Chris Hemsworth said in an interview once that the reason why the helmet was no more is because when they tried it initially, it kept falling off his head
I feel like they ripped off Jet Jaguar with the 2002 film. The suit was shown as a prototype in one scene, so was the helmet also designed to look that way by scientists? If so, BOO!
I hope at some point they do bring Savage Hulk back, if only for the stretchy purple pants, but also because I think they could actually pull off something a bit more introspective with Hulk and Banner after shows like Wandavision.
I actually bet they will try and find a way to fit it in even if it’s only for a little bit. In both Loki and Wandavision they’ve managed to throw the comic outfits in in some way which I think is neat.
I love that the role where he's playing a character who's supposed to be made of sound with a big laser beam hand thing is one of the few times Andy Serkis ISN'T playing an almost-entirely CGI creature.
I still think the perfect time to have given Iron fist his costume would have been at the very end of The defenders (of the Earth?) when Matt tells Danny to protect the city and at the end we see Danny on the rooftop just in regular clothes. Right there would've been a great reveal of him wearing his actual costume.
Agreed was the perfect moment for a costume reveal, the fact that Danny is super rich and can buy his friend a robot arm but can't get himself a super suit was so silly to me.
he kinda wears it in season 2 i know its just like a 1 second cameo but the mask actually looked alright i feel like it could have worked as his main outfit throughout the whole season, why is Daredevil like the only one they even attempted a costume at
To be fair, Luke Cage has just been a yellow shirt and some dark pants for years now, which Mike Colter wore several times on the show. They even gave him the headband for a bit in one episode.
@@stevencooper564 Shit, now I want a Taika-directed movie about a bunch of British daywalkers. Oh, and isn't Blade technically part of the What We Do In the Shadows cinematic universe?
He’s actually a mutant. Marvel can refuse to acknowledge it all they want but there’s a comic where there’s a sound that hurt mutants ears and it hurt Hawkeye
One I loved was the purple man, realistically you can't have a guy who is literally purple walking down the street. David Tennant wearing a full purple suit was the next best thing
In defense of aunt May, the MCU draws a lot from the Ultimate universe where May is younger than 616. Plus Marisa Tomei is 56, not her fault she just happens to look good lol
Deadpool & Wolverine proved the "comic accurate suits are too ridiculous" argument wrong. They're way cooler than any of the boring "realistic" and "modernized" MCU suits.
@@OG_Agrivar Yeah very weird they cut around him. Makes me wonder if it was on purpose so they could actually put Clint in the suit later on. Oh well there's always Secret Wars 🤷🏾♂️
I haven't really minded having to see Thor without his helmet all that much, but I did notice in Love and Thunder that they've started to incorporate his classic comic book colors into his suit more, so that I do appreciate. And I'm sure I'd be among the minority on this, but I actually do like Captain America's suit in the first Avengers movie the best. His suit in The First Avenger made sense as a period wartime uniform with elements of his iconic design still put into it, and I get that his suit in The Winter Soldier was designed for him by S.H.I.E.L.D. specifically for more stealthy assignments where he isn't meant to stand out, but his Avengers 1 uniform is how I would personally envision the character looking in these movies. If there was one thing I would change about the design I would have just kept the strap-on helmet instead of the cowl, because I feel like it would have made the suit look better. While Sam Wilson being Captain America now is still going to take getting used to, I have to admit that I think his suit looks really good also.
Aunt May being younger makes a lot of sense though... she should be around the age his mother would be if she were alive and he's in high school. Aunt May, unless she's a great aunt, shouldn't look like she's 70 IMO
large age differences exist between siblings, and it's possible peter's mom got him late. the age never bothered me. with aunt may it's more. how much of a fragile old lady you want her to be (which is sort of ridiculous in the comics a lot where it can be 'let's not scare aunt may too much she might fall over and die if she got surprised' )
Actually it depends at what time Peter got adopted, her being older would still make sense if Peter came at their home when she was already 50 years old, if you want her to be younger then the adoption should take place when Aunt May is 40 years old or something, that way both different scenarios would still make sense.
@@Lukkilikka I know that; there's nothing wrong with her being older, but a lot of people think of siblings as generally being around the same age (within 5 years or so). With that in my mind, it seems kinda normal for her to be ~ early 40's if Peter is ~ 16
@@Lukkilikka the reason why they made Aunt May fragile in the comics is because she gave more relatable problems and stakes for Spider-Man, him being responsible for Aunt May was extremely vital and almost his entire driving motivation in many iterations of the character, it was about making Peter stepping up for his family and fill the void that Uncle Ben left. The MCU version completely ignores all of that for the sake of being different or bringing "rEaLiSm" and everything seems fine because now people are satisfied with jerking off at Marisa Tomei everytime she's on screen.
I like how we're reaching an era where characters are really starting to look like their comic book counterparts. It definately beats the black spandex in the earlier X-men movies!
The costume designers are finding more and more ways of making certain elements of the comics book comics look cool in the movies and series. And also... these movies now have larger budgets for that purpose, which was mostly unthinkable in the 90s and early 00s...
@@Vintage_geek That maaay be true.. maybe.. but then again, costumes (and their budget) have always been a crucial component of these movies. Take the non-existing Nic Cage Superman movie. The costume budget, just in pre-production, was astronomical. They were intending for something crazy, flashy, and colorful. X-men just went the easy route and gave everyone a black suit, which is not surprising considering it came out right after Blade and Matrix. Convenience + cool factor of that era. I think creative choices are more important than budget here.
