Disney should’ve buy Marvel in the 90’s and still give the rights to the characters to their numerous production companies, like Spider-Man should go with Disney, Blade should go with Mirimax, Punisher should go with Dimension Films, Daredevil should go with Touchstone, Hulk should go with Hollywood Pictures, and Iron Man of course as we know today, goes with Marvel Studios.
@@raidenstark315 This video already done the timeline. I'm more interested in who owned who. Especially the characters who were never used. What Avengers could have been used if no rights were reverted? Did Fox ever own Squirrel Girl for being a mutant? Who else besides Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch have split rights between two studios due to prominence in two Marvel franchises? What could Sony have done with Kingpin to differentiate him from the Daredevil villain? Why was Fox able to use Viper in The Wolverine when she was more of a Captain America villain? If Fox owned Kang for being a descendant of Reed, did they also own Ravonnah Renslayer for her relationship with Kang? And for the franchises that Marvel hadn't sold, would they have characters packaged with them if they did?
List of Marvel movies distributed by Sony: Spider-Man Spider-Man 2 Ghost Rider Spider-Man 3 Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance The Amazing Spider-Man The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Spider-Man: Homecoming Venom Spider-Man: Far From Home Venom: Let There Be Carnage Spider-Man: No Way Home Morbius Madame Web Venom: The Last Dance Kraven the Hunter List of Marvel movies distributed by Warner Bros. (via New Line Cinema): Blade Blade II Blade: Trinity List of Marvel movies distributed by 20th Century Studios (20th Century Fox): X-Men Daredevil X2 Elektra Fantastic Four X-Men: The Last Stand Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer X-Men Origins: Wolverine X-Men: First Class The Wolverine X-Men: Days of Future Past Fant4stic (2015) Deadpool X-Men: Apocalypse Logan Deadpool 2 Dark Phoenix The New Mutants List of Marvel movies distributed by Universal: Hulk The Incredible Hulk List of Marvel movies distributed by Lionsgate: The Punisher (2004) Punisher: War Zone List of Marvel movies distributed by Paramount (MCU Phase One ➖ The Incredible Hulk and The Avengers): Iron Man Iron Man 2 Thor Captain America: The First Avenger I did not include Marvel movies that was distributed by Disney for my reasons.
@@jonathanalvarez-lopez432 They had a whole animated collection, Capt America, Doctor Strange, "the Next Avengers" Thor, the Hulk VS two in one disc etc
7:05 This part is inaccurate. According to the documentary “Doomed: The untold story of Roger Corman's The Fantastic Four” and book “MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios”, it was Avi Arad who struck a deal with Bernd Eichinger on cancelling the release of this film in exchange for the two producing a high budget adaptation of the team with 20th Century Fox eventually becoming the 2005 film starring Ioan Gruffudd and Chris Evans. Eichinger received top producer billing on said movie.
8:41 fun fact the mgm trading for movie rights for spiderman with some of the James bond distribution rights and the 7 million lead to eon able to adapt casino royale in 2006
This is the complete timeline of when characters like Spider-Man, X-Men, Fantastic Four, Hulk and Iron Man left Marvel Studios and how they eventually came back. These are the different licensing deals between companies like Disney, Sony Pictures, 20th Century Fox and Universal Pictures. This is every Marvel licensing deals explained (including Sony and Spider-Man).
