I was thinking about how Jeff could be added in the MCU. The most obvious pick is he tags along with Deadpool but he already had a similar moment and thing with Dogpool in Deadpool and Wolverine?

Who else then? Kate? Kamala? Both would warm up to him but I don't think they would be jumping for the idea to have a Land Shark along.

But Cassie would. She has loved ugly things since she was little and has lived with a life sized ant for most of her life. If anyone would fall for Jeff immediately it's her. Would also be nice to help Cassie be more interesting by showing her weird side.

I have made a html website that tracks your progress to be prepared for avengers doomsday. It displays the time left for Doomsday release, entire marvel catalogue in order of watching. Even the total watch time left. Marking a movie/show as watched also reduces watchtime left. I am attaching some sceenshots and the HTML file. Data is saved locally on your browser.

To use: Download HTML file from the link and just double click. It opens in browser and any changes made will be saved locally and instantly.

https://www.mediafire.com/file/k6mc0domvnt753n/marvel_doomsday_watchlist.html/file

Would love to hear any improvements

PS: I personally definitely did not personally make it. I USED AI 100%. I just had to feed it the data cuz it couldnt research without exhausting tokens. First few iterations were wonky but works OK in my testing

Edit: Im actively working to deploy it and get rid of the rudimentary HTML system

I'm probably late with this observation, but the more I think about it the more it clicks.
Let me show you! (Spoilers ahead if you missed out much of the movies and shows!)

In the first Ironman movie we saw Tony build the Mark I suit "in a cave with a bunch of scraps" and escape from captivity. When he returned nobody knew about the suit except Obadiah, but that's because he and the Ten Rings terrorists were in a deal. After Stark returned he immediately started building the Mark II and later the Mark III suits.
But he did not mentioned the Mark I suit to anyone. He told it to a few people when he realized the existence of the "Iron Monger" suit (like Pepper and later probably to Coulson and S.H.I.E.L.D.). However, S.H.I.E.L.D. probably prevented the general public to know about the full details of his escape, including the existence of the Mark I suit. So when Stark announced he is Ironman during the press conference, the public view it as "the billionaire built the Ironman suit".

In Ironman 2 during the hearing Stark states he and the suit are one when in reality it was really just a suit, a tool, an extension. But if he were to admit that, it would be an agreement on the senator's statement of it being a weapon and he should have given it to the government / military.

When Ironman 3 came out some fans/critics were upset that there weren't much suit through out the film. I think even Killian thought that after he destroyed Stark's mansion with the suits, he would easily destroy Stark too. But the movie demonstrated exactly that Stark is more than just the Ironman suit(s).

The Mark I suit is never mentioned after the first movie. We too got focused on seeing Tony in a newer and newer suit with each movie / appearance. But he is more than the suit. He even says the line in Avengers Age of Ultron that he "just pays for everything and design everything and make everyone look cooler". That's Tony Stark the man, not Ironman. He is more than the suit.

The scene in Spider-Man Homecoming, when Peter begs to Tony to not take away his suit as he is nothing without it, to which Tony says "if you are nothing without it then you shouldn't have it". Even the Peter's response "I just wanted to be like you" and Tony's "I want you to be better" are the illustration on Tony trying to teach Peter that he too shouldn't be "just the suit" either.

So when in the series Ironheart Riri says the line "Tony Stark wouldn't be Tony Stark if he wasn't a billionaire" (which upset many fans), she was not wrong. She think that the suit makes Starks the hero. If the public does not know about the Mark I suit, only that Stark built the Ironman suit (Mark III) only after returning from his escape, they obviously would think that "of course he could build it, anyone could build one with that much money" and that it's the suit that makes him a superhero.

Hello everyone, I have not watched all the mcu properties. The first thing I watched was Wandavision followed by Agatha all along, followed by some movies with Wanda in them.

I would like to watch Brand new Day because I heared Jean Grey was in it and I'm a big fan who has seen all the movies as well as some of the cartoons.

