I think the best way to kickoff a cinematic universe is to not do it. Just make a movie, and if it works make a sequel and if THAT works make a spinoff and if THAT works you've got a universe. People have this thing where they like to see a good movie instead of a 90 minute trailer for a cinematic universe
SirGeeeO True. Originally Ironman was meant to be a simple Trilogy, but then it was more successful than expected and they tried Thor and Cap, which were good enough to fund Avengers, which Funded The rest of the MCU.
@@joelhornburg1603 They say that the MCU wasn't planned, but they already had the incredible hulk connected so once iron man was awesome and Disney bought them they seemingly just activated there trap card and made Fury's big week AKA Iron Man 2, Thor, and Captain America. Once Iron Man worked they were basically full steam ahead. They already tried to make a universe with Artisan years earlier so they'd been working on this for awhile. I swear it only works because of Feige. Like if you see an MCU movie you know it's going to be good. The only actually bad MCU movie is Thor 2 and they corrected that shit right away and made another great movie in Ragnarok. The worst Marvel movies are the ant man and the wasp type that aren't bad, they're certainly entertaining, but nothing special. DC is trying to make Geoff Johns their Feige, but idk if anyone else can do what Feige has done.
"That may be a fantastic _____ or, it may be a Fantastic 4". Ok, I'm using that phrase in my life every chance I get. Your royalty check is in the mail.
Air Bud. The Air Bud universe is one of the greatest cinematic universes of all time, maybe even good enough to rival the MCU. Literally there are like 15 Air Bud films/spinoffs on Netflix and I have no idea why.
@@EvanTrace It's a cinematic universe. The "Air Bud" films are a separate series than the "Buddies" franchise. There's also another spinoff that I can't remember the name of.
@@redrum_max7345 Yes it was. The problem was that we were introduced to an alternative Superman, so to throw in so many characters like the Justice league was such a disaster when they were all the regular versions of themselves. If they were all unique renditions of themselves like superman was, it could've worked out. But people still would've been confused why we weren't getting the bright and colorful traditional justice league.
@@Jack-rk7jc But the directors keep on saying it's "true to the comics" when it clearly isn't and that makes me kinda mad... Man of steel - Mediocre Movie, Bad Superman Movie I know it's not the colorful Superman that's true to the comics but it's not what Snyder said. He kept on saying that he did not change Superman.
FYI I don't hate DC itself I just hate The DCEU. I'm just sad that we don't have movies of those characters that are amazing and that are true to the comics. Except Batman (Thanks Nolan!)
Cause Tarantino takes so long to make his movies because they're actually good. I'm curious to see if there will be any connections in the Manson movie he's making.
When are we getting a Nick Mason spinoff movie? He was a very well developed character in the Weekly Planet spinoff series, I think he deserves to have his own solo film. Only then will the Mr. Sunday Movies Cinematic Universe (MSMCU) be complete.
Kick-ass already did the shared universe concept in comics, so it could be just similar to that. Also - Percy Jacksons problem was that they tried to condense about 5-6 books in 2 movies.
The main issue with the Percy Jackson stuff is the blatant lake of regard for the source material. The MCU works because people like Feige and the Russo's actively look to the comics for inspiration. When making the PJO films the author tried to give genuine feedback but it was blatantly ignored.
There would have been a brilliant potential to do a movie a book due to so much source material if they include the Heroes of Olympus storylines as well
@@applemansr2688 I had to look this up, they're talking about a 1991 anime called Chouetsu Sekai, produced internally by Aum Shinrikyou, the terrorist cult that attacked the Japanese subway system with sarin gas that one time. It's the story of how their leader is the reincarnation of Jesus Christ. They made it with the intention of attracting new members from the untapped audience of "otaku" (big nerds).
Part of me is like, "Not everything needs to be connected!" but I'm also sitting here like, "What's the point of making Venom if it's not gonna be connected to the MCU or Spider-Man? What a waste of time."
JRTEKK Marvel and Feige aren't going to let Venom, a movie made completely made by Sony, be a part of the MCU when marvel didn't have creative control over it. Like how the X-men were a part of marvel, but weren't in the MCU. And Marvel has more important things to worry about now with their own future projects rather than a shitty spin-off movie made by Sony. And they've already said it's not a part of the MCU, so Sony is just saying that connection bizz in hopes of drawing more people in, when they themselves don't get to decide whether or not their characters interact with the MCU ones
I wouldn't call a lot of these YA movies shared universes. Just movies with sequels. I guess they term might be "franchises". Shared universes are separate movies with different characters, but in a single continuity. John Wick, for example, sounds to me like a movie with sequels and spinoffs.
I want a Barbie crossover were all of the babies are in a one room and one of them Just says,, yall know i dont wanna fight the baddy. I Just want to eat glitter
What about: XCU Star Wars Cinematic Universe Wizarding World The Conjuring Universe John Wick Universe Cloverfield Cinematic Universe Lego Cinematic Universe Universal Monsters Universe (Original black & white one) TarantinoVerse View Askewniverse
@@davidkane6145 John Wick is becoming a cinematic universe with the announcement of chapter 4 (& likely more chapters), a Ballerina movie set within the JWU (& likely more spinoffs) and a TV show about The Continental. And the filmmakers confirmed they want a crossover with John Wick and Atomic Blonde at some point. Star Wars has the books and Clone Wars show to expand their universe and Disney openly admitted they're trying to emulate the MCU with Rogue One, Solo, and the Old Republic trilogy. But in any case these links can explain these cinematic universes better than I can: www.denofgeek.com/us/movies/john-wick/266622/john-wick-to-become-a-cinematic-universe io9.gizmodo.com/the-john-wick-cinematic-universe-is-beginning-to-expand-1797267056 www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2018/02/08/the-problem-with-disney-trying-to-turn-star-wars-into-the-marvel-cinematic-universe/#2fffdf2a563d www.thewrap.com/the-best-books-from-the-defunct-star-wars-expanded-universe-photos/ wegotthiscovered.com/movies/star-wars-cinematic-universe/
It's crazy how successful the MCU has been, especially when all these other studious have tried to replicate it, and have failed. (besides the Monsterverse they're doing well)
Shin Godzilla was pretty huge, on and off screen, and they have all the rights to their characters. But as far as the MCU's success, it wasn't even that they made good movies. But they made their universe feel like an actual universe They gave four great stand alone movies with just little nudges and hints and something greater, and then they revealed it in Avengers. After that, they were free to do more standalones, or group projects. But just by having some events that tied everything together, it worked great. Most cinematic universes want to have it all worked out already by the second or third movie. It's why I think the monsterverse is going to do well, because Godzilla and Kong were mostly respectively their own thing that then leads up to what we're about to get in King of the Monsters.
