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Does anyone know if the deleted scenes are all going to be at the end like with the Endgame rerelease or are they inserted chronologically where they would’ve been had they not been deleted submitted by /u/willallan05 [link] [comments]

The mcu definitely pulled on her “Wanda being a problem” arcs, which initially was fine for the story they where telling but I felt it got a bit too much with MoM Ultron replacing magneto for her fake out villain introduction like in uncanny X-men, civil war being her “whoopsie daisy I can’t control my self” moments and wandavision being a spin on the HoM main event with the fantasy land themes. That was all fine and good, but I don’t see why they felt the need to go full darker than scarlet/disassembled in MoM? Like first of all you’re taking away the spot from what should be a real dr strange vilain but anyway. It just felt flimsy and the wrong way to go about things. Like now that she’s finally a witch after 6 years of essentially having shitty jean grey powers and they immediately go with her being evil after having a 9 ep tv series overcoming her grief and trauma? Just feels like the complete opposite direction to go down. The only benefit of this I’m seeing if they’re hard

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I can’t find that information anywhere. Are they just gonna let it run until its box office gets low enough to pull it like a normal movie release, or are they gonna do a limited timeframe like Avatar is doing? submitted by /u/HeartOfASpeckledFrog [link] [comments]

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Tribute will be given to our Black Panther, Chadwick Boseman in the starting of the movie Conflict between between atlantians and vakandian will get escalated and will result in fight. (Obviously) M'baku will be the new black panther Dr. Doom will be in the post credit scene What are your thoughts???? submitted by /u/MrInvincibleYT [link] [comments]

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If a DS3 movie comes out when do you guys think it will be? After Kang Dynasty/Secret Wars or before? Personally I think it would be nice to have a Doctor Strange 3 before Secret Wars so we can check up on him if he’s still in the Dark Dimension by then. submitted by /u/Double-Conclusion-42 [link] [comments]

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The movie begins and ends with Korg telling the story of what we’re watching to kids, and he’s literally a talking face for half of it. If you’re taking every event in the film literally, then it’s probably going to seem stupid and the humor won’t land. Korg is a goofball character played by a goofball actor/writer/director. Parts of the story that are absurd are just embellishments by Korg. If you don’t realize it then it’s not funny, it’s stupid. submitted by /u/Subject89P13_ [link] [comments]

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Am I wrong that that was just fan service? The whole “Captain America was a virgin” is a theory I’ve encountered many times before. Putting it into Jen’s mouth felt like a wink and a nudge at the audience. I’m so surprised at all the fan boy sensitivity and calls of misandry. Am I the only one? submitted by /u/Electrical-Vanilla43 [link] [comments]

Here's how i think it would play out: Hawkeye wins the struggle by planting a trick arrow in one of the many pockets of BW's trendy jacket, which immobilizes her temporarily and he jumps. Reeling and furious from this beatdown, she shows up to the final battle enraged. Flashbacks display of her previous battles and hardships while she watches her friends get beat down... then she summons Mjolnir instead of Cap, leading to a beautifully choreographed fight between her and Thanos. She is arguably the best fighter and also has some of the best choreography in the MCU. Thoughts? submitted by /u/glandstand [link] [comments]

I was watching Spider-Man: Homecoming again and saw the “8 years later” after the clean up from the attack on New York. Assuming it’s still 2012 when they are cleaning up the mess, and 2020 Peter is dusted, what was the initial plan of saying “8 years later”? And has anybody said anything about that timeline error? submitted by /u/getemyosh [link] [comments]

Keep seeing people mention comic Reed can be a bit of a dick, so the actor they land to play him must be able to capture that part of the character. I only know the man from the movies, oh and I heard one time he talked comic Galactus into not murdering everyone. Seems like a nice guy to me submitted by /u/drBipolarBear [link] [comments]

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I have a theory that in this movie they will bring in a variant of captain America that is the evil hydra Steve rogers as the main villain. I also think they will use red skull in some way. What do you think wouldn’t that be an awsome movie? submitted by /u/Az_444 [link] [comments]

