@overmind does this movie end the same way as the original Captain America, with the Fury scene, or no? Because if so, this feels redundant.--[X] [Post-Credit] A shot of Captain America's shield, zooming out to show it being buried in snow, surrounded by SHIELD scientists and agents.
We did the Hawkeye mention, and not-Mockingbird as the mid credit scenes.that would be more post credit scene worthy right? introducing a new hero would be big
That's because I was explicitly waiting for other people to share their thoughts for credit scenes rather than trying to force one through. This is supposed to be collaborative after all.I think the mid-credits scene works to hint at the possibility, without it being a total undercutting of Steve's victory. Plus, Nystical, yours has no mid-credit scene, so I think this works fine.
This seems redundant with past credit scenes, and also probably annoys the executives for no reason.-[X] [Post-Credit] Yes and I have an idea for it.
--[X] [Post-Credit] A shot of Captain America's shield, zooming out to show it being buried in snow, surrounded by SHIELD scientists and agents.
--[X] [Mid-Credit] Nick Fury is sitting in his office when his phone starts ringing. He picks it up and asks who it is. We then cut to Agent Coulson, wearing a wooly parka, on the balcony of a SHIELD base in a snowy location, who responds and says; "Sir, you won't believe who my boys found out in the Arctic." The camera then pans downward and we see what Coulson's looking at; a frozen shield with a star on it deeply encased in ice.
Yes, it ended the same way.@overmind does this movie end the same way as the original Captain America, with the Fury scene, or no? Because if so, this feels redundant.
Also, I'm just recently catching up. Is the Power Stone here the actual Power Stone? Have we decided how Nefaria got it? And what about the other stones, did we decide which one the Tesseract was?
Ok, so given this, it really is probably best to do the Avengers thing.
Debatable. His first appearance was in Cable and Deadpool. At best he would be shared character between Marvel and Fox.Question: Do we own the rights to Bob, agent of Hydra since he's mostly a Deadpool character?
Cuz if we do it'd be great to have him in Captain America 2.
Added scenes can sometimes help with Screen Presence. There's also Omakes.Guess I'll be going for this plan for now. Honestly, I kind of wish it was a reroll for Hayley instead of a +10… but I can see how that might be greedy. A natural 38 isn't a good roll, but it can be a heck of a lot worse.
Hurrah!But, I'll be nice. Give me a 1d100 with the site roller. If it's over 50 then he got added with the Deadpool rights.
HYDRA BOB IS IN BOYS
We've already depicted Shield as the ones to find him.If we wanted to tease Namor, could he be the one to discover Captain America, frozen in ocean ice (in a post-credit scene)?
Added, but I tweaked the first one a bit.[X] [Scene] Add or change a story element in the Movie.
-[X] Add a scene which begins to hint at how Niccolo got the Power Stone. Perhaps that's what he's being interrogated about primarily, and we can also show a map Red Skull has with a couple potential places the Power Stone came from?
-[X] Add another scene which lets you get into the emotional side of things a bit, and the impact Steve had. Have a memorial scene for Steve (and Bucky, depending on how close together their deaths are in the movie?), with a brief snippet of each of the Howling Commandos giving a eulogy and the longest part for Peggy, ending with a firm resolve to keep up the fight in Steve's name, and be a 'shield' for the world in his place.
@Nystical , consider adding this? I'm not sure how well the second one would fit, timing wise, but I really love the feel of it. Plus it might help specifically boost Atwell.
Great! Yours is probably even better tbh, it clears up a question I didn't even realize I had.
Yeah, i do t think we anywhere near that level yet. I dont think we actually know if Marvel is still in the red, and how much if so, beyond Marvel has been doing its absolute best to pay off its debts after the Disney deal bombed.Great! Yours is probably even better tbh, it clears up a question I didn't even realize I had.
Also, on a completely unrelated note, which may be totally shot down for... many reasons. How attached are we to military money and props? Because I'd kind of like to one day try to break away from the military's power over Hollywood, and make some genuinely subversive material. It seems fun, and who knows? Maybe the controversy will drive sales!
Also I just don't like the U.S. military very much, and I want to stop making them propaganda.
Oh, obviously not right now. But once we're better situated, and have gotten into the black, is my hope. This is just me floating the idea and trying to see how people feel in principle about not licking the boot of the military.Yeah, i do t think we anywhere near that level yet. I dont think we actually know if Marvel is still in the red, and how much if so, beyond Marvel has been doing its absolute best to pay off its debts after the Disney deal bombed.