No Spoilers, but it sets everything up for what could be a massive theme that runs throughout several movies/series.
No Spoilers, but it sets everything up for what could be a massive theme that runs throughout several movies/series.
Supposedly this is going to open up the MCU to be able to bring in the actors and characters from other movies such as Toby Maguire and Andrew Garfield from the other Spider-Man movies. My understanding is the multiverse is going to be the next Infinity saga.Just finished, gotta be honest, I’m a little let down we didn’t get to see the actual villain, I was hoping for that.
I’m guessing Dr. Strange multiverse of madness is going to get balls deep in this.
Just finished, gotta be honest, I’m a little let down we didn’t get to see the actual villain, I was hoping for that.
I’m guessing Dr. Strange multiverse of madness is going to get balls deep in this.
Yea, it’s going to be insane. I can’t hardly wait for it.Supposedly this is going to open up the MCU to be able to bring in the actors and characters from other movies such as Toby Maguire and Andrew Garfield from the other Spider-Man movies. My understanding is the multiverse is going to be the next Infinity saga.
No, we didn’t.
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Yes we did. HWR was the villain Sylvie was chasing the first five episodes. Our season 1 got resolution and questions answered for every question that was posed in the first five. Only unanswered questions are new ones raised by episode six revelations.
Were you a little let down in the first avengers movie because you didn't see the "actual villain" Thanos instead of Loki?
If you include the post credits, we did see thanos in the first avengers movie.
Some of you people like to 17ing argue for no reason. I was hoping to see Kang the Conqueror in his full get up. If it rubs you the wrong way that I was hoping to see that, get over it.
Supposedly this is going to open up the MCU to be able to bring in the actors and characters from other movies such as Toby Maguire and Andrew Garfield from the other Spider-Man movies. My understanding is the multiverse is going to be the next Infinity saga.
If you include the post credits, we did see thanos in the first avengers movie.
Some of you people like to 17ing argue for no reason. I was hoping to see Kang the Conqueror in his full get up. If it rubs you the wrong way that I was hoping to see that, get over it.
I want to say I read that Willem Dafoe will be back as well and possibly the main villain.And multiverse Spider-Man villains as well. Alfred Molina is reprising his role as Dr Octopus as well as Jamie Foxx as Electro. The next Spider-Man movie is going to be insane.
Watched it last night and I enjoyed the finale. I read where some folks were disappointed and felt like it didn't do service to the story arch, but considering it set the stage for a lot to come, I'm good with it.
I figured the vampire line was for Morbius.I want to say I read that Willem Dafoe will be back as well and possibly the main villain.
Then you have Vulture in the Morbius trailer. It’s going to get wild. I haven’t ever read any of the comics, just hours upon hours of online reading, so I don’t know if there is any source material they are following. But I wonder if this is how we get xmen and fantastic four. Mobius made a comment about vampires, so I imagine this is where we get Blade from. Can’t rule out the return of any deceased characters now either.
No Spoilers, but it sets everything up for what could be a massive theme that runs throughout several movies/series.
I want to say I read that Willem Dafoe will be back as well and possibly the main villain.
Then you have Vulture in the Morbius trailer. It’s going to get wild. I haven’t ever read any of the comics, just hours upon hours of online reading, so I don’t know if there is any source material they are following. But I wonder if this is how we get xmen and fantastic four. Mobius made a comment about vampires, so I imagine this is where we get Blade from. Can’t rule out the return of any deceased characters now either.
I agree, it was a great series, and there’s no real need for a conclusion, the obvious plan was for a setup of the future. I’ll be watching the series again for sure.
It was the first Marvel Disney + episode that made me believe they are actually going to start giving the fans more than just teases and glimpses. I have to go back and rewatch but the performance by Jonathan Majors was off the chain.
BTW this what I meant when I said we did see him.
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[video]https://www.menshealth.com/entertainment/a37027933/loki-he-who-remains/[/video]
I know what you meant. I know who Immortus/he who remains is.
As I stated, I was just hoping to see a battle ready Kang. But, the suspense will be worth it, as it was with Thanos, I’m sure.
I prefer watching more reality based shows......like zombie movies.
