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Many people have voiced their concerns about Daredevil and Kingpin coming to the MCU, with Kingpin’s appearance in Hawkeye not sitting well with many. For me personally, I think now is the perfect time narratively for both characters to enter the MCU, and what we’ve seen so far has gotten me excited. First, I think after Season 3 of Daredevil, a status quo change is welcome, since Fisk has now be thwarted twice. Daredevil’s victory in season 3 felt particularly righteous, and had Fisk simply been the villain of a potential season 4, I think there was a chance it would cheapen the heroic stand Matt took against Fisk, since he managed to basically get Fisk to surrender. Instead of Season 4 following on from the Netflix show, the next season will follow on from the prior events of the MCU, most importantly the snap. Personally, I like the idea that Matt could have been snapped, while Fisk was not. This would explain why Fisk is out in public, committing crime, without cheapening Matt’s

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I have a theory about the third personality and I actually think he was the first new personality. When mark was in the cave what if when the cave was filling with water and his brother was screaming for help it was so stressful for such a young mark he couldn’t bring himself to leave BUT his more ruthless alter personality could do he developed a new personality just to survive or konshu just made a new personality to control mark and he made this personality even more ruthless and killer like that he would go along with konshu and his ideas submitted by /u/nonamesjustgames19 [link] [comments]

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I'm leaning towards the former. Yeah. You heard me. First off, Karli Morgenthau. ​ The infamous ginger played by Erin Kellyman. Wow. Let me just preface it I would've preferred someone with a batshit insane goal and a straight-laced personality, than a straight-laced goal combined with a batshit insane morality. Marvel accidentally gave its villain a candy, then watered her with some acid. Karli is a freedom fighter and a terrorist at the same time, which doesn't mesh well. And yes, I'm aware of the proverb, before any of you quotes it to me, but here it's not applicable. The show seems very confused as to what stance it's trying to support. Maybe the true benefactor was good ol' Isaiah Bradley, who saw it was a losing game and decided not to interfere with white people's bullshit. Now it's time for Wanda Maximoff. ​ You can stop crying, girl. Nobody's falling for that. PICK A LANE, MARVEL! How the hell does it happen again? You want

Turning Intelligencia into a 4-Chan or Evil Dude Bro Reddit, I think can work as a idea as long as there’s still a comic book supervillain behind it all. I think it would be very lazy on the show’s part for the entity behind it to just be a generic toxic white guy. For a show that I feel like has struck a nice balance on handling the subject matter without coming off preachy it would be a letdown if that’s all we’re building too. submitted by /u/Key_Squash_4403 [link] [comments]

So I think they'll start with the marvel intro and then Deadpool will stop it in between saying it's the wrong intro, bring back the old one and then he goes like wait a minute when he realizes that his universe has been changed and get to know about Disney fox deal through sone kind of media and then he'll break the 4th wall, asking audience whether they know all about this or not? And he'll say something like, "if that's the case, then play the intro, that was playing" while he'd be vibing with the intro and saying this intro looks better than the older one and appreciates Kevin for the deal. Main idea is him stopping the MCU intro. Imo it'd be little funny seeing Ryan talking about this but yeah it's kind of little lame too but this is what I think, what do y'all think? submitted by /u/madara_unofficial [link] [comments]

My question is simple, after Disney bought Fox, did all Marvel characters owned by them (X-Men, Fantastic Four, etc) get transferred to Marvel Studios' ownership? Like, if Disney somehow breaks up one day, will those characters be owned by Marvel and not Fox? I always assumed yes but I think it's now been confirmed since Deadpool 3's "logo" shows Marvel Studios' logo on top, instead of Fox's or whatever. Deadpool 3 Logo submitted by /u/SenorConejoBR [link] [comments]

Ms Marvel was in the 4th spot and has been immensely popular in South Asia. Source submitted by /u/StarshipGhost [link] [comments]

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My finance and I have been engaged for 2 years now. The original date for our wedding was on June 9th 2024 (as you can probably guess from the title) but with the recent news that Deadpool 3 is releasing on 09/06/2024, I asked my fancy if we could postpone the wedding to Stepsember 6th instead. This really pissed her off. She said if I’d rather watch a superhero movie than get married to her, we should just call the wedding off altogether. I told her to stop being reddickulous. She’s making me sleep on the couch for the next 2 weeks. She’s not into Marvel movies so she doesn’t understand how important Deadpool 3 is because of Hugh Jackman returning as Wolverine IN THE MCU. I tried explaining that to her but she won’t listen. Ah well. submitted by /u/AndromedaIcedLatte [link] [comments]