It's weird cause I feel it's a bit early, but at the same time, I'm super excited for it. I kinda thought Rodan and Mothra might get their movies first, or at least the Godzilla vs Kong movie would be first. I mean, after Ghidra, how much of a threat would Kong be? Not to mention it'd just make more sense for them to team up against Ghidra after fighting some.
To be fair The Dark Tower/Stephen King Universe has taken off. It 1&2, pet semetary, dark tower, and the shining reboot. Plus the others planned. So they have 4 movies with a 5 on the way which is in the works
They should have gone small scale, and just made some really good horror movies with great actors as the monsters (as opposed to the celebrity cast they went with). Robert Englund as Van Helsing!
@@ThreadBomb well the invisible man was good and fairly successful, hopefully they do a few more films like that before trying to turn it into a universe
Universal already had the absolutely over the top, crazy, and hilariously fun Van Helsing (Hugh Jackman) to spinoff for shared universe of B-movies based on classic monsters.....victorian era classic monsters having a romp through a serious of connected b-action/horror? Yes? Yes.
I think most of the books they talked about could be great movies. The problem is that the people who make the movies don't see a new fantastik concept, they see the next Harry Potter, and try to make the next Harry Potter. Which fails misserably, and then they've made a bad version of Harry Potter and a terrible version of a great book.
Best shared universe: The Mummy with Brendan Fraser Its sequel featuring the Scorpion King with Dwayne Johnson. Then that movie's prequel showing the backstory of the Scorpion King. Then that movie's prequel showing the origin of the Scorpion King with different actor. Then the first standalone movie's 2 sequels but still The Mummy trilogy's prequels with yet another actor. Then the upcoming sequel to these 2 movies but still a prequel to The Mummy movies (even though The Mummy has been rebooted since) with yet another different actor. Best shared universe.
yes Disney will get DC to make their own studio and then leave them with a head that knows about DC like they did with marvel. there we go just get someone who actually is a fanboy/girl of the original material
The thing that worked with the MCU is that the first few movies are standalone. I'm not sure when Marvel decided to do the whole Avengers MCU thing, but Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, all of them work as standalone films with the exception of the occasional cameo or mention of a character, but that is just something that happens in superhero movies anyway.
Don't know if you are referring to my comment or archmads? But if you are talking about the conjuring universe there's actually the main series, the annabelle films, the Nun, The Crooked Man, and The Nurse some of these are yet to be released and The Nurse is a short film that was entered in a competition to create a film for the universe surely thats enough branching films to be considered?
im a believer in a crazy old fashioned notion that you work to make a good film and then worry about sequels if the first film works, but hey im sure flushing money down the toilet works just as well.....
Not-so fun fact: Alex Kurtzman is the screenwriter of both ASM2 and the mummy. Maybe basements that lazily establish cinematic universes is just his thing? Also he likes magic blood for some reason?
The 'Real life' shared universe is cinematic garbage. It's slow-paced, it's boring, it's poorly written and directed, and everyone who experiences it ends up clocking out before the end. Kind of like the DC Cinematic Universe!
A Robin Hood story bought in 2004 is supposed to kick off a cinematic universe in which each of the Merry Men gets a standalone movie. We're talking a Robin Hood origin, Little John: The Movie, Will Scarlett: The Movie, Friar Tuck: The Movie, and then they all come together for the Robin Hood story we all already know... and which studio planned this spectacular adventure? I don't even have to say, do I?
My favorite universe is the Everything Cinematic Universe, also known as the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon Cinematic Extended Universe/Multiverse (6DoKBCEUm). It is insanely varied in tone (and quality). Seriously, it goes from Kung Fury to Oldboy, from Sharknado to No Country, from Birdemic to Citizen Kane, from Just Cause to The Looking Glass Wars, from CGPGrey to Fact Fiend.
I think the reason these cinematic universes don't work, is because no one takes the patience to introduce everything. They try to show everyone "here's our plan for the next five movies" by putting in easter eggs that are way too obvious. But i think that plan should just be kept with whatever company is doing the movies. If they just waited it out and patiently released one movie at a time, by the time the characters from those movies come together, everyone will be like "wow i didn't see that coming" or "wow all these individual characters from all those movies are together now!". Patience and not getting over excited to release movies is the key
Don't forget Push, the covenant ,The Host, 5th wave... World building. Harry Potter has one of the deepest world building we've seen in a long time. My favorite shared universe other than Marvels, is probably Abbot and Costello.
My one critique of the Cornetto Trilogy is that Shaun of the Dead didn't have a James Bond in it. Hot Fuzz had Timothy Dalton, World's End had Pierce Brosnan, they need to get permission from Roger Moore's estate to CG him in there as a zombie.
Josh I hope you're right, but DC needs to do a lot better before I can have faith in these movies being good before seeing them. Except for Wonder Woman, we had a solid first movie so I'll believe in that to an extent
Oh my God, just because a film has sequels *_DOESN'T_* make it a Cinematic Universe!!! I've seen this idea thrown around quite a lot of late, and it pisses me off in ways only a nerd like me can be pissed off. A cinematic universe is where there are _seperate series of films_ that intersect and intertwine. Thor: Ragnarok is not a direct sequel to Doctor Strange, but features a crossover cameo _with_ Doctor Strange, establishing that they are separate characters in the same cinematic universe!_ The Golden Compass or Eragon or King Arthur, etc., wouldn't count because they'd just have direct sequels, like the Dark Knight Trilogy they mentioned at the opening!
The King Arthur would count because they weren't going to be 5 other direct sequels. They were going to be different movies set in the same universe. Although I do agree with you on the Golden Compass, Eragon, and Dark Knight bit
I honestly hope Venom is legitimately good. I know that announcing a shared universe before making a decent movie a la the Mummy is not a good idea, but I really just want Sony to show they've learned that the key to doing this movie strategy is MAKING A DAMN GOOD MOVIE FIRST. I think the main reason this is happening is Sony wants to "extend" their deal with Marvel, and if Venom turns out to be good, they can confirm it's story connects to the MCU (it happens in San Francisco btw so it's not contradicting the MCU at all) and the other movies they have planned out are more of a selling point towards Marvel. That way both Sony and Marvel benefit from having each other's characters connected between their movies, which is legitimately fascinating. All this hopefulness may all just be because I'm a Spider-Man fanboy, but I HATED TASM2 and at this point I just want to see the shared multiverse concept done right just so I can have some hope left for this idea. ... At least Into The Spider-Verse looks good though right!
