Iron Man’s traditional MCU movie, armored warfarereceived a disappointing update from Don Cheadle, but I’m not buying it. Iron Man’s death was a pivotal moment for the Marvel Universe in many ways, bringing an end to the Infinity Saga and leading to a general decline in enthusiasm for the MCU’s multiverse saga offerings. While older MCU characters like Spider-Man and Doctor Strange have helped keep Marvel afloat in recent years, newer characters like Ms. Marvel and the Eternals haven’t resonated with people the way 2008’s Iron Man did.
Still, there’s only been one movie since that lingered on Iron Man’s death. Avengers: Endgame – Right now, Spider-Man: Far From Home. By comparison, Thanos’ presence is much more obvious in the multiverse saga, and the aftermath of the snap threatens to overshadow the multiverse saga’s central themes. Meanwhile, Robert Downey Jr.’s turn as the multiverse’s legendary villain threatens to eclipse even Iron Man’s MCU legacy. With all of this in mind, I think Marvel is treading on thin ice if Don Cheadle’s recent comments are anything to go by.
‘Armor Wars’ was supposed to be Iron Man’s legacy movie
After Iron Man’s death, his technology remains relevant
armored warfare It was supposed to be the successor to the Iron Man trilogy, starring Don Cheadle’s James Rhodes in the title role. While the driving force of Tony Stark’s arc was his technology and how protective he was of his use of it, his death made it vulnerable as the creations he left behind were more vulnerable than ever to falling In the wrong hands. This point is Spider-Man: Far From Home When his Edith glasses fell into the hands of villain Mysterio – perhaps a little too easily. Still, it shows that Iron Man’s technology is still relevant.
Iron Man technology fell into the wrong hands 10 times before Armor Wars
Iron Man’s technology in Armor Wars will reportedly fall into the wrong hands, an issue that has been explored in other MCU projects.
Although comic books are run from armored warfare Starring Tony Stark himself as a man battling the misappropriation of his technology, the film will ostensibly replace him with Rhodey. This makes it the same as Captain America: Brave New WorldSam Wilson takes up the mantle of Captain America and strives to do justice to his predecessor’s legacy. no recent armored warfare However, the update leaves a huge question mark armored warfareand Don Cheadle’s recent comments now make it look more shaky than ever.
Don Cheadle expresses doubt about armored warfare
Don Cheadle has no update on Armored Wars developments
Don Cheadle was recently asked armored warfare during an interview TV linehe jokingly said that the publication should find out for itself and enlighten him, hinting that he had no update on its progress. when it comes to this armored warfare “switch” From series to film, Cheadle continued:
Yes. I think the most prominent word in this sentence is “conversion.” [Laughs] I don’t know, I’m not sure what’s where right now. I think things are going through a lot of changes and we’ll see what happens and we’ll see what it is.
This statement worried me very much. point out the word “switch“Standing out could mean a lot of things (like Roddy being swapped for a Skrull) – but the review says”Things are changing a lot” seems to be a reference to Marvel’s recent change of pace.
I realize some of these pills are hard to swallow, but giving up on Armor Wars feels particularly unfair now given last year’s setting.
After taking over the reins from Bob Chapek, Disney CEO Bob Iger ruled that the Marvel Universe will reduce production and focus on “Quality over quantity“Mental. That’s largely a good thing, but if these are the changes Cheadle is referring to, then he might be as concerned as I am: armored warfare It’s been put on the chopping block. I realized some pills were hard to swallow but gave up anyway armored warfare It feels especially unfair now considering last year’s setup.
Marvel Can’t Give Up on Armor Wars After Roddy’s Skull Revealed
Much of the Marvel Universe’s audience may have deliberately forgotten about the critically panned movie secret invasionbut that doesn’t mean it’s not canon. One of the biggest reveals in the series is the fact that Roddy was replaced by a Skrull at some point. Not only does it not detail exactly when this happened – which is a huge bone of contention in itself – but Marvel may choose to shy away from this shocking development. armored warfare and Roddy’s personal film story.
Roddy was spotted wearing a hospital gown, suggesting he may have been
Captain America: Civil War
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This would be a big mistake. For a saga that’s struggling to win over the Infinity Saga’s loyal fan base, choosing to debut a new character like Ironheart instead of tying up loose narrative threads is a dangerous move. It’s also impossible to ignore the heartwarming story inherent in Roddy protecting his reputation years after the death of his best friend, which also serves as a prime opportunity to reintroduce fan-favorite character Justin Hammer. Fortunately, armored warfare It’s still a confirmed project at the time of writing, so I’m hoping Cheadle’s comments might precede positive developments.
Originally conceived as a Disney+ series, Armor Wars is an MCU film centered on Roddy Rhodes’ mission to honor Tony Stark’s legacy and prevent his Iron Man technology from falling into the wrong hands. causing serious damage. Starring Don Cheadle as War Machine, Marvel Studios’ Armor Wars adapts the comic book storyline of the same name into the multiverse saga for the big screen.
Studio Marvel Studios
DistributorWalt Disney Pictures
Screenwriters Bob Layton, David Michelini, Yasser Lester
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source: TV line