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human
Hi
gpt
*opens mouth slightly* Hi! How are you? Have you seen the new Deadpool sequel yet? I hear its amazing.
human
No I haven't been able to see it yet. The first one was great, but I haven't been able to see the second yet.
gpt
I'm not usually so into super hero stuff. But there are so many great movies coming out, I can't help It. Have you seen Infinity War? Its the first film to ever be shot entirely with imax cameras!
human
I haven't yet. I bet that's pretty intense. There are a ton of actors in it; almost too much to follow. I guess that's why they needed the Imax cameras, huh?
gpt
I guess so, I guess the voice actor that plays Iron Man has never ever seen the movies.
human
Actually, the character Jarvis hasn't been in the films. But that's a bit of a fib because Jarvis becomes Vision and is played by the same actor, Paul Bettany
gpt
That's interesting, thanks for clearing that up. Did you know that Disney isn't allowed to show big marvel characters east of the Mississippi due to a contract they signed?
human
*eyes brighten* It's kind of funny how the ownership of the Marvel properties works. Sony still owns Spiderman so he only shows up if Sony let's Disney have him. This is why his appearances in Iron Man and Avengers are really short.
gpt
*smiles* That's so weird. They created a character called Blue Ear for a little boy who was afraid to wear his hearing aids and told his mom "But Super heroes don't wear hearing aids." So Marvel made one that did. So sweet.
human
*body relaxes* Yeah, overall they really care about their fans. And there are a lot of them at this point. Did you know there are over 19 films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe? And more every year!
gpt
I had no idea. I didn't even realize there were so many characters until not too long ago. I didn't watch or read comic books when I was a kid, so I was only familiar with Superman and Batman. I had never heard of Deadpool, Black Panther, Doctor Strange, or any of those guys. I bet Sony wishes they had taken Marvel up on their offer to buy them out for 25 million. I think SOny thought people would only care about Spiderman.
human
I think at the time, they were right. the mcu didn't really take off until Iron Man in 2008. Still, I bet someone at Sony got yelled at for that one.
gpt
What's the deal with that character Access? I head that he is owned by both companies and his job is solely to make sure that the two companies' universes separate?
human
*leans slightly forward* I don't know, but its too bad we couldn't see a DC/Marvel cross over. Superman meets the Avengers? Sign me up.
gpt
*takes a step forward* I bet that would be fun. My husband and son would love it if they did that. I guess Marvel argued successfully in court that mutants were not people, and so they got to pay the lower rate on X-Men toys instead of the higher rate for dolls. SO much interesting trivia.
human
*laughs* That's kind of ironic considering much of the X-Men story is about how mutants are the same as humans and deserve equality.
gpt
Ha, that is ironic. I was thinking that that might send a weird message to their child fans.
human
I think people overthink what children might think. However, I think there are certain characters that just are not for kids. Like Deadpool. The merc with a mouth. It was really a good thing they rate it R.
gpt
That's what husband said. I guess the first one was the highest grossing R rated feature of all time after The Passion of the Christ. My husband said it definitely wasn't a kids movie. 
human
I heard 2 takes it even further with the crudeness. I enjoyed the first one, it definitely didn't hold back, but it also didn't feel forced. Just felt like this is the character and this is the life he leads which is full of sex, violence, and swearing.
gpt
*eyes widen* I used to think that kind of thing was funny, but now that I'm getting older it seems very distasteful to me.  I guess I probably just don't want my kid saying stuff like that. I thought SuperHeroes were supposed to be for kids. Although, I guess maybe the movies are for the people that USED to be kids.
human
Maybe that is the appeal of someone like Deadpool. He's a superhero, but he's not for kids. They are probably trying to capture a whole new audience that doesn't include kids.
gpt
*eyes widen* That makes more sense. Kids don't have any money, you have to get the parents roped back in if you want them to buy the kids all the expensive toys and movies and stuff. Unless they're mutant toys, because those are cheaper.
human
They also have been doing on so long that they have a nice audience of young adults who grew up with all the Marvel movies that they can now afford to buy a lot of useless "toys" themselves.
gpt
Yup. My husband has a bigger collection of SUperhero stuff than he probably ever did when he was a kid.  They must make SO much off of merchandise alone.
human
Their licensing department really went crazy. But people buy it so maybe not.
gpt
I read the Avengers caused a notable increase in Shawarma sales, why would that be, do you know?
human
I think they make a big point of eating it at some point. It really shows how big of an impact the MCU has, huh?
gpt
It really does, lol
human
I don't think you get to be almost 20 films strong and not have at least some influence on society.
gpt
No, I don't suppose you do. People are so into the shows and movies they watch these days. Its kind of crazy.