Marvel Studios Boss Talks Guardians/Avengers Team Up

[Johnny Novgorod]

Wouldn't that make too many characters for one movie?

 

[Tenlaius]

Also I would loved to see how Peter will react to the technologies (no more tape cassete) and the music he had missed out growing up in space.

Star-Lord: "This is Earth? Damn, I've missed way too much."

Cap (puts a hand on his shoulder): "Friend, I'm still working through 1976."

Star-Lord (takes out his mix-tapes): "Got ya covered."

if this isn't a line/set-up if this movie ever happens..i will be disappointed xD

 

[Verlander]

That's all but confirmed to be fake. If Marvel Entertainment was going to announce the whole Phase 3 list they would have done it at Comic Con but they didn't. That image came about around the second day of comic con after all the release dates were announced, but there is no evidence of any of them except Doc Strange, Guardians 2, Avengers 3 (no subtitle) and Antman

Also Avengers 3: Civil War pretty much proves it fake as Avengers 3 is going to be about Thanos, not a war over secret identities that no character in the MCU currently have.

Very probably. However, the studios have thrown us a curveball before. An image not dissimilar to this appeared a couple of years back, and was correct to the letter, so who knows? Personally I don't want a Civil War film, but I'd have advised against GotG - they know what they're doing.

 

[Kahani]

I fail to see how there's an "if" involved. The two teams are already explicitly connected by Thanos and the infinity stones. Even if it turns out not to happen in Avengers 3, there is exactly zero possibility that they won't meet up at some point.

Wouldn't that make too many characters for one movie?

Not necessarily. My biggest problem with Guardians was that there were too many characters, but that's mainly because they were all new (as far as movie audiences are concerned at least) and there simply wasn't time to introduce them and give them all a decent amount of screen time and development in a single film. But by the time any crossover could happen, every one of the Avengers will have appeared in at least three previous films, with most having had at least two or three solo films on top of the minimum of two Avengers films they'll have had (Hulk being the only one with just one film). Assuming Guardians 2 isn't the crossover point, the Guardians will have had that film to flesh them out a bit more.

Sure, a crossover would have an awful lot of characters compared to most films, especially if they include many of the secondary characters as well, but they'll all be familiar enough by that point to allow a film to focus on what they're doing rather than having to spend all its time reminding us who everyone is and why they're there.