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Squirrel Girl movie?
I hate BossLogic. Dudes one of the worst "artists" around, but even a broken clock is right twice a day:
https://pbs.twimg.com/media/CmVuTeeUMAA_laV.jpg I mean, this is more than fitting, unless you think about http://media.salon.com/2013/12/lena_dunham.jpg Who would own the role. 100% http://i.onionstatic.com/avclub/5810/66/16x9/960.jpg And no, Kendrick is NOT a good choice for April. Stop it. Don't even. Source |
Not every character deserves a movie.
No to Squirrel Girl. No to Howard the Duck. |
I think a Squirrel Girl movie is a fantastic idea. They've proved that smaller characters can still be successful with Ant-Man. Also Kendrick would be great for the role.
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I'd rather we get SG than another FF movie, or more Wolverine.
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While I am a fan of Squirrel Girl, I don't think she's the type of character who can carry her own movie compared to, say, Captain Marvel or Wonder Woman.
Plus there's the fact she's a mutant, so unless they heavily modify her background like they did with Wanda or Pietro, that'll put a damper on her chances of appearing in the MCU. |
Eh, in a few years time. I'd rather see Squirrel Girl appear in more cartoons first to form an honest opinion. I may be wrong, but isn't her only animated appearance Fantastic Four: World's Greatest Heroes episode The Cure? I do know it was a mere cameo before She-Hulk appeared, but I'm unsure.
Regardless, expand on her in other media and then bring into a movie, probably won't be until the 2020's or 30's though until we see her get a movie. |
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Dunham is a bad person. She doesn't deserve a Marvel role.
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Their was that one manga FF way back, had some cool ideas about Richards stretching his prefrontal cortex and individual neurons....a cool idea...but most of my exposure to them has left me pretty cold. I don't know, I just feel they should be in another movie, Spider-Man or Avengers, as supporting players. But Teller and Jordan can Piss off. I refuse to watch anything with them. |
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I wouldn't cast Kendrick, but it's a cool character, and I'd totally go see her movie. The current squirrel girl is curvy, and I'd rather see an actress with a "conspicuously awesome butt."
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Obscure superheroes don't deserve movies. They should just be sidekicks in big movies like the way they treat Falcon, War Machine, in the Marvel movies.
The only one who deserves a movie is Black Widow and Hawkeye, probably together. |
Yes to Squirrel Girl, yes to Kendrick, a thousand times yes. I am absolutely down with this.
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Yes to Squirrel Girl, yes to Kendrick, but she needs to be in a Dead Pool movie.
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They would have to change her origin however, cause in the comics she's a mutant but has no connections to X-Men, so they have to create a new origin for the movie. |
Folks here love them some Kendrick.
Don't get it, don't care. She should have to fight Dunham for the part, in a battle to the death. |
How many times do I have to say this?! NO, Iron-Man was NEVER "obscure". He has been one of four FLAGSHIP characters in Marvel for DECADES! Right yp with Hulk Cap and Spidey. He is a FOUNDING Avenger and has been around since before Marvel as a company even existed!
That said, no to a Squirrel Girl movie. I would seriously take another Howard the Duck film over her. (Hey, the original Howard is a guilty pleasure of mine....) |
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Reference to future film Quip Reference to future film Quip Quip Quip Quip Quip Quip Post credit scene There you go that's your Squirrel Girl movie. Pay me later Marvel. |
So original. Did you come up with that by yourself?
And Ellie Kemper for Squirrel Girl. |
Rachel Bloom for Squirrel Girl!
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A self-aware super hero movie that embraces all the silliness from the Golden and Silver Age of comics? Yeah, I’d watch that.
Squirrel Girl could be like a family friendly Deadpool movie. |
Anna Kendrick as Squirrel Girl? Yes please. People need to take to social media and demand that this happen.
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The current "Unbeatable Squirrel Girl" comic by Ryan North and Erica Henderson is great, and I could totally see a movie working. Something on a (much) smaller budget that doesn't have to compete with the big blockbusters and can just have some silly, fluffy fun with the MCU. |
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For the other's asking, google "girls" on HBO. It perfectly exemplifies the worst of humanity, or simply is a snapshot of this generation. Lena Dunham also happens to be the anti-christ. https://i.kinja-img.com/gawker-media...txrrgwcyk8.PNG |
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Men and boys won't watch a movie like this, so it'll likely never get made. |
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She's only appeared in a handful of comics (Most of which are team up books as a supporting characters), has no major story arcs for a movie to draw inspiration from compared to other heroes, and doesn't even have her own personal rogues gallery. Even She-Hulk has a better shot at getting a solo movie than Squirrel Girl. |
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And considering it's taken this long to get a Wonder Woman film in production, there's no chance for a She-Hulk. And if Wondy doesn't kill at the box office, there never will be. |
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