LMFAO wouldn't get your hopes up that X-men are going to wear the ridiculous trash outfits they wear in the comics...Movie Wolverine is LMFAO never going to wear that stupid looking thing on his head, the black LEATHER was perfectly fine and something a human being might actually wear in reality.
@@lutherheggs451 I think it's possible for the costumes in the comics to be adapted. They adapted Magneto's terrible-looking helmet. I think they could make Wolverine work by replacing the spandex with tactical gear or something. I liked the black leather at first, but I got bored with it extremely quickly. To me, it all felt soulless and needlessly gritty.
I cannot wait for the eventual debut of Namor in the MCU. Hopefully they'll cast an up-and-coming actor because the repetitive John Kransinski roles are getting too stale tbh. I mean he's great, but I want to see other faces too, you know. #Namor #KrasinskiGiveOthersAChance
john krasinski is scheduled to play all of the xmen. and he will be appearing as kevin feige from now on. plus all the comic books will be tiny krasinski clones with his skin printed with the story.
We did get the feather wings in Thor 4 for like a second. For Hawkeye we did get a more comic accurate suit in the show of course, but I think looking at Wolverine's mask in Dp&W, they could give Hawkeye a cool live-action mask as well.
I mean like. I think they should tone up the colours on some of their hero’s right. Because Hawkeyes very iconic with the purple and I don’t think they’ve really represented that at all.
There was leaked photo from Hawkeye series ,where it was shown Jeremy Renner was literally wearing the same exact comic accurate costume of Hawkeye from the Matt Fraction run LOL !😂😂
I remember that in Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, Galactus was never actually shown, but his weird helmet shape was implied as the shades over some celestial body.
“Otherwise he’s just a flying man in a speedo and the general public are not ready for that” just made me choke on my drink and I think I’ve watched this video four times already.
@@sixpakshaker88 I’m surprised James Gunn took away bloodsport’s power to have weapons in inter dimensional storage, you think that’d be something he’d lean into, I would say it was a requirement from the studio but James Gunn also said he had full control of this film
If you have inter dimensional space at your disposal, it makes it hard to write scenarios where you will be challenged as a character, unless the whole thing goes wild. I haven’t seen the film, but I think the idea they settled on will work.
To be fair to the new Suicide Squad, I think Gunn got a _lot_ of them comic accurate: King Shark, Polka Dot Man, the Peacemaker, the Thinker, even their Rick Flagg is wearing more comic-accurate colors. You could maybe argue that Harley wearing edgy stripper gear instead of a harlequin bodysuit is not comic-accurate, but IIRC that look was specific to the Batman the Animated Series. Mallcore streetwalker has been her go-to costume even in the comics recently.
Aunt May getting younger is because she's significantly younger in the Ultimate universe. In the main universe, she's more like 80's or 90's, while Ultimate Aunt May is in her 50's.
I still think they should've used the original Hawkeye costume. If Wolverine's mask can work in live action, so can a mask that's basically a purple version of it.
I still feel using the Ronin suit as a basis you could make a more classic inspired outfit that worked. Obviously never 100% but you could get something recognisable and distinct that looked good.
Vultures costume change was absolutely for the better. The old man in spandex just looks stupid but the whole pilot look with the green eyes looks so awesome in the movie
We already have a Scorpion cast -- Vaas from Far Cry 3. They'll probably won't give him a big bright green body suit as the actor is short, so they'll probably stick him in a big CGI robot body.
The decades of comics history, with hundreds of artists making adjustments, and millions of fans letting their opinions be known, means these characters have the most intensely focus-grouped costumes imaginable. Every time the movies make a sincere attempt to be comics accurate, they end up with a great looking costume. That's why Deadpool is the most popular movie mutant. I hope Disney will give us accurate X-Men outfits going forward.
@@lyrad4584 You aren't quite grasping my point. The people who didn't want to use his comics costume made a bad movie (X-Men Origins: Wolverine), but the people who wanted to use that costume made good movies (Deadpool and Deadpool 2), and this is not a coincidence. Only people who respect the source use comic accurate costumes, and respecting the source usually results in better movies.
Isn't it weird though that Peter Parker is meant to be a teenager and yet he has an aunt that looks like she's in her 70s? Doesn't it make more sense that she's a woman in her 40s/50s?
Uncle Ben is Richard Parker's brother and Aunt May isn't related to the Parkers (obviously). For the sake of argument, let's say when Peter Parker was 17 Uncle Ben and Aunt May were both 75. That puts them at 58 years old when Peter was born. It's not unheard of for parents to have more children much later in life, even after their first child becomes an adult. So if Ben's parents had him when they were young and then had Richard 15-20 years later, that puts Richard at about 38-43 years old when Peter was born. That might be older than one would expect, but it's also not that uncommon for couples to wait many years before deciding to have kids. It's also entirely possible that Richard was about the same age as Ben and simply married someone young enough to have kids with. So while a teenager having a 70+ year old aunt may not be the norm, it's not really that crazy or unrealistic. Especially when the grandson of the 10th U.S. president only just died last year.