Sony Spider-Man Ghost Rider Venom 20th Century Fox X-Men Fantastic Four Daredevil Deadpool Electra Universal Hulk Howard The Duck New Line Cinema Blade Trilogy Lionsgate Punisher Man Thing Also Saban Entertainment Could've Made a Namor The Sub Mariner film pre Disney buyout of both Saban and Marvel Comics but to be honest the company known for Power Rangers, VR Troopers, Big Bad Beetleborgs and the Digimon English Dub would've turned the Namor Movie Into The New Adams Family or Ninja Turtles The Next Mutation thank God's Infinite Mercy that didn't happen
Let's switch distribution rights of marvel characters with DC characters. (This was not easy, please don't hate) 1970's Superman TV skit Shazam! TV show Superman TV show Doctor Fate TV movie Japanese Superman TV show Wonder Woman TV movie Wonder Woman Untimely End TV movie 1980's Wonder Twins movie Universal owns Shazam! And Wonder Twins Canon Films owns Superman and Wonder Woman Constantin Films owns Terrifics and Martian Manhunter New World Pictures owns Red Hood New World Pictures released a Red Hood TV movie Constantin Films released a Martian Manhunter short film Universal now owns Blue Beetle DC gains the rights back to Superman Canon Films lost the rights to Wonder Woman 21st Century Films now owns the rights to Wonder Woman Carolco now owns the rights to Superman DC regains the rights to Red Hood after New World Pictures closed due to financial trouble Paramount required the rights to Cyborg Universal tries to make a Mary Marvel movie but got cancelled New Line Cinema now owns Constantine Sony and Columbia Pictures now owns Steel Constantin Films used 1 million dollars to make a Terrifics movie to keep the rights Savoy Pictures gain the rights to Doctor Fate 20th Century Fox owns the rights to the Doom Patrol and Deathstroke 1990's Carolco lost the rights to Superman, and MGM briefly owns the rights to Superman DC gave the rights to Green Lantern and Red Hood to Artisan and picked up Judomaster and Swamp Thing Universal now owns the rights to Aquaman and Deadman 20th Century Fox required the right to Blue Beetle, Amanda Waller, Green Arrow, and Black Canary Sony and Columbia Picutres now owns Lobo DC later regain the rights to Wonder Woman 20th Century Fox makes a Doom Patrol movie Mira Max took the rights to Doctor Fate from Savoy after getting bankrupt Sony and Columbia Pictures now owns Superman DC only has the rights to Superman through television, but Sony and Columbia owns the movie rights to Superman Sony and Columbia Pictures also owns the rights to Watchmen New Line Cinema released a Constantine movie in theaters 20th Century Fox released an Amanda Waller TV movie DC would get back the rights to Blue Beetle and give the rights to New Line Cinema 20th Century Fox requires the rights to the Terrifics to make movies on them and the Doom Patrol 20th Century Fox would give back the rights of Amanda Waller to DC 2000's Dreamworks gains the rights to Judomaster and tries to develope a movie and later got cancelled Sony and Columbia Pictures released a Superman movie in 2002 New Line Cinema released a Constantine sequel 2003 Doom Patrol sequel by 20th Century Fox Green Arrow movie by 20 Century Fox Shazam! by Universal Pictures 2004 Superman 2 by Sony and Columbia Pictures Constantine Trinity by New Line Cinema The Red Hood by Lion's Gate Lion's Gate required the rights movie to Zatanna 2005 Terrifics Black Canary New Line Cinema return the rights to Blue Beetle back to DC DC wanted to make their movies and regained the rights to Batman, Aquaman, Zatanna, Cyborg, Doctor Fate, Deadman, Judomaster, and the Watchmen New Line Cinema made a Swamp Thing movie, but later gave the rights to Swamp Thing back to DC During the creation of DC Studios, DC required the movie rights to Batman and Shazam! In 2008 New Line Cinema wasn't done with Constantine, as they made a Constantine TV show 20th Century Fox, Sony Pictures, and Columbia Pictures released Doom Patrol Finale Lobo Superman 3 Terrifics and the Martian Manhunter 2008 DC Studios released Batman as the start of the DC Extended Universe Batman would be distributed by Paramount Pictures Shazam! Would be released in late 2008 as well being distributed by Universal In 2009 disney bought DC for 4 billion 2010's Justice League released in theaters and earn 1.5 billion Batman 3 made 1.2 billion Disney ownership with DC changed Superman's ownership with Sony and Columbia Pictures, as Sony gives up on the TV rights so that Sony can have full control over Superman's movie rights The rights to Red Hood went back to DC Studios New Line Cinema lost the rights to Constantine and went back to DC 20th Century Fox ran out of time to make a Green Arrow movie