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[Daxtreme]

Disney Reportedly Still Considering She-Hulk Season 2 Despite Lead Actor's Comments

 

https://www.cbr.com/disney-reevaluating-she-hulk-season-2-mcu/

 

How blind are they to the current situation they're in right now with the MCU to even CONSIDER releasing a 2nd season of this?

 

If they do willingly produce and release a 2nd season of that show...

 

That means they really learned absolutely nothing from 2023, and the MCU is headed toward total obsolesce. 

[HummingLemon496]

What if Marvels came out on July 28th?

[eddyxx]

2 hours ago, Daxtreme said:

Disney Reportedly Still Considering She-Hulk Season 2 Despite Lead Actor's Comments

 

https://www.cbr.com/disney-reevaluating-she-hulk-season-2-mcu/

 

How blind are they to the current situation they're in right now with the MCU to even CONSIDER releasing a 2nd season of this?

 

If they do willingly produce and release a 2nd season of that show...

 

That means they really learned absolutely nothing from 2023, and the MCU is headed toward total obsolesce. 

you believe the lead actor or some literal who on Twitter?

[HummingLemon496]

Very random but the "Guardians 3 opens higher than The Avengers $207.44M" club really pisses me off because. . .

 

As @Legion Again says, it absolutely would have happened or at least gotten close to happening if it came out in May 2022 instead of May 2023. Multiverse of Madness + Love/Thunder + Quantumania triple punch does a shit ton of damage

 

Hell it would've done $450M+ domestic total as late as November 2022. Quantumania destroyed the franchise.

Edited January 18 by HummingLemon496

[toutvabien]

8 hours ago, HummingLemon496 said:

What if Marvels came out on July 28th?

First MCU film to miss #1 opening, but it would harm Barbenheimer legs for sure.

[Torontofan]

16 hours ago, Daxtreme said:

Disney Reportedly Still Considering She-Hulk Season 2 Despite Lead Actor's Comments

 

https://www.cbr.com/disney-reevaluating-she-hulk-season-2-mcu/

 

How blind are they to the current situation they're in right now with the MCU to even CONSIDER releasing a 2nd season of this?

 

If they do willingly produce and release a 2nd season of that show...

 

That means they really learned absolutely nothing from 2023, and the MCU is headed toward total obsolesce. 

 

I saw a youtube that Disney is fine losing money  on such projects as it boosts the corporate responsability score. 

[ChipDerby]

I don't see an issue with making another season. First season was great.

[HummingLemon496]

10 hours ago, toutvabien said:

First MCU film to miss #1 opening, but it would harm Barbenheimer legs for sure.

First MCU movie to miss #2 opening as well 

[dudalb]

19 hours ago, Daxtreme said:

Disney Reportedly Still Considering She-Hulk Season 2 Despite Lead Actor's Comments

 

https://www.cbr.com/disney-reevaluating-she-hulk-season-2-mcu/

 

How blind are they to the current situation they're in right now with the MCU to even CONSIDER releasing a 2nd season of this?

 

If they do willingly produce and release a 2nd season of that show...

 

That means they really learned absolutely nothing from 2023, and the MCU is headed toward total obsolesce. 

They need to keep providing material for Disney +.Problem with the first season of She Hulk was the high cost; particulary since the  big action scenes were not the best part of the show. The courtroom antics were what people likes. Concentarte on that and you can bring in a second season at a reasonable cost.

[dudalb]

2 hours ago, ChipDerby said:

I don't see an issue with making another season. First season was great.

Good, not great. I think they should have spent more time in the courtroom and less time on the big action scenes.

Issue was how expensive season one was for a show that was basically a legal comedy with a super hero angle.

[dudalb]

19 hours ago, HummingLemon496 said:

What if Marvels came out on July 28th?

Still would have bombed. When a films flops as badly as The Marvels, it is clear moving the release date by a few months wold not have made much difference.

[HummingLemon496]

12 minutes ago, dudalb said:

Still would have bombed even harder. When a films flops as badly as The Marvels, it is clear moving the release date by a few months wold not have made much difference.

FTFY

[dudalb]

17 minutes ago, HummingLemon496 said:

FTFY

What was funny is that the McDonald's tie in with the movie still happened in August instead of being delayed until November, which just shows how confused the move was.

[SpiderByte]

Very curious to see how the hell they top the prison fight from season 3. Just bar doing an entire episode in one take I don't see how else they could

[WittyUsername]

Since the Netflix shows have finally been definitively confirmed to be canon to the larger MCU, where does that leave the ABC shows? 

[BadOlCatSylvester]

7 hours ago, SpiderByte said:

Very curious to see how the hell they top the prison fight from season 3. Just bar doing an entire episode in one take I don't see how else they could

They won't be able to unless they get the directors and writers responsible for all the best moments. This new series should do its own thing, and be a great Daredevil adaptation all on its own, which it can be with the right talent without needing to live up to the behemoth that is the Netflix series.

[Hades]

5 hours ago, WittyUsername said:

Since the Netflix shows have finally been definitively confirmed to be canon to the larger MCU, where does that leave the ABC shows? 

No one cares about the ABC shows

[SpiderByte]

9 hours ago, WittyUsername said:

Since the Netflix shows have finally been definitively confirmed to be canon to the larger MCU, where does that leave the ABC shows? 

Well, Agent Carter was produced by Feige and was referenced in Endgame with having Jarvis appear, and the actor for Black Bolt in the Inhumans show was the one used in Multiverse of Madness (though it's clearly not the same version). Agents of SHIELD is the only ABC show without any kind of reference on the movie side at all tbh, even though it's had Nick Fury appear twice 

Edited January 20 by SpiderByte

[SpiderByte]

Sounds like Disney is happy with how Echos doing, and are working on more with her as well as more street level projects.

 

It also brought up viewership for several of the other shows, which is something Disneys brought up before as being something unique to Marvel on Disney+: when a new Marvel project releases (original or otherwise) on the service, a bunch of other Marvel projects also go up that are connected to it. VS say Mandalorian which doesn't lead to a big surge in say the OT movies going up.

 

 

[Sckathian]

I am so excited for Marvel Tv shows if they are fully back to the brawler grounded heroes.