@@jd1800 yeah dude, I know it's physically possible. It's still weird and not something you'd expect. The story's just much more natural with her being middle aged
You can see Zola scrambling to save his plans and research in the first captain america movie, among those plans is what looks like schematics for a robot body
In Jessica Jones they actually briefly showed her comic costume as Jewel but directly made fun of it because that costume is utterly ridiculous and wouldn't fit the atmosphere of the show (Especially not season 1)
TBF I feel like that’s the point of the Jewel costume and persona in general, that she was this bright and optimistic superhero who went through the worst trauma possible turning her into a dark and angry cynic
@@mrcritical6751 That does make sense. I think Jessica says something along those lines. I like that they don't even wear the costume in the show though it's just pulled out of a box and commented on. It doesn't fit the tone of the show
@@luhedi6303 Helmets and wigs are really uncomfortable to use, specially in action scenes. Having to redo a scene multiple times because they fall or move too much is one of the main issues
@@kevinm5940 hahaha, everyone knows that Roller skating is faster than flying! Also, another great thing with the old suits? They and the Arc Reactor charged by plugging in to the wall. 😂
@@mercurywoodrose Ayn Rand-Man would also go on and on into page long rants that always boggle down to "With great power comes not owing anything to no one.". Every. Single. Issue.
I believe the MCU has continually dropped the ball on Spiderman villains. Green Goblin, Harry's Green Goblin, Electro, The Vulture, The Shocker, and especially Rhino just to name a few. But that definitely gets into the discussion of ridiculous looking costumes in a real world scenario
I guess they skipped the whole “Ms. Marvel” thing with Carol Danvers, so we never got to see her leotard, cape, and boots look. 😂 Honestly, kinda glad we didn’t see it.
Hawkeye is both not enough of himself and yet just detached enough to look presentable. I prefer his 2015 run costume with the simple arrow shirt, pants, and boots combo.
To answer the question, seeing Bucky in his original costume would be hilarious, just Sebastian Stan in a blue leotard with red tights and the standard black superhero mask. Maybe they’ll do it one day since so many other MCU heroes have had a moment making fun of their original costumes.
A lot of hardcore comic book fans just kind of need to face the reality that a lot of the designs you loved in comics are kind of dogshit and would look horrible in real life. This has been one of the greatest strengths of the MCU to weed out this bullshit and streamline the process.
They isn't even an argument for them being more practical because they're so restrictive they can't even jump over a ledge. Black is fine as a primary color though. Also I don't even get why Wolverine couldn't at least be sleeveless like Collosus was.
What was even worse is when Marvel decided to make the comics costumes more like the movies in the early 2000s because they thought that was what the fans wanted 🤦🏻♂️
@@philcorrigan5641 I liked the movies, but when the comics rebooted yet again and aped the boring movie costumes, I stopped buying them and never started again.
I feel like Thor's helmet having real, feathery wings is something the DC live action series would've done. Just big, grad visual gestures at the expense of everything else.
Funny how the movies really hate the secret identity stuff, it was such a staple of the early years of Marvel ( and who can forget how many years DC mined Clark/Superman and Lois ).
@Latest Obsession they do that because they are lazy and don’t bother to make the classic costumes actually look good so they make them look like cheap Halloween costumes and then make fun of them. It’s stupid how they make fun of the iconic source material.
@Latest Obsession I don’t think so. Most of the mcu is based on the 616. Most of the avengers stuff is based on the ultimate comics. Classic costumes are partical. People wear them in real life. Christopher Reeves wore spandex and looked great. Spandex and neon colors do work. You see them in most media right now.
I hope we get to see Thor’s classic comic accurate look, with the winged helmet and everything, in a brief flashback sequence explaining Classic Loki’s origins in later eps of Loki. Maybe he came from a comic accurate Asgard as a whole
Thor's and Hawkeye's costumes were very close to their Ultimate universe looks, which is pretty accurate. Namor's latest redesign in the comics is actually pretty sexy and I'd love to see it in the new BP movie
I really don't want wolverine again in the X-Men MCU reboot. He's a great character and Hugh Jackman was a great casting but the fox series overused him so much. It would be better to focus on other X-Men characters the fox movies didn't do well like Cyclops, Rogue and Angel so we get an actual team movie
@@rorylynch7775 Well I'd like to see a new version of Wolverine but I agree that they should do a couple X-Men movies without him. Maybe have him show up in a couple of the other characters films first and build up to him joining the team.
Mysterio in Far From Home. His final look without the holograms is just a mocap suit with a fishbowl on his head, it was a bit of a letdown considering i am a big fan of Mysterio.
As a british person hearing that blade is actually british and used to look like that is the most tragic thing I've witnessed in a long time
Even more tragic- he could have been played by Idris.
Even the comics rarely mention the fact that he's originally British (almost as if they are embarrassed by it)
His birth name is Eric Brooks btw.
He's probably from the South of England, that places sucks.
NORTHERN PRIDE!!!!!
You and me both, bruv.
I genuinely never knew that!;but Snipes pretty much nailed it!
I wish Thor’s helmet would come back. I thinks it’s so cool. And dr strange’s gloves as well.
I like Eric Masterson’s helmet with the visor.
Dr Strange had his gloves in Thor Ragnarok
Chris Hemsworth said in an interview once that the reason why the helmet was no more is because when they tried it initially, it kept falling off his head
@@juic3kid Yeah but they got rid of it in Infinity War and Endgame, which sucks
Love the helmet hate the gloves
In Spiderman (2002) the green goblin's costume did not have nearly enough corn and was nothing like his comics counterpart, the corn-of-coblin
I feel like they ripped off Jet Jaguar with the 2002 film. The suit was shown as a prototype in one scene, so was the helmet also designed to look that way by scientists? If so, BOO!
