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I want to introduce my friend to the MCU and my favourite character is Wanda so im thinking what movies should I get them to watch before watching Wanda vision and Agatha all along??
I recently watched guardians 3 and saw officer nolan from the rookie
My personal headcanon is that it’s not ice cream but rather a fluid that’s similar to it.
Okay, so just hear me out!!
This doesn't even have to do anything with Deadpool kidnapping him or big Hydra events. Just some dude, Bob, joining Hydra for dental insurance... Which he doesn't get. And he is married with kids, like the comics. And he's just Bob, y’know ?
This will make a GREAT slapstick.
Him as the main character. There doesn't need to be Deadpool, M.O.D.O.K, or whatever. Just Bob being Bob.
Are the novels about the comics versions of the characters, or the MCU versions? Like What If Peter Parker and Wanda Maximoff were siblings, are the books about the MCU version of Peter and Wanda or the comics version?
So i have a question
If dr strange made a portal two metres wide and then pushed it into the ground as hard as he could.........
Could he make a perfectly cylindrical hole in the ground that could go on technically forever (Lets say the other end of the portal is in the atmosphere so gravity is helping him.
Lets say a huge train is coming towards dr strange. The face of the train has an area of 10 metres and its moving at 120 mph
lets say that dr strange makes a portal as big as he ( so about 6 feet ) and faces it towards the train. would the train get a perfect cylinder cut from it.
What do you guys think
My 7yo son has seen trailers for Deadpool & Wolverine and now he’s all excited about it. I’m not going to take him to see it. He is quite mature for his age and I don’t mind skirting the edge of “age appropriate” media, he’s even watched some PG-13 stuff with us, but Deadpool would be a bit much.
I’m not familiar with Marvel movies. Any recommendations for something kinda whacky, with milder violence and less explicit sexual content?
Sorry I’m advance if this is not the appropriate place to post. Open to suggestions!
Your personal preference.
By far I would have to say Punisher. Dude is just so unhinged and resourceful, he wouldn't blink twice to torture you for days maybe weeks before ending you. If he does end you.
Then again Deadpool would be worse because he won't shut up while torturing you.
Then you have Blade. A vampire hunter.
Without going into the events of the show the characters are ones I haven't read much of so I was wondering if this was adapted from a story arc in the comics and if so which comics was it in
I HATE waiting for things but I remember rushing home to watch the new episode. So don't hate it but it's not the best
I have this question about Wanda Maximoff/The Scarlet Witch because it never really made sense to me.
As we know, The Scarlet Witch is destined to either rule the multiverse or destroy it, but how? How is this her destiny if she doesn't even have the ability to travel to different universes? I thought about dreamwalking but her multiversal selves are all just basic Wandas who don't have powers of the Scarlet Witch, meaning she would be unable to rule/destroy the multiverse just by dreamwalking. I just don't get it, if she is prophesized to rule/destroy the multiverse, shouldn't one of her many abilities be the ability to travel throughout the multiverse to different universes? Why does she need America Chavez to access multiversal travel? How would she have gone about ruling/destroying the multiverse without the ability of multiversal travel?
I have thought about this recently and it doesn't make sense. By the way, I dont read the comics, all my knowledge comes from the MCU, so I promise I'm not trying to be a smartass, I genuinely don't know. Any answers would be appreciated because I'm very uneducated on most topics since I don't read the comics.
So let's say a small part is left after the ending of the movie so it moves at a very small pace until it finds a human and then the human becomes venom and he goes around trying to find Edie while fighting another symbiot and at the end of the movie venom and Edie reunite again and it should be called venom : new hope
As a casual moviegoer and Spiderman fan, I have seen the last 2 venom movies from Sony in cinema and plan on seeing the 3rd one aswell. I am not familiar with any MCU installment past 'No way home' and this is a question to those who have seen the new venom movie: are there any references to the new MCU stuff in it? I'm curious to know if there are jokes/references that would go over my head when I see the movie. thanks!