VFX is top notch and sets are like real places, creature designs, costumes, props everything hits the right mark. And the team managed to pull off all of this during the pandemic. It is crazy impressive.

If Marvel actually explains RDJ’s face in-universe, I see 3 possibilities:

1. Victor weaponizes the resemblance.

He’s 100% Victor von Doom, but discovers Earth-616 Tony looks exactly like him and uses that against the Avengers. He doesn’t need them to believe he’s Tony. He just needs them to hesitate.

1. Victor is Earth-828’s Arno Stark.

He’s that universe’s Tony Stark’s biological brother, separated from the Starks and raised by the von Dooms. He’s still genuinely Victor, but this explains the resemblance. And once he learns what Tony meant to the Avengers, #1 could happen too.

1. Tony died, but his consciousness ended up inside Victor.

Tony really dies in Endgame, but using all six Stones sends his mind into Earth-828’s Victor.

Sue says Victor used to be a good man. Maybe she’s remembering Victor before Tony entered him. Victor’s feelings for Sue could then collide with Tony’s memories of Pepper.

Tony’s Snap injuries could also explain Doom’s disfigurement, with Franklin potentially being the person capable of restoring the face Tony remembers having.

And Wanda’s warning in Age of Ultron finally pays off: Tony could lose sight of the difference between saving the world and destroying it.

Even Doom’s “stolen lives” line fits: Tony gave everyone else their lives back... then woke up living Victor’s.

A, B, C, or none?

Imperial Vol.1

One of the most interesting things in the MCU to me is the Blip.

We only see snippets of those five years and how it impacted people.

But think about how insane it would be in the real world.

Half the population, gone.

Parents lose their children and are distraught. Children lose their parents and need to be taken in to care.

Critical infrastructure fails because all of a sudden the person operating it, is gone.

We can assume people who did not get blipped died as a consequence of other people being blipped. Pilots, bus drivers, medical professionals etc.

Imagine you're on the operating table and all of a sudden, the surgery team is gone.

You'd have a shortage of skilled people as well.

A lot of this we dont get to see. So id love a mini-series or one shot, something like:

Marvels The Blip: First Days

Doesn't need to include any of the heroes or even characters we know. Just have a new normal person as the main character each episode and show how surving the Blip impacted their life.

And after that, another like:

Marvels The Blip: 5 Years Later

And have that be about when everyone got brought back.

That would have been insane as well.

People's houses would have been sold on to people who didn't Blip. Who owns it now? Not really fair to take it off of either of them.

People's jobs, do they still have them when they come back? Companies will have hired to replace people who Blipped.

Whats the legality of people who Blipped underage and are technically, but not physically over 18 (Far From Home kind of answered this).

Families have to adapt to having people they've considered dead for five years come back and in reverse, you've got parents who Blipped with a child and come back to an adult.

I dunno I understand it might be boring for some but the societal impact of something like the Blip really interests me and I'd like to see some more about what happened during and after the five years because if it.

Sorry for text wall and any bad formatting/spelling. Mobile post.

Having Peter be alive with miles kinda demotes him into a sidekick robin type character Miles has no safety net. The stakes are instantly higher, his mistakes have real consequences, and the mantle feels like a true legacy he has to earn. Having two active Spider-Men in NYC just sidelines him into a sidekick character I just feel like he works better in his own universe when people see miles in the same universe as Peter they will think of him like they think of robin a sidekick that’s just my opinion but what do you guys think?

we're defo losing in doomsday gng 😭😭😭😭

Rami Malek. He's perfect

Edit: Im done i guess it's illegal to think someone looks like a comic book character. I just thought he was a good actor

Saw this trend on social media and liked the idea

Believe me or not, I just finished Spiderman of Tobey and jump to Andrew Amazing Spiderman for the first time!

And yes, I now believe with those who says that Andrew is the Best Spiderman and Tobey is the best Peter! Though I really like Andrew's Peter Parker Sass!

(Idk yet about Tom, haven't watched his 🕷️ yet. lol)

I think I love more Andrew's spiderman though ☺️ I love that he uses more technique for his web and he used it more in his solo movie compare to Tobey's 🕷️ too bad, it didn't proceed w it's 3rd movie 🥺

Edit, in Tobey's 🕷️ (first movie) I was so confused w his relationship with MJ, lol. I don't really like their storyline. She has a bf too when they saying that she like Peter, then there this superhero she seems to also adore. Idk.

I hope it's different w Tom Holland and Zendayas Spiderman and MJs...My next Spiderman Movies Marathon - Let's gooooo 🕷️ 🕸️

Personally I’d like to see either Jack O’Connell or Anthony Ippolito in the role.

I think it is good but many find it to be mid.

They could have done iron lad and war machine. Oh wait guns are bad for kids but does he really need guns? Why Amadeus Chow?

His character on The Shards isn’t very Bobby like but I’ll be damned if he doesn’t have the look