Wasn't expecting to see Elaine but I must admit, it was a nice surprise. Fingers crossed for a Kramer cameo in the finale

EmmaMcG said:

Wasn't expecting to see Elaine but I must admit, it was a nice surprise. Fingers crossed for a Kramer cameo in the finale

HA! I guess her character is in the comics. I loved her sarcasm. It was a really good episode. My favorite so far.

Thanks sexton. I'm trying to figure out the whole Isaiah and Nagel timeline.


This series is packing in so much. Loving every bit.

Yep. Won't read too much on it because I want a fresh experience. Then if it snags me I can go back and delve further.

TrivialPursuit said:

I'm excited to see Tony Leung finally appear in a Hollywood movie. I've been a massive fan of Asian cinema, specifically Hong Kong action cinema, since I was 10 years old and Tony Leung ranks among my favourite actors.

Falcon America

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Though Wyatt's the bad guy he's killing it in this role. I hope he gets expanded like to the Raft because we know Zemo's not out the picture. The Raft is inescapable Steve got his friends out.

I've been trying to find a post-able picture but can't find it. But I saw an image that someone put the captain america cap on the guy from up doll and it was uncanny. Too funny.
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Enjoyed the series. Onto Loki.

TrivialPursuit said:

Marvel have just announced Captain America 4 so presumably the point of this series was to establish Sam as Captain America before giving him his own movie. I'd also expect Steve Rogers to get a cameo in CA4 but no more than that.

I've said it already but I'm really looking forward to Shang Chi purely because Tony Leung is in it. He's been in loads of great movies but the one I'd recommend above all is Infernal Affairs, where he starred alongside his buddy Andy Lau. Martin Scorsese did a remake called The Departed but the original is so much better. The Infernal Affairs trilogy rank among my favourite movies of all time.

snippet of Eternals at 2:20

^ saw this morning. Made me giddy. Stan Lee's voice over is the icing.

New Trailer with Titles and release dates
https://youtu.be/QdpxoFcdORI

Looks like Captain Marvel 2 will now be called The Marvels.
Features Captain Marvel, Kamala Khan / Ms. Marvel, and Monica Rambeau.

Also a Fantastic 4 logo near the end. Probably be a while before we see that movie

Black Widow — July 9, 2021
Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings — September 3, 2021
The Eternals — November 5, 2021
Spider-Man: No Way Home — December 17, 2021

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness — March 25, 2022
Thor: Love and Thunder — May 6, 2022
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever — July 8, 2022
The Marvels — November 11, 2022

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania — February 17, 2023
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 — May 5, 2023

FragileUndertow said:

Black Widow
I don't know what to expect from this. It's a prequel, obviously, to the later Avengers movies. I think it's set between Civil War and Infinity War, if I'm remembering it right. Which would seem to suggest it's a one-off movie that while still existing within the MCU, won't have any impact on the wider universe as a whole. But if that's the case, it would seem kind of pointless. So I'm guessing there's some sort of twist here that makes this movie more important than it seems.

Shang-Chi
I know nothing about this character and yet this is one of the movies I'm anticipating the most. I'm a massive fan of Hong Kong action movies and Asian cinema in general. I bonded with my first boyfriend over a shared love of 80s Jackie Chan movies, Andy Lau, Sammo Hung, Yuen Biao, Jet Li, Donnie Yen and Toby Leung, the latter of which makes his major Hollywood debut as The Mandarin in Shang-Chi.

The Eternals.
Salma Hayek. I'm sold

Spider-Man 3
The rumour is that Tobey Maguire is back to reprise his role alongside a host of other actors from the previous Spider-Man movies. Jamie Foxx and Alfred Molina are already confirmed. Perhaps the most exciting rumour is that Charlie Cox from Netflix's Daredevil show is also back as the MCU Daredevil, or at least, Matt Murdock. That alone puts this top of my list.

Doctor Strange 2
This is essentially the follow up to Wandavision so I can't wait to see how Wanda is getting to grips with her new abilities. I just wonder if she'll be a hero or maybe the movie's villain? Wandavision's post credit scene kind of hinted that she may be turning to the dark side, as it were.

Thor 4
The first two Thor movies were kind of meh. Ragnarok kind of saved the character for me. I'm not sure how I feel about Natalie Portman being Thor but Taika Waititi did such a good job last time I'm willing to go along for the ride.

The Marvels
I guess this is Captain Marvel 2? Possibly with Ms Marvel so they can justify the plural? Captain Marvel is my daughter's favourite superhero so sure, I'm in.

Ant Man
I haven't been crazy about Any Man, if I'm honest. But I do like Michael Douglas. So I'll definitely check it out.

Guardians 3
I think Thor is in it so it should be decent enough.

Fantastic Four
Hey, it can't be any worse than the previous F4 movies.

I was a big fan of Shang-Chi comics during the 70s, so this sounds interesting. I'm pretty sure the movie version won't have Fu-Manchu as his father.

Rumor has it, Kilmonger, Doctor Doom and Namor (one of my all-time favorites) will appear in Black Panther 2. If true, that's a must-see.

Aside from Black Panther 2, the only movie I'm juiced for is Fantastic Four. Natalie Portman as Thor? I'll pass.

Marvel totally wasted the Hulk....so many great comic storylines (Grey Hulk/Joe Fixit, Planet Hulk, World War Hulk), yet they've done nothing with the character. Near the ending of The Incredible Hulk, Samuel Sterns morphed into the Leader. They never resolved that.

uPtoWnNY said:

I'm not sure if it's been resolved yet but one reason why Marvel haven't adapted any Hulk stories is because they didn't, and maybe still don't, hold exclusive movie rights to the Hulk. They weren't allowed to make a solo Hulk movie without another company's approval, I think it was Paramount. Their deal allowed them to use the character in other movies but not a solo Hulk movie. I do remember reading that Marvel got the movie rights last year so perhaps in future we'll see a solo Hulk movie but that's the reason why we haven't had one yet.

MickyDolenz said:

You know you've lost it when you watch several reactions to the trailer that isn't a trailer. But seeing everybody else's excitement adds fuel.