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ATLA reference aside, I'm pretty sure she's implied to be dead. At the end of SI, Varra was brought off-world to work as a diplomat for Kree-Skrull peace negotiations. This plot thread is followed through in the marvels where said negotiations fall through and result in all but the baker's dozen skrulls the Carol Corps could getting offed. Varra was nowhere to be seen in the group or anywhere in the movie for that matter. (Just goes to show the fact that this was originally intended to release before secret invasion but let's not get into that.). You'd think Fury would mourn or have literally any reaction to the news that his wife died. I know the guy's a professional, but this seems like it would be a big deal to him. submitted by /u/Pietin11 [link] [comments]

1: In Endgame, they establish that you can't time travel within the same universe, that time traveling simply creates a new universe, so does that mean every time someone travels time in Endgame, trillions of new lives are created in an instant due to a new time line being made? So can a time traveller just technically become a God, creating new universes full of life whenever they want by travelling to different times to make new timelines? 2: Endgame establishes Back to the Future time travel rules as bullshit, but Loki season 2 straight up uses Back to the Future time travel rules, completely contradicting Endgame, so what gives? I enjoyed Endgame's version of time travel because it avoids the time travel paradox, but then they just introduce Back to the Future time travel anyway? submitted by /u/loathsomefartenjoyer [link] [comments]

She-Hulk: Attorney at Law staff writer Lester Green has a secret vendetta and tries to sabotage the show with his half- baked ideas. Eventually the sinister stoner writes himself into the show as a villain that is so ridiculous, he believes it will tank the show. He takes on the role of Doctor Bong. submitted by /u/FictionFantom [link] [comments]

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Watched it in IMAX 3D at my favorite venue as usual: Krungsri IMAX Paragon at Paragon Cineplex in Bangkok, Thailand. Well, it was a totally different and highly distinctive superhero flick. The way Chloé Zhao used natural light and capturing those stunning landscapes alone made it standout from other MCU movies. However, it felt rushed even though the pacing was slow. She tried really hard to get us immersed there with those characters. The problem was how each character was treated. Some of them didn't have enough screen time, not mentioning that they didn't really showcase those abilities each of them had that much. Still, Chloé Zhao breathed a new life into the MCU with the brutal and cruelty of mankind that still continued for ages. This drama and tragic sides of the true world shone brightly in this movie. It gave you something to think about of how can we be perfectly civilized after all those dreadful events that was shown in the movie. For the IMAX 3D aspect, th...

Start the film 20-something years ago with a crazy Bond-like opening set piece (think the Casino Royal Madagascar parkour/embassy sequence but in space) that includes Captain Marvel destroying the Supreme intelligence in a thrillingly brutal and bombastic fight sequence on Hala (don’t reveal the aftermath/consequences yet)… We really needed to be shown how Carol destroying the supreme intelligence was a major event, the story hinges on this. Cap off the prologue 20-something years later with the Kree finding the Quantum band. Change Dar-Benn’s name to ‘Hala the Accuser’ - Her title as the ruler and self-proclaimed saviour of Hala, she’s a big fucking deal. Hala the Accuser is the daughter of Ronan the Accuser. This pays off Ronan’s unresolved role in the first film but more importantly gives her a more interesting history, context and motivation (instead of just being a random Kree who we know nothing about). Mid 2nd act: Hala the Accuser reveals what happened after the ...

1 - Dan Trachtenberg (Prey, 10 Cloverfield Lane) 2 - Emma Seligman (Shiva Baby, Bottoms) 3 - Rian Johnson (Knives Out, Looper, Star Wars: The Last Jedi) 4 - Guillermo Del Toro (Pan’s Labyrinth, Pacific Rim, The Shape of Water) 5 - Juel Taylor (They Cloned Tyrone) submitted by /u/mcon96 [link] [comments]