Franchise Marvel/Disney #3.2

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'Avengers: Infinity War's Sebastian Stan Reveals His Favorite Part of Playing Bucky

When most fans think of characters that are integral to the Marvel Cinematic Universe films they think of Captain America or Iron Man, but Bucky Barnes/Winter Soldier is a character that has arguably had the biggest influence. Now, actor Sebastian Stan reveals what he likes the most about playing the character.

During his panel at Wizard World St. Louis last weekend, a fan asked Stan what it was that he liked the most about his role and, for Stan, it came down to putting the character back together.

"I’ve been enjoying rediscovering him in the last few movies, including Infinity War, because he started out a certain way and then it was such a hard left with Winter Soldier, it was immediately like a whole different ballgame," Stan said. "So now it’s been fun going back a little bit and finding different things that we discovered in that early movie and putting them back in little by little, finding out where is he now."

Describing the change in Bucky from Captain America: The First Avenger to Captain America: The Winter Soldier as a hard-left turn might be a bit of an understatement. In the first film, Barnes goes from being Steve Rogers/Captain America's (Chris Evans) best friend and part of his team to the Hydra super soldier Winter Soldier who is decidedly not dead (though he is brainwashed) and is actively opposing his former best friend in the second. But, as fans recall, Steve isn't ready to give up on his friend once he realizes what's going on and it's that loyalty is what ultimately causes Steve and Tony Stark/Iron Man's friendship -- and the Avengers themselves -- to break apart in Captain America: Civil War when Steve stands by Bucky after discovering he murdered Tony's parents while brainwashed by Hydra.

While Bucky chose to go into cryogenic sleep until his brainwashing can be reversed in Wakanda following the events of Civil War, fans won't see him in the upcoming Black Panther. The character will return -- complete with a new arm and presumably free of his brainwashing trigger words -- in Avengers: Infinity War where he will fight alongside his friend Steve once again. How the other heroes will respond to Bucky's return remains to be seen but given the character's history it will likely be a little bit unsettling, which is something else Stan revealed he enjoys about playing the character.

"I like that he’s always slightly unhinged, you know, and keeping everybody around him on edge."

Disneyland Paris annonce une nouvelle attraction sur le thème de Marvel

Aujourd’hui, Disneyland Paris a dévoilé sa future attraction sur le thème de Marvel offrant prochainement une présence épique aux Super Héros Marvel au sein du Parc Walt Disney Studios.

L’annonce a été faite lors de la D23 Expo Japan par Bob Chapek, Président de Walt Disney Parks and Resorts, devant plus de 2000 fans rassemblés pour découvrir en exclusivité les futurs projets de développement des Parcs Disney dont ceux de Disneyland Paris.

Dans la continuité de la dynamique du 25e Anniversaire de la première destination Européenne et alors que Walt Disney Parks and Resorts vient d’affirmer sa volonté de rendre toujours plus présents les histoires et personnages iconiques au sein de Disneyland Paris, ces futurs développements offriront à nos visiteurs encore plus d’attractions et de spectacles exceptionnels.

Une nouvelle attraction thématisée Marvel

Rock ‘n’ Roller Coaster avec Aerosmith sera totalement repensée sur le thème de Marvel et proposera de faire équipe avec Iron Man et les Avengers pour une aventure à sensations fortes et à grande vitesse.

Avec l’arrivée de cette nouvelle attraction, l’installation de Marvel au sein du Parc rendra ce dernier encore plus incontournable pour nos visiteurs.


Disney’s Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel

De plus, le Disney’s Hotel New York deviendra bientôt le Disney’s Hotel New York – The Art of Marvel, après une transformation qui fera de lui le premier Hôtel Disney à proposer à ses visiteurs une plongée dans l’univers palpitant des Avengers. Avec une esthétique exclusive et un design totalement repensé, il pourrait bien devenir la résidence principale de Tony Stark lui-même !

Place à plus de Marvel !

Et pour les plus impatients qui voudraient vivre l’expérience Marvel à Disneyland Paris, les Avengers leur donnent rendez-vous dès juin prochain durant L’été des Super Héros Marvel, au cours duquel nos visiteurs pourront rencontrer Captain America, Spider-Man, Star-Lord ou encore Black Widow. Ces héros seront au cœur d’une super production en live unique au monde mêlant effets spéciaux révolutionnaires, projections spectaculaires et bien d’autres surprises.

« Avec le développement de la franchise Marvel au sein de notre destination, nous offrons à nos visiteurs de nouvelles expériences immersives aux côtés des Super Héros et à Disneyland Paris, une attractivité renforcée. » Catherine Powell, Présidente Euro Disney S.A.S. »

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New 'Avengers: Infinity War' Trailer May Be Coming Soon

A new Avengers: Infinity War trailer might be right around the corner.