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No joke, for me it's Jared Leto's Morbius, just for the absurdity of seeing him interact with anyone on-screen, but also the begrudging acknowledgement of the Sony Spider-man Universe. A more serious answer would be Eric Bana's Hulk, or anyone from the Fant4stic (2015) cast. submitted by /u/Shortroundbinks3 [link] [comments]

I think in a few years marvel should start branching out more and make a biopic about the 3 most prevelent people to making marvel comics what they are now. Maybye the tittle could be “Amazing fantasy” or something along those lines submitted by /u/AmazingAd8859 [link] [comments]

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I can't even tell you why but I want Emil Blonsky so bad on the team! So how big do you guys think is the chance that Val shows up in She Hulk (post credit scene) to recruit him and that's the reason they didn't revealed him at D23?! submitted by /u/mcu_addict92 [link] [comments]

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I know a lot of people love Daredevil, and deservedly so, but in my opinion Jessica Jones S1 has the best villain of the Netflix Marvel shows, and deals with some of the best unique situations and characters as well. It even serves as an introduction and crossover with Luke Cage, who would obviously later get his own show which was quality as well. submitted by /u/leviathantheprophet7 [link] [comments]

Okay, so Harry Styles has just finished playing his first main character role in the new movie: Don’t Worry Darling, and his acting… was, well, not good, a lot of flaws. So I’m kind of worried about him acting in the same way when he reprised his role as Starfox. Because honestly, Starfox is a pretty cool character, but if he doesn’t get any better, that will be extremely underwhelming. All we can do is wait and see, but what do you think of this? submitted by /u/David_Paradis- [link] [comments]

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Just an idea I don't really believe in and would not really like to happen. Anybody thinks cousin Ched could become a real baddy ( it was the Ched all along...) instead of maybe just being turned into Red Hulk? submitted by /u/Quiet_Effective7234 [link] [comments]

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not a single good movie was released after moonknight :/ all movies seem like a joke now. too much jokes, no balance between seriousness and jokes. and tbh i didnt taika's work in thor LAT 😭 i was bored to death watching she-hulk. hope they don't make a joke out of THE matt murdock submitted by /u/halalovesloki [link] [comments]

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They shoulda made him really strong enough to beat down Wanda instead of having America landing some punches before making her have a sudden realization. That’s one of the reasons why the movie was such a disappointment. He didn’t even try fighting her like he did with Thanos. submitted by /u/BirdBright3520 [link] [comments]

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With all of the upcoming projects that have been announced and even the rumored ones which characters potential portrayal concerns you the most. For me it has to be the Fantastic 4. It is kind of amazing that the MCU has been so successful all without one of the most integral groups in the entire Marvel roster. The Fantastic 4 has played such a huge role in so many of the major Marvel stories that if they fall flat with their new movie it could be disaster. I know there have been F4 movies previously but we all know those were horrible and we pretend they don't exist. Also if the F4 movie is awesome it just makes it so much more likely we finally see Dr. Doooooom in the MCU and we all know we need that! submitted by /u/insanelyphat [link] [comments]

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The egyptian gods in Moon Knight seem a bit different to me than the other gods like Zeus or Odin. They have other more godlike powers and a other type of connection to the humans. And why can the Norse beings like fenris be seen by humans but egyptian cant? Is there an explanation for this? submitted by /u/Benji_4021 [link] [comments]

Something that’s bothered me for a while now is how Ant Man movies don’t use his villains: Ant Man and the Wasp: Ghost and Sonny Burch are both Iron man villains Ant man Quantumania: Kang- Avengers/F4 villain, MODOK- Avengers/Iron Man villain Ant Man is the only one that used Darren Cross/Yellow Jacket. Before someone mentions Egg Head, he weren’t even the main villain of the film, he was reduced to being a family member in a flashback to the real antagonist of the film (Ghost). Also he was just Elihas Starr, not Egghead in the mcu. Kang being Ant Man 3’s main antagonist is ridiculous. If power levels weren’t a problem then why couldn’t they have Ultron appear as the main antagonist in a Ant Man movie considering that’s his biggest enemy in comics?! I know Ant Man isn’t the most popular and not many fans read his comics but he has a obscure but fun villains, for example: Ant-Antagonists: The Ant-Antagonists have to be the funniest lamest supervillain group I’ve seen. While t

