I like those kind of scenes, to be honest. Like the Cap one after Spider-Man Homecoming. I love the thoroughly pissed off audience reaction.
I didn't stay for the second one, thankfully. Heard it was pretty naff.
It's sorta like they've done a soft reset, and they're releasing films similar to phase 1 which didn't at the time feel like they were leading up to anything big other than the obvious team up.
You haven't seen WandaVision which came out last year?
Her slide into that mindset made perfect sense to me. I thought it was one of the stronger motivations - way more relatable than the last Doc Strange villain, or Maleketh, or Ego or that Guy Pierce one from Iron Man 3. I've seen a lot of people saying the same as you, mind, and I can only assume none of them have kids.
There will definitely be more multiverse stuff.
That's exactly the problem with Wanda's arc. The reason they give here is the book she read, the darkhold.
Yeah, I did. That’s where the imaginary kids came from. That’s where the stupidity started. “They’ll never know what you sacrificed” was one of the dumbest things I’ve ever heard, not just in tv or film but in life.
Woman flying around zapping people with glowing red orbs and an alternate dimension made of paint = fine.
Good, Im glad I was clear.
Disabled access on Titan is crap it's probably one of the reasons their society collapsed. Charles has it covered though it's a hoverchair.
I really liked it. Definitely need to watch WandaVision though. Her wanting to have her own family makes perfect sense to me: she's having dreams about it every night, plus she's corrupted by the Darkhold. I feel her pain and grieve.
Corrected.
I’d rather they hurry and get them up to the Wiccan and Speed age and move on. We don’t need any more of them at this age now.
Captain America???? Not by a longshot. You forgot Hulk and Captain Marvel. The rest are just cannon fodder, except possibly Spiderman.
Sorry, i mixed the heroes names up (yes, really). I meant Denver's Captain Marvel.
While Scarlet Witch maybe the strongest, Dr. Strange was made so weak in this movie and it seemed on purpose. This is Dr. Strange who fought a 4-stone Thanos on Titan. He could hardly pack a proper punch in the whole movie.
It really pissed me off how Dr Strange was nerfed all of a sudden, while Wanda was made way more powerful. I don't understand Marvel's need to shove Wanda being the most powerful down our necks.
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They do love a good nerfing those Marvel guys, especially after making the likes of Hawkeye, Star-Lord and War-Machine almost invincible. They could have done a lot more with Drax, who was probably nerfed most of all.
I mean Wanda is the strongest character out of them all in the comics (with the exception of Franklin Richards - reed Richards son - who has the same powers as her but can just change reality at a cosmic level (create entire new universes)Woman power
Waiting for Marvel to convince us that female Thor is better than the original Thor, and have an exact dialogue that spells it out.
Most characters have a ridiculouly crazy power level in comics though so what you are saying it a bit irrelevant, especially when many of the Avengers are not given the power level that their comic book version has.
Wanda remains overpowered due to her chaos magic. Unlike the other nerfed characters, they actually showed her reaching that first with holding off a thanos with the stones, and then complete reality warps in Wanda vision. With her getting hold of the dark hold, it’s not that big a stretch that she is OP compared to strange. Also the no more mutants incident… in theory a peak Wanda beats old king Thor by willing him powerless
