Curious information about Marvel movies

1. You have probably seen all Marvel movies. I'm talking about Fox movies, Sony movies, and Marvel Entertainment movies. Wouldn't it have been great if they were all under one roof? Well, we can dream that one day that will be possible. Until then, we will only have to enjoy them in their different flavors and styles. Below is a list of 10 interesting facts about Marvel movies...

10. FOX originally owned Daredevil and intended to make a trilogy set in the '70s and '80s. The movies were supposed to be inspired by the music of those periods: Classic Rock, Punk Rock, and New Wave. Thank God, the rights returned to the Marvel movies.

09. Lionsgate almost made a Black Widow movie in 2004. They had planned to give the character superpowers from an experimental suit and she would have a secret identity as a gardener.

08. Marvel originally wanted the Hulk to turn gray under Scarlet Witch's spell in Avengers: Age of Ultron. Unfortunately, this idea was scrapped in post-production.

07. Before the critical failure of the recent Fantastic Four movie, FOX was planning a shared universe with the X-Men franchise and the Fantastic Four. It is a pity. I imagine this would play nice on screen.

06. Hugh Jackman once walked around Comic-Con dressed as Wolverine. Unfortunately, hardly anyone recognized him. Instead, people even complained that he was too tall for Wolverine cosplay.

05. It may sound crazy now, but Jon Favreau was originally hired to direct Captain America as a comedy. When that didn't happen, Marvel allowed him to work on Iron Man.

04. Quentin Tarantino has always shown his love for comics and superhero characters. Interestingly, he almost directed a Luke Cage movie starring Laurence Fishburne early in his career. When negotiations failed, he left the project to work on Pulp Fiction.

03. Could a piece of fan art be enough to convince marvel movies to choose an actor? Well, it happened to Andy Serkis, who plays Ulysses Klaw. The Avengers Age of Ultron creative team found a photoshopped image of the actor and thought it was a brilliant idea. The rest is history.

02. While many have filled in for the lack of mech shooters in Sam Raimi's Spider-Man, the original trailer for the 2002 movie showed Peter Parker using them. At some point, the studios must have decided to get rid of them.

01. Despite Tony Stark and Steve Rogers's on-and-off friendship and constant bickering that sparked the Civil War, in a Marvel multiverse the two got married. Well, not exactly. On Earth 3490, Tony is born Natasha Stark and becomes Iron Woman. She eventually marries Captain America and avoids the Civil War.

Undoubtedly the marvel movies They have gained great repercussions in our time due to their value within pop culture, but also due to their large box office movement and characters. Releasing more than one movie per year they become more and more popular.