Any video like this I always wonder when I'll see someone bring up the Corn-of-Coblin. Literally the second one. Good job everybody
@Latest Obsession they also spelt corn on the coblin wrong.
@Latest Obsession And you spelled Spiderman wrong! Pete Spiderman.
@Latest Obsession yea but did this costume have corn tho?
I appreciated when Betty Ross suggested Bruce wear stretchy purple pants in the Incredible Hulk. That concept needs to be seen through.
I hope at some point they do bring Savage Hulk back, if only for the stretchy purple pants, but also because I think they could actually pull off something a bit more introspective with Hulk and Banner after shows like Wandavision.
@@CinemaKnight I really want the grey hulk/green hulk mind battles of who gets to take over banner
replace betty ross with a gay fashion designer, who can color coordinate. green and purple yeah baby. clubbing!!
@@mercurywoodrose did you predict She Hulk?
I demand Captain America 4 to be a Dr. Dolittle Sam Wilson movie.
Obligatory cameo by Robert Downey Jr. *as* Dr. Dolittle.. just to *really* mess up with everyone
Only if he two-foot-leaps during during the film.
Is he going to rip bagpipes out of a dragon’s asshole?
That would be the best Dr. Dolittle movie ever
They already did that with iron man 4
I really want to see period versions of these. Especially British disco Blade.
Maybe have a costuming montage in the new movie and at one point, Mahershala tries them out?
Make it like in X-men Origins where we see Logan through the years.
After seeing Richard E Grant, we cannot rule out Hawkeye's dumb mask in his new show, even if it's for one scene
He's rocking that daiper like he was born to wear it.
If they show his backstory of growing up in the circus, it could easily be his circus costume.
@@marvelfantasy472 exactly
I actually bet they will try and find a way to fit it in even if it’s only for a little bit. In both Loki and Wandavision they’ve managed to throw the comic outfits in in some way which I think is neat.
His mask is cool
Klaw in the comics is literally made of solid sound and has this brightly colored suit. In the MCU Klaw is just Andy Serkis.
And he couldn't be better (unless he survived and actually used his powers)
I love that the role where he's playing a character who's supposed to be made of sound with a big laser beam hand thing is one of the few times Andy Serkis ISN'T playing an almost-entirely CGI creature.
What...I'm appalled they didn't bring up the InHumans. Seeing as they love it so much.
Renner's haircut in Endgame looked like a white guy who tried to give himself a fade during quarantine.
Stop 🤣😭
White guy version of a mohawk
Or a lesbein haircut
I mean it mostly was
I think that's exactly what happened
I still think the perfect time to have given Iron fist his costume would have been at the very end of The defenders (of the Earth?) when Matt tells Danny to protect the city and at the end we see Danny on the rooftop just in regular clothes. Right there would've been a great reveal of him wearing his actual costume.
Could even have been explained that he took Matt’s DD Mark 1 ninja costume and recoloured it, cut some little eye holes in the head bit
Agreed was the perfect moment for a costume reveal, the fact that Danny is super rich and can buy his friend a robot arm but can't get himself a super suit was so silly to me.
he kinda wears it in season 2 i know its just like a 1 second cameo but the mask actually looked alright i feel like it could have worked as his main outfit throughout the whole season, why is Daredevil like the only one they even attempted a costume at
little wings™️
To be fair, Luke Cage has just been a yellow shirt and some dark pants for years now, which Mike Colter wore several times on the show. They even gave him the headband for a bit in one episode.
If the MCU can give us the Hawkeye haircut, they can give us little wings.
They can't tell us anything is too outlandish after that.
That is a fair point.
I mean a giant purple man worked fine
The current Captain America has taken that idea to heart. Those wings are huge!
The point is for people to like it not just cuz it exists lol
An ugly haircut and an ugly cowl are not the same
Blade hunts in america because there's access to sunlight over there
Daywalking just isn't as impressive in the UK, lol.
@@stevencooper564 Shit, now I want a Taika-directed movie about a bunch of British daywalkers. Oh, and isn't Blade technically part of the What We Do In the Shadows cinematic universe?
@@romxxii Yeah, he's canonically in there.
XD
@@stevencooper564 As a British person…
Yeah thats probably why
Hawkeye is actually *very* accurate. That's literally his ability.
Facts
The cleverness of this comment is underrated.
He’s actually a mutant. Marvel can refuse to acknowledge it all they want but there’s a comic where there’s a sound that hurt mutants ears and it hurt Hawkeye
I'm not exactly sure how funny I find this comment, but I'm leaning toward "very"
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One I loved was the purple man, realistically you can't have a guy who is literally purple walking down the street. David Tennant wearing a full purple suit was the next best thing
He also progressively turned more purple because of whatever drug made it more powerful in that show
A fully purple man walking down the street wouldn't even turn heads in NYC.
@@aweigh1010 The fuck..?
@@WolfA4 especially if he tells you to not stare at him
@@aweigh1010 Troll account.
General Ross isn't even red!
Yeah he was... was was Red hulk or Thunderbolt Ross.
Look it up kid.
@@Cherished_Life what?
@@Cherished_Life yeah but he isn’t red hulk in the mcu smartass
@@kyanupryce not yet
Well he's not Red Hulk yet either
In defense of aunt May, the MCU draws a lot from the Ultimate universe where May is younger than 616. Plus Marisa Tomei is 56, not her fault she just happens to look good lol
They age cast based on looks.she’s not playing a 56 year old that’s for sure.
