<div class="quoteheader"><div class="topslice_quote"><a href="https://elliquiy.com/forums/index.php?topic=200511.msg9973610#msg9973610">Quote from: apygoos on 13-05-2014, 00:16:12</a></div></div><blockquote class="bbc_standard_quote">on the BVS date, Marvel had that date long WB did, and with the gigantic success that Cap 2 had, and wasn't even a summer movie, they will not budge cap 3 from there. Marvel studios already plans to crank up production from 2 films a year up to four starting in 2016 I believe. Theories of Cap 3 are toying around with the Secret Avengers. we know Chris Evans and RDJ are both signed on for avengers 3, and that's when they would make their bow out of the roles, most likely. RDJ has a possibility of renewal where as Chris Evans clearly has a plan to move out of acting for a while, once his duties with Marvel are done.<br/> <br/>Marvel phase 3 is going to include: Cap 3, Thor 3, new standalone Hulk, Ant Man, Doc Strange, and Black Panther. Stan lee has left it open to suggestion that they're working on various kinds of ethnic heroes as well. We also cant forget that along with those movies joining the cinematic verse we also have: Agents of SHIELD, Agent Carter series [likely just an in the past thing, unless something ties from the past to present], Daredevil, Luke Cage, etc. all those shows coming to Netflix<br/></blockquote><div class="quotefooter"><div class="botslice_quote"></div></div><br/>Where'd you get this kind of information? I'm curious since you didn't mention a source. I'd like to read whatever articles you gleaned this data from. It was a little surprising you mentioned RDJ was signed through A3 since my understanding was that it was only up through A2 that his contract went, since I appear to have outdated info. Since A3 is a long way off, seems odd they'd keep him on the back burner like that. Might as well replace him with Rhodey Rhodes already and get it over with. An official black Avenger and no more paying through the nose for one actor whose salary was greater than all the other major players in the first film COMBINED.<br/><br/>From what I'd been seeing on youtube videos by various news-style groups about Phase 3, there was never a definite mention of a standalone Hulk, or Strange/Panther, only that Kevin Feige was 'very interested' in Strange. If things were definitely confirmed, they would have to come out with release dates to some degree, wouldn't they?<br/><br/>I'm also wondering how the hell the 'shows' on Netflix are going to work. If you ask me, they should just do a Heroes for Hire series (which would ideally replace Agents of SHIELD) centering on the crimefighting trio of Luke Cage, Iron Fist and Shang Chi. They could then go on various merc-style missions and have cameos from the as-yet unused heroes like Ghost Rider and Daredevil, who've now returned to Marvel Studios' jurisdiction. I mean, if they're not going to make movies of those guys, they could at least make the shows more appealing by injecting more superhero cameos and special effects.<br/><br/>When (if) they do another Ghost Rider film, I'd bet they're going to call it "<span class="bbc_u">The</span>Ghost Rider" just to distinguish it from those god-awful Nic Cage efforts. They'll probably call a new Daredevil movie "The Man Without Fear" instead, too. If they do a Doc Strange movie, then a Ghost Rider flick would be a good follow-up just to help keep up the whole underworld-realm stuff going with demonic style villains and whatnot. Having just one guy to take care of all that would be a little overwhelming, and since Ghost Rider is such an antihero, it would be a good change of pace having a part of the future Avengers lineup being hazardous but not quite on the level of the Hulk.