and the rights went back to DC alongside Black Canary 20th Century Fox continued making movies on the Doom Patrol franchise with spinoff prequels Sony rebooted Superman in 2012 with the Man of Steel In 2013 DC regained the rights to Lobo and Steel after Sony and Columbia Pictures gave up making movies on Lobo due to sequel 2014 Sony and Columbia Pictures released Man of Steel 2 20th Century Fox released Doom Patrol Hands of Time Disney and Fox shared the movie rights to Beast Boy and Madame Rouge Just like how Lex Luthor shared the rights Sony and Disney The Terrifics continues the ownership with 20th Century Fox and got a new movie in 2015 before the rights went back DC Studios 2015 Disney would make a new ownership deal with Superman as would Sony still have financial, distributional, and box office rights through the movies but DC could only use Superman and put him in the DCEU with creative control over the films in the DCEU. 2016 James Gunn wrote the Centre into the second Teen Titans movie, but the Centre is owned by 20th Century Fox, so Disney and Fox made a deal where James Gunn could use the centre if he changes the origin story of the Centre for the second Teen Titans movie. The first time we see Superman in the DCEU because of the new Superman deal would be in the first movie in phase three of the DCEU titled "Batman and Superman World's Finest" In the following year Superman gets his first real movie in the DCEU titled "Superman Returns" 2017 20th Century Fox released two Doom Patrol spinoff shows titled Animal Man and Metamorpho Disney made a deal with Fox to buy all their property for 71.3 billion as DC studios requires the rights to Doom Patrol, Deathstroke,Terrifics, and the Martian Manhunter 2019 The ownership between DC and Sony with Superman fell apart and After Superman Goes to Paris (sequel to superman returns) because Disney wanted more financial profits on the Superman's ownership with Sony, Disney and Sony would make a new deal of sharing Superman the new deal be made where Disney would have 25 percent of the financial ownership of Superman and Sony will retain distribution rights and ownership with Superman's film rights and Superman will continue to appear in the DCEU and Sony's independent Superman Movie Universe 2020's 20th Century Fox makes their Doom Patrol focused movies being Doctor Light In 2021 and 2022 has Sony playing around with their Superman Universe making a second to Parasite movie, and made an Atomic Skull movie The rights issue with their DC character is Shazam! Finally went back to DC Studios in 2023, allowing DC to make as movies about Shazam! without any ownership problems 2024 Sony finally released a Livewire, Bloodsport, and a Third Parasite movie that no one asked for With DC Studios make a Deathstroke movie the first villain lead DCEU movie Superman's new deal between DC and Sony got revised with Superman's villains to use in future DC projects. As of right now DC officially owns the rights to all their characters except for Superman, the relationship between Sony and DC under the use of Superman follows as this, in order for Sony to keep Superman they'll have to keep making Superman movies every five years and nine months or the ownership of Superman will go back to DC Studios.
What’s your favourite Marvel movie?
Avengers: Infinity War and X-Men: Days of Future Past
Morbius
Hi
Infinity war
Logan
Disney should’ve buy Marvel in the 90’s and still give the rights to the characters to their numerous production companies, like Spider-Man should go with Disney, Blade should go with Mirimax, Punisher should go with Dimension Films, Daredevil should go with Touchstone, Hulk should go with Hollywood Pictures, and Iron Man of course as we know today, goes with Marvel Studios.
You should do a video talking about which Marvel characters are part of which licensing rights.
Good idea, and have a complete timeline of these rights
@@raidenstark315 This video already done the timeline. I'm more interested in who owned who. Especially the characters who were never used. What Avengers could have been used if no rights were reverted? Did Fox ever own Squirrel Girl for being a mutant? Who else besides Quicksilver and Scarlet Witch have split rights between two studios due to prominence in two Marvel franchises? What could Sony have done with Kingpin to differentiate him from the Daredevil villain? Why was Fox able to use Viper in The Wolverine when she was more of a Captain America villain? If Fox owned Kang for being a descendant of Reed, did they also own Ravonnah Renslayer for her relationship with Kang? And for the franchises that Marvel hadn't sold, would they have characters packaged with them if they did?