BlueSpider I just don't trust Sony to make good movies anymore. Even if Venom is great they WILL fuck up their movies at some point and then we'll have to live with those shitty movies being in the MCU
Zero Cool Why? Venom as a character doesn't necessarily require Spiderman or that logo to work. I'm saying this as a HUGE Spiderman and Venom fan, although they are irrevocably tied in the comics etc Venom as a character concept works just fine.
Venom was bad. It was obviously Sony saying "Well, they want a Venom movie, so we'll make one," and didn't bother with anything people actually wanted to see (Like decent FX) in a Venom movie.
"The mummy has some okay action sequences," yeah, but they're all from Mission Impossible movies. Do I really have to point out Tom Cruise holding onto an airplane as it hurtles toward the ground for far too long? (Also, that plane was accelerating, downward, for how many minutes? How high up was it when it started?) Mission Impossible already has an established, and better universe. You can't just take all of your Action set pieces from that, throw in Mr. Hyde, and build a universe around it. People come to a Monster movie to see Monster action, and all of that fell flat.
What about: XCU Star Wars Cinematic Universe Wizarding World The Conjuring Universe John Wick Universe Cloverfield Cinematic Universe Universal Monsters Universe (Original black & white one) TarantinoVerse View Askewniverse Toho Universe
I think what makes the Godzilla/Kong universe work is that they don’t seem to take themselves too seriously nor do they try to be overly funny. They just sort of exist as fun monster movies that you can just turn your brain off and have fun for the most part; much like many of the old Godzilla movies from toho
Only upcoming cinematic universe I'm looking forward to is the John Wick one. The two films so far have been great, I'm really looking forward to the third, and I'm interested to see what they do with the TV series, The Continental. Plus I think they're working on a spin-off film as well. But the MCU will always be the best universe, IMO.
There was an opportunity for a John Wick universe with the recent film Artemis Hotel (about a luxury hospital for criminals). I don't know if any of the producers considered the idea.
What about: XCU Star Wars Cinematic Universe Wizarding World The Conjuring Universe John Wick Universe Cloverfield Cinematic Universe Lego Cinematic Universe Universal Monsters Universe (Original black & white one) TarantinoVerse View Askewniverse
Kyle Lundy I think a lot of the elements, especially the villains, aren't fit for movies. The books are just a little too childish, and after a while the villains become extremely repetitive (they all have the exact same personality).
Edgar X I’m familiar. Pixar theory is EXCLUSIVE a fan theory, is incredibly loose connected, and is confirmed false. It’s not a cinematic universe. It’s a collection of franchises that reference each other
@@Momsspaghetti777 Some of them are for sure connected though. Like toy story and up are for sure connected. Then a lot of it is just easter eggs, but it would make more sense together than apart. I take it the same way I take the Tarantino universe theory. Definitely is just Easter eggs, but it works so well It just makes more sense that they're connected. Just adds to the movies to me.
The thing about the John Wick Universe ties into the Payday game since John Wick is a member of the gang, which connects both too Hotline Miami and Hardcore Henry since Jacket and Jimmy are both members of the same gang.
To quote my 2nd favorite book "In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move."
The golden compass, Eragon, The Seeker/dark is rising (they didn't even make the first book into a movie 😅), Percy Jackson... ah all books I love that were trashed... Inkheart is another one that never got a sequel (but I actually love that movie) 😅 the new HDM is fantastic though and well worth the wait.
Leave my thoughts on the universe we live in? Ok I hate that if i want to move from place A to place B i need to travel the space inbetween, its just inconvenient!!! Why can't the laws of this universe be more convenient for a lazy guy like me? That is all
Also, why is it that in this universe, your perception of time speeds up when you're having fun, but slows down when you're bored? It should be switched.
Knightfall182 eh the monster verse so far is doing good and the conjuring universe has been pretty solid aswell and the universe there starting to build of John wick looks very promising
@ No. A cinematic universe consists of simultaneous stand-alone film series, that can coalesce to form a larger whole. Star Wars is not that. Star Wars is, at best, one series of films with some ancillary material on the side. That is not a cinematic universe.
My favorite that you left out is the Askewiverse, Kevin Smith's View Askew. All of the Jay and Silent Bob stuff, for which they cross over into the Scream movies and Sweet Valley High.
8:08 What's missing is a sense of wonder. Of seeing something new, something we've never seen before. But by now we've seen 1,000 CGI worlds with the same story. That's the thing.
Star Wars is more a multimedia universe not limited only to movies, but also spanning across TV, books, comics and videogames; all of them in a single canon continuity.
The Gordon Ramsay cinematic universe is my favourite. Spanning several tv shows and even web shows. I don't know where it's going, but it's damn good.
Sean O'Reilly it "cooked up" a good plot
Yeah. It even got an anime spin-off called Food War. Gordon Ramsay is a hot high-schooler in that anime. I recommend you to watch it.
We're almost to the part where 2 Gordon Ramsays meet and they realize they've been cloned by the restaurant industry
I'm dead 😭😭☠
Gordon Ramsay: Attack of the idiot sandwich
My favorite universe by far is... The Rob Schneiderverse. And he’s about to learn that being his own universe... is harder than it seems.
Rob: Into the Schneiderverse
You can do it!
He’s been a hot chick, an animal, a carrot, a stapler....always rated PG-13
A herdaly wer, a derpa de der!!!
@@lostempire6862 Only thing he hasn't been is funny.
I think the best way to kickoff a cinematic universe is to not do it. Just make a movie, and if it works make a sequel and if THAT works make a spinoff and if THAT works you've got a universe.
People have this thing where they like to see a good movie instead of a 90 minute trailer for a cinematic universe
SirGeeeO True. Originally Ironman was meant to be a simple Trilogy, but then it was more successful than expected and they tried Thor and Cap, which were good enough to fund Avengers, which Funded The rest of the MCU.
VelvetRhapsody that formula is also probably what the Monsterverse is doing
THIS !!!
Exactly
@@joelhornburg1603 They say that the MCU wasn't planned, but they already had the incredible hulk connected so once iron man was awesome and Disney bought them they seemingly just activated there trap card and made Fury's big week AKA Iron Man 2, Thor, and Captain America. Once Iron Man worked they were basically full steam ahead.
They already tried to make a universe with Artisan years earlier so they'd been working on this for awhile. I swear it only works because of Feige. Like if you see an MCU movie you know it's going to be good. The only actually bad MCU movie is Thor 2 and they corrected that shit right away and made another great movie in Ragnarok. The worst Marvel movies are the ant man and the wasp type that aren't bad, they're certainly entertaining, but nothing special. DC is trying to make Geoff Johns their Feige, but idk if anyone else can do what Feige has done.
