I haven't watched this and based on what I've read in this thread I don't think I'll bother. Actually I haven't watched anything MCU since a Dr Strange MoM and Thor L&T many months after they came out. It's all very meh now. I'm mildly interested in Deadpool 3 just because Hugh Jackman is in it. At this point I don't know if X-men and Fantastic 4 would reinvigorate interest.The acting was good especially SLJ, Gravik, Mend, Don and the british lady but holy crap does the MCU need to just end.
He never says that definitively in the interview and it sounds to me like he’s pretty clueless about the MCU as a whole. I would only accept it if it came from Feige’s mouth. The entire interview is as bad as the show itself, a kind of weird alternate reality with very politician like non answers. Helps to explain why the show was rubbish. Excerpt:I didn’t watch this and honestly have fallen off really caring about what’s happening in the MCU the last couple years. Most of the stuff I’ve enjoyed like Moon Knight or GOTG3 had very little to do with the rest of the MCU. Anyways, I’ve certainly read a lot of the complaints and spoilers. I just read an interview with the director who confirmed thatand that info just retroactively ruins so much for me that, more than ever, I just want to pretend like Endgame was the real end of the MCU. Ugh. Feige slowly going senile is the only explanation I can think of at this point.Rhodey has been a Skrull since right after Civil War (which makes no sense at all in the context of IW and Endgame)
Great way of putting it. Perfect summation.I honestly never thought that Marvel would jump the shark yet here we are.
Wow.
It was explained an episode or two before this one, so during one of the ones you skipped.So when exactly did the skrulls "harvest" Mantis' powers? Was Kevin Bacon a skrull, lol.
Oh brother, okay thanks for clarifying, lol.It was explained an episode or two before this one, so during one of the ones you skipped.
Basically, Fury sent a Skrull clean-up crew to harvest as much leftover DNA from the Battle of Earth (Endgame).
I would only accept it if it came from Feige’s mouth.
That’s a worry. Maybe he needs to go and see a doctor.Meh. There are times that even Feige himself doesn't know what he's talking about.
Like for the last 4 years?Meh. There are times that even Feige himself doesn't know what he's talking about.
Like for the last 4 years?
That spoiler doesn't even make sense within the context of this show. It seems logical that Gravik & his cronies started replacing people after the snap with Fury and others gone and the world in chaos, not way back when CW took place.I didn’t watch this and honestly have fallen off really caring about what’s happening in the MCU the last couple years. Most of the stuff I’ve enjoyed like Moon Knight or GOTG3 had very little to do with the rest of the MCU. Anyways, I’ve certainly read a lot of the complaints and spoilers. I just read an interview with the director who confirmed thatand that info just retroactively ruins so much for me that, more than ever, I just want to pretend like Endgame was the real end of the MCU. Ugh. Feige slowly going senile is the only explanation I can think of at this point.Rhodey has been a Skrull since right after Civil War (which makes no sense at all in the context of IW and Endgame)
But then when they blipped back the skrulls cover would be blown, unless they rounded them all up before people noticed, which is even harder to believe. I like that fact that the real Rhodes doesn't know that Stark is dead. Maybe we'll see all that unfold in Armour Wars.That spoiler doesn't even make sense within the context of this show. It seems logical that Gravik & his cronies started replacing people after the snap with Fury and others gone and the world in chaos, not way back when CW took place.
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