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Ultimate Spider-Man!

 

The Suicide Squad

The United States Government has a secretive Black Ops Organization known as Argus, led by Former Director of the F.B.I. Amanda Waller, Argus has become the top dog in the U.S.'s Black Ops/Covert Mission department. Word has Broken out that The U.S. Government is attempting to kill The Joker, via the organization Checkmate, led by Maxwell Lord.

Ordered by Current C.I.A. Director Alan Scott, Waller is to assemble a Black Ops team to collect the Joker and take him to a disclosed location so he can be debriefed on possible Government wide threats hiding in Gotham City, and the Identity of the Batman. Making Joker the most valuable asset in the Governments attempted control over Superheroes.

Unable to put together a full team of Government Agents, Waller enlists the aid of several jailed Supervillains, forming an off the books Task Force, for Black Ops Missions the Government cannot be connected to. Designation Task Force X is assembled, and are implanted with remote charges that will detonate on orders by Waller. The team that has worked together as villains have to work together as heroes.

Not suited by the official Government designation, the Team Gives itself a nickname fit for every member... The Suicide Squad.

Oscars

Well the Nominee's are out for the Oscars, no Surprise that Andy Serkis got snubbed. I was surprised Nolan didn't get a nomination but he's not too desperate for one so I'm at peace with that. The big win in my opinion was Michael Keaton getting it for Birdman. Heard nothing but good reviews on the film and I knew he'd get the Nod after I saw he won the Golden Globe, which gives him a rough 50/50 chance but I seriously think that with his time in the industry and how well he's re-adapted himself to fit different areas of characters he should get it. The guy who played Mr. Mom was also responsible for Batman, Beetlejuice, Birdman, and Peter McCabe is due for an Oscar.

Also, why hasn't anyone remade Desperate Measures, that film was awesome. Michael was one hell of a villain in that. I think the Academy is Keaton's peers. They've known or worked with him in some capacity and see that he is fun. I think he will win and I root for him, but I can't say I'd be surprised if he doesn't get it. Anywho I'm for Michael Keaton on this one. I like the guy, yeah it's cause he was my Batman (sorry Kevin, but I saw Michael first) and He's always a fun guy. He gets the spirit of old and new filmmaking. He's having fun, but he is also committed to sending a message in his performance and in his chosen films. Sure you might not like a lot of them, you're entitled too. But I have really enjoyed his filmography. Even Duplicity (which again, surprised there's no remake there, sounds like a movie born for Zach Galifianakis).

Tell me who do you want to win the Big Prizes? Outside of Keaton I'm mostly riding the Paul Wes Anderson ticket. He's a filmmaker with vision and budget.

Marvel Studios Spider-Man, My Way.

Fantastic 4 (2005) Done Right!

 My take on what could have been with 2005's Fantastic 4 Adaptation from 20th Century Fox.

An Ultimate Fantastic Four Movie

We all know Sony has been attempting a deal with Marvel over the use of Spider-Man, many Marvel fans are extremely excited. This signals possibilities with other studios such as 20th Century Fox, who seem to be hiding their upcoming Fantastic Four Reboot from much of the Public Eye. Due out August of 2015 and with no Promotional images or even a teaser trailer, it's easy to think that not only do fans think it will fail, but Fox does as well. Their efforts to bury this Fantastic Four Reboot seem to be largely positive to many fans of the Classic books who have little to no interest in seeing such a heavy departure from 616 canon.