Currently Marvel seems to be intentionally taking their time introducing mutants. This makes me think we aren’t getting MCU X-men anytime soon, but instead we may see a slow buildup of mutants over the next couple phases. Which mutants with histories away from the Xavier school, should they introduce before any actual X-men film is released? From either a world building or fun perspective, doesn’t matter. Personally I hope they bring in David Haller as Legion. Based on his mental condition and powers, they could literally do a new season in the MCU and it could still make sense. Or do you think I am wrong and we will see a huge mutant dump in a single film? submitted by /u/Madholm [link] [comments]

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In Black Widow, Yelena states that Dreykov takes more children everyday to train as Widows. However, when they show the map of all the widows worldwide none of them look like they are children and none of the widows at the facility look like children either. I was wondering if there was an explanation for this? I haven’t yet seen Hawkeye, so if it’s explained there no spoilers please. I don’t know if the post needs a spoiler tag as the movie has been out for a while but I thought I’d be cautious. submitted by /u/AellaPaella [link] [comments]

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I’m only three episodes into Iron fist season 2 and it may get revealed to her later, but no one has still not told her about the hand’s threat to kill her if Harold told her about anything or about him hitting Ward on multiple occasions just because he didn’t obey. Everything could just be resolved by a simple “Harold told us to keep everything secret from you because the Hand threatened to kill you otherwise”. But instead they constantly tell her in the most cryptic way possible that it was about keeping her safe and not even mentioning Harold. Is this bad writing on the show’s part or is it just to keep it dramatic until the end? submitted by /u/Thedinotamer01 [link] [comments]

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I don’t always have time to watch the newest episodes within the first couple days but I still browse this subreddit as there is suppose to be spoiler free. But too many times are there redditors who ask a question or point out a fact semi-vaguely in the topic where it makes it in incredibly obvious what’s gonna happen if you follow the show. Why? For Karma? To be the first to “discover something”? Idk but all off this could be kept into the episode discussion. It reminds me of school children who will always spoil the newest episode they watched last night because it made them feel cool. submitted by /u/aznkupo [link] [comments]

Because heres the thing, while yes the storyline is about the death of the multiverse and theres quite a lot of earths the mainline earth has to fight before the final two are left and battleworld commences. It Would feel forced if every one of those worlds ended up being a familiar one. Like they skip the mapmakers and black priests so we can have the Spider-Mans world, X-men, 838 and F4 just so happen to have an incursion with mainline earth. Honestly I dont want any cameos, character mirrors sure but cameos no, None of those universes are worth the time to either fight and destroy, or especially merge with. submitted by /u/lelwood_616_ [link] [comments]

Tagging this as a spoiler just in case. I was watching the latest episode of She-Hulk and noticed Nikki give a very quick glance to the camera: https://i.imgur.com/H2O8Ks2.png I love Nikki and now I'm even more obsessed. What kind of shit is about to go down?? submitted by /u/foxfire [link] [comments]

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. Why can’t anyone say anything even slightly negative without toxic positivity coming in droves from the many stans that Kevin Feige and his unimpressive team (VFX artists and the manyyyy overworked and underpaid employees excluded) have half-assedly released? Why can’t it be okay to not like the MCU? Personally, I don’t. There are some movies from their lineup that I can tolerate, but it’s only a few. And, no, I’m not someone who sends hate to people who have the opposite opinion as me, or explain in lengthy paragraphs why you shouldn’t support them. I’m okay with it, I like that people can like it and find something within it that I can’t. My issue, though, is that anytime I say something remotely negative about the MCU—which i never say directly to a fan, i keep it to my platform—I still receive hate from MCU diehards. submitted by /u/burner-in-hell [link] [comments]

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Namely the issue that Reed Richards is useless, Hank Pym hasn't done shit, and Tony's inventions are wasted on getting your inner Hulk out. The issue that superheroes are reactionaries, who don't possess long-term plans for improving the social dynamics of the world and solve its most glaring problems. Or maybe I'm asking the wrong question here. Maybe it's not "how can it do so", maybe it's "does it even want to do so?" Because if Marvel isn't interested in one-upping the image of a superhero - from a savior and protector to a creator and visionary - then maybe they shouldn't address or present the issues prominent IRL. If the challenges they want our heroes to face are purely related to emotional, psychological and physical turmoil, then maybe they should just focus on THAT, and not add some political/social filler that isn't going to be sufficiently touched upon. What do y'all think? submitted by /u/Bruhmangodd