‘Madame web and Kraven the hunter that we were all asking for’. Yeah right, literally no one asked for their solo movies
That’s the joke
List of Marvel movies distributed by Sony:
Spider-Man
Spider-Man 2
Ghost Rider
Spider-Man 3
Ghost Rider: Spirit of Vengeance
The Amazing Spider-Man
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Venom
Spider-Man: Far From Home
Venom: Let There Be Carnage
Spider-Man: No Way Home
Morbius
Madame Web
Venom: The Last Dance
Kraven the Hunter
List of Marvel movies distributed by Warner Bros. (via New Line Cinema):
Blade
Blade II
Blade: Trinity
List of Marvel movies distributed by 20th Century Studios (20th Century Fox):
X-Men
Daredevil
X2
Elektra
Fantastic Four
X-Men: The Last Stand
Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer
X-Men Origins: Wolverine
X-Men: First Class
The Wolverine
X-Men: Days of Future Past
Fant4stic (2015)
Deadpool
X-Men: Apocalypse
Logan
Deadpool 2
Dark Phoenix
The New Mutants
List of Marvel movies distributed by Universal:
Hulk
The Incredible Hulk
List of Marvel movies distributed by Lionsgate:
The Punisher (2004)
Punisher: War Zone
List of Marvel movies distributed by Paramount (MCU Phase One ➖ The Incredible Hulk and The Avengers):
Iron Man
Iron Man 2
Thor
Captain America: The First Avenger
I did not include Marvel movies that was distributed by Disney for my reasons.
The Fantastic Four movies were also Fox
@BruceDaMooseYT I edited my reply. I misunderstood.
There was a lot of Animated Movies for Lions gate for Marvel
@trixsterwolfproductions4488 The one with The Punisher and Black Widow?
@@jonathanalvarez-lopez432 They had a whole animated collection, Capt America, Doctor Strange, "the Next Avengers" Thor, the Hulk VS two in one disc etc
7:05 This part is inaccurate. According to the documentary “Doomed: The untold story of Roger Corman's The Fantastic Four” and book “MCU: The Reign of Marvel Studios”, it was Avi Arad who struck a deal with Bernd Eichinger on cancelling the release of this film in exchange for the two producing a high budget adaptation of the team with 20th Century Fox eventually becoming the 2005 film starring Ioan Gruffudd and Chris Evans. Eichinger received top producer billing on said movie.
Well The Sony Spider-Man Universe is Officially Cancelled so I hope Sony will have The Spider-Man Characters back to MARVEL
8:41 fun fact the mgm trading for movie rights for spiderman with some of the James bond distribution rights and the 7 million lead to eon able to adapt casino royale in 2006
The credits to Deadpool and wolverine make me so nostalgic. I tear up Everytime! That literally my childhood in 2 minutes
2:54 Was that a Canon event?
This is the complete timeline of when characters like Spider-Man, X-Men, Fantastic Four, Hulk and Iron Man left Marvel Studios and how they eventually came back. These are the different licensing deals between companies like Disney, Sony Pictures, 20th Century Fox and Universal Pictures. This is every Marvel licensing deals explained (including Sony and Spider-Man).
Poor spider man not in the marvel area
You forgot to mention disney made
marvel write off big hero 6.
So besides spiderman big hero 6 are also out of marvel's reach
I herd Sony is loosing Spiderman film rights cause Madame webb,Morbious and Kraven the hunter are flooped cause They make solo movie without Spiderman
Sony
Spider-Man
Ghost Rider
Venom
20th Century Fox
X-Men
Fantastic Four
Daredevil
Deadpool
Electra
Universal
Hulk
Howard The Duck
New Line Cinema
Blade Trilogy
Lionsgate
Punisher
Man Thing
Also Saban Entertainment Could've Made a Namor The Sub Mariner film pre Disney buyout of both Saban and Marvel Comics but to be honest the company known for Power Rangers, VR Troopers, Big Bad Beetleborgs and the Digimon English Dub would've turned the Namor Movie Into The New Adams Family or Ninja Turtles The Next Mutation thank God's Infinite Mercy that didn't happen
If only someone made a video explaining all this
Then Iron Man show up.