The movie made $1.4 billion at the box office and it's considered to be the lowest grossing Avengers film at the box office (although it was still successful at the box office). What are the reasons that Age Of Ultron made less at the box office ? Could it be the competition with Furious 7, Pitch Perfect 2, San Andreas, Spy and Jurassic World ? submitted by /u/gamesofduty [link] [comments]

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"I can control my anger infinitely more than you" I keep seeing people complaining about this line and that entire monologue in general. 1 - Everyone complains about that line specifically. Yet everyone leaves out the part where she goes Hulk ANYWAY, thus SHOWING us that despite what she just said, she is wrong (about the anger control specifically). Even Bruce himself makes a face "and there is it" because he also knew it. I do not understand people getting pissed and saying she's wrong when the show actually agrees with that fact by SHOWING us. "I can control my anger" *Loses control of anger and turns Hulk* 2 - And this is going to be the more controversial statement that obviously will not have any straightforward answer, (and I am a man btw) but there are two instances in the show where the character speaks about the experience of living as a woman. Probably the second/longer speech meditating with Bruce being the one that for some strange rea

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If you're not aware, the Ms. Marvel star has been open about arguing with Kevin Feige on the decision in DS:MoM to officially label the MCU as universe 616. Her argument being that there is prior canon in the comics that establishes the MCU existing in the Marvel multiverse and already having a designation of 199999. While I was firmly on her side at the time, I've switched sides and here's why. With the multiverse being revealed in Phase 4 and clearly being a big part of Phase 5 and beyond, I believe the reason that Feige is co-opting the designation typically applied to the main universe in the comics is because as more universes are exposed in the MCU, 616 as a baseline to frame others in relation to is a parallel to the comics that longtime fans will understand and appreciate. In other words, if by Secret Wars we are introduced to other universes that mirror other known comic universes (e.g., 1610, 311, 928) it will be convenient shorthand to use the same numbering as

One of the more problematic things about Doom in the comics is that he's clearly the villain and has done all kinds of reprehensible shit, but there's a contingent of Doom stans that insist Reed Richards is the real villain. He needs to be unsympathetic and an asshole, with zero redeemable qualities. Doom Did Nothing Wrong fanboys, I don't want to hear your bad takes and misreads of the character. He literally skinned the woman that Valeria Richards is named after to make a suit of leather from her flesh. submitted by /u/Tanthiel [link] [comments]

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In the comics, Damage Control is a clean up organization, not a police force that goes after enhanced individuals. Damage Control going after enhanced individuals is weird because there are other organizations that do the same thing. This is why SHIELD should come back and do the capturing of enhanced individuals instead of the DODC, SHIELD is also friendly to superheroes and good unregistered enhanced individuals. The DODC does not care at all. They literally went after Spider-Man and Ms. Marvel. Imagine the DODC going after every enhanced individual including the Avengers. If Marvel Studios didn't want SHIELD to come back and wanted a organization to go after enhanced individuals, Marvel Studios should have picked the ATCU because they are meant to handle enhanced individuals and it could have been a great way to reference Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. in the MCU but Marvel Studios decided to pick the DODC instead. submitted by /u/Ok-Stock-661 [link] [comments]

We’ve seen after the tragic passing of Chadwick Boseman the character of T’challa is being retired. With William Hurt passing it’s possible Thunderbolt Ross is going to be retired but is this the right route for the MCU? I feel the cinematic universe is still very young but actors are getting older and may not necessarily be able to continue on as the characters we’ve grown to love. So, should characters be recast as opposed to retiring the character completely? submitted by /u/Kirmit23 [link] [comments]