@@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow She's definitely playing a 56 years old, tf are you talking about
@@TheBiggestMoronYouKnow aunt may shouldn’t even be that old anyways she’s an aunt not a grandma
Yeahh but the movies keep bringing up how good she looks, so it's definitely not just a coincidence.
@@rl8259 Aunt May being so old in the OG Spiderman movies makes sense though, considering Tobey Maguire himself already looked to be 40 yo.
Namor absolutely had ankle wings and I love that lmao
Just coming in here from the future to say they definitely gave Namor them little wings
Deadpool & Wolverine proved the "comic accurate suits are too ridiculous" argument wrong. They're way cooler than any of the boring "realistic" and "modernized" MCU suits.
Some of them work but some really don’t. Modernizing Hawkeye was smart the not mask was a good decision.
@@Stonetothebone Nah, mask is better
@@Starnana some masks are better Hawkeye looks goofy, I prefer the purple tech sunglasses comic look
@@Stonetothebone Disagreed, I find the sunglasses boring
All of them work If you really put effort into making them fit @@Stonetothebone
I wouldn't be surprised if we get Hawkeye's classic suit in a flashback to Clint's circus days in the Hawkeye Disney+ show
...and to think, they DID film an homage to the classic suit, albeit on some other LARPer at the 'tourney' but then cut it from the final product!
@@OG_Agrivar Yeah very weird they cut around him. Makes me wonder if it was on purpose so they could actually put Clint in the suit later on. Oh well there's always Secret Wars 🤷🏾♂️
I don’t know if there is a LESS-appropriate Marvel character to have appeared in WandaVision than The Punisher. That woulda been nuts!
“British” the worst way you could look 😭 i’ll use this as fuel against my family.
I haven't really minded having to see Thor without his helmet all that much, but I did notice in Love and Thunder that they've started to incorporate his classic comic book colors into his suit more, so that I do appreciate.
And I'm sure I'd be among the minority on this, but I actually do like Captain America's suit in the first Avengers movie the best. His suit in The First Avenger made sense as a period wartime uniform with elements of his iconic design still put into it, and I get that his suit in The Winter Soldier was designed for him by S.H.I.E.L.D. specifically for more stealthy assignments where he isn't meant to stand out, but his Avengers 1 uniform is how I would personally envision the character looking in these movies. If there was one thing I would change about the design I would have just kept the strap-on helmet instead of the cowl, because I feel like it would have made the suit look better.
While Sam Wilson being Captain America now is still going to take getting used to, I have to admit that I think his suit looks really good also.
Aunt May being younger makes a lot of sense though... she should be around the age his mother would be if she were alive and he's in high school.
Aunt May, unless she's a great aunt, shouldn't look like she's 70 IMO
large age differences exist between siblings, and it's possible peter's mom got him late. the age never bothered me. with aunt may it's more. how much of a fragile old lady you want her to be (which is sort of ridiculous in the comics a lot where it can be 'let's not scare aunt may too much she might fall over and die if she got surprised' )
Actually it depends at what time Peter got adopted, her being older would still make sense if Peter came at their home when she was already 50 years old, if you want her to be younger then the adoption should take place when Aunt May is 40 years old or something, that way both different scenarios would still make sense.
@@Lukkilikka I know that; there's nothing wrong with her being older, but a lot of people think of siblings as generally being around the same age (within 5 years or so).
With that in my mind, it seems kinda normal for her to be ~ early 40's if Peter is ~ 16
@Latest Obsession i typed wrong my mistake
@@Lukkilikka the reason why they made Aunt May fragile in the comics is because she gave more relatable problems and stakes for Spider-Man, him being responsible for Aunt May was extremely vital and almost his entire driving motivation in many iterations of the character, it was about making Peter stepping up for his family and fill the void that Uncle Ben left. The MCU version completely ignores all of that for the sake of being different or bringing "rEaLiSm" and everything seems fine because now people are satisfied with jerking off at Marisa Tomei everytime she's on screen.
Ngl, it'd be cool if they gave Clint the mask for just one scene so we could see how he looked. Kinda like Zemo
I wish Ego’s planet form always had a face instead of just having it in that one shot
Not sure how that would have worked for a whole 2 hour movie though
I'm pretty sure it was always there, just on the other side.
@@kevinm5940 exactly what i was thinking
Or not to able to blow him up?? Which was SO LAME!!
If the inevitable vision solo movie isn’t named “Shades of Aubergine” we will riot
Shades of Aubergine is the name of my ambient eggplantwave album.
50 shades of aubergine
Probably won't fly as aubergines are called eggplants in America, and "Shades of Eggplant" just doesn't quite have the ring to it.
They definitely need to bring back Punisher with his Vegeta gloves and boots.
Reminds me of Nick Fury.
I like how we're reaching an era where characters are really starting to look like their comic book counterparts. It definately beats the black spandex in the earlier X-men movies!
The costume designers are finding more and more ways of making certain elements of the comics book comics look cool in the movies and series. And also... these movies now have larger budgets for that purpose, which was mostly unthinkable in the 90s and early 00s...
@@Vintage_geek Oh yeah, no hate towards those movies, they planted every seed they had to. It's just kind of funny in retrospect.
