This started in the 80's and 90's with shows like Married with Children. The father is the stepping stool for the family. This is a 180 from 60's and 70's tv with fathers like James Evans sr. and Archie Bunker.
Married with children was written by a black man never forget.. he made money off of creating a poor white trash show.. black excellence
That's sitcoms not super heroes though. Marv l wasn't doing that at first then they started doing it in a lot of their films and the captain captain marve movie l is in your face blatant feminism
WTF are you attempting to type? You're typing like you got a gun in one hand and a sack in the other... Tina
All these wack movies are doing numbers so somebody likes them.
True, and I loved it.
Please stop with the numbers thing.
No.
Marvel DOES need Universal to agree to allow them to use The Hulk to make movies and streaming series. Any time Marvel utilizes The Hulk:
- They need the permission of Universal Studios.
- They need to PAY Universal Studios.
Check it out:
This was from Mark Ruffalo's own mouth....
Iron man 2 was decent, Iron man 3 sucked cosmic levels of dickPlease stop with the numbers thing.
Iron Man 2 made more money than Iron Man 1. Does that mean it's better?? Hell no.
Americans once paid money for a pet rock.
Thank you.
feature film rights only
& Any live or animated TV /streaming has to be +44mins run time
"[Sony] has the exclusive rights to utilize the "Spider-Man" character... to (a) develop and produce live action or animated theatrical motion pictures (each, a "Picture") and live-action television series (and also animated television series with episodes longer than 44 minutes)."
no ancillary rights
no merch, toys, print,
in 2011 needing a boost of cash, Sony sold the merchandising rights back to Marvel. Which, ultimately, meant that Disney owned the merchandising rights to Spidey.
Now, Marvel is able to sell and profit off of Spider-Man toys, shirts, lunch boxes, and video games,
Sony NEVER owned Spidey video game rights... only Activision had an exclusive license that expired in 2014
Does Sony own the video game rights to Spider-Man?
Sony owns the rights to Spider-Man on the big screen but when it comes to the web-slinger in video games, who is the one responsible?apptrigger.com
Marvel Finally Explains Its Hulk Deal
Universal and Marvel publicly agreed upon a new deal regarding the Hulk film rights in 2006. However, this only happened after Universal failed to get a sequel to Ang Lee's 2003 Hulk movie in active development by the contracted date (at which point the rights would revert to Marvel).
David Maisel, a former Marvel Studios executive who played a key role in getting the MCU up and going, subsequently proposed that Marvel Studios make the next Hulk film and pay Universal to distribute it, which resulted in 2008's The Incredible Hulk. This also ensured that Marvel Studios could use Hulk in "future multicharacter films," beginning with The Avengers in 2012 and continuing on to Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015), Thor: Ragnarok (2017), Avengers: Infinity War (2018), and Avengers: Endgame (2019). At the same time, Universal retains "the right of first refusal to distribute any future solo Hulk movies," which accounts for the lack of a second Hulk solo movie in the MCU.
MCU is not for you there's no humanand barnyard animal.beastialitgy whatsoevergoijg down in those movies
feature film rights only
& Any live or animated TV /streaming has to be +44mins run time
"[Sony] has the exclusive rights to utilize the "Spider-Man" character... to (a) develop and produce live action or animated theatrical motion pictures (each, a "Picture") and live-action television series (and also animated television series with episodes longer than 44 minutes)."
no ancillary rights
no merch, toys, print,
in 2011 needing a boost of cash, Sony sold the merchandising rights back to Marvel. Which, ultimately, meant that Disney owned the merchandising rights to Spidey.
Now, Marvel is able to sell and profit off of Spider-Man toys, shirts, lunch boxes, and video games,
Sony NEVER owned Spidey video game rights... only Activision had an exclusive license that expired in 2014
Does Sony own the video game rights to Spider-Man?
Sony owns the rights to Spider-Man on the big screen but when it comes to the web-slinger in video games, who is the one responsible?
Marvel Finally Explains Its Hulk Deal
Universal and Marvel publicly agreed upon a new deal regarding the Hulk film rights in 2006. However, this only happened after Universal failed to get a sequel to Ang Lee's 2003 Hulk movie in active development by the contracted date (at which point the rights would revert to Marvel).
David Maisel, a former Marvel Studios executive who played a key role in getting the MCU up and going, subsequently proposed that Marvel Studios make the next Hulk film and pay Universal to distribute it, which resulted in 2008's The Incredible Hulk. This also ensured that Marvel Studios could use Hulk in "future multicharacter films," beginning with The Avengers in 2012 and continuing on to Avengers: Age of Ultron (2015), Thor: Ragnarok (2017), Avengers: Infinity War (2018), and Avengers: Endgame (2019). At the same time, Universal retains "the right of first refusal to distribute any future solo Hulk movies," which accounts for the lack of a second Hulk solo movie in the MCU.
With the proliferation of gays and lesbians it's definitely for you,,, you're hoping for a Tranny Superhero that dresses like a masculine looking woman and beats crimminals with it's.... stick