"the valiant universe"
"I'm on board with that"
"It's Sony"
"Ahhh"
Sony's Bloodshot was okay Paramount's Harvingers Paramount started A quiet Place, MCU and Cloververse so I trust Paramount
they might put spiderman in it ;)
I love that this video was pre-Into the Spider-Verse when Sony proved they could actually do a good superhero movie
@@hotelmario510 they made the raimi spiderman film too
"That may be a fantastic _____ or, it may be a Fantastic 4". Ok, I'm using that phrase in my life every chance I get. Your royalty check is in the mail.
Say Fant-four-stick as that is how it was spelt.
*FANT* 4 _STIC_
Air Bud.
The Air Bud universe is one of the greatest cinematic universes of all time, maybe even good enough to rival the MCU.
Literally there are like 15 Air Bud films/spinoffs on Netflix and I have no idea why.
Theres no rule saying the dog can't play basketball
I like the one where they go into space and the dog says that's no moon and it actually is the moon and-
Or it's just called a film franchise. Don't worry, James got it wrong too when he referred to The Dark KNight Trilogy as a "Cinematic Universe."
@@EvanTrace It's a cinematic universe. The "Air Bud" films are a separate series than the "Buddies" franchise. There's also another spinoff that I can't remember the name of.
Israel is not a legitimate state
Key to making a cinematic universe: Make a good movie first, shared universe second.
Nah wait a few movies first cuz that's what DC did what you said and they did bad
@@evileyegaming405 Well there first movie wasn't good...
@@redrum_max7345 Yes it was. The problem was that we were introduced to an alternative Superman, so to throw in so many characters like the Justice league was such a disaster when they were all the regular versions of themselves. If they were all unique renditions of themselves like superman was, it could've worked out. But people still would've been confused why we weren't getting the bright and colorful traditional justice league.
@@Jack-rk7jc But the directors keep on saying it's "true to the comics" when it clearly isn't and that makes me kinda mad...
Man of steel - Mediocre Movie, Bad Superman Movie
I know it's not the colorful Superman that's true to the comics but it's not what Snyder said. He kept on saying that he did not change Superman.
FYI I don't hate DC itself I just hate The DCEU. I'm just sad that we don't have movies of those characters that are amazing and that are true to the comics.
Except Batman (Thanks Nolan!)
Two great shared universes that no one talks about anymore:
1) Tarantino’s shared universe
2) Kevin Smith’s View Askewniverse
Cause Tarantino takes so long to make his movies because they're actually good. I'm curious to see if there will be any connections in the Manson movie he's making.
dude ikr. as soon as i realized kevin smiths movies were connected i was like how does no one give him credit
Tarantino's and The view askew universe are my favorite universes in cinema. I'm just upset Smith doesn't do any more View Askew films.
@@tommycipriani2254 Jay & Silent Bob: Reboot is coming this Fall, allegedly.
Eric Tornel teratino movies aren’t directly related like the marvel movies
When are we getting a Nick Mason spinoff movie? He was a very well developed character in the Weekly Planet spinoff series, I think he deserves to have his own solo film. Only then will the Mr. Sunday Movies Cinematic Universe (MSMCU) be complete.
HE WOULD GET COSMIC!
BattleUp Saber fuggin legendary comment! 😂😂😂
Ezra Penny I hear they’ve released to official name as being “The worlds of planet broadcasting” or TWOPB
BattleUp Saber or channel.
It's actually called the Planet Broadcasting Universe. Mason crosses over into other peoples movies all the time.
Kick-ass already did the shared universe concept in comics, so it could be just similar to that.
Also - Percy Jacksons problem was that they tried to condense about 5-6 books in 2 movies.
Svetlana Baklanova almost every popular comic ever is a shared universe
The main issue with the Percy Jackson stuff is the blatant lake of regard for the source material. The MCU works because people like Feige and the Russo's actively look to the comics for inspiration. When making the PJO films the author tried to give genuine feedback but it was blatantly ignored.
There would have been a brilliant potential to do a movie a book due to so much source material if they include the Heroes of Olympus storylines as well
Kick Ass was Good. Percy Jackson probably would have had 2 more Movies.
The biggest problem with Percy Jackson is that Percy Jackson is terrible.
In the beginning, The Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry, and been widely regarded as a bad move.
Is your PFP from that proganda anime for that cult?
If a PFP is an avatar, it's from the anime Space Battleship Yamato: 2199.
AtOutoftheBlue
Wait... what? What cult?
I feel so enlightened because i got that. great comment 10/10
@@applemansr2688 I had to look this up, they're talking about a 1991 anime called Chouetsu Sekai, produced internally by Aum Shinrikyou, the terrorist cult that attacked the Japanese subway system with sarin gas that one time. It's the story of how their leader is the reincarnation of Jesus Christ. They made it with the intention of attracting new members from the untapped audience of "otaku" (big nerds).
In any King Arthur universe, everyone forgets about Sir Ghalihad; who's virginity gives him power
Like many TH-cam commenters
@@oaf-77 reddit users
except for Monty Python, that was a whole arc
Part of me is like, "Not everything needs to be connected!" but I'm also sitting here like, "What's the point of making Venom if it's not gonna be connected to the MCU or Spider-Man? What a waste of time."
Doing a Venom movie without Spider-man is like doing a Joker movie without Batman. oh wait...
superllamaking exactly!! Not paying to see that at all. Hoping it fails so Sony sells the rights back to Marvel and stop milking the characters
Whether it's good or bad will depend on quality, not connection to the MCU.
superllamaking Well sony made venom pg13 so that if it does well it might be part of the mcu.
JRTEKK Marvel and Feige aren't going to let Venom, a movie made completely made by Sony, be a part of the MCU when marvel didn't have creative control over it. Like how the X-men were a part of marvel, but weren't in the MCU. And Marvel has more important things to worry about now with their own future projects rather than a shitty spin-off movie made by Sony.
And they've already said it's not a part of the MCU, so Sony is just saying that connection bizz in hopes of drawing more people in, when they themselves don't get to decide whether or not their characters interact with the MCU ones
I wouldn't call a lot of these YA movies shared universes. Just movies with sequels. I guess they term might be "franchises".
Shared universes are separate movies with different characters, but in a single continuity.
John Wick, for example, sounds to me like a movie with sequels and spinoffs.
