Im disappointed you mention an expanding MCU going into the mystical realm starring Strange and Rand without mentioning T’Challa. SMH I guess BP can’t get any love on the technological or mystical sides. He is a genius in both and can be a linchpin for the broad audience who wants to see the advanced tech of Stark, the awe and spectacle of Odinsons Asgard, and the political acrobatics of Rogers. His fingerprints are laced throughout the MCU already with easter eggs in IM2 and CA:TFA. Black Panther movie NOW D@MNIT

@2Challa,

You know I love BP!

I give him a little bit of mention here. I hope he gets into the MCU soon:

http://www.comicbookbrainsplatter.com/2013/09/marvel-studios-may-be-lining-up.html

@batz11,

I'm hopeful we see some Knights as well. Could make for some great TV

@ManOfReal,

Yup...super mad. Actually I just thought it was appropriate to point out that your comments were trollish and thoughtless and that if the best thing you had to say was that you wasted 5 minutes of your life, that it was ironic you wasted more time saying so.
Outside of that you seem super cool. I bet it'd be fun if we hung out. I'm sure you're one of those people whose as big of jerk when he isn't at a keyboard.

clock not cock** LMFAO!!

Ummmm......when exactly did GotG become the most hyped CBM of 2015? According to who? A bunch of Marvel fanboys who think general audiences will now watch anything with the Marvel logo, no matter the quality or if it's based on c-list or d-list characters? (Seriously, to listen to some fanboy comments, you would think sticking the Marvel logo on Lone Ranger would have made it a $500 million dollar film.)

GotG might do well, it might not. I've said this before, it will depend on whether or not they can get general audiences to like & accept Groot & the Raccoon. I put the odds at about 50/50 right now. But, sooner or later, a Marvel film will bomb. It's just the law of averages, no studio is 100% successful. Even mighty Disney has had bombs, 2 pretty big ones in the past few years in John Carter & Lone Ranger. I think Ant-Man is a likely candidate to be the flop. I just have a very hard time seeing general audiences accept him, and that is being released too soon after Superman/Batman, which will hurt it. In fact, being released just a couple of months after the 2nd Avengers film may hurt it, because it might not hold up well in comparison. And once they have a flop, their plans for the future will probably change.

Its hard to think what the future if the mcu might be like, how long are they expecting it to last, and how many movies per year will they be willing to make per year. With the current lineup of mcu movies none seem to indicate flop. Thor:tdw looks fantastic and will be boosted by the avengers and iron man 3 buzz as will cap 2. Gotg the GA wont mind a talking tree and a gun totting racoon, they have seen the transformers, alvin and the chipmunks, lotr and other fantasy movies, hell even chronicles of narnia series, aluce in wonderland and the never ending story. So yea i think the GA is well accustomed to talking non human beings.

To be honest i will most likely end up watching ant man more times at the cinema than mos2 only reason im gonna watch that is because its the first dc crossover movie and im gonna see once no matter how bad it is. But edgar always delivers, so im excited for antman.

It better include Black Panther