Marvel studios has definitely cut ties with Ezra Miller
One could even say, theoretically of course, that these ties you mentioned ... Never existed
They should have reshot the movie, Flash is forever tainted, by that taint.
yeah, The Flash could have earned more money if Marvel reshot it. /s
Average Bluetick IQ
And they got rid of Terrence Howard because he can't count.
1 x 1 = 2
He wanted a bigger payout in Iron Man 2, since in his mind, he was bigger than RDjr at the time. But he was also kinda controlling.
"Next time, baby."
I will never not laugh my ass off thinking about that.
What happened?
He was convicted of domestic abuse. I don't know any more details but I'm sure the internet can provide many, both real and made up
I don't remember most of his (alleged) crimes, but he basically started a commune in the Vermont wilderness, populated it with young adults just over the age of consent, and gave them as many drugs as Hollywood money can buy. One girl ended up going to the hospital (and probably a lot of therapy) from an acid overdose; she didn't die, but she did trip balls for about 4 days without any sleep
Shouldn't retooling the entire universe take care of that?
No because the flash is DC, marvel didn't hire him because he's not marvel lol
They should just pretend fire him and see if he notices it's the wrong brand.
Cape is cape. [mr_incredible_pounding_table_meme.jpg]
No capes.
Literally. None of those characters wear capes. Kang, Flash, Mr. Incredible... no capes.
Batman?
OR this is a Lemmyshitpost moment because we are all taking part in making this guy and his well-timed tweet go viral.
I think marvel also fired.the guy playing homelander becasue he was a nazi
Curious about this. I thought he drunkenly assaulted a chef in Spain, but didn’t know about what you are mentioning. Can you elaborate?
Think about it: original poster made a joke about Marvel firing a DC person.
Anthony Starr works for an Amazon Prime original, The Boys, as Homelander. So...
I also hadnt heard that about homelander guy, anyone have more info?
It's called method acting