Isn't that just 3 films which are sequels
LEGO bionicle cinematic universe is the best hands down
Mattywho Tv mata nui is the Robert Downey junior of that franchise
Bat Mannington Meh, I think Vakama is. Mata-Nui has been asleep for 3 out of 4 films. Indeed he has been asleep for 7 out of 9 years of BIONICLE's run
Oh the nostalgia
Failingpepper 11 r/wooooooooooosh
Bat Mannington this is the conversation I was born for: takua is the iron man of bionicle, jaller is the captain america of bionicle.
Lol I never even thought about the fact that all the amazing Spider-Man 2 sinister six suits were backpacks
The split, unbreakable and glass is a good universe
This is true
Bryant Gonzalez there have been two, and they didn't connect until the end of split so its too early to tell if they will work together
So far...
thicclolisVEVO This is also true
Potentially
Venom was so bad i almost walked out the theater, then remembered that i paid to see it.
Bruh what about the *Barbie* Cinematic Universe spanning over 30 films!?!?
trashar.to.trash This universe puts Marvel to shame
Best part is that they showed the films on nick so if didn't like it you didn't have to buy it instead of risking it.
I remember being made to watch the one where she was Rapunzel as a kid, I still remember the main menu lmao
I want a Barbie crossover were all of the babies are in a one room and one of them Just says,, yall know i dont wanna fight the baddy. I Just want to eat glitter
That WHOLE backpack bit had me in tears 😂😂 “just pick up a backpack and become a villain”
The Spy Kids/ Machete Universe is great lol
Vinny Banana THE FACT THAT IT CHECKS OUT AS A SHARED UNIVERSE IS MY LIFE
*Favorite Cinematic Universe*
1. MCU
2. Monsterverse
3. Everything else is a steaming pile
Steve Rogers ConjuringVerse?
What about:
XCU
Star Wars Cinematic Universe
Wizarding World
The Conjuring Universe
John Wick Universe
Cloverfield Cinematic Universe
Lego Cinematic Universe
Universal Monsters Universe (Original black & white one)
TarantinoVerse
View Askewniverse
@@cosmicmcmoon5773 How are Star Wars and John Wick cinematic universes?
@@davidkane6145
John Wick is becoming a cinematic universe with the announcement of chapter 4 (& likely more chapters), a Ballerina movie set within the JWU (& likely more spinoffs) and a TV show about The Continental. And the filmmakers confirmed they want a crossover with John Wick and Atomic Blonde at some point.
Star Wars has the books and Clone Wars show to expand their universe and Disney openly admitted they're trying to emulate the MCU with Rogue One, Solo, and the Old Republic trilogy.
But in any case these links can explain these cinematic universes better than I can:
www.denofgeek.com/us/movies/john-wick/266622/john-wick-to-become-a-cinematic-universe
io9.gizmodo.com/the-john-wick-cinematic-universe-is-beginning-to-expand-1797267056
www.forbes.com/sites/insertcoin/2018/02/08/the-problem-with-disney-trying-to-turn-star-wars-into-the-marvel-cinematic-universe/#2fffdf2a563d
www.thewrap.com/the-best-books-from-the-defunct-star-wars-expanded-universe-photos/
wegotthiscovered.com/movies/star-wars-cinematic-universe/
@@cosmicmcmoon5773 Thank you for the explanation. I didn't know that they were expanding the John Wick universe.
The Mummy was wriiten by the same guys who wrote TASM2 and noth movies had the same "teaser" scene with items from other characters in tubes
Well that explains everything.
Hey you did that one movie that failed and caused us to give up on a shared universe. Want to do it again?
Tasm2? Whazzat?
the amazing Spider-Man 2
Jesus smh
I legit cracked up when Valiant was brought up and all the enthusiasm died the second Sony was mentioned.
It's crazy how successful the MCU has been, especially when all these other studious have tried to replicate it, and have failed. (besides the Monsterverse they're doing well)
Isaac11 what happens to the Monsterverse after Toho studios launches their Kaiju cinematic universe?
Shadow Dragon 1939 nobody cares about Toho lmao
Shin Godzilla was pretty huge, on and off screen, and they have all the rights to their characters. But as far as the MCU's success, it wasn't even that they made good movies. But they made their universe feel like an actual universe They gave four great stand alone movies with just little nudges and hints and something greater, and then they revealed it in Avengers. After that, they were free to do more standalones, or group projects. But just by having some events that tied everything together, it worked great. Most cinematic universes want to have it all worked out already by the second or third movie. It's why I think the monsterverse is going to do well, because Godzilla and Kong were mostly respectively their own thing that then leads up to what we're about to get in King of the Monsters.
Slack O'Lantern agreed, i am very much looking forward to King of Monsters
It's weird cause I feel it's a bit early, but at the same time, I'm super excited for it. I kinda thought Rodan and Mothra might get their movies first, or at least the Godzilla vs Kong movie would be first. I mean, after Ghidra, how much of a threat would Kong be? Not to mention it'd just make more sense for them to team up against Ghidra after fighting some.
To be fair The Dark Tower/Stephen King Universe has taken off. It 1&2, pet semetary, dark tower, and the shining reboot. Plus the others planned. So they have 4 movies with a 5 on the way which is in the works
Universal Monsters universe was the original yet when they intentionally tried to start it in Dark Universe, they screwed it up horribly.
They should have gone small scale, and just made some really good horror movies with great actors as the monsters (as opposed to the celebrity cast they went with). Robert Englund as Van Helsing!
I do like that idea. Englund as Van Helsing.
@@ThreadBomb well the invisible man was good and fairly successful, hopefully they do a few more films like that before trying to turn it into a universe
Thread Bomb I prefer that Mads Mikkelsen, Sebastian Stan or Daniel Brühl as Dracula
Godzilla could be considered original
Universal already had the absolutely over the top, crazy, and hilariously fun Van Helsing (Hugh Jackman) to spinoff for shared universe of B-movies based on classic monsters.....victorian era classic monsters having a romp through a serious of connected b-action/horror? Yes? Yes.
Yeah but it bombed and wasn't that good
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"Where's the Gorilla" is the 1st movie in the MSMMU
Haha
I hope the dark universe comes back. The Universal Monsters are my guilty pleasure.
I think most of the books they talked about could be great movies. The problem is that the people who make the movies don't see a new fantastik concept, they see the next Harry Potter, and try to make the next Harry Potter. Which fails misserably, and then they've made a bad version of Harry Potter and a terrible version of a great book.
Annika Jensen dab
I think A Percy Jackson Universe would work if done well but in order to reboot it they would have to start with Magnus Chase or The Trials of Apollo.
EXACTLY!
One book series that has the potential for one is the Ranger's Apprentice series.