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In the Ultimate Marvel comics, Janet's Wasp powers actually come from her being born a mutant in that reality. (And she's also Asian in that reality too. Irrelevant to the post, but interesting to mention.) A lot of people speculated in Ant-Man and the Wasp's aftermath that her Quantum Realm powers could've maybe been a mutation, especially after she mentions "evolution" in reference to them. Do you guys think there's a possibility that Marvel could reveal in Quantumania that being in the Quantum Realm for 30 years activated Janet's mutant gene? Also, mutants almost always beget other mutants. There are obvious exceptions, like Mystique and Sabretooth having a human son. So what would Janet being a mutant mean for Hope? submitted by /u/blackbutterfree [link] [comments]

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Am I missing something? It just feels so random and out of nowhere, like it's a superhero show so it needs a superhero battle. Why did this random superwoman kool aid man the wall down to start assaulting this random courtroom? Why don't the guards shoot her with anything? Who is she? Why? I'm so confused, I've rewatched this like four times and they don't explain, can someone make it make sense? I thought they'd explain in episode 2 but they don't! They're just like "Good job you stopped her." But who was she!? Why is she just attacking a random court!? submitted by /u/Alternative-Walk4293 [link] [comments]

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It’s pretty hard to tell, and I don’t think you can count that what if episode, because that looks more like a last minute writing just to make her image look good as it was made many years after the first Cap movie. submitted by /u/BirdBright3520 [link] [comments]

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It sucks that the Inhuman show didn't do well, thus having to make Kamala a mutant instead. At the same time, I never really liked changing her powers too much. I hope they make it where she don't need the bangle to have any powers (as a mutant) and keeps her stretch abilities. Using CGI effects to hide the "bad stretch effect" was cool enough if they need to do so. Even fans of the Raimi Spider-Man hated the organic webbing, let alone my distaste in Bane in Dark Knight Rises having nothing to do with venom (at least as steroids), and those also did very well. submitted by /u/Ninjhetto [link] [comments]

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Even a PhD with 10 years of experience would take his whole life doing research to develop an injection-based psychological cure. These guys just make them in 15 minutes in a high school science lab like its another day in the life? How? submitted by /u/EBA1234 [link] [comments]

The set pieces are phenomenal. Great use of color. Everything is bright and lovely. Minus the bad guys obviously. Knowhere is a cool set piece, and I find it a shame we don’t get locations like that in later movies. While Vol. 2 was good, it didn’t feel as big in scale as Vol. 1. I hope future movies go back to exploring multiple sets and give it that feeling of being truly in a big universe. submitted by /u/teh_fizz [link] [comments]

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https://soundcloud.com/marvellesspod/avengers-theme Could this have been done with fewer? Probably! submitted by /u/superintodrama [link] [comments]

Due to complications with Universal and the Hulk film rights, we were unable to get more Hulk solo films during the Infinity Saga. Like many, I would've loved a Hulk trilogy as he has a lot of potential to explore. So this is a rough pitch for how I think a Hulk trilogy could've gone if the MCU had the full film rights during the Infinity Saga. Note that the aim is to not diverge too far from how the actual events of the Infinity Saga went. A couple additions/expansions, but the same general beats as in the actual movies. ​ 1). The Incredible Hulk (Phase One): Introduces us to Bruce and kicks off his story of dealing with the Hulk, with the world fearing him and Bruce learning to direct the Hulk's anger. ​ 2). Hulk: Worldbreaker (Phase Two): Set after Age of Ultron, Hulk, ashamed after Johannesburg, wants to leave Earth and winds up on Sakaar, a hostile planet ruled by the tyrannical Red King . He's forced to be a gladiator, but through his resilience, end

Hi, I want to watch every Marvel related work and want a list. I haven't watched anything ever and want to start with it. I would be really grateful If someone could give me a list with everything that has a connection to Marvel in a Order that I can watch. submitted by /u/Aland08 [link] [comments]

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I have re-watched a couple of them (Wandavision and TFATWS) , they definitely feel more cohesive and well-structured when you binge them (as if they were movies). It tells me that Marvel has still things to learn how to properly build storytelling for series format. Whenever I have some time and will, I will rewatch the others to see how much this applies to the later shows. Have you felt the same? ​ https://preview.redd.it/g7cq386idij91.jpg?width=1280&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=184a9b1c851aa5d871ddeb683aee98781c800cac submitted by /u/sessho25 [link] [comments]