What about Paramount?
@@yaolofe3852 Well just Iron Man 1&2 then Thor 1 and Captain America 1.
Guardians of the Galaxy is a very fun one, and I highly recommend it
Where's my Deathlok movie!?
Sony should retain animation, and marvel should retain live action.
What about the Men In Black? Lol, jk. Great video, nonetheless!
Let's switch distribution rights of marvel characters with DC characters. (This was not easy, please don't hate)
1970's
Superman TV skit
Shazam! TV show
Superman TV show
Doctor Fate TV movie
Japanese Superman TV show
Wonder Woman TV movie
Wonder Woman Untimely End TV movie
1980's
Wonder Twins movie
Universal owns Shazam! And Wonder Twins
Canon Films owns Superman and Wonder Woman
Constantin Films owns Terrifics and Martian Manhunter
New World Pictures owns Red Hood
New World Pictures released a Red Hood TV movie
Constantin Films released a Martian Manhunter short film
Universal now owns Blue Beetle
DC gains the rights back to Superman
Canon Films lost the rights to Wonder Woman
21st Century Films now owns the rights to Wonder Woman
Carolco now owns the rights to Superman
DC regains the rights to Red Hood after New World Pictures closed due to financial trouble
Paramount required the rights to Cyborg
Universal tries to make a Mary Marvel movie but got cancelled
New Line Cinema now owns Constantine
Sony and Columbia Pictures now owns Steel
Constantin Films used 1 million dollars to make a Terrifics movie to keep the rights
Savoy Pictures gain the rights to Doctor Fate
20th Century Fox owns the rights to the Doom Patrol and Deathstroke
1990's
Carolco lost the rights to Superman, and MGM briefly owns the rights to Superman
DC gave the rights to Green Lantern and Red Hood to Artisan and picked up Judomaster and Swamp Thing
Universal now owns the rights to Aquaman and Deadman
20th Century Fox required the right to Blue Beetle, Amanda Waller, Green Arrow, and Black Canary
Sony and Columbia Picutres now owns Lobo
DC later regain the rights to Wonder Woman
20th Century Fox makes a Doom Patrol movie
Mira Max took the rights to Doctor Fate from Savoy after getting bankrupt
Sony and Columbia Pictures now owns Superman
DC only has the rights to Superman through television, but Sony and Columbia owns the movie rights to Superman
Sony and Columbia Pictures also owns the rights to Watchmen
New Line Cinema released a Constantine movie in theaters
20th Century Fox released an Amanda Waller TV movie
DC would get back the rights to Blue Beetle and give the rights to New Line Cinema
20th Century Fox requires the rights to the Terrifics to make movies on them and the Doom Patrol
20th Century Fox would give back the rights of Amanda Waller to DC
2000's
Dreamworks gains the rights to Judomaster and tries to develope a movie and later got cancelled
Sony and Columbia Pictures released a Superman movie in 2002
New Line Cinema released a Constantine sequel
2003
Doom Patrol sequel by 20th Century Fox
Green Arrow movie by 20 Century Fox
Shazam! by Universal Pictures
2004
Superman 2 by Sony and Columbia Pictures
Constantine Trinity by New Line Cinema
The Red Hood by Lion's Gate
Lion's Gate required the rights movie to Zatanna
2005
Terrifics
Black Canary
New Line Cinema return the rights to Blue Beetle back to DC
DC wanted to make their movies and regained the rights to Batman, Aquaman, Zatanna, Cyborg, Doctor Fate, Deadman, Judomaster, and the Watchmen
New Line Cinema made a Swamp Thing movie, but later gave the rights to Swamp Thing back to DC
During the creation of DC Studios, DC required the movie rights to Batman and Shazam! In 2008
New Line Cinema wasn't done with Constantine, as they made a Constantine TV show
20th Century Fox, Sony Pictures, and Columbia Pictures released
Doom Patrol Finale
Lobo
Superman 3
Terrifics and the Martian Manhunter
2008
DC Studios released Batman as the start of the DC Extended Universe
Batman would be distributed by Paramount Pictures
Shazam! Would be released in late 2008 as well being distributed by Universal
In 2009 disney bought DC for 4 billion
2010's
Justice League released in theaters and earn 1.5 billion