Brandon Korner Oh! True. Ruins of Gorland is a good one.
I love how we all know what "That one universe that worked" besides Godzilla is without them even mentioning it.
Do the current line of Lego movies count as a cinematic universe?
yes
Ninjago movie Lego Movie 1 and 2 and Batman
@@ryansmith-jr4gn they do crossover what are you talking about
They do interconnect.
3:35 Warner Brothers did a similar thing in BvS, but instead of a room, it was a laptop.
I guess Moore’s Law applies to this, too
The Venom movie is probably gonna have Carnage sequel bait at the end as per typical cinematic universe fashion
Megajon
And if Venom would bomb, probably we're gonna see the thing that happened to the Green Lantern movie again.😂😂
i hope it bombs so we can have venom in MCU
You actually called it
You were correct
Lol you were right 😂😂😂
Best shared universe:
The Mummy with Brendan Fraser
Its sequel featuring the Scorpion King with Dwayne Johnson.
Then that movie's prequel showing the backstory of the Scorpion King.
Then that movie's prequel showing the origin of the Scorpion King with different actor.
Then the first standalone movie's 2 sequels but still The Mummy trilogy's prequels with yet another actor.
Then the upcoming sequel to these 2 movies but still a prequel to The Mummy movies (even though The Mummy has been rebooted since) with yet another different actor.
Best shared universe.
My favourite cinematic universe is the Air Bud cinematic universe. It’s a real thing, look it up.
Apparently, there was a canceled trilogy of Air Bud playing rugby in Australia. :'(
Air Bud best bud.
The dog just could NOT handle a tackle
"what's your favorite universe"
Well... Call me when Disney buys Warner Bros and gets the DC rights and you'll have your answer
yes Disney will get DC to make their own studio and then leave them with a head that knows about DC like they did with marvel. there we go just get someone who actually is a fanboy/girl of the original material
Imagine wanting Disney to buy Warner Bros...
@@autismgains2216 right?! Fuck Disney and their corporate cookie cutter mcu movies
I was honestly expecting this to be *ANOTHER* big crack at DC.
ThatAussieGirl you are magnificent.
It's because they're secretly paid by Marvel. They're paid in Marvel Pop Vinyls.
Only reason DC isn't dead is the disturbing quantity of fanboys willing to accept mediocrity "BECAUSE HE'S BATMAN".
Leslie Knope more like Because Superman will snap your neck
DC have 3 different universes at the moment so it could be any of them
"Im on board with that!"
"Its Sony....."
"Ahhhhhhh :/" lol
Imagine if Mattel made a "Masters of the Universe" Cinematic Universe
You've been gifted with the eyes of prophecy
The thing that worked with the MCU is that the first few movies are standalone. I'm not sure when Marvel decided to do the whole Avengers MCU thing, but Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, all of them work as standalone films with the exception of the occasional cameo or mention of a character, but that is just something that happens in superhero movies anyway.
1. MCU
2. MonsterVerse
3. ConjuringVerse
4. The rest.
RetlocLive it surprised me that Conjuring wasn't mentioned considering it's often cited as the first successful universe since Marvel happened
I thought Lego movies are also in a universe
Because it's nor really a shared universe? It's a linear story with a prequel
Don't know if you are referring to my comment or archmads? But if you are talking about the conjuring universe there's actually the main series, the annabelle films, the Nun, The Crooked Man, and The Nurse some of these are yet to be released and The Nurse is a short film that was entered in a competition to create a film for the universe surely thats enough branching films to be considered?
What
The rest about?🤔
"They're doing a Morbius movie".......
So far the MCU and Monsterverse seem to be the only cinematic universes working. Hopefully the Toho Japanese Godzilla cinematic universe works out.
The conjuring universe is doing all right as well
The Air Bud universe has been going strong for over 20 years. They have 26+ movies and are going strong.
The Askewniverse kicked ass long before the MCU. The DCAU, too.
The LEGO Movie Universe also is another one.
Christian Paystrup all connected by the glorious Clutch Powers
"... It's sony"
pause as the mood in the room changes.
"Awwwwww"
I’m very excited about Godzilla: King of Monsters and Godzilla vs. Kong
There's alot riding on it. Because if this universe goes well it will mean we have *two* functioning cinematic universes.
"And the last one is the Valiant universe."
"I'm onboard with that.."
"Its Sony"
"æh"
CINEMATIC UNIVERSES RANKED:
1. MCU
2. The rest are shit
George Lucas What about the loosely shared universe of Pixar?
George Lucas But you're right. Most everything else is shit.
1) MCU
2) Monster Universe (Godzilla and Kong were both above average)
3) Yeah
Hopefully monsterverse can be number 2 soon
George Lucas there could have been another one on that list if you didn't Jar Jar so hard...
im a believer in a crazy old fashioned notion that you work to make a good film and then worry about sequels if the first film works, but hey im sure flushing money down the toilet works just as well.....
Not-so fun fact: Alex Kurtzman is the screenwriter of both ASM2 and the mummy. Maybe basements that lazily establish cinematic universes is just his thing? Also he likes magic blood for some reason?
Ti My Explains alot
It’s a shame because he’s the guy who is the writer for every new Star Trek project for the next fucking decade
I love how these guys are talking about movies and things that they’ve never even seen. And you’re confusing sequels with cinematic universe.
The 'Real life' shared universe is cinematic garbage. It's slow-paced, it's boring, it's poorly written and directed, and everyone who experiences it ends up clocking out before the end. Kind of like the DC Cinematic Universe!
At least the graphics are all practical effects.
But, does the real life one see people stop fighting over Martha?
@@somerandompersonidk2272 if only life were that simple. a simple word of martha can end world conflicts, destroy world hunger, etc
Good editing Matthew. I really appreciate your style and humor. "Added more depth..." adds depth of color. That got me haha.
A Robin Hood story bought in 2004 is supposed to kick off a cinematic universe in which each of the Merry Men gets a standalone movie.
We're talking a Robin Hood origin, Little John: The Movie, Will Scarlett: The Movie, Friar Tuck: The Movie, and then they all come together for the Robin Hood story we all already know... and which studio planned this spectacular adventure? I don't even have to say, do I?
My favorite universe is the Everything Cinematic Universe, also known as the Six Degrees of Kevin Bacon Cinematic Extended Universe/Multiverse (6DoKBCEUm). It is insanely varied in tone (and quality). Seriously, it goes from Kung Fury to Oldboy, from Sharknado to No Country, from Birdemic to Citizen Kane, from Just Cause to The Looking Glass Wars, from CGPGrey to Fact Fiend.
