I'd be excited to see it.

I would like to see a Dr Strange live action film and a  Black Panther film i'd also like a revamped Daredevil film that feels like the bendis Maleev stuff

I think that characters that aren't well known would do well as films because they'd have a clean slate. As for having short films I think that they could work, but I'm a bit dubious about them only being able to be only 10 minutes long.

I would love to see a Luke Cage movie. Also Spider woman. i think this is a good idea.

Yeah, I mean we already have previews for other characters in comics, why not do the same for movies? The only real issue I see is, like you said, the actors, but I'm sure that could be ordered out in the fine print, or whatever.

My vote goes for Cloak and Dagger too.

I think 10 mins might be a bit short to engage audience interest tbh. I mean for a superhero there isn't really much that could be covered in that space of time, unless it just goes straight to the action... show off the hero kicking ass for 10 mins lol
On a side note I'd love to see a Moon Knight movie

10 minutes is fine. Just look at the DC Showcase of the Spectre on Justice League: Crisis on Two Earths. That got me to like a character I hadn't heard of before, and I still go back and watch it since it's so short.
 
I'd love to see Marvel Showcases of Heroes for Hire, Cloak and Dagger, Namor, Blue Marvel, Moon Knight, Captain Marvel, Nick Fury, and Ronin.
 
Oh, and definitely Derek Morgan. Ult. X #3 was that awesome.

Think about the shorts before the Pixar movies. They're shorter and tell a complete story. Not on the same level but it could probably be done.

i think thats a brilliant idea for boosting intrest of charecters  and woudl feel like a ncie extra bonus before films always admired pixar for doing that myself.

It's almost like a Marvel Team Up comic.  They're pretty much anthologies.  I don't see why they couldn't tell a story in 10 minutes.   
 
Pixar does it with their shorts. 
 
Some could be origins, some could be straight out fighting or a big battle.   
 
Like a Speedball movie could start with a bank robbery or something, he already has his powers (or just got them and doesn't know how to control them all yet)  He realizes he must do his thing and stops the bank robbers. It's like his first issue or when he first appears with SpiderMan and Dare Devil.   
 
It's how comics were back in the 80s.  It could be done.

I said this would be a good idea too a while ago. I think though it depends on the character and the budget. We would mainly be looking at genre pieces that are less expensive. I would think things like Iron Fist, Luke Cage and other street heroes would be a good fit. It would be similar to how Pixar has other cartoons infront of their movies. The thing is you really need to tell a complete story, no cliffhanger, with them. I say jump right into the action and deal with an origin later.

Okay so if they were to make short films for these characters they would have to have a back up plan for positive reviews. This is a great move by marvel. These shorts could be some of the highest viewed shorts ever. My question is to how low budgeted it will be.I would like each character to be well casted if it has a possibility of making it to a full length film. And if it were a short film i cant imagine they would dive into the origin of the character. Maybe it would just be explained through words. Or it would only be the origin.

Sounds like a good cheap way to test the waters

" Think about the shorts before the Pixar movies. They're shorter and tell a complete story. Not on the same level but it could probably be done. "

it couldnt hurt

Well DC did the same thing with their Direct-to-DVD of 'Justice League Crisis on Two Earths' with the DC Showcase: Spectre, that ran for 12 minutes and I think that worked in introducing the character in that short a time, so I don't see why Marvel can't do the same in 10.

i'd love this if it were free

Marvel has nothing to lose with this. This is a fantastic idea. I am sure we will be seeing the likes of Hawkeye, Nova, Namor, Iron Fist, Black Panther, Ant-Man/Wasp, and DOCTOR STRANGE. 
 
There is also no reason why these shorts could not start being shown before Thor and Captain America. They are both about a year away and that is plenty of time to make a couple 10 minute shorts.

Or they could do something in the nature of what they did for Starwars clone wars remember those 3min. shorts people (including myself) went crazy over those, they then made a movie for it and turn it 30min (22min) show that still runs today. 
 
Im pretty sure marvel could come up with something much better then CloneWars, "off my mind" (sorry Tony) something like "Marvel Vs" 3mins of two random Marvel Character going at it no holding back! it could come on before or after the SHSS, as a way to introduce lesser known characters

MOON KNIGHT MOVIE PLEASE! :D :D :D :D :D Do an adaptation of "The Bottom" with flashbacks to his previous career! That'd be awesome!!!

