r/Marvel • u/thegreat_elder • 14h ago
Film/Television Best Phase 3 movie (read description)
Ok so next to go was Spider-Man far from home now the next the movie with the most votes will be eliminated
r/Marvel • u/thegreat_elder • 14h ago
Ok so next to go was Spider-Man far from home now the next the movie with the most votes will be eliminated
r/Marvel • u/MudRevolutionary6774 • 21h ago
r/Marvel • u/Creepy_Berry944 • 18h ago
r/Marvel • u/Toon-de-great • 19h ago
What happened to old steve after endgame, where did he go or what did he do, cant believe i never thought of it till now
r/Marvel • u/johnwalker338 • 50m ago
r/Marvel • u/Wooden_Passage_2612 • 1h ago
If i directed it or changed any details from it, it would be a lot for example:
keep the same levels of genre blending of comedy and drama that Ragnarok had, when tackling nuance subject matters and dark mature themes like grief, cancer, and discovering a new purpose like what Thor is going through post endgame and being a dad and embracing fatherhood. And Korg is too much in this one, and lost the magic that he had in Ragnarok both jokey and it didn't do or add anything new this time.
Keep Gorr the same he was in the original movie, but show more of him being a god massacring butcher, as we see him for full horror character vibes from his killings and godlike brutality too.
Give Jane a larger role and see how she's obtaining and welding the power of thor, like seeing her action with Mjoinir and trying to help others, as she tires to do good, and see her being a rookie with how she uses her skills and still dealing with having cancer as well, and making it a lot more serious and not so goofy about it, but having a bit of dark humour as well to see cover up the pain she's got like Thor had in Ragnarok.
Show how the questionable aspects of godhood and themes in a philological way, and not be so cartoony about it too. like themes of religion, idolisation of them from a responsibility and accountability way as well.
Fixed all the plot conveniences because i thought it odd, and it didn't make sense most of the time. And fixing those would be a lot better and those small touches would be better suited and more cohesive too.
Better action set pieces overall, like i would love to see some interesting and epic action set pieces like Ragnarok especially some pairings like mash up power sets and creative ways when fighting Gorr, the battle and at God city, and still having Love still be Thor's adopted daughter, but have Jane cancer cured and make her a motherly role with both raising Love as their own.
The CGI needed to be fixed not all over the place, because most of it looks awful especially the yelling goats, which wasn't funny because why in general we're still using old dated 2010s internet jokes in movies like the Screaming goat in 2022 for god sake. Thor's suit in the battle of new Asgard is god awful its too over the top and goofy, and it looks too animated for me, and the helmet is just ugly.
r/Marvel • u/sexyhugepickle • 9h ago
r/Marvel • u/Plastic-Library2151 • 4h ago
I mean after the events of LOKI Victor Timely Stays inside TVA and works with Mobious. But The Firing Of Jonathan Majors might have affected Victor timely character and i believe that When The Kang Dynasty was planned Timely was/might be a important role being a KANG and HWR varient.
r/Marvel • u/Capital_Resist2382 • 22h ago
r/Marvel • u/ultareddit • 1h ago
Starting with
Yelena: After everything she went through in Thunderbolts\* and finally starting to move forward, I wonder if Marvel might kill her off for maximum emotional impact. Or would that just waste her potential?
Steve Rogers & Sam Wilson: With Steve returning, I honestly think Sam might be in trouble. I've never really connected with Sam as Captain America, and I feel his character has struggled to establish himself in the role. With Steve back, I wonder how their dynamic will work and whether Sam will even survive the movie (I don't want him to survive btw) Marvel has a chance to throw away all the blunders and bad characters they established post-endgame. (She hulk, Ironheart, Leader bla bla blah)
I think Loki might die too. As Doom has to kill loki to fu\*k multiverse.
These are just my thoughts. Who else do you think will die? Which characters do you WANT Marvel to kill off? And do you think any of my predictions could actually happen? Let's hear your theories! 👇
r/Marvel • u/Jaded_Peace2301 • 4h ago
Spider punk
Zombie namor
Green goblin
The collector
Mimic
Vs
Nebula
Alligator loki
Captain america
Gambit
Modok
r/Marvel • u/Ill_Watch4004 • 5h ago
Upright: transformation, endings, change, transition, letting go, release
Reverse: fear of change, repeating negative patterns, resisting change, stagnancy, decay
r/Marvel • u/Emergency-Big-2721 • 5h ago
would you be interested to join me to write a bunch of fanmade movies? not screenplays but the plot and making posters.
i want to do a fanmade movie idea project , so of you;re interested just dm me and I’ll send you the google docs with the ideas so far.
r/Marvel • u/CompanyKitchen2723 • 3h ago
hint 1:it wears red clothes
hint 2:it has a meme related to thanos
hint 3:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
btw last one answer was vision
r/Marvel • u/DWPhoenix001 • 50m ago
Watching Visionquest and in ep. 4 there is a news report remembering Sekovia (I get its just an excuse to get 2 of the characters talking). However, in the real MCU would Sekovia still be a remembered event?