There's a lot of talk about how a few upcoming movies should be rated R (Deadpool, Blade, Ghost Rider) but which movies already released should have gotten the R-rating? I know people want R-rated movies for the sake of it, and I'm firmly in the camp that believes the narrative has to justify the R. But I think some already released movies could have greatly benefitted from it. submitted by /u/essceebee [link] [comments]

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​ This ticket came into our Service Desk queue. She starts on Monday! Who's been messing up everything? It's been Agatha all along Who's been pulling every evil string? It's been Agatha all along She's insidious (ha-ha!) So perfidious That you haven't even noticed And the pity is (the pity is) Pity, pity, pity, pity It's too late to fix anything Now that everything has gone wrong Thanks to Agatha (ha!) Naughty Agatha It's been Agatha all along! And I killed Sparky too submitted by /u/LigerZeroX [link] [comments]

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Every character is simply empty. They are just one dimensional in every way, male or female. So nothing feels more than a joke. There's no room for improving. Comedy is not an excuse for not developing situations. Several comedy shows have personal drama as means for joking and showing motivations. In this show, motivations are said out loud by characters, even during a fight. The show has no plot. Good lawyer shows have a debate about something legal being really discussed, She Hulk doesn't even attempt to make a conversation. After the episode, there's nothing to talk about, no side to be on, no content there's worth expanding. I know not every show needs to be deep. But this is no excuse for simple shallowness. I wish I liked the show. And, to be clear, the problem is not feminism, there are a lot of feminist shows there are incredible (like The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel or Crazy Ex-Girlfriend). But She Hulk simply lacks substance. And the comic character deser

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Seeing what shows and movies are coming after 'She-Hulk' it looks like most of the next continuities is going to have a more serious and dark tone to what's coming after the show. Seeing the trailer for 'Black Panther: Wakanda Forever', leaked trailer footage of 'Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania', 'Secret Invasion', and seeing most of the other titles having more of a serious style to it. It looks like after 'She-Hulk' there won't be any light hearted, kid friendly or comedy content for a while. Looks like good news for people that wanted Marvel to release more serious content. submitted by /u/Little_Quest [link] [comments]

Do you think Sony is buying the whole entire 100% rights of Spider-Man with Television,Video Games, Merchandise and Comics in the future??? submitted by /u/No-Direction-7298 [link] [comments]

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After watching a video from CBR about characters that will never come to the MCU, it made me wonder about characters I never thought we'd see back in the early days, like Phase 1 and 2. At that time I remember Spiderman was a dream! And Fox was still going strong (somewhat) with X-Men. Daredevil was a character I had lost hope was going to join the MCU as each of his season's came out. But here we are! What are the characters you never imagined would be in the MCU today? submitted by /u/bahbham576 [link] [comments]

It's because I've been wondering about the balance of focus on characters. Because the main character ought to be the main character, but at the same time they should not completely overshadow side characters, because they need to have some stuff for them to do. As a point of reference, I'll give you the highest screentime counts in all of the MCU: Thor, Love and Thunder (84 minutes) Tony, Iron Man (77 minutes) Stephen (Multiverse of Madness) and Peter (Homecoming) - 76 minutes Stephen, Doctor Strange (73 minutes) Peter, No Way Home (72 minutes) Now, do you think these movies were balanced in terms of focus on their protags and side characters? Or maybe it's the opposite? Personally, I think screentime between 70-75 is just perfect. I wouldn't want a hero to be on screen for less than an hour, and at the same time the idea of the main character being in the movie for 96 minutes, for example, seems kinda ridiculous. submitted by /u/Bruhmangoddman [

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There’s been a lot of talk about how the MCU has been in decline in Phase 4, due to disappointment over several recent projects. For the record, I don’t personally subscribe to this view - I think Phase 4 has had some good bits and some not-so-good bits, just like all the previous phases. But has the timing of the latest releases played into that narrative, particularly among fans who prefer darker, more serious fare from Marvel? She-Hulk and Thor: L&T, speaking objectively, are certainly both at the lighter end of the MCU spectrum. MoM, while a lot darker than L&T, was still pretty camp. And Ms Marvel, due to its high school setting, could also appear to be lighter when compared to previous Disney+ shows (although I actually thought it had a lot of depth and maturity). So we’ve had a spate of MCU releases that could all be considered more comedic and less serious than average. But then you look at what’s coming next: in terms of films we’ve got Black Panther 2 and Quantum

