>>82471629
Jokes on you. Thats the best F4 film.
>>82471629
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iWxo1VV3QyY
Best victor without a doubt.
>>82471614
Oh wow, I didn't know there was a second one.
>>82473054
There are three pre-MCU movies: Two in the 1970's starring Reb Brown (and Christopher Lee in the second), and then the 90's one.
>>82471586
Best Fury right there
>>82472708
What the hell, that's really dramatic and cool looking, is the rest of the film as good as that?
>>82471643
FUCK YOU!!!
That was genuinely fucking good.
>>82472708
holy shit
>>82473093
And honorable mention to the 1940s serial, which I think is in public domain, so presumably any hack film or comic book company can use its weird little version of Cap.
Howard the Duck
>>82471598
I actually enjoyed this for some dumb reason. Then again, I'm a sucker for camp in general.
>>82471586
>see thumbnail
>Wait...is that David Hasselh-
Holy shit! It's David Hasselhoff!
>>82472708
I feel so dorky because that gave me chills. Dr. Doom is so tragic, I actually dug that Reed Richards and felt like they were both playing off each other as actors pretty well.
>>82474834
This looks like porn
>>82472708
Why the fuck can't modern fantastic 4 films make a good doctor doom already?!?!
>>82471586
>The movies Marvel wants you to forget about
why does Marvel want me forget shit i forget in 15 min after i watched it anyway?
>>82475024
Everything in the 70s looked like porn.
>>82472628
>>82472708
>>82473505
Whether they were good or not, Marvel wants us to forget.
>>82475298
They want you to forget they used to suck ass at making movies
>>82472708
Why the fuck was this one scene literally better than anything from the other movies?
Why was there never an attempt to get a Doom like this?
>>82473319
no, really it has it's moments, doom is really great, but everytime johnny goes human torch it's this shitty 90s cg looks like it was done on an etchasketch
>>82471598
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lzJXJ3CgA58
>>82475298
>le Marvel movies are forgettable meme
Fuck off.
>>82477240
>he thinks David Hasslehoff's Nick Fury is a memorable cinematic experience from the House of Ideas
Now THIS is shilling.
>>82475716
When has Marvel ever said, implied, hinted, nudged, etc that they wanted anyone to forget any of those?
The entire "X wants you to forget!" thing is just something clickbait sites say. It's dangerously close to becoming a meme and should be quarantined accordingly.
>>82477361
Why are they rare and out of print but I have no problem finding Superman 1-4, Returns, Batman 1-4, Ninja Turtles 1-3 and TMNT in the walmart bargain bin?
>>82477240
... No offense, but the only thing I remember about the Nick Fury "movie" (actually it was a failed pilot) is that it existed - and I think there was SHIELD Helicarrier in it? Maybe?
>>82477155
Still remember that qt Jubilee.
>>82471629
>>82472708
>>82477105
I know what I'm watching this weekend
>>82472708
That actor should have bigger work.
>>82477455
Wouldn't the studios that originally made those movies have the rights to them?
>>82477455
Marvel doesn't own any of them ya dingus.
>>82471586
ITT:
Movies that are still better than Batman Vs. Superman: Dawn of Justice: El Kabong's magical piss jar adventure
>>82473655
>which I think is in public domain, so presumably any hack film or comic book company can use its weird little version of Cap.
The video is public domain, not the character.
It should also be noted that ABC mentioned all of the different Cap movies (and serial series) in their Cap special a couple of months ago. They even explain why Marvel would, early on, let anyone get a property for next to nothing as it would basically be free publicity for them.
>>82471629
to be fair they never intended to release that one
>>82477562
>Wouldn't the studios that originally made those movies have the rights to them?
Yes
Howard the Duck was released to VHS, DVD, and now BR
Nick Fury: Agent of SHIELD was released on DVD (Best Buy exclusive)
Fantastic 4 was never officially released in the States, but a few foreign countries saw a VHS release of it. A few years ago a widescreen, DVD-quality copy popped up online. The source is supposedly a German DVD which was recalled before release having been mistakenly handed over by the production studio. Officially Marvel is the distribution rights owner of the movie, having bought them to prevent the movie from coming out.
Both Captain America TV movies were released as a single DVD.
Neither Spider-man TV movie nor Doctor Strange has ever been released.
Generation X was a TV movie for FOX, but released on VHS in some foreign countries. There is a US Edit version and an "Uncut" European version which adds 1 swear word.
All of the Hulk TV series and movies were released on DVD. At one point you could grab the TV box set for as low as $20.
>>82477878
Marvel isn't even the first to have a movie be released to a foreign market without knowing. Gen 13 the Animated Movie was produced by Disney for Image Comics. Between producing the movie and getting ready to release it, WB bought the Wildstorm Comics division of to add to DC Comics. Disney blocked releasing the film so as to not support a competitor's property. Meanwhile some countries in South America still saw a VHS tape hit stores which is where most of the bootleg copies online come from.
Robotech the Movie also had this issue with a European VHS tape coming out years later of the limited run film which was only shown in Dallas, TX before getting scrapped entirely for a national showing. The movie was cobbled together from TV footage and the anime OVA Megazone 23 with additional animation added in parts to make the Robotech storyline work.
>>82477476
AND Dum-Dum Dugan, Baron Strucker, his kids, LMDs etc etc. And they even show a cigar, though they were already geting rid of those in comics.
It was pretty good compared to the current adaptations, actually.
>>82477878
Not that Marvel wants to forget the Hulk show, considering you can't have a Hulk thing these days without Bruce sadly walking to the theme at least once.
>>82478374
not to mention the opening credits to TIH
>>82477304
heh
>>82477361
Besides you obviously being overly literal it's well known the worst way to get people to forget about things is to make a big deal of it
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Streisand_effect
>>82471586
that's actually a good movie, and Hoff is a way better Fury than Samuel L Jackson
I wish they had used him as the SHIELD director in the MCU
