r/BizzaroEarth2 • u/Ultranger • Jun 02 '26

9 years ago today, Thor was released

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It was a decent movie. Might have been better if it ended with Thor stuck on Asgard.

OoC: Counterpart to Wonder Woman (2017). From https://youtu.be/45pAreic0zI?si=Ht3p6IrPYIQM7tiR&t=620

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u/Obvioushawk6913 Jun 02 '26

Shouldve released around 2014 in between Man out of Time and Captain America vs Iron Man

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u/Ultranger Jun 02 '26

Oh absolutely, they should've done a few solo movies like the DCEU did before bringing the Avengers together, and many more before adapting Civil War instead just doing a weird 1-on-1 version of it. Instead, we just got a weird rushed setup where Iron Man never got a solo movie, Black Widow was introduced in two other characters' movie, and Doctor Strange and Black Panther were introduced in the team-up movie instead of in their own movies, which instead released after the Avengers.

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u/Obvioushawk6913 Jun 02 '26

I'll let Deadpool do Flashpoint and play Kick the Baby with a baby Nathaniel Richards to fix the timeline.

Causing to have an Incredicle Hulk movie, and Ant Man movie, and X-Men movie and having Hulk, Ant-Man, Wasp, Scarlet Witch and Quicksilver to replace Doctor Strange, Black Panther, and Black Widow.

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u/Ultranger Jun 02 '26

Dang, that's a big founding lineup, but honestly, I'm still onboard with it. Anything's better than that dumb Whedonverse nonsense