@@Vintage_geek That maaay be true.. maybe.. but then again, costumes (and their budget) have always been a crucial component of these movies. Take the non-existing Nic Cage Superman movie. The costume budget, just in pre-production, was astronomical. They were intending for something crazy, flashy, and colorful. X-men just went the easy route and gave everyone a black suit, which is not surprising considering it came out right after Blade and Matrix. Convenience + cool factor of that era. I think creative choices are more important than budget here.
LMFAO wouldn't get your hopes up that X-men are going to wear the ridiculous trash outfits they wear in the comics...Movie Wolverine is LMFAO never going to wear that stupid looking thing on his head, the black LEATHER was perfectly fine and something a human being might actually wear in reality.
@@lutherheggs451 I think it's possible for the costumes in the comics to be adapted. They adapted Magneto's terrible-looking helmet. I think they could make Wolverine work by replacing the spandex with tactical gear or something. I liked the black leather at first, but I got bored with it extremely quickly. To me, it all felt soulless and needlessly gritty.
I cannot wait for the eventual debut of Namor in the MCU. Hopefully they'll cast an up-and-coming actor because the repetitive John Kransinski roles are getting too stale tbh. I mean he's great, but I want to see other faces too, you know.
#Namor #KrasinskiGiveOthersAChance
"Stealing movie roles is not a joke John! Millions of actors suffer every year!"
- Rainn Wilson (probably)
Wow. Kudos to you for not seeing face.
Just casting any old differences in appearance for parts? That’s bold.
john krasinski is scheduled to play all of the xmen. and he will be appearing as kevin feige from now on. plus all the comic books will be tiny krasinski clones with his skin printed with the story.
Someone has the sniffles
Mr Sunday Sniffles
@@firecoroner can't believe i missed that opportunity.
I counted the holes in Hawkeye's quiver, there's 32 of them.
After seeing Deadpool and Wolverine, your thumbnail hasn't aged too well lol
We did get the feather wings in Thor 4 for like a second. For Hawkeye we did get a more comic accurate suit in the show of course, but I think looking at Wolverine's mask in Dp&W, they could give Hawkeye a cool live-action mask as well.
I mean like. I think they should tone up the colours on some of their hero’s right. Because Hawkeyes very iconic with the purple and I don’t think they’ve really represented that at all.
There was leaked photo from Hawkeye series ,where it was shown Jeremy Renner was literally wearing the same exact comic accurate costume of Hawkeye from the Matt Fraction run LOL !😂😂
Agreed. We need Hawkeye to be Hawkeye, dammit.
@@fahimalfaisal7781 i have that marvel legend Hawkeye figure 😂
I love Hawkeye show tv
The title should be “designs marvel are too cowardly to use”
Nah cuz some of em are straight up bad
Especially Scarlett Witch
If DC do this to superman, i might actually watch all of supermans movie and DCU. His design throw me off.
There's absolutely nothing embarrassing about Thor's helmet, it's iconic!
I remember that in Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer, Galactus was never actually shown, but his weird helmet shape was implied as the shades over some celestial body.
“Otherwise he’s just a flying man in a speedo and the general public are not ready for that” just made me choke on my drink and I think I’ve watched this video four times already.
Deadpool and Wolverine making this age like milk.
She may not be comic accurate but Marisa Tomei as aunt May has big Pixar Mom energy
Ironic considering Pixar and Marvel are both owned by Disney
Oh damn...Blade was...I'll just say I'm glad they changed the look.
Luke cage when he’s in his comic outfit: “I look like a damn fool”
You should do this for DC when suicide squad comes out.
I was shocked that Peacekeeper had a comics realistic costume. Instead of Mall Ninja Taticticool Crap all other non-powered characters wear nowadays.
@@sixpakshaker88 I’m surprised James Gunn took away bloodsport’s power to have weapons in inter dimensional storage, you think that’d be something he’d lean into, I would say it was a requirement from the studio but James Gunn also said he had full control of this film
If you have inter dimensional space at your disposal, it makes it hard to write scenarios where you will be challenged as a character, unless the whole thing goes wild. I haven’t seen the film, but I think the idea they settled on will work.
To be fair to the new Suicide Squad, I think Gunn got a _lot_ of them comic accurate: King Shark, Polka Dot Man, the Peacemaker, the Thinker, even their Rick Flagg is wearing more comic-accurate colors. You could maybe argue that Harley wearing edgy stripper gear instead of a harlequin bodysuit is not comic-accurate, but IIRC that look was specific to the Batman the Animated Series. Mallcore streetwalker has been her go-to costume even in the comics recently.
They say Captain America didn't have the little wings, then immediately show a clip of him with the little wings.
Aunt May getting younger is because she's significantly younger in the Ultimate universe. In the main universe, she's more like 80's or 90's, while Ultimate Aunt May is in her 50's.
i actually don't mind the younger May i mean she's supposed to be his aunt not his grandma
@@evenhartwick4422 and I have a aunt who is old
The youngest Aunt May should be around her mid or late 40s and the oldest should be her early 60s
Naimor's ankles were indeed flapping
I still think they should've used the original Hawkeye costume. If Wolverine's mask can work in live action, so can a mask that's basically a purple version of it.
I like how the Netflix shows all made sure to at least once reference the og costumes
I still feel using the Ronin suit as a basis you could make a more classic inspired outfit that worked. Obviously never 100% but you could get something recognisable and distinct that looked good.
Vultures wings actually use magnets in the comics
Comic book Batroc the Leaper looks like a mix of Wolverine and Waluigi
He looks like a sexy Italian thanos lmao
that’s exactly what i was thinking
I'm baffled by anyone that says Wolverine's costume won't work on film.
