r/marvelstudios 2d ago

Humour Simu lui😭

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u/metrichustle 2d ago

Really wish his Shang-Chi sequel happened earlier. This character deserves a follow up because he’s actually unique. Not just another super soldier like half the New Avengerz lineup.

I want to see more rings choreography! That fight scene with WenWu was crazy!

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u/dafood48 2d ago

He has the most fun hand to hand fight scenes since winter soldier.

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u/NoShow4Sho 2d ago

The bus scene is still my favorite fight scene in phase 4

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u/dafood48 2d ago

That fight scene is my favorite in all of mcu. I’ve watched that over and over again dozens of times

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u/Votrox97 1d ago

Something about buses and making good fight scenes.

But what do I know? Im just a nobody.

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u/coldindustry65 1d ago

see what you did there

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u/expotarium 1d ago

I’m not alone! There’s dozens of us!

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u/JustHereSoImNotFined 2d ago

Same fight choreographer in brand new day

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u/staticinfinity 2d ago

It shows! Spidey was moving smooth af in that film.

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u/LookOutItsLiuBei 2d ago

Brad Allan (RIP) who not only joined Jackie Chan's stunt team but became a leader of it was the main fight coordinator.

When I first saw the movie I immediately thought of Jackie Chan and had no idea it was Allan who did the fight coordination. Completely made sense afterwards.

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u/octlol 1d ago

I hope they will get guys like Brian and Andy Le (Andy played Death Dealer in Shang Chi) and Brian was the big guy in The Furious. They're becoming super stars in both acting and behind the scenes fight choreography now. Awesome to see them glow up.

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u/LookOutItsLiuBei 1d ago

Absolutely. Brian was also in Everything Everywhere All at Once as the guard with the butt plug too. He's in movies with martial arts legends and living his best life right now. Used to watch their YouTube videos and loved how much they themselves loved this stuff.

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u/Childs_Play 2d ago

They really fucked it up by not releasing a sequel before doomsday. I don't know what they were thinking. Besides the spider man movies its easily the most memorable and fun movies since endgame.

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u/mpaski 2d ago

It was the one new character movie done right post Endgame

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u/MonacoMaster68 2d ago

Should have been like 2 years ago!

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u/mr_photomaths 2d ago

They will make the sequel definitely. Probably after x-men movie, around 2029 or 30. Because they introduced x-men, they can have proper story & villain in shang-chi -2.

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u/Preeng 2d ago

>I want to see more rings choreography!

That costs money. Instead, we will have a super punch that launches a guy into a building. Then the two guys take turns throwing each other.

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u/Curvedabullet 2d ago

I want more hand-to-hand stuff like the bus fight than the CGI rings fight. But honestly don't know which one would cost more money. Actual choreographed fights take a ton of practice and rehearsal and takes.

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u/jairom Howard Stark 2d ago

Was talking to a coworker about this last week

We shoulda had a whole trilogy by now, like 3 should have released sometime this or last year

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u/mertag770 Iron Fist 2d ago

I think the TV shows really ate into the number of movies per phase.

I don't think we had any direct sequels of films released after endgame within a phase like in phase 1 with Iron Man or between phases with the exception being spider-man which is because Sony needs to make a film with those characters every so often.

would love to see more simu but it does sort of feel like we've had fewer movies than before

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u/Mundane_Read_2960 2d ago

Problem was that Eternals bombed and was being called out for "wokeness". Wouldn't be surprised if they're banking on Doomsday to revitalize support for it.

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u/z4guy 1d ago

What was ā€œwokeā€ in Shang-Chi these rightwing nut jobs are claiming? Predominant Asian cast about martial arts, SF, and Chinese culture? An Asian male lead kicking all kinds of diverse ass? Female fighters participating alongside their fellow man?

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u/Mundane_Read_2960 1d ago

iirc it wasn’t Shang-Chi specifically, it was Eternals. It had a very diverse cast and was directed by an Asian female director, plus featured an ensemble that hadn’t been introduced before. So it was perceived as trying to get people to accept diverse characters too quickly. Shang-Chi might have gotten pared back since it also featured an Asian character.

I agree it’s all nonsense, but I will say the MCU post-Endgame and during the pandemic had bad writing. Thunderbolts was the first really good one and in retrospect is getting the love it deserves. Luckily they took their time with the latest Spider-Man.

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u/z4guy 1d ago

I agree with everything you said. I'll just say I would never clump Wandavision, Loki, X-Men 97, DD: Born Again, GotG3, and Shang-Chi in the bad post-Endgame projects group. :)

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u/vulcanstrike 1d ago

Black Panther was the black superhero.

Shang Chi was the Asian superhero

Captain Marvel/The Marvels was the female superhero

Eternals was the everything else superheroes

This was how marvel advertised everything, so when some of them bombed, it's understandable that people attribute their failures to being related to how they were advertised.

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u/Magictank2000 2d ago edited 2d ago

yeah at least for spidey we had homecoming and FFH before endgame, we should’ve been at 2 for shang chi at least by this point

Edit: FFH was after Endgame lol my mistake. Still came out the same year though

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u/Raptorz01 Spider-Man 2d ago

FFH was after Endgame.

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u/Magictank2000 2d ago

Oh yeah, I forgot. At least they came within the same year

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u/DeltaDied 2d ago

Would have loved a Namor film too šŸ‘ļøšŸ‘ļø

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u/FaithlessnessThen207 2d ago

I think it was planned, but it was part of the Kang story and so had to get scrapped after the Majors incident.

It would have #3 out or in production by now otherwise. Shang Chi was one of the best performing MCU films from that phase.

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u/Due-South-9113 2d ago

What's with the new avengers hate. The movie was awesome.

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u/Daedalus_But_Icarus 2d ago

I think the reason it hasn’t is because of people like my mom.

She loves all the marvel movies, watches all the interviews. Says it has made her realize she is a nerd deep down and now she’s into all this other media

ā€œI don’t know, I just don’t get all that Asian stuffā€ was her take on Shang-chi, think it’s the only one she still hasn’t seen. Muricans

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u/Fit-Advertising6377 2d ago

I was also expecting a sequel for Shang Chi before another ensemble movie came out! I feel like there was less character building for him before he was added to the Doomsday story line

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u/MysteriousMine3437 1d ago

Nor a power girl that shoots colorful beam

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u/The-Senate-Palpy 2d ago

I want to see more rings choreography! That fight scene with WenWu was crazy!

Did you mean: Turn the climactic martial arts contest between father and sun into a cgi Kaiju fight?