Agree 100%. Superman Returns was basically a sequel to Superman: The Movie, which had three follow-up films already. To this day, I do not understand how Brandon Routh won that role.
Glen Powell looks just like the character in my book.5 actors who could play Booster Gold in the hero’s upcoming HBO Max series
By Anthony Orlando | digitaltrends
February 6, 2023
James Gunn recently announced an HBO Max series about the time-traveling superhero Booster Gold that will be part of the first chapter of his DC Universe. For those unfamiliar with this character, he is a lowly human from the 25th century who goes back to the present day with advanced technology and becomes a famous superhero.
Described by Gunn as the “superhero story of imposter syndrome,” Booster Gold will likely take a comedic approach to bring the underrated and unconventional character to life. And the studio still has to find an actor to play this cult comic book hero. DC will need someone with enough charm and comedic chops to play everyone’s favorite golden boy, and here are a few candidates who would be perfect playing Booster Gold.
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Jack Quaid
Neil Patrick Harris
Ryan Reynolds
Chris Pratt
Glen Powell
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Just my two cents. Quaid? No. Too quirky. Harris? No. Too old and quirky. Reynolds and Pratt? No fresh enough for a brand new character personality.
Powell? Perfect. Alan Ritchson is another name, not mentioned in the article, who would might be casting material.
Wow, that pic makes her look like her mid to late 20's rather than 18.From Spider-Gwen to Dark Phoenix, 5 MCU roles Millie Bobby Brown Would Fit in Like A Glove
By Hamza Qazi | Netflix Junkie
February 10, 2023
In recent times, we witnessed a transition in Hollywood. Our favorite stars are slowly getting older, and many emerging young actors are taking over the film industry. And when we talk about popular newcomers in Hollywood, one cannot forget Millie Bobby Brown. The Stranger Things star is one of today’s most renowned and bankable actors. And at the mere age of 18, the British actress has achieved what many can only dream of.
Over the past few years, Brown has become a global phenomenon. Owing to her incredible performance in the sci-fi series Stranger Things, Brown’s prominence has sharply risen in Hollywood. Furthermore, the actress even produced and starred in the detective drama Enola Holmes, featuring Henry Cavill as Sherlock Holmes. While Brown has starred in various roles, one genre that she is yet to explore is the comic book genre. So, here are five roles Millie Bobby Brown can play in the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
What MCU characters would Millie Bobby Brown be a perfect fit for?
The comic book genre, as we all know, is massive. While there are many films and shows in that genre, a plethora of characters and untold stories still remain. And a handful of roles would fit Brown like a glove.
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1) Spider Gwen
2) Power Princess
3) Dark Phoenix
4) Invisible Woman
5) Black Cat
I'd rather see the X-Men in an MCU series, after a movie debut.
But Batman is not fuzzy like an Ewok, so that counts.
Do we know how she came back, or do we have to watch the movie to find out? Obviously she's from a different universe...Well, it seems obvious, but I could be wrong.
It was explained in Endgame....when events were changed. So it's sort of a past Gamora who still served Thanos willingly before her change of heart.
I have to watch that again.
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I realized after I made the post that it was more of a grudging following... I just didn't go back and correct myself. Mainly it was to just explain where this Gamora came from.I would say Gamora was begrudgingly obeying Thanos rather than willingly. She was constantly searching for ways to stop the Mad Titan, especially by keeping him from gaining access to the Infinity Stones.
Her strategic subtefuge subtext can be viewed early at the 1:15.30 mark of Avengers: Endgame, when Nebula accidentally projected a holographic conversation of The Avengers' plan to capture the stones--due to a crazy cross-connection between the future Nebula's and her past self's tech. Gamora tried and failed to throw off Thanos' curiosity by describing the event as a glitch.
In regards to Gamora #2, the audience must remember she was slightly older than the original one seen in Guardians of the Galaxy Voi 1. She would have been even more cold and savage towards others than when she finally met up with her Scooby Gang. It would have been the only way to keep her sanity in check serving under Thanos.
As far as time travel in A:E, I would recommend these video marks:
31.50 - Lang's rambling hypothesis of time travel
39.30 - Stark's proving Lang's hypothesis with a working time model (he is such a freaking super genius
59.23 - Banner's breakdown of the consequences of time travel
One important thing to remember. This was all time travel, not trans-dimensional travel between universes (although the time traveling was conducted through the quantum realm). Gamora was from the past existing in the same universe, not from another universe. Just adding that for consideration before The Flash debut. That movie will be about time paradoxes, which Stark was able to avoid with his big brain, lol.
