FallenJediMaster
You know I recently saw a article by accident. That talked about debate among fans on rather The gap between Avengers Endgame and Doomsday is too long. Seven years to exact. My honest opinion is I don't know. I mean the past four Avengers movies didn't have that much gap in between them that is true excluding Infinity war and Endgame which were back to back. I honestly don't mind it too much. I say seven years between Endgame and Doomsday could arguably build more hype for it. Also considering what Endgame was I feel that's a healthy break there. Honestly I won't lie Marvel has surprise me a lot lately with this year alone after Deadpool and Wolverine and Agatha all along. My love for the MCU seems to have returned after a while of me being uncertain. Those two projects I ended up enjoying more than I expected. So oddly enough the writers have regain my trust recently. I hope they keep my trust again going forward. I'm optimistic to say the least.
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@FallenJediMaster another thing too before the actor turned out to be a garbage human being. I wasn't sure about Kang as the main villain of the saga simply because they had him as the villain for Ant man 3 wasn't a fan when it was announced either and at the end of the movie. I'm just like "this guy sucks as future big bad" So honestly I'm honestly happy we're getting RDJ as Doom mainly because Kang build up was ruined thanks to that movie and also not long after that actor turned out to be scam too. So honestly my excitement definitely returned with that
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Agatha All Along made me like the reveal more than I thought. So I didn't read any spoilers. But everyone online kept saying that "Joe Locke's character is clearly meant to be Wiccan son of the Scarlet Witch" and I'm like I don't know who I feel about that. While I do know Wanda's kids are actual characters in the comics. I actually really loved the Scarlet Witch MCU story. I wasn't sure how I would feel about it. But the reveal and story ended up being really good and making me love it to the point that I added Billy into my second story and even have him set up at the end of my first and spin off. I also really enjoyed the Tommy idea hence why I throw him into my storyline despite not officially seeing him in his new body in canon yet. I think it's because like the Scarlet Witch they changed some of the characters lore around that it made sense to me and I like it. Im happy they aren't connected to Mephistro here. So like I said the MCU has really surprised me lately to say the least with that and D and W being really good.
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@FallenJediMaster I been hyped for the multiverse saga since No Way home and Multiverse of Madness. Ant Man 3 was the move that made me feel uncertain. But like I said this year changed it for me. Honestly I will say I think what I enjoyed MOM for was they took a risk with turning a character into a villain. And afterwards it didn't feel like they were taken anymore risks remmber the year before we also had villain Sharon Carter. Made me worry they were afraid to take risks after that. But than they did the MCU first rated R movie with Deadpool and Wolverine and than announced RDJ as Doom (which I will call that a risk since your casting the dude who made people's childhoods as Iron Man as the villain) So I think it definitely made me excited. I also loved where they went with Agatha at the end of her show. I didn't expect them to go that direction. Honestly I just can't believe those movies are ending the Multiverse saga. To be honest I guess it has been a few years now. Time goes quick I guess. But after Ant man 3 I was worried about my love for it fading this year reignited to say the least.
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