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On this episode of Comic Movie-10, the Kane brothers list their top five favorite end credit scenes found in Marvel movies. Joe and Dan explain how these scenes give the viewers a private look into the future of Marvel movies. These brief minutes allow Marvel lovers an inside look into where the characters’ stories will take the world.

At the number five spot is the scene found at the end of X-Men Days of Future Past. This scene shows EN Sabah Nur controlling the ancient Egyptian pyramids as the four horsemen of the apocalypse ride into view. This is a chilling cinematic moment, as it not only sets the scene for the next X-Men movie, but it also allows viewers to infer how long these super-humans have been present in the world.

Coming in at number four is the Ferris Bueller scene at the end of the first Deadpool movie. The brothers acknowledge that of all the choices on their list, this is the only one that does not further the movie’s plot line. However they feel that it pokes fun at pop culture, and the Marvel’s world, and sets the characters up for the sequel that was to come.

Third place on the list is reserved for the scene following Avenger’s Age of Ultron. In this clip, viewers see Thanos putting on the gauntlet for the first time. For any real comic lovers in the world, this is an extremely impactful moment. Those who are familiar with the older comics know that this certainly shifts the Marvel’s universe forever, as Thanos makes the decision to work independently. As can be seen in the most recent Avenger’s movie, Infinity War, Thanos’ decision in that moment changes everything.

At second place, the Kane brothers have selected the Shwarma scene following the first Avengers movie. The Avengers are sitting around a table eating after a huge battle. No one says a word, but the viewers are able to see these god-like characters with humanistic qualities for a change. They appear hungry and exhausted, and it really hits home with those who watch it. Also, there is something interesting about one of the characters, as he is the only one who is not eating. Make sure to watch this episode to find out why, and let the brothers know if you have ever noticed this fact before.

Lastly, in first place is the Avenger’s Initiative scene at the end of Iron Man. During this scene Nick Fury tells Tony Stark that he is not the only one out there. Although this seems like such a simple moment, it is really the beginning of the Avenger’s existence. This single moment set up the Marvel’s film industry and is continuing to impact the Avengers’ fate over a decade later.

Do you feel there are any more credit scenes that should have made the list? After watching, let the Kane brothers know where your opinions vary, or have similarities. Let them know your comments, questions, and opinions, and as always, tune in to the next episode of Comic Movie-10!

On this episode of Comic Movie-10, the Kane brothers give their casting selections for a future Fantastic Four movie. As real comic fans know, there have been versions of Fantastic Four movies that unfortunately fell short.

Joe and Dan believe they have casting ideas that along with the right script would make the next Fantastic Four movie highly successful. Starting with Mr. Fantastic, the brothers selected actor John Krasinski, who has displayed his playful side on The Office, along with his more serious acting abilities in his recent film A Quiet Place.

Next up would be Bryce Dallas Howard, who is well known from her recent movie Jurassic World. The brothers point out her ability to show both confidence and quirkiness simultaneously, and how her strengths and vulnerabilities would lend themselves well to the part of Susan Storm. The role of Johnny Storm would be ideal for an actor like Zac Efron because in the brothers’ opinions because he is both a pretty boy and a tough enough actor to handle the role.

Next up, the brothers discuss Live Schreiber as The Thing. They believe he would be a good fit because he has been successful in the past at playing the big, tough guy, and his menacing voice would be ideal for the part. Lastly, the boys’ pick for Doctor Doom goes to Jon Hamm from Mad Men, as he can speak intelligently and portray someone with a lot of class, while still being capable of having a darkside.

Would you like to see a new version of the Fantastic Fours? If so, who would your choices be? Do you agree or disagree with the Kane brothers’ selection? Let them know in the comments section after watching. As always, be sure to tune in next time to Comic Movie-10 for all things comic related!

In this episode of Comic Movie-10, the Kane brothers divulge their personal theories on how to bring back the fan favorite heroes who were eliminated by Thanos during the recent Avengers Infinity War.

