the word? Do you want FOX to give their rights back to Marvel and Disney where they belong, or do you want to see how FOX will screw up again? So please pass this on to your friends, your family and most importantly...your fans!