Ok, so I know this is a highly controversial subject right now, but I'd like to discuss some things. This is going to revolve around the conversation between Hulk and She-Hulk (just calling her Jen after this because it's shorter). First of all, I want to point out that how well you control your anger is not the same thing as how many bad things have happened to you and the degree to which they sucked. Jen is saying that she has had many (constant) things in her life that have caused her anger and due to that, she has learned to control the anger itself. She is not saying that catcalling is equal to all the crap that the Hulk has been through. BUT, even if she was, Hulk himself, who is/was the living embodiment of rage and justice lets her say it. He doesn't argue or try to outdo her anger, and that's because he should know more than most that anger is anger. What breaks some people might not break others and you should never tell others that they aren't allowed

You can't become smart like tony stark because he became smart by studying, but you can have his suit. if you want to become smart then choose The leader from the incredible hulk. you can choose artificial powers like Capitan America powers, which means you will receive the super soldier serum etc you can receive hawkeye's bow and arrows but you have to learn archery because hawkeye learned archery naturally which MCU character powers do you want for yourself in our world? what would you do with that powers and why do you like that powers? submitted by /u/Think-Yesterday-9012 [link] [comments]

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Since its clear with the Werewolf By Night special and the Guardians holiday special that they aren't just one off things, which other specials would you like to see? A few votes for ones I'd like: Daredevil Christmas Special X-Men Thanksgiving Special Some kind of 4th of July thing submitted by /u/Spiderbyte [link] [comments]

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Hi, so I am doing a marketing research on Marvel studios for my University Project. Since we all here grew up with Marvel, we know that it is recently that Marvel started including POC and LGBTQIA+ characters in its universe. As someone involved in research in this field, I wanted to know if - You got into Marvel because of this inclusion? You know someone who got inspired to watch marvel content because of the inclusion? you are happy about the representation? Thank you in advance for this! submitted by /u/Constantly-dreaming [link] [comments]

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Sorry for spoilers in the title, couldn't find a better way to phrase it So when She-Hulk comes out of that little vault thing, Bruce is surprised to learn that she doesn't have another person in her head. She's just her, but stronger. And I think a lot of people are under the impression that this just means she's simply better than Bruce, and, to be fair, they do make a point that she's better at controlling her anger, and Bruce merged his personalities by learning to do just that. But I think there's a different reason why there are two personalities for Banner, and one for Jen. I'm sure most people in this sub know Bruce in the comics has DID. This has never really been touched on in the MCU, but I think he definitely does here, too. Here's what I think happened. As a child, Bruce was abused by his father. To cope with this, he developed a second personality full of anger and hatred, kind of like what we saw in Moon Knight. Bruce however never wa

Just been watching she-hulk how has banner lived with hulk for 15 years because the incredible hulk came out just over 15 years ago and the hulk avengers wiki says he's been on the run from the us military for years. So where in the timeline has the hulk been retconned or am I missing a bit of info that's needs addressing submitted by /u/DamnBoiHe [link] [comments]

Did anyone else notice the Bruce Banner’s Mexican tiki hut looks a lot like the spot Eddy Brock/Venom was teleported to in the end scene of Spider-Man No Way Home? 1) I know Bruce said that the hut was given to him by Tony Stark 2) As far as the time line, Stark was dead when Eddy was sent to the main MCU and he was at a resort with bar tender and Bruce’s hideout was about solitude… but oh man they sure do look similar and if not how close in proximity is the symbiont to these two Hulks? submitted by /u/ChestNo8516 [link] [comments]

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With all the hate that marvel has been getting recently I truly hope loki season 2 doesn’t get it because they weren’t even planning on making season 2 so many people wanted it but if it isn’t better then season 1 it’s going to get hate, and I don’t think people who hate everything marvel puts out now realizes that. submitted by /u/Bacon_is_keyyyy [link] [comments]