If polka dot man isn't too ridiculous for the movies then Hawkeyes mask should be just fine, it's not super different from wolverines or Batman's.
Vultures costume change was absolutely for the better. The old man in spandex just looks stupid but the whole pilot look with the green eyes looks so awesome in the movie
There is no way you said that the comic accurate costumes are ridiculous😂
Sunday Movies: No movie studio will use these ridiculous costumes.
Suicide Squad (2021): Ima end this man's whole career.
5:15 for exactly 3 notes of the MK theme
Thanks for posting this on my BIRTHDAY!!!! I'm late for this I know!
If we ever get Scorpion in the MCU I damn well hope it's a big, bright green body suit. That's all I want
We already have a Scorpion cast -- Vaas from Far Cry 3. They'll probably won't give him a big bright green body suit as the actor is short, so they'll probably stick him in a big CGI robot body.
@@romxxii yeah I know we have him cast, I meant for when he actually becomes the scorpion and isn't just some guy with a tattoo
The decades of comics history, with hundreds of artists making adjustments, and millions of fans letting their opinions be known, means these characters have the most intensely focus-grouped costumes imaginable. Every time the movies make a sincere attempt to be comics accurate, they end up with a great looking costume. That's why Deadpool is the most popular movie mutant. I hope Disney will give us accurate X-Men outfits going forward.
BuT DEaD0oL ISnT a MuTANt HeS a MUTatE
I highly disagree Deadpool is popular because of his costume but whatever man
@@lyrad4584 You aren't quite grasping my point. The people who didn't want to use his comics costume made a bad movie (X-Men Origins: Wolverine), but the people who wanted to use that costume made good movies (Deadpool and Deadpool 2), and this is not a coincidence. Only people who respect the source use comic accurate costumes, and respecting the source usually results in better movies.
It can be done. But Wolverine wears his earth tone brown and ocre suit. Blue and canary yellow don't look good on him.
@@AWW8472 yes it does. Have you read any comic books?
These guys at a Hendrix gig.
"We want little wings!"
And that's how we got to where we are now.
These guys at a Beatles concert"
"We want more wings"
James and Maso broken up Beatles confirmed.
Isn't it weird though that Peter Parker is meant to be a teenager and yet he has an aunt that looks like she's in her 70s? Doesn't it make more sense that she's a woman in her 40s/50s?
I actually have a friend who thought Aunt may was Peters grandmother in the og movies
Maria Tomei is in her late 50s. She just looks fantastic
Uncle Ben is Richard Parker's brother and Aunt May isn't related to the Parkers (obviously). For the sake of argument, let's say when Peter Parker was 17 Uncle Ben and Aunt May were both 75. That puts them at 58 years old when Peter was born. It's not unheard of for parents to have more children much later in life, even after their first child becomes an adult. So if Ben's parents had him when they were young and then had Richard 15-20 years later, that puts Richard at about 38-43 years old when Peter was born. That might be older than one would expect, but it's also not that uncommon for couples to wait many years before deciding to have kids. It's also entirely possible that Richard was about the same age as Ben and simply married someone young enough to have kids with. So while a teenager having a 70+ year old aunt may not be the norm, it's not really that crazy or unrealistic. Especially when the grandson of the 10th U.S. president only just died last year.
@@jd1800 yeah dude, I know it's physically possible. It's still weird and not something you'd expect. The story's just much more natural with her being middle aged
It’s not that weird.
You can see Zola scrambling to save his plans and research in the first captain america movie, among those plans is what looks like schematics for a robot body
In Jessica Jones they actually briefly showed her comic costume as Jewel but directly made fun of it because that costume is utterly ridiculous and wouldn't fit the atmosphere of the show (Especially not season 1)
TBF I feel like that’s the point of the Jewel costume and persona in general, that she was this bright and optimistic superhero who went through the worst trauma possible turning her into a dark and angry cynic
I hate that trope, it's almost insulting people who like the costume.
@@mrcritical6751 That does make sense. I think Jessica says something along those lines. I like that they don't even wear the costume in the show though it's just pulled out of a box and commented on. It doesn't fit the tone of the show
@@Everik-ct6pg you never liked Jewel costume because you never saw that costume in action
stop being fake
@@dimitreze I don't like the jewel costume but what you just said makes no sense whatsoever.
“You’re saying they should bring it back” lmao 🤣
They did it with wolverines suit why not Hawkeye😭
I wish Hemsworth hadn't had such a hatred of the helmet.
He said he hates it? It looks good on him.
Chris Helmsworth.
@@luhedi6303 Helmets and wigs are really uncomfortable to use, specially in action scenes. Having to redo a scene multiple times because they fall or move too much is one of the main issues
I want a version of Iron Man in his old school, spandex- looking "armor"...
Which sometimes had roller skates, for some reason
@@kevinm5940 hahaha, everyone knows that Roller skating is faster than flying! Also, another great thing with the old suits? They and the Arc Reactor charged by plugging in to the wall. 😂
he was a skater boi
You had me at "she's probably going to be his niece" referring to Aunt May😹😹😹😹
“I know my family is completely snapped out of existence, but ima get a sweet ass haircut…”
-Hawkeye
I love the Spider-Man: Far From Home red & black costume. If it was more Ditko it'd be Objectivist.
