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Via edgarwright
Even though Edgar Wright had an unfortunate splitting of ways with Marvel and left Ant-Man early, due to creative differences, he can't seem to help noticing how many actors he's worked with have gone on to star in Marvel movies-- examples being Chris Evans in Captain America and Brie Larson announced for Captain Marvel.
Wright took to Twitter to express his most recent support of Anna Kendrick for the role of Marvel's Squirrel Girl:
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Via Comicbook.com
“I just heard about that,” Evans said to the Wizard World Philadelphia crowd. “I really hope that happens! I love Brie Larson. We did a movie together back in ’09, Scott Pilgrim vs. The World. I cannot say enough about Brie Larson. I think she is phenomenal, and I really hope that happens.”
And there ya have it. Cap'n is completely on board with the Brie Larson Captain Marvel development.
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Via Re Action
Ronda Rousey has been campaigning to star in Marvel Studios' first female lead superhero movie, Captain Marvel, slated for release in 2018. Nerd icon and director Kevin Smith made his opinion known. In summary Smith believes, she looks tough, she is tough, give her a movie. Because all of Hulk Hogan's movies really panned out.
She does look pretty cool though.
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Ronda Rousey is definitely a geek, her love of Pokemon and Dragonball Z is widely known, but can she take that geek cred to the movies? The MMA fighter has begun an internet fan campaign to play Marvel's first female superhero, Captain Marvel.
With Superman-like powers, Captain Marvel is set to become the most powerful Avenger yet, and big name actresses Charlize Theron and Emily Blunt are already rumored to be in playing the hero in her 2018 debut. Does Rousey have a shot?
Marvel has their schedule planned out well unto 2020. Joining the Avengers, Captain Marvel (The MCU's first female solo hero) will have her own film in 2018. She, along with Chadwick Boseman as Black Panther, Paul Rudd as Ant-Man and Benedict Cumberbatch as Doctor Strange, will lead the Avengers in Phase 4.
Outside of the Inhumans, she is the only Marvel hero who has not been cast. Here are our favorites, and how their performances of the most powerful woman in the MCU would play out.
Via ComicBook
Director James Gunn took to Twitter to crush the rumors that Captain Marvel, or the symbiote race that created Venom in the Spider-Man comic books would appear in the upcoming Guardians of the Galaxy.
Sorry fanboys, you'll just have to wait for Guardians 3.
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Via AV Club
Captain Marvel has spent sometime refuting Rocket's claims that her cat is actually an alien creature known as a Flerken. Now those