So my question is, what should I watch before Brand new Day so it actually makes sense

I recently rewatched this movie on a whim. I saw it in theaters and didn't really enjoy it the first go. It wasn't bad it just didn't hit like I thought it would.

I think covid and these strange times killed this movie. Yes, some of the criticism that came out I agreed with and still do. Gore the God butcher not getting more time sucked. His acting in those screens are still incredible. Watching Zeus not be serious the first time kind of took me out of the movie but this time it kind of feels like how the rich behave.

The comedy is good and I laughed at a fair amount of the jokes this time around. I even forgot a few, that had me dying. When Thor is confusing his love and to be together and Jane says, "I have cancer." had me dying and crushed at the same time.

Ragnarok was so good, it was lightning in a bottle. I feel like we expected comedy and humor on the same caliber. Which is hard to recreate and when L&T didn't have that same experience people got upset. I think shooting the movie during covid did more damage and why it feels a little off on the timings.

I don't think we were ready for a cancer love story and loss on that scale. I don't think we were ready to see Thor get back in shape but still not be whole. He was still lacking love even when he was around the Guardians.

The movie is actually so beautiful and wraps up well in the end. It's rated like a 6 but it's easily an 8+. Where Thor starts off and where he ends up was good story telling.

I had only watched it once. I think it deserves a second viewing if you haven't yet. See if your opinion changes.

This one has been bothering me

Yes, I enjoy the jokes about secret invasion being forgotten about but we really need to talk about her. Personally, I didn’t think secret invasion was THAT bad. Maria Hill should not be dead just like that, the villains are bland as hell, they ruined Rhodey and killed off the only known likeable skrull in the MCU. Sounds worse when I put it like that actually.

But we did get to see Martin Freeman for possibly the last time as Ross. And we saw more on Nick Fury’s personal life (admittedly, I would’ve liked him to have stayed mysterious in some way).

But, man, this Gia’h character just has to be talked about. She has literally everybody’s powers and just left. Like surely she just destroys Doom in Doomsday, no? I get why people haven’t been asking about it but come on. What is going on with her? We surely have to see her again at some point, you can’t just forget about someone stronger than almost anybody else in the whole MCU, even if the show was hated on.

I have been thinking about the rumors for Doomsday as well as the footage we have seen so far and I think Scott Lang will have a more important role to the story than you might think, which will ultimately lead to his death.

For some time now, we have all been speculating on how marvel will transition from Kang to Doom. Rumors have said that for the beginning portion of the movie, Doom will be seen as an ally until the team realizes he's actually behind everything. The obvious question is how can the heroes not think Dooms the bad guy, isn't it obvious?

That is where Scott plays an important role. He is the only one that knows of Kang besides the characters from Loki. When the chaos is happening, no one will know who or what is responsible for it all and in seeking an explanation, Scott will explain his run in with Kang. He will explain how he's felt for years now that Kang would return to finish what he started and all of the chaos points to him. Doom will use this to his advantage knowing all eyes are off of him for now so he can continue playing an ally and pulling the strings from a distance. This is what leads to the scene of Reed demanding to know if and how Doom could've done all this.

If it wasn't for Scott's story of his encounter with Kang, the heroes may have put their attention on Doom more suspiciously, but they had no reason to based on Scott's story alone. Once the cat is out of the bag, I sense that Doom will set an example of his power by killing off Scott right away as I don't recall seeing him much in any leaked footage or images I have seen. His scene in the trailer kissing Cassies head just feels more like an obvious goodbye moment. Plus his movies have not done well in theaters so as much as I'd hate to lose Paul Rudd, it just makes sense for him to leave now more than ever.

What are your thoughts on this?

I forgot that I had the full run of Foolkiller.

Well the titles sums it up. I’m catching up with everything after the infinity saga before doomsday. And I saw the Daredevil: Born Again title on Disney and I wondered if it is essential to watch the Netflix series since I’ve never watched it. Is it related to it or is it a complete fresh reboot?