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I was just thinking about Marvel heroes who could have a good stand alone movie and Gambit's name came to mind. Then a random thought of what if he was introduced somehow for example: an encounter with another hero like Deadpool, just based off their personality types and character makeup. submitted by /u/YodaWasHigh [link] [comments]

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Seeing as his sequel wouldn’t give him a real dr strange villain and had him be chased by a mid tier sorceress absolutely helplessly and before that he was getting beat by street tiers When do you think we’ll get to see a powerful, competent dr strange as sorcerer supreme fighting real dr strange villains and having the world of strange built up with real supporting casts and showing off the higher entities he draws his spells from etc. submitted by /u/lelwood_616_ [link] [comments]

I remember seeing so many bad things said about this film. It actually put me off watching it. Reviews were pretty average. Not bad but just ok. I only saw scores I never really watched the whole review in case it had spoilers on it. We've just finished watching it and every single person in my family all said its the best thor movie. I loved it. So why was it reviewed so badly? I see comments about how bad it was as well on anything marvel related. Like she hulk someone put on here "could be worse like love and thunder" I don't get it. submitted by /u/Klarkasaurus [link] [comments]

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I suck at writing up stuff like this, but I enjoyed my rewatch of Loki last night so much I felt compelled to do so. ​ Hiddleston is so on point here. He was clearly having tons of fun, and it's great when you can tell an actor really enjoys playing a character. The story is fantastic, and massive in reach and implication. I don't know how anyone could say nothing has happened in phase 4 when the events of Loki are arguably the most impactful on the universe as a whole, perhaps even more so than the snap. So excited to see more of Jonathan Majors as Kang. submitted by /u/retroracer33 [link] [comments]

To my knowledge, there are two big versions of how Doom's face appears when unmasked. The big one usually used is that the inciting accident only left a small scar, and when he first put on the mask (still burning hot) is when he became truly scarred, worsening his burns and looking like this. The other is that he isn't fully-scarred, he's just so vain about his looks that only one scar is enough to drive him to cover up his face. Both interpretations I think can work to highlight his vanity. I personally love the former option as I think it really highlights how arrogant/insane Victor can be. submitted by /u/cbekel3618 [link] [comments]

I find it hard to believe that they would actually make a rated R movie. And everything he does is just gruesome, the other heroes don’t do stuff like that. Not sure it would even fit well if he is meant to be in the upcoming Avengers movies. submitted by /u/BirdBright3520 [link] [comments]

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I can see a massive potential for the person making the suits. It’s never really been brought up, there are super suits galore. Only a rare few made there own or have the ability to. Now of course this makes me think of “The incredjbles”, so it’s not a original idea. But I would love a side story just with this person making suits for all sorts of heroes in the MCU. submitted by /u/themustacheclubbitch [link] [comments]

Even in her normal form she is still very attractive. Not a super bombshell, but she’s definitely not one to be turned down. I cant believe that last date she had had to be so picky about which form she’s in. So shallow. submitted by /u/BirdBright3520 [link] [comments]

Tbh, I don’t know how funny the MCU can be, lol. Anyway, they gotta have the hilarious moments right? Let’s see your opinions on the funniest MCU scenes, I’m interested to see some unpopular opinions. submitted by /u/Logical_Garlic_4548 [link] [comments]

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I used to be of the mindset of wanting it to end with endgame. I couldn’t think closer to the opposite now. Think about how big the MCU, I mean it’s literally an entire universe. There’s not just one story that we are following. There’s several franchises connected to multiple arcs across multiple phases in (now) multiple sagas. Any marvel movie by Disney will be in the MCU. So I just feel that as long as people are interested in seeing marvel superheroes the MCU will last. Let’s pretend the mcu never existed and marvel announced that they we’re just flat out done making movies, it sounds crazy, right? That would almost be the equivalent of ending the mcu, to me. The Universe can continue to evolve as were already seeing with the new avengers replacements. As far as it getting too complicated and people wanting to see original characters like Iron Man again, they can soft reboot within the MCU. They have the entire multiverse to use now, so even non-mcu projects are canon. Another

Going off of how Marvel Studios has made their casting decisions so far, as well as all the actors who have been rumored to be in talks with Marvel, it would be fun to narrow it down to a short list of actors (or one actor if you have a good theory about it) who we think are most likely to actually get cast as Richard Rider or Sam Alexander in the MCU. I'm literally obsessed with Nova so I'm speculating about it until we get some more news lol submitted by /u/cryptofutures100xlev [link] [comments]

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