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And keep him alive, Mean it seems like such a basic idea that just works. It opens the idea of him playing a role In the coming secret wars and even if he doesn’t then it’s just a cool part over some shit pandering fan cast. It’s clear tho the Illuminati scene was added in reshoots for the purpose of being the main selling point of the movie after the screen tests came back worse than the dark world. submitted by /u/lelwood616_ [link] [comments]

I only heard about the fan campaigns etc after Dr Strange 2 came out, but I didn't really understand the enthusiasm. Is he a big fan of FF or something? He doesn't look much like Reed from the comics, and his performance in Dr Strange 2 didn't sell me (although he didn't have much to work with). Also he looks like one of Peter Jackson's dwarfs. What's the deal? submitted by /u/Individual99991 [link] [comments]

I don’t mean Wong or another really good lawyer that have already been announced, any random characters you will be keeping an eye out for? submitted by /u/frasrule [link] [comments]

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I don't know how nobody has come up with that, it just popped into my head yesterday while watching the first episode. We already know from the reviewers who have seen the first 4 episodes that she references how Twitter will react to a specific scene in the show and from the TV spots that she addresses the many cameos in the show and reminds viewers that this is her show. The director also said : "The writers definitely had their fingers on the pulse about what people were talking about online, and we were able to address all that because the show has that fourth wall-breaking element. The show is very meta and conscious of what's going out into the world regarding the MCU, so that's a direct reflection of the writers' involvement with the internet." This makes me feel almost certain that they will address the canon status of the Netflix series and the fan debate online. I mean it's one of the biggest and most heated arguments in our fandom and has

This sub(as most on Reddit) has turned into a pretty obtuse place when it comes to constructive discourse about the new projects coming out. Valid critiques and praises seem to be far and few between. Most of the conversation here seems to be one side crying “Marvel is going woke” or “Marvel is just virtue signaling now”, etc., while the other side just approaches the projects with a sense of infallibility and claims all the criticism comes from incels and “men who can’t handle a female leads”. Realistically, yes. There is a fairly small group of men who genuinely don’t want to see representation and are just ignorant people when it comes to the complex sociopolitical topics of the new Marvel content. AND since Disney bought Marvel, there has been quite a bit of social heavy-handedness and fairly performative and inconsequential takes on complex issues facing society. Some of the ways Marvel is handling social commentary just comes off as vapid, corporate, disingenuous takes. Now, I

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Phase Four is really polarizing with everyone putting in their two-cents in for each movie. Here is where you can Idea Dump. Coming off the Heels of the Infinity Saga, What would you do? submitted by /u/MaceWindont0515 [link] [comments]

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Revisit Asgard, in the Phase Six of the Multiverse Saga, thousands of year before the events of the Marvel Universe. The conquest of the Nine Realms, the born of Mjolnir and the Tesseract... and how the true fisrtborn of Odin becomes also his worst nightmare. With Sam Neil as Odin and Isabella Sermon as young Hela. And of course, our beloved Cate Blanchett will return as Hela to retell to us his past... and maybe her present. submitted by /u/Mak_27 [link] [comments]

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Steve is such a huge figure that he's the subject of a musical in Hawkeye, his virginity is the subject of discussion in She-Hulk, he's namedropped in Eternals, he's heavily featured in AvengersCon and then there's Spider-Man No Way Home with that line about not putting Captain America's shield with Statue of Liberty. Yeah, because the shield belong to Sam, who happen to be Captain America now? Given how they keep bringing up Steve 3 years after he left the mcu, isn't weird that Sam being the new Cap is completely ignored? Are they waiting until Cap 4 comes out in 2 years to finally promote him? I don't even remember seeing him in the Marvel intros unlike Mighty Thor, Ms.Marvel and Moon Knight. And yes, all the projects I mentioned are set after Tfatws in the Mcu timeline. submitted by /u/Koola50 [link] [comments]

