Patton Oswalt's Amazing STAR WARS And MARVEL Crossover Movie Can Now Actually Happen

Patton Oswalt's Amazing STAR WARS And MARVEL Crossover Movie Can Now Actually Happen

Star Wars, X-Men, and The Avengers all in one film? Back in 2013, one man dreamt it, now it's one step closer to actually happening! Listen to Patton Oswalt's amazing crossover pitch from Parks & Rec.

By MattThomas - Dec 15, 2017 06:12 AM EST
Filed Under: Star Wars
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With Disney's acquisition of 20th Century Fox's film and TV assets, the X-Men and Fantastic Four franchises are returning home to Marvel (which is owned by Disney). There's been plenty of speculation about what this means for those franchises (like the future of Deadpool) and how the purchase will affect the Marvel Cinematic Universe moving forward. But perhaps the most intriguing realization in all of this is that Patton Oswalt's famous Star Wars and Marvel crossover can actually happen now!

Back in 2013, the fan-favorite comedian appeared as Garth Blundin on the Parks and Recreation episode "Article Two." In the episode, Garth attempts to filibuster a local piece of legislation by outline his proposal for Star Wars: Episode VII, which was in production at the time. What proceeded was a lengthy crossover pitch, entirely improvised by Oswalt, that imagined a film with both characters from the Star Wars and Marvel universes colliding in a single movie - made possible by the use of Thanos' Reality Gem.



Can you even imagine characters from Star Wars, The Avengers, and X-Men all in one movie?! Admittedly, the idea is absolutely bonkers and it'll likely never happen, but it's still pretty amazing hearing Oswalt's pitch now because at the time something like this - all three franchises under one umbrella - seemed impossible. Who knows, with Rian Johnson creating a brand new Star Wars trilogy and the MCU entering a new phase, anything is possible! 

What would your Star Wars/Marvel crossover movie look like?
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Supercat6376
Supercat6376 - 12/15/2017, 6:58 AM
lol fun to think about but no....
Scarilian
Scarilian - 12/15/2017, 6:59 AM
Probably a joke - though after seeing TLJ - i don't want Star Wars anywhere near the MCU.
Supercat6376
Supercat6376 - 12/15/2017, 7:01 AM
@Scarilian - hates it that much ?????
Scarilian
Scarilian - 12/15/2017, 7:11 AM
@Supercat6376 -

I don't hate TLJ, it is sloppy though, but it's clear they want to go directions that contradict the lore of the characters and prior movies - which to me is already starting to become an issue in the MCU with continuity issues cropping up. As such i do not want the issue worsened by adding more characters that are already having continuity issues in their own universe.

If a cinematic universe cannot follow it's own continuity, especially when they make continuity the focus, then it's difficult to remain hooked on the idea of a single universe for all the characters. Which is probably why i will be choosing either Infinity War or Avengers 4 as an exit point of sorts for Marvel.

Not stopping watching the films if they interest me, but easily a point where i can kind of disconnect from the franchise emotionally. Sort of what i will have to apply to future Star Wars movies by the looks of things.
Supercat6376
Supercat6376 - 12/15/2017, 7:24 AM
@Scarilian - I wouldn’t have them cross over either. I’ve disconnected with starwars during the prequels and was let down by TFA. What continuity errors have popped up in marvels universe?
ScarletWarlock
ScarletWarlock - 12/15/2017, 7:03 AM
But it won't.....
BringFFtoMCU
BringFFtoMCU - 12/15/2017, 7:04 AM
Comedic gold.

I loved this show.
OB1
OB1 - 12/15/2017, 7:08 AM
No just NO. After what I just saw Disney put out in The Last Jedi, NO. Y'all have a great thing going with your Comic Book Films. Don't ruin it by adding Star Wars
SisterSunday52
SisterSunday52 - 12/15/2017, 9:26 AM
@OB1 - They might have to if DC Films doesn't get their act together and a Flashpoint reboot is NOT getting their act together.
Repian
Repian - 12/15/2017, 7:10 AM
TheRationalNerd
TheRationalNerd - 12/15/2017, 8:02 AM
HEEEECCCCCCCK NO!!!
RolandD
RolandD - 12/15/2017, 9:04 AM
Funny to think about, but no. Would have to involve time travel as well as space travel. "A long time ago." Has a timeline for the stories compared to our time ever been established? I would expect not, but if it has someone on this site probably knows.
CopperCrow
CopperCrow - 12/15/2017, 11:13 AM
one day, Disney will make a Kingdom Hearts film/series and you'll all be eating your words.
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