Dr. Doom's introduction needs to feel like something straight out of a horror movie
They've put a significant focus on the idea of death since Thor's trailer. When they inevitably tease Doom, he needs to have a presence that terrifies the audience to their core, the ambiance of a villain that brings out nothing but utter despair and someone that will have every one of these heroes praying for even a chance at survival, just as we see with Thor. As if an eldrich monster is coming that cannot be defeated, only delayed as it builds to the inevitable outcome.
Part of what made Ultron so terrifying in his teaser trailer was the ominous tension in his dialogue that truly made him feel like a threat unlike anything seen in Marvel at the time. If they do this right, the theme of death will be brought to the forefront in a way that shows the audience nobody is safe.
Part of what made Ultron so terrifying in his teaser trailer was the ominous tension in his dialogue that truly made him feel like a threat unlike anything seen in Marvel at the time. If they do this right, the theme of death will be brought to the forefront in a way that shows the audience nobody is safe.
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The only ones I pray don't die are Thor, Loki and Sentry. Loki died in IW already so would be redundant and would be a cool twist to have him survive, Thor I'd love to see get his final hoorah as rune king in SW, and Sentry was just introduced no way they'll just get rid of him like that
Carol I think may stick around, I could see her being partnered up with someone like Nova in a project to see how she does as more of a team up character.
Thor I'm fifty fifty on, I know he could die and there's comics about his time in Valhalla. Loki I think will be fine but I been wrong plenty before. Sentry I think will be fine, especially if they plan to do DoDC stuff which leads into more Government run Avengers later which he had a hand in. If the Thunderbolts and Sam's Avengers turn into one team by the end, the US Gov is gonna still want their own team on a leash.
"They"? *Her first film made over $1 billion.*
It wasn't a great movie either and they portrayal of her character was kind of off-putting n shit.
Plus that whole thing with Fury's scar was just... ugh
She was WAY more likeable in The Marvels and Endgame.
You could've done the same movie and made her more likeable.
The Carol Danvers from the comics is a little cocky, sure, but in a selfassured and confident kind of way that you can respect and makes her likeable. Plus shes a natural born leader. She's almost a female Captain America if he was more of a wiseass like Iron Man.
On screen in the CM movie they leaned into the cockiness and wiseass stuff a lil too much but forgot to make her likeable lol.
In Endgame and The Marvels she was much more down to Earth and relatable without seeming assholish like she did in CM.
Doom: [rip the spine out of bastard]
Doomsday shouldn’t be a direct reference to Doom, but to what he is claiming to save them from.
Edit: which will make it all the more devastating.
In the comic he wants to help stop what’s going on and only really goes solo when the avengers refuse to let him help.
“The only thing people love more than a hero is to watch them fail; die trying” - Green Goblin
Doom is Augustus, the cold ruthless winner, noo, survivor of an age of chaos and destruction whose victory lap is not personal riches, it’s creating Pax Dooma.
Most villains conquer for world domination, Dooms conquering and world domination is a means to an end, and end with humanity’s survival guaranteed.
I’m here for it though since the dramatic irony is immense. Like we all know exactly who Victor von Doom is, so it should actually be kinda fun watching the whole MCU get jebaited by Green Iron Man.
This is kinda my consolation prize tho. Everything about the way Doom is getting introduced in general makes me sad.
I actually like the idea that he may be seen as a good guy initially and maybe even convince some heroes to join him for a time. It’d be different to Thanos where he was a solo force of nature. I feel like we’ve done that, Doom could be something different, at least initially. Towards the end though, yeah he should become unstoppable leading into Secret Wars.
THIS.
People need to understand Doom.
He is ego incarnate. He is the benevolent god that the *multiverse* has been waiting on.
That should be the Doom they introduce. A Doom who looks at the magic of Dr Strange and says, "This exists, therefore it is measurable by science. And that means I can learn it." And then goes on to become as powerful as a Sorcerer Supreme through sheer will and knowledge. A Doom who doesn't just *believe* he is right, but has looked into the future and **KNOWS** he is right.
A Doom who will kill millions to save billions. And genuinely does it from a place of love and want for humanity to succeed. And not even a God that can see into the depths of his soul can deny his intentions and motives as pure.
If they do it right he'll be even more sympathetic than Killmonger and Thanos.
Disney doesnt have the fucking balls
That being said I feel that the entire movie is his introduction, and we *will* get that sometime before the third act of the movie to up the stakes.
This is going to be a much different movie than Infinity War.
Also, I wish everyone would accept that MCU Doom is going to show his face a decent chunk of the time, unlike comics Doom. There is no way they hired RDJ to have Doom masked 99% of the time.
These are not "rumours", these are just "people saying shit". There's no credence to any of it.
"I think Dr Doom will be played by a cat"
Oh no, there are "rumours" that Doom will be played by a cat!!!!!!!!1
Also there's a chance he just straight up won't be in the movie if brand new day takes place concurrently
It should mirror the Thanos scene at the start of Infinity War but be more brutal and just really show how powerful Doom is as he kills all these heroes before it's revealed they are from a different universe
*Doom literally allied with the heroes against Thanos when he had the Infinity* *~~Gems~~* *Stones. He's not that kind of villain.*
I think he’s
The Doom of Dooms
To kill incursion
Which I’m sure cost him something
Bro is gonna create singularity incursion
Battleworld
probably kill many who we know along the way
Magneto wouldn’t be talking about The End unless it was inevitable horizon
When days of future past
Becomes part of a now unified continuity
What happens when Doom strikes at Yggdrasil
Stitching together the pieces
Within
The timeless Void
To rule over as God-Emperor
What happens?
Who can stop him?
How is continuity restored?
Why was Cyclops open eyed unrestrained?
Lmao
"Turns out you had some fire in you after all."
https://www.reddit.com/r/marvelstudios/s/fckA5vcpbr
You really don’t understand doom
I REALLY hope RDJ tops that. Somehow.
Doom, however, must be completely convinced of his primacy, his absolute and unwavering right to rule.
Besides after RDJ's Oppenheimer performance, no better way to see a truly serious and intense role to show off his range
A man who thinks he knows what is best and will do whatever it takes to protect his people. He has a suit of armor around himself, has extended it to his nation and wants to extend it further to his world.
I've since warmed to Ultron and love it dearly, but yeah at the time that was quite the surprise.
The comics show this by presenting Doom as a threat, then presenting an even bigger threat (Galactus, Beyonder, etc.) and having Doom provide a solution that is seen as "yeah, he's a prick, but this is actually a decent solution to our shared problem, so let's swallow our pride and agree to it"
...then Doom betrays everyone and tries to take over.
The multiverse saga has leaned into themes of legacy and parentage a lot. With the teasers even showing >! Cap with a kid!<
I'm pretty sure Doom will be >!some form of a Tony variant (or vice versa) but one who lost his child, Morgan.!<