If Spidey was more like Steve Ditko would still have a secret identity. Not even Aunt May would know what Peter's face looks like.
instead of a spider mask, an Ayn Rand mask. super scary.
@@mercurywoodrose Ayn Rand-Man would also go on and on into page long rants that always boggle down to "With great power comes not owing anything to no one.". Every. Single. Issue.
I’d like to see Black Panther in the cape and huge collar.
His would actually make sense. Since he's a king, it could just be ceremonial/formal garb.
I believe the MCU has continually dropped the ball on Spiderman villains. Green Goblin, Harry's Green Goblin, Electro, The Vulture, The Shocker, and especially Rhino just to name a few. But that definitely gets into the discussion of ridiculous looking costumes in a real world scenario
I guess they skipped the whole “Ms. Marvel” thing with Carol Danvers, so we never got to see her leotard, cape, and boots look. 😂 Honestly, kinda glad we didn’t see it.
It would be odd
Because I feel like no one will mention it:
The editing of this video is fantastic. Good looks, Laurence. Constant hilarious subtle stuff big guy
I’d love to see how they would translate Jack of Hearts’ costume into the MCU LOL
Hawkeye is both not enough of himself and yet just detached enough to look presentable. I prefer his 2015 run costume with the simple arrow shirt, pants, and boots combo.
Best heroe suit in a marvel movie is definitively deadpool's suit
You guys legit make every video worth watching
To answer the question, seeing Bucky in his original costume would be hilarious, just Sebastian Stan in a blue leotard with red tights and the standard black superhero mask. Maybe they’ll do it one day since so many other MCU heroes have had a moment making fun of their original costumes.
His Falcon and the Winter Soldier look had similar colors to his original outfit.
In all honesty, the old movie Aunt May always made me uncomfortable. I don't know why, she's just always made me cringe. And I hate to use that word
Namor got the little wings at least
A lot of hardcore comic book fans just kind of need to face the reality that a lot of the designs you loved in comics are kind of dogshit and would look horrible in real life. This has been one of the greatest strengths of the MCU to weed out this bullshit and streamline the process.
As a real Marvel comic book fan to death i agreed, thats why the 2012 Cap suit doesn't fit
Fox tried to dunk on the original X-Men costumes and triggered a million nerds including myself.
They isn't even an argument for them being more practical because they're so restrictive they can't even jump over a ledge. Black is fine as a primary color though. Also I don't even get why Wolverine couldn't at least be sleeveless like Collosus was.
What was even worse is when Marvel decided to make the comics costumes more like the movies in the early 2000s because they thought that was what the fans wanted 🤦🏻♂️
@@philcorrigan5641 one of the worst eras for X-men comics at the time
And yet their best Wolverine costume was probably the most accurate one -- from the short future scenes in DoFP.
@@philcorrigan5641 I liked the movies, but when the comics rebooted yet again and aped the boring movie costumes, I stopped buying them and never started again.
We got Wolverine’s mask. We can get Hawkeye’s
If everyone went with the comic costumes it'd be ridiculous 🤣🤣
We just have to look at Richard E Grants Loki to see that 🤣
I feel like Thor's helmet having real, feathery wings is something the DC live action series would've done. Just big, grad visual gestures at the expense of everything else.
Funny how the movies really hate the secret identity stuff, it was such a staple of the early years of Marvel ( and who can forget how many years DC mined Clark/Superman and Lois ).
This video made me realize how much I miss some 90s costumes
This shows that not everything has to made comic accurate
@Latest Obsession yes exactly what I think
@Latest Obsession wait, what happened in the 70s???
@Latest Obsession so what if it looks dumb? You can make classic costumes work?
@Latest Obsession they do that because they are lazy and don’t bother to make the classic costumes actually look good so they make them look like cheap Halloween costumes and then make fun of them. It’s stupid how they make fun of the iconic source material.
@Latest Obsession I don’t think so. Most of the mcu is based on the 616. Most of the avengers stuff is based on the ultimate comics. Classic costumes are partical. People wear them in real life. Christopher Reeves wore spandex and looked great. Spandex and neon colors do work. You see them in most media right now.
“Keep feathering it brother”.
- fedsmoker
0:19 wouldve been nice to mention he has em painted on at least
6:00 He needs his catchphrase from the spider-man cartoons where he goes "leap leap!" like every 5 seconds
I hope we get to see Thor’s classic comic accurate look, with the winged helmet and everything, in a brief flashback sequence explaining Classic Loki’s origins in later eps of Loki. Maybe he came from a comic accurate Asgard as a whole
Thor's and Hawkeye's costumes were very close to their Ultimate universe looks, which is pretty accurate. Namor's latest redesign in the comics is actually pretty sexy and I'd love to see it in the new BP movie
Surprised they didn't put Wolverine in here. I know it's focused on MCU but they did Blade.
I really don't want wolverine again in the X-Men MCU reboot. He's a great character and Hugh Jackman was a great casting but the fox series overused him so much. It would be better to focus on other X-Men characters the fox movies didn't do well like Cyclops, Rogue and Angel so we get an actual team movie
@@rorylynch7775 Well I'd like to see a new version of Wolverine but I agree that they should do a couple X-Men movies without him. Maybe have him show up in a couple of the other characters films first and build up to him joining the team.
90s Blade had a great costume. :D
Mysterio in Far From Home.
His final look without the holograms is just a mocap suit with a fishbowl on his head, it was a bit of a letdown considering i am a big fan of Mysterio.
He wears the suit for real sometimes though.