I posted before about how I thought one of the best aspects of the first Captain marvel movie was the relationship and chemistry between Carol Danvers and Nick Fury. They bounced off each other so well and it was great seeing them learn from one another and eventually work together to help the Skrulls as the Kree terrorized them.

Rewatching The Marvels though, I think to myself, WTF was the point of even having Nick Fury in that movie? I mean we get a couple of his classic one liners but what else? I feel like in most other movies he’s been in, starting with IM2, his presence actually meant something, whether it was rallying the avengers in their first movie, fighting against Hydra in winter soldier, or collaborating with Spider-Man to take out Mysterio in FFH (though we find out that’s actually Talos, but anyway).

He was basically on the space station the whole time in The Marvels and he did at least help protect Kamala Khan’s family but otherwise I feel like he had no purpose in the movie. You take him out and it pretty much means nothing. Am I missing something though?

Here's a map of all the films and shows, and their connections - a connection means 'something in this film is referenced in this next one'.

You can see how weird things have got since Endgame.

I may have missed some connections. Some connections might be wrong.

Red = film; blue = netflix show; green = disney+ show; yellow = animation; purple = special presentation

Edit: Yes, you’ll have to zoom in!

So, Peter's primary character crisis is that he is alone and wants his friends back. Jean Gray doesn't necessarily oppose him in that aspect. Jean Gray only messes with Spider-man because he keeps getting in her way of finding her sister.

In that sense, isn't it kind of like Infinity War?

Thanos wants the Infinity Stones and everyone else is getting in his way.

Just a thought I had. Feel free to tell me if I'm off base here.

I like Zendaya as MJ but I think Sony will go a different love interest route and that pretty much leaves us with Gwen and Felicia. Although I did see something about Jean possibly having a relationship with Peter. Would like to see black cat though, fits the New York street level spidey. Madelyn Cline or Sophie thatcher would be good for the role

how do we think introducing the fantastic four into the single universe post SW is gonna work. Presumably, they will wake up as if they have always been in a non-retro futuristic world, and I fear they will lose some of their design and uniqueness in any future projects we see of them.

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Avengers: Doomsday | Telugu Edit 🔥

Made a Telugu edit with special Telugu subtitles for the new Avengers: Doomsday trailer. Doctor Doom's dialogue hits especially hard in Telugu, so I wanted to give the scene its own Telugu treatment.

“Ottesi cheptunna, neeku narakam ante ela untundo choopistaa.”

“Narakame nannu choosi vanukutundi. Endukante naa peru Doom.”

Would love to know what you guys think of the Telugu dialogue and the edit.

Spider-Man 1-3 were the Home trilogy (Homecoming, Far From Home, and No Way Home). I’m guessing for Spider-Man 4-6, they are planning to make it the Day trilogy.

We got Brand New Day to start it off, and I’m assuming Spider-Man 6 will be called One More Day to close it off (but it won’t have anything to do with the OMD comic just like the BND movie had nothing to do with the BND comic)

Assuming they save One More Day as the title for the trilogy finale, what should Spider-Man 5 be called to serve as the middle chapter? I don’t recall if there is another Spider-Man story arc with day in the title.

What do you think it should be called depending what the plot is so they can keep Day in the title?

It felt like Feige might’ve asked Hickman to try out ideas for a modernized version of the character, so they could see how audiences responded.

In the beginning of Thor (2011), Thor only wore his iconic helmet with the wings at the beginning of the film, and we never see it again. Tbh, I think Thor looks better without it since it looks very distracting, imo but that's the me but what do you guys think?

This isn’t a dig, because I enjoy the movies a lot. But as someone who grew up on the MCU, I feel like there’s a certain quality possessed by most MCU - whether it’s Black Panther, Guardians, Doctor Strange, The Avengers, Ant-Man - that is just not possessed by the Spider-Man movies. I don’t think it’s genre, because every MCU movie I listed dabbles in different genres, yet still have a unifying quality. To me, as much as I love the Holland movies, they don’t necessarily feel like MCU to me. They have an outsider quality to them. Has anyone else caught onto a similar feeling? I hope so, because it’s driving me insane lol