James Gunn goes into great detail on his Facebook page as to what form this will take. The film is due for release next summer.
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The next installment of Marvel’s cinematic universe will branch off into the arcane with Doctor Strange. Plus, the studio also unveiled its new fanfare and logo, due to debut in front of the next Marvel Studios feature films.
He also talked about what the film means for the rest of the cinematic franchise, saying that it will do for the Marvel Cinematic Multiverse what the comics did for the Marvel multiverse. “It’s really serving the same function that the comic did”. Perhaps the story will pick up with odd hiking through the Himalayas in search of the mystical remedies (and The Ancient One, played by Tilda Swinton) that he hopes will heal his hands, which are no longer capable of performing surgical procedures after he suffered through an auto accident. Mikkelsen himself was even more circumspect [and don’t even bother asking him about Star Wars].
Rachel McAdams is Strange’s love interest, nurse Christine Palmer and Chiwetel Ejiofor is full of charm as one of Strange’s classic villains, Baron Karl Mordo. “Marvel TV and Marvel Studios are two very different things”.
There are some great blockbuster movies on the horizon this autumn and Doctor Strange is one that you really can not afford to miss. “We actually have a lot today”, said president Kevin Feige, who served as ringmaster.
Have any theories on who Benjamin Bratt might be playing in Doctor Strange?
Feige brought onstage Ryan Coogler, who helmed Rocky spin-off “Creed” a year ago and has turned his attention to the fictional world of Wakanda for “Black Panther”, due in 2018.
Coogler, who directed “Creed” and “Fruitvale Station”, said that it was a very emotional experience being at Comic-Con. “I’m excited more than anything else”.
Britsh actor Tom Holland stars as Peter Parker in the latest big screen reboot of the web-slinger, which director Jon Watts described as a “high school movie”. “How do you depict being a high school student in a world where there are Avengers?“.
The only man who wasn’t so anxious about any of that was Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 director James Gunn.
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Maybe most of those developmental scenes are flashbacks. Have they got water?’ And they said, ‘Yeah some of them have, some of them haven’t?’ ‘Are they going to be on the street tonight? I’ve spent the last half hour searching through interviews and news reports and can’t find one mention of the actor appearing in the film prior to this Comic-Con poster reveal, so the fact that he is in the movie has been a widely kept secret.