I think this is a great idea, I loved the 'Mini Movie Trailer' thing from Tekken. So I'd be excited to see more like that.
 
I'd love to see a Cloak and Dagger movie, Dazzler would be generally good one, Luke Cage would be cool.

Awesome, i hope they go through with this .

Ten minutes is fine. Give us a short introduction, and the let the characters show us their moves, wearing down some badies, with a snipet of monologue to give us a better idea of what they're about.
 
I've practically already got the Moon Knight movie figured out, just using that formula.

I totally support this. It sounds like a great idea and I think it would serve it's purpose well - introducing the masses to the Marvel Universe outside of Wolverine and Iron Man. It would be a great decision for Disney/Marvel

I think this sounds like a great idea. It'll really help people that aren't familiar with the character(s).

" Think about the shorts before the Pixar movies. They're shorter and tell a complete story. Not on the same level but it could probably be done. "

Are these live action or anmiated like Iron Man Extremeus and Black Panther.  Whats it promoting, the character itself in comics, animation, what?

I could see this as a great way to promote less established characters (Iron Fist, Luke Cage, Black Panther, Black Widow, etc.). Using a ten minute short to focus on what makes a certain character unique to the Marvel Universe could be the key to deciding what projects to greenlight & which ones to pass on. 
 
On a related note, I'd love to see a Heroes for Hire short film done in 70's "blaxploitation" style.

This would be awesome

I think this would be a smart movie for Marvel. While it wasn't quite an "intro to the character," the opening sequence of Wolverine Origins was great and really established the history of both Wolverine and Sabretooth without dragging on. Non-comic fan audiences are really going to be lost when people start coming out of a left field, so I think some background would really help sell the movies. In fact, even compiling a DVD of those kind of shorts would be nice.  
 
That being said, they shoudln't overdo it to a point that half of the MU has their own ten minute movie because people would lose interest fast.

drop the trailers and bring back short features before the main film. be it toon or live action, I support this idea

Not sure how i feel about this. Could be cool I guess. I think though all they need is a good story and a sweet looking movie to sell a character. People don't know who characters in 95% of movies are, till they see the movie, how is this any different? Maybe it wont have that  huge box office opening weekend, but if its good enough word of mouth will spread. 

Brilliant idea!!! Taking the concept that DC had with the animated Batman DVD they released before Dark Knight to the NEXT level. I think this would work in sooo many ways. It's definitely a great way to build up hype for your upcoming projects, be they animated or live action... theatre release, DVD release or broadcast/cable television. 

if this is what it takes to get those movies made for the characters then im fine with it. I'd like to see Hawkeye, Sentry, Cable, Doctor Strange, Iron Fist, Ms Marvel and Namor in a movie

 
All well and good but how will they track which ones people want to see? If shown in a theater there is no way to guage general fan interest. DVD sales might bring a little more reliable data from sales figures. The for sale price for these would need to be under $6 per episode unless several are combined. Putting them on a dedicated Marvel Super Short internet site would again provide no real hard viewing data except gross numbers which would not be accurate. 
 
Then you run into the problem of making them all different from one another so that they do not blur together. Five short movies in a row of superguy A, battling super baddy B, and for the general audience they are trying to attract they will all start to look the same. 
 
Dont get me wrong I love the idea. Its just the bean counters will have to have a way for these to make money from more than just comic fans.

I think it's an amazing idea, I mean how else am I going to see all the "obscure" marvel characters on film, it definitely seems like a disney exec idea for sure though.

I think it sounds interesting.  Pixar shows a short animated film before each of their movies.
The only problem I think is the actors chosen, would anyone jump at the chance to play the character for only a 10 min film?  Unless there is a guarantee of a full length film, maybe you wont get A list actors.  Would that mater to anyone?  What if it featured unknowns in a summary typ of story and the spinoff of that 10 min film had another actor playing it?
What if we saw some random guy with a mustache and red cloak playing Doctor Strange and in the actual full length movie it was a well known actor like Leionardo Dicaprio or something.
Would that bother anyone?
What if Pixar pitched in and did an animated 10 min short film before each superhero movie?
What if it was animated, CG or traditional?  And featured the character.  Would anyone like that?