I think the reason these cinematic universes don't work, is because no one takes the patience to introduce everything. They try to show everyone "here's our plan for the next five movies" by putting in easter eggs that are way too obvious. But i think that plan should just be kept with whatever company is doing the movies. If they just waited it out and patiently released one movie at a time, by the time the characters from those movies come together, everyone will be like "wow i didn't see that coming" or "wow all these individual characters from all those movies are together now!". Patience and not getting over excited to release movies is the key
The DUCU is iconic. Who could forget the amazing "the game is on" scene?
How's about the Cheers/Frasier universe?
😁
Also includes 'Wings', 'The Tortellis' and 'St.Elsewhere'.
Don’t forget about the NCIS x American pickers universe
Don't forget Push, the covenant ,The Host, 5th wave...
World building. Harry Potter has one of the deepest world building we've seen in a long time.
My favorite shared universe other than Marvels, is probably Abbot and Costello.
Ok, ok, but the Cornetto Trilogy is amazing. Is it a universe? Who knows? But it's good.
MacTavTV it’s great. Almost certainly not a shared universe though.
MacTavTV it's the best
My one critique of the Cornetto Trilogy is that Shaun of the Dead didn't have a James Bond in it. Hot Fuzz had Timothy Dalton, World's End had Pierce Brosnan, they need to get permission from Roger Moore's estate to CG him in there as a zombie.
It's a universe where almost everyone is a clone of Simon Pegg and Nick Frost.
It’s not, it’s 3 different films with different characters that just happen to have the same director and 2 lead actors
Where's the Mel Brooks cinematic universe? C'mon. Everybody's been asking for that.
I'm still looking forward to seeing Aquaman, Shazam! and Wonder Woman 1984. Looks like DC is righting the ship.
Josh I hope you're right, but DC needs to do a lot better before I can have faith in these movies being good before seeing them. Except for Wonder Woman, we had a solid first movie so I'll believe in that to an extent
I never liked Shazam he was always a cheesy character in the comics and the movie, but tbh I am excited for aqua man looks good so far
Scanny524 Same. If Shazam ends up being good along with Aquaman than I’m willing to put my faith in them again.
Those 3 look like Homeruns and People seem Impressed!
The Shazam trailer looks fresh. I have my doubts about the other two.
I will never get tired of hearing James and Mason talk about Dracula Untold.
Hahaha, that "uhhhhh" after stating Sony is taking charge of Valiant CU.
Oh my God, just because a film has sequels *_DOESN'T_* make it a Cinematic Universe!!!
I've seen this idea thrown around quite a lot of late, and it pisses me off in ways only a nerd like me can be pissed off.
A cinematic universe is where there are _seperate series of films_ that intersect and intertwine. Thor: Ragnarok is not a direct sequel to Doctor Strange, but features a crossover cameo _with_ Doctor Strange, establishing that they are separate characters in the same cinematic universe!_
The Golden Compass or Eragon or King Arthur, etc., wouldn't count because they'd just have direct sequels, like the Dark Knight Trilogy they mentioned at the opening!
The King Arthur would count because they weren't going to be 5 other direct sequels. They were going to be different movies set in the same universe. Although I do agree with you on the Golden Compass, Eragon, and Dark Knight bit
They confuse franchise with a cinematic universe
@@josephatherley Exactly!
aye you got a point there, and I wonder why they didn't mention Marvels first attempt with Daredevil/Elektra... Marvel can do no wrong apparently
so like starwars
I honestly hope Venom is legitimately good. I know that announcing a shared universe before making a decent movie a la the Mummy is not a good idea, but I really just want Sony to show they've learned that the key to doing this movie strategy is MAKING A DAMN GOOD MOVIE FIRST. I think the main reason this is happening is Sony wants to "extend" their deal with Marvel, and if Venom turns out to be good, they can confirm it's story connects to the MCU (it happens in San Francisco btw so it's not contradicting the MCU at all) and the other movies they have planned out are more of a selling point towards Marvel. That way both Sony and Marvel benefit from having each other's characters connected between their movies, which is legitimately fascinating. All this hopefulness may all just be because I'm a Spider-Man fanboy, but I HATED TASM2 and at this point I just want to see the shared multiverse concept done right just so I can have some hope left for this idea.
...
At least Into The Spider-Verse looks good though right!
BlueSpider I just don't trust Sony to make good movies anymore. Even if Venom is great they WILL fuck up their movies at some point and then we'll have to live with those shitty movies being in the MCU
Zero Cool Why? Venom as a character doesn't necessarily require Spiderman or that logo to work. I'm saying this as a HUGE Spiderman and Venom fan, although they are irrevocably tied in the comics etc Venom as a character concept works just fine.
Zero Cool If you think Venom's character is just a white spider and be Spider-Man villain then you're on the wrong foot
> Spider-Man/Venom fan.
> Looking forward to Venom movie.
Pick one.
Leslie Knope false dichotomy fallacy
Venom was bad. It was obviously Sony saying "Well, they want a Venom movie, so we'll make one," and didn't bother with anything people actually wanted to see (Like decent FX) in a Venom movie.
"The mummy has some okay action sequences," yeah, but they're all from Mission Impossible movies. Do I really have to point out Tom Cruise holding onto an airplane as it hurtles toward the ground for far too long? (Also, that plane was accelerating, downward, for how many minutes? How high up was it when it started?) Mission Impossible already has an established, and better universe. You can't just take all of your Action set pieces from that, throw in Mr. Hyde, and build a universe around it. People come to a Monster movie to see Monster action, and all of that fell flat.
I'm still mad about the eragon movie.
1.MCU
2.Monsterverse
They are the only cinematic universes that work and haven’t failed...
Monsterverse?
@@incog0956 New King Kong and the 2 newest Godzilla movies
Agreed. I enjoyed the hell out of these 2.
What about:
XCU
Star Wars Cinematic Universe
Wizarding World
The Conjuring Universe
John Wick Universe
Cloverfield Cinematic Universe
Universal Monsters Universe (Original black & white one)
TarantinoVerse
View Askewniverse
Toho Universe
Dark Universe? More like...
Not very good. Like at all.
Hahahahahahahahahahaa omg got em 😂😂😂😂😂😂
This comment cured my aids.
Edgy Universe...
Juan Sanchez you mean the DCEU?
Are you actually Mason? That’s a bloody Mason comment if ever I heard it.
“It’s Sony”
*collective grown including me*
The universe we actually live in. Real bad.
MCU is objectively and always will be the best real/fictional universe.
Zach Gerrity I mean half of everyone just died...
Ethan Albert 😂
Wrong
MCU is just repetitive action-comedies with monotonous plots and boring villians.