Avengers: Infinity War stars Sebastian Stan (Winter Soldier), Paul Bettany (Vision), and Karen Gillan (Nebula) will be appearing on ABC's Good Morning America on February 27, and it would seem that collecting 2 Avengers and a Guardian in the same place would be a perfect time for new footage.

Marvel released a new trailer on Good Morning America last year with Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2, and with the release date approaching, it seems time for another trailer.

The three Infinity War stars represent a fraction of the heroes and characters that will take part in the film. Captain America: Civil War managed to balance a plethora of characters and still get everyone their shine, but the scale has increased three times over for Infinity War. Marvel Studios chief Kevin Feige explained that every character has an important role to play, regardless of that role's size.

“As with all of the connectivity between our characters on various films, you have to be careful about it," Feige said. "We never want it to just seem like characters are popping their heads out of windows and saying “Hello” and then going back in. Believe me, it’d be easier to do it that way, but it wouldn’t be as satisfying. So a big role, a small role, regardless of the actual screen time that any single character has – and I think you’ve seen this in the Avengers films, and in Civil War last year – it’ll be very meaningful and very important to the story that we’re telling. That film is shooting right now and we’ve already shot a lot of those interactions, and it’s very exciting.“

Marvel's latest production is Black Panther, which is in theaters now. Avengers: Infinity War lands in theaters on May 4, while Ant-Man and the Wasp hits theaters on July 6. Avengers 4 lands in theaters on May 3, 2019.

Marvel Cinematic Universe Crosses $14 Billion at Worldwide Box Office

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has just passed another massive milestone, and there are no signs of the franchise slowing down any time soon.

Black Panther has hauled in nearly $500 million at the global box office, in just 9 days since it was first released, giving Marvel Studios one of its biggest hits to date. That incredible tally takes the Marvel Cinematic Universe to new heights, having now earned more than $14 billion at the global box office.

Yes, you read that correctly. The MCU has made more than $14 billion in ticket sales alone.

Back in 2009, Disney purchased Marvel for $4 billion, which seemed like a lot at the time. However, when that acquisition took place, the only MCU films that had been released were Iron Man and The Incredible Hulk. In just 10 years, Marvel more than made up for that hefty price tag. Talk about return on investment.

What's even more impressive is that the biggest movies are likely still to come. Avengers: Infinty War, and the subsequent Avengers 4, are being touted by many as one of the most highly anticipated cinematic events in history. Both films are likely going to dominate the box office, potentially breaking records set by the first Avengers movie, possibly even Star Wars: The Force Awakens. The franchise also has movies like Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 and Captain Marvel on the way.

Both Black Panther and Avengers: Infinity War are expected to cross the $1 billion mark at the box office this year. Those performances, along with the release of Ant-Man and the Wasp, will likely put the franchise above $16 billion before 2019.

How long will it take for the MCU to make $20 billion at the global box office? Can Black Panther become the franchise's biggest hit to date? Let us know what you think in the comments below!

'Avengers: Infinity War' Runtime Possibly Revealed

Marvel fans may have just learned exactly how long Infinity War will be waged.

SM Cinema has posted their advanced screening times for Avengers: Infinity War. The listing includes a runtime for the film.

According to SM Cinema, Avengers: Infinity War will have a run time of 2 hours and 30 minutes.

That’s a very neat and tidy runtime, which may suggest that this is actually a placeholder used by the theater or suggested by the studio as an estimate while tweaks are still being made to the final cut of the film.

If this runtime turns out to be accurate, it would make Avengers: Infinity War the longest Marvel Cinematic Universe movie to date. Currently, Captain America: Civil War holds that distinction with a runtime of 147 minutes.

Civil War and Infinity War have a few things in common. One is, obviously, the “War” in the title. Another is that are both films directed by Joe and Anthony Russo. A third is that they are both films that feature many characters, though Avengers: Infinity War will easily eclipse Civil War in that regard.

With all of that in mind, it should probably not surprising to anyone that the film needs more room than other Marvel movies, even with a “Part 2” on the way in 2019. The extra time is especially necessary since, between both of these upcoming Avengers movie, the filmmakers have promised that every plot thread since the first Iron Man movie will have a payoff.

“Every story that Marvel has told since Iron Man 1 finds a narrative thread in these next two Avengers movies," Joe Russo said in a special feature included with the home release of Thor: Ragnarok. "It is a culmination of all that storytelling.”

“With Infinity War, we’re paying off every little thread and every little tease that we’ve had in what will be 18 films prior to Infinity War," Marvel Studios president Kevin Feige said. "There’s never been anything like this. Being able to, film after film, tease at a larger story. Really building these stories up into a giant conclusion. While at the same time introducing an entirely new direction for the future.”

Avengers: Infinity War on May 4th. Black Panther is now in theaters. Other upcoming Marvel Cinematic Universe movies include Ant-Man and the Wasp on July 6th, Captain Marvel on March 8, 2019, the fourth Avengers movie on May 3, 2019, the sequel to Spider-Man: Homecoming on July 5, 2019, and Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 in 2020.