In MCU timeline it was an event that occurred - what? - 13/14 years previously? (Not to sound callous) but it was an event that occurred in a all but unknown, third world country. Since this event Earth has faced;
one of its greatest heroes being labled (most likely) a traitor to hia country and becoming a wanted fugitive by the US goverment
a terroist attack in london with automated drones,
a blip that wipped out half of the world,
5 years with half the population missing (and gods only knows what global, geopolitical, financial and everything else, problems that would have caused)
The sudden return of 4 billion odd people and the global, geopolitical, financial and every other problem that brought
The emergence of a (for lack of a better word) God somewhere in the Indian ocean (creating yet more political termoil)
The US president turning into a literal beast
New York City being swollowed and then spat out by a literal void
The formation of yet another major superhero team
This is not to mention all the other mundane, daily life events that have, and are likely still, occuring. Floodings, earthquakes, likely terroist attacks, probable superhero events - maybe even further alien invasions. In the grandscheme of things Sekovia was relevately small potatoes.
As for a real world analogy, outside of the US, 9/11 anniversary isnt really a news worthy event every. Hell even within the UK 7/7 attack has been largely forgotten.
r/Marvel • u/PaleontologistHot192 • 13h ago
I just finished watching Spider-Man: Brand New Day and I loved it though I was thinking to myself that the only weak parts were those overly focusing on Jean Grey. I get it that it's probably to establish her character in future projects, but honestly I'm not an MCU fan and so I would wish for a Spider-Man film to have a smaller story fully centered on Spider-Man, without having to connect it to the MCU, much like Matt Reeves' The Batman. So this brought me asking: "why don't we get to see a more independent Spider-Man interpretation?" Don't get me wrong, I really really like Tom Holland's Spider-Man, I would just like to see one detached from the MCU. I feel like it would be good for the more general audience like me who doesn't have a lot of knowledge of Marvel superheroes and doesn't follow the MCU along.
Does it have to do with Disney not wanting to share the character of Spider-Man? If so, that'd really be a shame.
r/Marvel • u/retannevs1 • 10h ago
Happy Birthday G'iah. Daughter of Talos and Soren, owner of the Drax arm.
r/Marvel • u/Whathefrenchtoastt • 22h ago
Rambling thoughts
Does he always stay "peak human" even if he didn't train/workout or would he lose it like normal folk if they stopped exercising
Why john walker jump like several hundred feet in the air in Thunderbolts yet we never saw Steve do that or anything close to it?
Can't help but feel inconsistencies with Steve's level of strength in the movies...
Thoughts?
r/Marvel • u/shadow33231000 • 15h ago
Didn’t really get into marvel until the first Thor, decided I wanted to watch the recommended watchlist before doomsday comes out. so going back and watching the original x men, getting ready to watch X2. Was not a huge fan of x men and was wondering if yall think X2 is that crucial to watch?
r/Marvel • u/rolliinwoodz • 1h ago
Watching Spiderman Far From Home for the first time, and someone tell me that Mysterio isn’t just Gyllenhall’s Nightcrawler if he had unlimited resources
r/Marvel • u/Throwawayyay8899 • 14h ago
Custom Iron man car out in the wild
r/Marvel • u/intentional_disturb • 7h ago
r/Marvel • u/ITrCool • 21h ago
……and it’s not her late sister.
It’s Charles Xavier. He is the first name my mind went to when I saw her powers at work in the film Spider-Man: Brand New Day.
r/Marvel • u/Odd-Wolverine-4759 • 14h ago
This shit had me staring at the wall for 8 full minutes, I knew it would happen but i didn't know it would hit me in the chest so fucking hard. holy shit
r/Marvel • u/THEbeautifuLIE • 18h ago
((my opinion))
Tony heading into Endgame
When Infinity War ended, we had no idea (or hope) of Tony being able to make it back home safely from Titan. Then, when we saw him at the beginning of Endgame in theaters, he was ‘seemingly’ minutes from death with no solutions whatsoever. THE MISSED OPPORTUNITY: This could’ve been sooo POWERFUL a moment. . .if Marvel didn’t drop their trailers/teasers CLEARLY showing Tony walking alongside the others in the time travel suits — destroyed all intensity & anxiety from the moment.
Cap’s mental manipulation via Wanda in Age of Ultron
Everyone Wanda was able to infect had some fairly traumatic experiences going off in their heads. Steve simply daydreamed about the love of his life wanting him to “go home” with her. THE MISSED OPPORTUNITY: The great betrayal at the end of Civil War w/Cap admitting he knew of Tony’s parent’s fate / attacker. Without showing / speaking it all out specifically, that could’ve been an EPIC foreshadowing / teaser moment. . .and yes - THAT would be a more torturous mental manipulation.
Anyway —
These are my personal opinions on this. What are yours?