Batman 3 made 1.2 billion
Disney ownership with DC changed Superman's ownership with Sony and Columbia Pictures, as Sony gives up on the TV rights so that Sony can have full control over Superman's movie rights
The rights to Red Hood went back to DC Studios
New Line Cinema lost the rights to Constantine and went back to DC
20th Century Fox ran out of time to make a Green Arrow movie and the rights went back to DC alongside Black Canary
20th Century Fox continued making movies on the Doom Patrol franchise with spinoff prequels
Sony rebooted Superman in 2012 with the Man of Steel
In 2013 DC regained the rights to Lobo and Steel after Sony and Columbia Pictures gave up making movies on Lobo due to sequel
2014
Sony and Columbia Pictures released Man of Steel 2
20th Century Fox released Doom Patrol Hands of Time
Disney and Fox shared the movie rights to Beast Boy and Madame Rouge Just like how Lex Luthor shared the rights Sony and Disney
The Terrifics continues the ownership with 20th Century Fox and got a new movie in 2015 before the rights went back DC Studios
2015
Disney would make a new ownership deal with Superman as would Sony still have financial, distributional, and box office rights through the movies but DC could only use Superman and put him in the DCEU with creative control over the films in the DCEU.
2016
James Gunn wrote the Centre into the second Teen Titans movie, but the Centre is owned by 20th Century Fox, so Disney and Fox made a deal where James Gunn could use the centre if he changes the origin story of the Centre for the second Teen Titans movie.
The first time we see Superman in the DCEU because of the new Superman deal would be in the first movie in phase three of the DCEU titled "Batman and Superman World's Finest"
In the following year Superman gets his first real movie in the DCEU titled "Superman Returns"
2017
20th Century Fox released two Doom Patrol spinoff shows titled Animal Man and Metamorpho
Disney made a deal with Fox to buy all their property for 71.3 billion as DC studios requires the rights to Doom Patrol, Deathstroke,Terrifics, and the Martian Manhunter
2019
The ownership between DC and Sony with Superman fell apart and After Superman Goes to Paris (sequel to superman returns) because Disney wanted more financial profits on the Superman's ownership with Sony, Disney and Sony would make a new deal of sharing Superman the new deal be made where Disney would have 25 percent of the financial ownership of Superman and Sony will retain distribution rights and ownership with Superman's film rights and Superman will continue to appear in the DCEU and Sony's independent Superman Movie Universe
2020's
20th Century Fox makes their Doom Patrol focused movies being Doctor Light
In 2021 and 2022 has Sony playing around with their Superman Universe making a second to Parasite movie, and made an Atomic Skull movie
The rights issue with their DC character is Shazam! Finally went back to DC Studios in 2023, allowing DC to make as movies about Shazam! without any ownership problems
2024
Sony finally released a Livewire, Bloodsport, and a Third Parasite movie that no one asked for
With DC Studios make a Deathstroke movie the first villain lead DCEU movie
Superman's new deal between DC and Sony got revised with Superman's villains to use in future DC projects.
As of right now DC officially owns the rights to all their characters except for Superman, the relationship between Sony and DC under the use of Superman follows as this, in order for Sony to keep Superman they'll have to keep making Superman movies every five years and nine months or the ownership of Superman will go back to DC Studios.
Huh I always just thought Warner Bros Owned the rights to DC Film from the start of Superman the Movie (1978)
In this alternate universe marvel is owned by warner bros and made spider-man the movie in 1978.
Captain America Winter Soldier!
I wish Sony never existed
Then how would Star Lord of been able to listen to his Awesome Mix Tape?
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