Someone make the thread

These eyes piercing through that titanium mask..
A bit old but I wouldn’t be mad at him being cast at all.
nobody thats seen him play a legitimately gangster Russian in Eastern Promises would disagree
could be as iconic as Aragorn for him
Ant Man going night night
His daughter ain't mean to do it... she opened the gates that changes everything.
His daughter ain't mean to do it... she opened the gates that changes everything.
No way he survives lol. That trailer got him looking done done
No way he survives lol. That trailer got him looking done done
616 Scott Lang might be toast
But that doesn’t mean Scott Lang is done if you know what I’m saying
No way he survives lol. That trailer got him looking done done
He either dies or barely makes it out alive and warns everyone of what’s to come similar to hulk in infinity war
I’d rather see him in the Reevesverse tbh
Who would you cast him as in the Reevesverse?
I’d rather see him in the Reevesverse tbh

Who would you cast him as in the Reevesverse?
I could really see him as Basil Karlo. He’s been getting too many badass roles lately, lets make him pathetic
I could really see him as Basil Karlo. He’s been getting too many badass roles lately, lets make him pathetic
Clayface would be cool. I wonder if Reeves would go for a villain like that
Clayface would be cool. I wonder if Reeves would go for a villain like that
I hope he does tbh
Clayface would be cool. I wonder if Reeves would go for a villain like that
Need it. Body horror seems right up this Batman’s alley if they go the fantastical route
omg who cares
no shade towards u @Mac_Wit_Da_Cheese
Are the rumors about Jeremey Renner losing his leg true?
Doesn’t seem so
Marvel snippets from Variety's profile on Julia Louis-Dreyfus
Then, of course, there’s her gig in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. Louis-Dreyfus wiggles with excitement as she discusses her character, the nefarious Contessa Valentina Allegra de Fontaine. “There’s so much secrecy around it,” she half-whispers with glee. “When I first started shooting, I had to go to set wearing a black cloak with a hood and keep my head down so nobody could see it was me walking onto the soundstage.” While the character has been teased in multiple Marvel projects, she’ll have her biggest showing to date in the upcoming “Thunderbolts,” which begins shooting in June. Louis-Dreyfus’ giddiness is understandable, given the curveball Marvel represents at this point in her career.
Twenty-five years later, that kind of success is all but guaranteed for Marvel’s “Thunderbolts.” Louis-Dreyfus was recruited to the MCU the way most A-listers are — over a casual meeting with Marvel chief creative officer Kevin Feige and co-president Louis D’Esposito.
“I said, ‘If anything comes up, let me know,’” Louis-Dreyfus remembers. Only days later, she had the role of the Contessa, a mysterious woman with a knack for gathering power and enlisting superheroes to do her bidding. The Contessa was trotted out briefly in “The Falcon and the Winter Soldier,” “Black Widow” and “Black Panther: Wakanda Forever.” In “Thunderbolts,” an antihero team will form under her orders, comic watchers have speculated. The film will pair Louis-Dreyfus with MCU mainstays Florence Pugh and Sebastian Stan, as well as Marvel newcomers Harrison Ford and Wyatt Russell.
“I did this to see if I can get some respect from these people in my family,” Louis-Dreyfus says, again invoking the Santa Barbara crew. She delights in finding ways to make the comic book character her own, like successfully lobbying to change the Contessa’s streak of white hair to purple. “I thought purple would make it a little more of this world today. And I didn’t want her to look too much like Cruella,” she says.
In another unexpected move, Louis-Dreyfus has lobbied to kick some ass. “I pitched it; I told them I really want to fight. I haven’t seen the script yet — we’ll see if that happens,” she says. But she changes her tune when she thinks about the possible physical demands of a Marvel role: “Ugh. I guess I’d better get in shape.”