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I believe that the Eternals especially doesn’t take place in our original 616. I also think Moonknight is separate as well. I think what is going to make secret wars so interesting is it’s going to bring all these characters together we’ve been following. This way we have an invested interest in each universe succeeding and it’s going to destroy us. Edit: I can’t believe how mad some of you are. Maybe don’t click on a thread marked “theory” if it enrages you so much to hear theories? submitted by /u/dboyer87 [link] [comments]

Thanks the r/MarvelStudiosSpoilers for putting the initial post together. I have added some extra reviews here. Rotten Tomatoes : 88% positive reviews from 141 total reviews (7.30 avg. rating) Metacritic : 67 from 22 reviews (15 positive, 6 mixed, 1 negative) ​ IGN (8/10): She-Hulk: Attorney at Law is here to remind you that more superhero shows should be in sitcom format. Variety : ‘She-Hulk: Attorney at Law’ Gives Tatiana Maslany a Deserving, Yet Dated Comedic Showcase Collider (A): Tatiana Maslany leads a charming, funny, and thoughtful Marvel series Hollywood Reporter : Disney+’s new Marvel series leans into silliness, for better and worse Deadline : Building off some of the strengths of the often unappreciated Ms. Marvel, the final TV offering of the MCU Phase 4 is a skillful swan song that is deservingly intended to fly further afield. In that, She-Hulk: Attorney At Law invokes the famed quip by the Queen of the Algonquin Round Table: “You don’t have to give me streng

It's high time Marvel breathed some new life into their Man-Thing property. And they should make it a horror anthology film with the Man-Thing serving as a host/observer to various Tales From the Crypt style movies. submitted by /u/Rhsinbad [link] [comments]

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So without giving away too much info and spoiling, there’s talks that the big bad in the show has been seen before and is a huge character in marvel just in general submitted by /u/BuilderLongjumping [link] [comments]

Instead of focusing on what there should be less of in the MCU (humour to the point of derailing the story) like most people are discussing, let's turn this conversation around: What do you want to see? My favourite scenes in superhero movies are always the "show of strength" moments. The kind that makes you go daaamn . Not surprisingly, IMO the best MCU movie ever is Infinity War: Thor arriving in Wakanda and straight leveling the field, Thanos kicking Hulk's ass bare-handed, again Thanos throwing a god damn planet at Tony, Dr Strange using his full scope of powers, etc. I'd love too see more of that going forward. Scarlet Witch in MoM was awesome in this regard. submitted by /u/thatdani [link] [comments]

I love the guardians of the galaxy movies, but I kind of wish they went with Peter being Spartox and had his element guns. Dose anyone else feel this way ? submitted by /u/hourglass_56 [link] [comments]

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Is said that if Asgardians font die in battle they dont go to Valhalla but since he is the all father can he chose where he wants to go or did he went to Hel? submitted by /u/Unidi_Otamas [link] [comments]

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The vast majority of the posts I see on here are people asking questions that are explicitly answered in the movie itself. Not a behind the scenes clip. Not in the commentary. Not on the directors Twitter. Not in a novelization. In the movie. submitted by /u/thebelladonga [link] [comments]

It has the most believable love interest throughout the MCU. Betty loves him and basically chases him once she knows he’s still alive. His constant chasing and targeting made him choose underpaid jobs in foreign countries. He’s constantly seeking out “stretchy pants” while learning new languages. He’s a poor Avenger. He’s counting his days since his last incident. He endures bullying and potential love interests during his time in South America. Lest we forget his trainer’s insane use of the diaphragm to control his emotions. Then he comes back and Betty won’t let him leave because of how much she loves him. Even after she was hospitalized. This is a story that needs some serious pick-me-up in phase 5. submitted by /u/SirFrancisTake [link] [comments]

​ From Jon Hickman's 'Secret Wars' I mean, the X-Men and Deadpool movies were building towards the character and he did have a minor role in the 2015 Secret Wars. submitted by /u/HandBanana666 [link] [comments]