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Still gobsmacked by how entertaining the Loki finale was. From the opening scene, just packed with joy, mischief, humor, and ultimately sadness. -- nm

Posted by Mop🧹 (aka rburriel) Nov 14 '23, 09:30

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one of the best things in S2 was Ouroboros. (and I was yelling "more Sylvie!" throughout, but that's okay) -- nm - mud Nov 14, 09:51
Feige taking stock after total MCU meltdown -- (link) - hollywood big shot Nov 14, 09:45 21
- brie larson's cosmetic surgery is kind of uncanny valleyish to me. I alost can't look at her. she looks like everybody else. -- nm - 🏳️‍🌈 mandy chem 🏳️‍🌈 Nov 14, 10:10
- Ooh, while we're doing this, there's an excellent interview with Iman Vellani! -- (link) - David Nov 14, 10:01
- My $.02. They lost the "average" movie goer/fan. I used to see all the movies, but don't care because I have no interest in the TV shows. - MDH Nov 14, 09:50 18
  - I think it's 3 things. First, too much content. I enjoyed several of the series but I think they effectively sucked out the enthusiasm for the - pmb Nov 14, 10:16 2
    - The old Avengers/new Avengers thing is valid and a case of history repeating itself from the comics. -- nm - David Nov 14, 10:24
    - This reminded me too. I lost a lot of interest in standalone movies, because as a casual fan I'm thinking "Why does this exist? Just call the Avengers -- nm - MDH Nov 14, 10:20
  - The knives being out are weird to me. "Ok, you pulled 23 straight magic tricks, but I didn't like the 24th" -- nm - Reagen Nov 14, 10:12 5
    - I think it’s a valid question to the extent that Disney put all their live-action eggs in two very expensive baskets over the last decade and now have - hollywood big shot Nov 14, 10:19 3
      - Avatar: The Way of Water wasn't even a year ago, and Planet of the Apes is next May. And they tried Haunting in Venice and The Creator in September. -- nm - David Nov 14, 10:21 2
        
        they inherited all the Fox shit. found money (and still treat most of them as red-headed stepchildren when it comes to a release) -- nm - hollywood big shot Nov 14, 10:23 1
        
        They *bought* that stuff, which was the point. -- nm - David Nov 14, 10:24
    - word. -- nm - mud Nov 14, 10:12
  - and more to the point, even Marvel fans eventually figured out none of the interconnections even matter at the end of the day. - hollywood big shot Nov 14, 10:12
  - My $0.02: There was a pandemic. -- nm - David Nov 14, 10:00 2
    - that wrecked the Winter Solider series. I also think Feige needs a few more right hands to help with quality control... - Remlik Nov 14, 10:07 1
      - If you're interested... - David Nov 14, 10:17
  - I wiki'd the phases, and here's what I saw in theaters: 6/6, 5/6, 9/11, 4/7, 0/3. They lost me when the TV shows started. -- nm - MDH Nov 14, 09:56 4
    - Hawkeye, Wandavision, and Loki are Top Tier Marvel. Ms Marvel and She Hulk are quite fun. -- nm - Remlik Nov 14, 10:03 3
      - I just rewatched WandaVision the other night. It's legitimately one of the best things this century. -- nm - David Nov 14, 10:22
      - I just have zero desire. -- nm - MDH Nov 14, 10:10 1
        
        I jumped in for She-Hulk because it’s just a fun half hour law-com. didn’t care about any of the MCU connectedness and didn’t need to to laugh - hollywood big shot Nov 14, 10:15
Top Tier Marvel -- nm - Remlik Nov 14, 09:33

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