There are a few good films but most of them aren't.
Broken Wave well the public doesn't agree
I think what makes the Godzilla/Kong universe work is that they don’t seem to take themselves too seriously nor do they try to be overly funny. They just sort of exist as fun monster movies that you can just turn your brain off and have fun for the most part; much like many of the old Godzilla movies from toho
Only upcoming cinematic universe I'm looking forward to is the John Wick one. The two films so far have been great, I'm really looking forward to the third, and I'm interested to see what they do with the TV series, The Continental. Plus I think they're working on a spin-off film as well.
But the MCU will always be the best universe, IMO.
Batman Jr. same
John Wick is a franchise, that’s not a cinematic universe.
There was an opportunity for a John Wick universe with the recent film Artemis Hotel (about a luxury hospital for criminals). I don't know if any of the producers considered the idea.
1) MCU
2) Godzilla
3) Harry Potter
That's about it
What about:
XCU
Star Wars Cinematic Universe
Wizarding World
The Conjuring Universe
John Wick Universe
Cloverfield Cinematic Universe
Lego Cinematic Universe
Universal Monsters Universe (Original black & white one)
TarantinoVerse
View Askewniverse
Jurassic Park franchise
Percy Jackson could’ve easily been great because the books have the appeal for both young and older readers but the movies sucked
Kyle Lundy I think a lot of the elements, especially the villains, aren't fit for movies. The books are just a little too childish, and after a while the villains become extremely repetitive (they all have the exact same personality).
`Some things are just better left as books.
Jacob Simpson they're not really the same but ok.
I would be super on board if the guy who played Solomon Lane played Kronos
Goldstar Productions Yes. Perfect. His voice sounds exactly like the description of Kronos. Something like metal scraping stone slowly.
Big fan of the mcu, kinda worried about its current spiral where it seems to be spinning off into oblivion like the comics themselves.
Keep dreaming, after spiderman MCU's not gonna fail anytime soon and don't forget they still have xmen and ff4 to fall back to.
Pixar has the best CU
Eric Pham it’s not an extended universe, just individual films with sequels
Some Black Dude look up the pixar theory
Edgar X I’m familiar. Pixar theory is EXCLUSIVE a fan theory, is incredibly loose connected, and is confirmed false. It’s not a cinematic universe.
It’s a collection of franchises that reference each other
@@edgarx5842 The Key Word here is THEORY
@@Momsspaghetti777 Some of them are for sure connected though. Like toy story and up are for sure connected. Then a lot of it is just easter eggs, but it would make more sense together than apart.
I take it the same way I take the Tarantino universe theory. Definitely is just Easter eggs, but it works so well It just makes more sense that they're connected. Just adds to the movies to me.
I love it so much that you guys did a plug for Final Fantasy live, even though I’m three years late
Thank you for leaving us with footage from Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. 🖤🖤🖤
The thing about the John Wick Universe ties into the Payday game since John Wick is a member of the gang, which connects both too Hotline Miami and Hardcore Henry since Jacket and Jimmy are both members of the same gang.
Me: "ayy I should probably go to sleep I have school tomorrow"
Also me: "ayy Mr Sunday did a video. Better watch it"
Comic Book Guy 2099 same
I am lucky because my school start at September 15th
To quote my 2nd favorite book "In the beginning the Universe was created. This has made a lot of people very angry and been widely regarded as a bad move."
theo blum what’s your first favorite?
Oh god, the DCEU also has thier own origin room (okay its an origin email but it does the same thing).
It's never as great as the MonsterVerse.
I like the left field ones, the v movies. But like merge John Wick and Independence Day, that'd be dope
Good cinematic universes:
MCU (20 movies)
Unbreakable (2 movies)
Monsterverse (2 movies)
Any others?
ConjuringVerse; 2 main Conjuring movies, 2 Annabelle movies, 1 Nun movie, 3 movies in the works. Crappy yes, but surprisingly profitable.
Seanp12 cloverfield universe. 3 movies and more to come
Tarantino’s universe and Stephen Kings literature universe
Jurassicverse
The golden compass, Eragon, The Seeker/dark is rising (they didn't even make the first book into a movie 😅), Percy Jackson... ah all books I love that were trashed... Inkheart is another one that never got a sequel (but I actually love that movie) 😅 the new HDM is fantastic though and well worth the wait.
Leave my thoughts on the universe we live in? Ok
I hate that if i want to move from place A to place B i need to travel the space inbetween, its just inconvenient!!! Why can't the laws of this universe be more convenient for a lazy guy like me?
That is all
Yeah good point I agree.
Also, why is it that in this universe, your perception of time speeds up when you're having fun, but slows down when you're bored? It should be switched.
8:36 "What do you know about the DuckTale Universe?"
LOL....Marvel Studios is still the only one that made this work.
Knightfall182 eh the monster verse so far is doing good and the conjuring universe has been pretty solid aswell and the universe there starting to build of John wick looks very promising
Celticluke19 yea I agree with the monsterverse and the conjuring universe it’s going good so far
7:22 - the seeker, my mom bought me this book from Costco because she thought i would love it. i didn't.
The only good cinematic universes we have right now are like.....
Godzilla
Marvel
Star Wars
There's really not much else.
...Star Wars really isn't a cinematic universe. It's a series of movies, with occasional spin off movies.
@@oscarmccormack1611 Those spin-offs movies makes the cinematic universe.
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No. A cinematic universe consists of simultaneous stand-alone film series, that can coalesce to form a larger whole. Star Wars is not that. Star Wars is, at best, one series of films with some ancillary material on the side. That is not a cinematic universe.
After the last Godzilla movie you can write that Universe off.
@@blyzer7373 Cant write it off now Godzilla Vs King Kong is being made
My favorite that you left out is the Askewiverse, Kevin Smith's View Askew. All of the Jay and Silent Bob stuff, for which they cross over into the Scream movies and Sweet Valley High.
my favorite cinematic universe/franchise are
Universal Monster
View Askewniverse
MCU
Monsterverse
8:08 What's missing is a sense of wonder. Of seeing something new, something we've never seen before. But by now we've seen 1,000 CGI worlds with the same story. That's the thing.
4:30 Damn, Tom Cruise has some veins
Love the timed editing in this
Good ones: Marvel, Star Wars, X-Men and Godzilla.
Bad ones: Everything else.
Star Wars and X-Men just have linked sequels. Not really a shared universe.
Star Wars is more a multimedia universe not limited only to movies, but also spanning across TV, books, comics and videogames; all of them in a single canon continuity.
The 8-bit universe is perfection though