The brothers explain details about the six stones found on Thanos’ gauntlet and what each stands for. They then explain how these stones relate to their theories about how characters may return to the Avengers’ universe. The first theory revolves around Nebula and how old comics indicate she is the only character capable of removing the gauntlet from Thanos’ hand. The theory is that Nebula would then be able to reverse Thanos’ snap that eliminated multiple characters.

The second theory is perhaps the most simplistic, in that it would simply be rewinding time to undo Thanos’ act through the use of the time stone. The third theory would use the reality stone under the assumption that the characters that were killed exist in a separate reality, and perhaps the two realities could collide.

The last theory uses the soul stone. The idea would be that Thanos went into the realm of the soul stone, as it is capable of pulling people in. This would have happened at the moment Thanos wanted to sacrifice Gamora’s life for the soul stone. Ultimately, the soul stone would be showing Thanos the outcome of his actions if he were to follow through with his plan. In this sense, Thanos would have learned a lesson from the soul stone as he was stuck inside of it.

What Are Your Thoughts on The Avengers?

Let Joe and Dan know what you think of their theories. Do you agree, or disagree? Do you have any of your own theories on how the fallen heroes can be brought back, or do you think they are gone for good? Let the Kane brothers know what you think… Leave your comments, questions, and opinions in the comments section after watching, and as always, tune in to the next episode of Comic Movie-10!

Watch our other episodes discussing Avengers Infinity War

Who Dies in Marvel Avengers Infinity War?

Who Will Die In Marvel Avengers: Infinity War?

WARNING: SPOILER ALERTS FOR AVENGER’S INFINITY WAR!

On this episode of Comic Movie-10, the Kane brothers address all of the characters from Infinity War, and explain which characters died, vanished, or survived and the characters’ whose whereabouts are still a mystery.

First up, Joe and Dan discuss the actual deaths seen on screen, which include Heimdall, Loki, Gamora (which gives viewers an emotional connection to Thanos), and Vision. Then the brothers explain which characters disappeared, thanks to Thanos’ snap including Drax, Star-Lord, Groot, Spider-Man, Doctor Strange, Black Panther, Scarlet Witch, Bucky, Falcon, and Mantis. If you are curious to know the Kane brother’s opinions on what the fate of these characters will be, make sure to tune into the next episode of Comic Movie-10.

Getting back to this episode, Joe and Dan then explain the list of characters that survived Infinity War, who are Mbaku, Okoye, Rocket, Nebula (who will likely play an important role moving forward), Rhodie, Black Widow, Bruce Banner, Thor, Captain America, and Iron Man.  Lastly, the brothers explain which characters were left out of this movie and how moving forward, they might have survived, or might have disappeared as well. These characters include Hawkeye, Wong, Shuri, Ant-Man, and Wasp.

After watching, let the brothers know what you think. Leave your comments, questions, and opinions in the comments section and as always, tune in to the next episode of Comic Movie-10.

To refer back to our original predictions and how wrong we were, watch Who Will Die In Avengers Infinity War?

On this episode of Comic Movie-10, the Kane brothers delve into the world of Black Lightning with the intension of understanding how this phenomenal show may tie into the Arrowverse. Black Lightning and his alter ego Jefferson Pierce is played by actor Cress Williams.

Although Pierce gave up being the superhero, when the drug Green Light began destroying his neighborhood, Black Lightning decided to return to his job of protecting the community. Similarly to his night job, Pierce attempts to save the neighborhood during the day as the principal of the local high school. The show is very compelling and shows the constant fight between Black Lightning and the antagonist, Tobias Whale. Whale uses the people of the community for experimentation without regard to the side affects. In this sense, Tobias Whale serves as a foil for Black Lightning’s character.

The Kane brothers dive deep into theories surrounding how this show, which is rougher around the edges than the Arrowverse shows, might fit into the same world. The most basic connection revolves around the fact that similarly to other shows, Black Lightning has metahumans. This might imply that some of the Arrowverse shows could possibly be set in the same universe as Black Lightning. There is also the fact that Pierce’s youngest daughter made comments to her mother after learning of her own super powers. These comments alluded to the fact that people in Black Lightning’s life are aware of both Vixen and Supergirl’s existence.