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Didn’t they film Infinity War and Endgame back to back/together? I’m a little surprised they seem to be going with different directors, assuming that’s the case.

I’m wondering if they retain Kang being a descendent of Reed’s, ignore that, or mix it up by having it be a descendant of Doom. I can almost see it being the latter, especially going from Kang Dynasty to the presumably Doom-based Secret Wars.

I have no real reason to suspect this, but my dark horse for the new Black Panther is Okoye. She seems suspiciously absent/rarely featured in the trailer, and I can see them giving Danai Gurira the role over Letitia Wright.

So… Fantastic Four goes from being the end of Phase 4 to disappearing entirely? (Unless they’re saving a big announcement for the end.)

They apparently said during the panel that Spider-Man Freahman Year takes place before Captain America Civil War, which is… weird.

Hey @TheVileOne, are/were you at the animation panel?

Updates from the Marvel Studios SDCC Animation Panel:

“Hey guys, I think we should probably let the timeline run its course and erase Thawne from history, given that he’s a time traveling maniac hellbent on destroying our lives and who almost succeeded without us even realizing it.” ”WHAT THE FUCK BARRY YOU MONSTER!!!!!” Barry later that episode:

Peacemaker was great. I’m just now starting Flash season 8, and… it’s not promising three episodes in. Does it get better or should I go ahead and jump ship now? “Heads up but Barry is losing his mind.” ”Hey guys, where’s Joe?” ”WHAT THE FUCK BARRY HOW DARE YOU?!?!?”

I read a different interview with her where she and Bruno said they had to do a whole bunch of retakes of the end scene outside Kamran’s car because they were too giddy and laughing too much to get the “mutation” line out without breaking.

By the end of the episode, it felt like a Spider-Man cameo would be more appropriate than a Captain Marvel one. I half-expected (ok, more like quarter-expected) him to swing by at the end while she was sitting on the lamp post. Clearly, if Peter, MJ, and Ned had applied to CalTech, all of No Way Home could have been avoided, since they seemingly have much more lax admission standards than MIT when it comes to aiding vigilantes.

This was in reference to the bit with Bruno at the end, but “embiggen” was also a big mark out moment. I disagree about needing a “better villain” for this season, as I think this season was more about her personal/family journey than fighting villains. That said, ClanDestine was the weak point, especially the bit where Najma was apparently trying to save Kamran/Earth instead of doing something nefarious. I didn’t get that from the scene at all until Kamala told Kamran that’s what happened. I liked that they potentially laid the groundwork with the rogue DODC agent for regulating kid superheroes, although it seems early to have a jr. Sokovia Accords in the MCU. I wouldn’t be surprised if that agent pops back up with whatever Contessa has going on.

OMG OMG OMG It amuses me how much one reference can make me mark out so much. In my opinion, this is in the running for the best MCU show and is neck and neck with Loki for my favorite.

Images of Titania have been released, and it gives me a GLOW vibe.

That would have been amusing, albeit short-sighted. Mordo: “Wanda, I’m here to steal your magic…” *a few seconds later* Wanda: “I’m sorry, you were saying what now?” I guess I can see the thinking in establishing where Wanda’s mind is at the beginning, plus heightening the dramatic irony when Strange goes to her for help later, but it was a good decision to cut it.

I’ve enjoyed all the shows for the most part, although Moon Knight is easily at the bottom of the list for me. I can’t quite put my finger on what’s “wrong” with the shows, but I keep thinking about those early PPVs in the Network era when they’d do free preview months and the ending of the PPVs that month always led more to Raw the next night than any sort of real resolution. The shows are basically like an event comic limited series tie-in. They’re mostly standing on their own, could have their own tone, while also being connected (but ultimately non-essential) to the main event.

I can see it being Monica, as she’d be a better mentor for her right now; given they’re both dealing with new powers and have idolized Carol Danvers. But I do agree it may be a little anti-climatic.

I’m with @TheVileOne re:there being a lot of ground to make up in the finale, which feels par for the course for these shows. I’m almost expecting a Captain Marvel cameo to reenact that rooftop scene from the comics and lead to her getting the name. As an aside regarding her name, I’m curious to see how the name comes across since there hasn’t been a Ms. Marvel and her lighting bolt emblem on her suit is now coming from her necklace rather than serving as a Ms. Marvel homage. I also think any potential heel turn by Kamran due to whatever happened to him will just be teased for the next season, rather than the focus of the episode. I think Damage Control will be the antagonists of the finale.

I never checked out the leaks that hit before this movie released? Other than Tom Cruise Iron-Man, which I was unable to avoid hearing about, how accurate were they?

Just now getting the chance to go back and watch the second season of Picard. I haven’t been spoiled on anything yet, other than a general sense that most people online seemed to dislike (or even hate) it. The first episode seemed a little meandering in getting everyone back together, but the end with Q was pretty perfect. I think I forgot just how malevolent Q actually is given DeLancie plays a nicer version of Q on My Little Pony, and it’s taking me a while to associate his voice with Q again instead of Discord.

[Mindless Speculation]I was thinking about Phase 5, since it was announced the MCU will be back at Comic-Con, and I think I wouldn’t be surprised if Kang somehow turns out to be related to Doom rather than Richards, which is also what will lead to Secret Wars at some point.[/Mindless Speculation]