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At the beginning of the episode it opens and we are flying through the timeline hearing all kinds of voice overs with trippy black holes, glaxies, and stars all around. I SWEAR I heard Emporer Palpatine's line "unlimited power!!" from Rise of Skywalker. I'm going to have to go back and listen again as I may have misheard but that would be a hell of a crossover....
I got it. I was just glad to get something other than the not so subtle SJW messaging throughout this thing that eventually made one of the best antagonists in Marvel a whiny wimp playing second fiddle to another female completely better than him at everything and taking over as the best Loki until Tom is left at the end scared almost crying.
Remember this guy in the first Avengers? Ragnarok? What a sad ending for such a fun character.
Morbius is a Sony Marvel character, so he’s not part of the MCU. Maybe it was, but I figured since Blade will be part of the MCU in the next phase that it was setting that upI figured the vampire line was for Morbius.
...if they go that route with a Palpatine crossover it'll be a matter of time before we see a goofy or maleficent crossover.
Just finished, gotta be honest, I’m a little let down we didn’t get to see the actual villain, I was hoping for that.
I’m guessing Dr. Strange multiverse of madness is going to get balls deep in this.
I didn't get that at all. She only bested him at the end because he literally threw away multiple swords. They're the same person and have largely the same power level. Hell, the only one they showed as out classing the rest was Classic Loki. Sylvie had the enchanting experience upper hand but still couldn't Mary Sue it.
The only thing she was more impressive with was enchanting. Loki was never outmatched or outwitted. He controlled things on Lamentis between the two of them. Neither broke out from capture under their own power. They only treated Sylvie like more of a threat because they had been chasing her longer. I don't really see any "SJW" influence. Unless you mean Loki admitting he was pansexual. Which isn't a Disney or Marvel addition. Literally in Norse mythology, Loki is the most debaucherous God of all time. He turned himself into a horse to have sex with a horse FFS.
Not sure where you saw that she was better at everything. She never bested him 1-1 and her plan to get around Alioth was just as poorly thought out as Loki's. It took a savior from Classic Loki and a boost from Variant Loki to make it work. She did not think it through. The characters just gave more respect because she had more experience in the running away department. Which when you think about it, is really natural for how society operates. Giving respect to the tenured employee even though the junior is just as if not more competent.
Im curious what led you to believe this was an SJW fest? It felt like one of the least heavy handed Disney outputs in a long time.
Oh yeah absolutely. It didn't this time to me, that's why I'm asking for understanding how they though this instance was? Usually it's obvious but maybe I'm missing it.It would have been fine if she had been better than him at everything, if it was part of good writing.
The heavy handed SJW messaging gets so tiresome because so many studios, including disney, think that it can take the place of a good story/content. I didn't think Loki fell into that category at all.
You say this about every show/movie we discuss. I think you are looking way to deep into these things. Just enjoy the ride.I got it. I was just glad to get something other than the not so subtle SJW messaging throughout this thing that eventually made one of the best antagonists in Marvel a whiny wimp playing second fiddle to another female completely better than him at everything and taking over as the best Loki until Tom is left at the end scared almost crying.
Remember this guy in the first Avengers? Ragnarok? What a sad ending for such a fun character.
I didn't get that at all. She only bested him at the end because he literally threw away multiple swords. They're the same person and have largely the same power level. Hell, the only one they showed as out classing the rest was Classic Loki. Sylvie had the enchanting experience upper hand but still couldn't Mary Sue it.
The only thing she was more impressive with was enchanting. Loki was never outmatched or outwitted. He controlled things on Lamentis between the two of them. Neither broke out from capture under their own power. They only treated Sylvie like more of a threat because they had been chasing her longer. I don't really see any "SJW" influence. Unless you mean Loki admitting he was pansexual. Which isn't a Disney or Marvel addition. Literally in Norse mythology, Loki is the most debaucherous God of all time. He turned himself into a horse to have sex with a horse FFS.
Not sure where you saw that she was better at everything. She never bested him 1-1 and her plan to get around Alioth was just as poorly thought out as Loki's. It took a savior from Classic Loki and a boost from Variant Loki to make it work. She did not think it through. The characters just gave more respect because she had more experience in the running away department. Which when you think about it, is really natural for how society operates. Giving respect to the tenured employee even though the junior is just as if not more competent.
Im curious what led you to believe this was an SJW fest? It felt like one of the least heavy handed Disney outputs in a long time.
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