It IS animated.

http://collider.com/marvels-what-if-announces-massive-voice-cast-of-mcu-stars-jeffrey-wright-as-the-watcher/

Oh my god this will never end.

Ps.: that Loki logo is one of the ugliest logos I've ever seen from a big company.

Yeah, because female Thor was so well-received in the comics. Good luck with that.

I think the Dr. Strange sequel sounds interesting and Black Widow might appeal to me, but besides that I don't see anything that I care about.

Man, I love this universe that Marvel and Disney created.Its like a good videogame franchise thats trying to tell a larger plot through its games.Even when its not the best game, its still extremely enjoyable.

Honestly, its a formula thats so good that I dont see myself getting tired of it for the next years.They may never become the best movies of all time(Though Infinity War, Endgame and the first Avengers get pretty damn close to it), but I always have one hell of a time with it.

Dwayne The Rock Johnson, give or take

Will they, though? Marvel/Disney already said they WILL do R-rated comic book movies, including Deadpool. And come on, you can't seriously do a vampire hunter movie (or vampire movie, period) without any blood in it, it would look fake as hell. A guy shooting and hacking legions of bloodsucking vampires and vampires biting and sucking people's blood... PG-13? Not buyin' it. 

That shit better be R, man. A PG-13 vampire hunter movie makes NO sense. Plus we all know how it goes whenever Hollywood waters down something that should be R, it pretty much always ends in disappointment. Look at the DareDevil movie, it had an important subplot that added character/story depth and gritty scenes in line with the character that had to be removed to avoid an R rating and were added back into the R-rated Director's Cut and it was so much better than the watered-down PG-13 theatrical release, which was fucking terrible. That was another movie that had no business being PG-13 and barely got it even with all the story/violence cuts, which ruined the film.

And we all know how well it ended for RoboCop, Terminator (twice), AvP, Total Recall, Prom Night remake, Expendables 3, Ghost Rider (twice) and countless other films, which is to say not at all.

This is a great vid on the matter. It shows how neutering films from an R rating can and HAS ruined a bunch of them: 

Only really looking forward to GOTG 3, Doctor Strange, and (maybe) Blade. I'll have to watch trailers for FF4 and X-Men before I decide if I like the way they go with them. Not really familiar with Sang-Chi, so I'll wait for a trailer, too. The others I'm not really interested in and/or not buying another damned subscription service.

Meh, I was tired of marvel movies by age of Ultron, it's just too much for me. I watched every marvel movie up to aou, then afterwards I watched less than half. They all feel the same to me.

Damn, that looks SO MUCH better! How can Disney of all companies get a logo so wrong? Looks like they're giving up on trying to make anything of quality even when it comes to the logos. People will consume anything they do at this point.

Never end?  With Fantastic Four and X-men now in the works, boy it's just getting started :P

Also ya that Loki logo looks ugly but I'm thinking it's one of those things we'll need to watch to understand why each letter in the logo has a different font. But still ugly lol

I love this too! Sure some people might be burnt by this but I love that the MCU are the only movies that are doing this (right) which is completely different than any other Hollywood movies. (Sure others have tried but have completely failed)

I was thinking of Hafþór Júlíus Björnsson.  But technically the person the play Ben Grimm doesn't have to be big and strong.  The Thing will likely be fully CGI and they'll make him look big/do another Mark Ruffalo-Hulk thing.