Sounds like it’s just the end of the “Captain Carter” series.
I assume it will return again in a few years. Jeffrey Wright is really the only common character we need to keep and he can come back later.
Also we still have Zombies, so that will be interesting.
Turning to dust when you die is a common trope, https://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Main/NoBodyLeftBehind
Sutekh destroying the whole universe puts the scale similar to the MCU, but I’m not sure its an homage/reference.
I do wonder if any characters from Deadpool (apart from Deadpool) will migrate over to the MCU. Will Collosuss get a full reset? I assume yes.
As someone who bought “Super Mario Party” I feel you. We got at best 1/2 of a game and then nothing. I’m not sure I can be convinced to buy a Mario Party game again.
It sounds painful, and I’m concerned there will be too much menuing, but in general I’m trusting Nintendo on this one. (Well, maybe wait for a demo/review.)
Great cast. Writer seems capable. Director looks a little new when it comes to films, but solid foundation. We know Marvel is doing a soft reset when it comes to films/TV to give them the time we need.
The early 2000 films were good, admittedly they are a product of their time and a little overly camp, but that was the style at the time.
The later film was actually an ok film for he first 2/3rd and only after that, the ending, did it turn to shit.
I have no reason to expect this film will be bad. Worst case is it will be whelming, but I expect a pretty solid film.
Yes, tons of confirmation but I linked to one example.
The timelines and universes for “X-Men” are far from straightforward, but in short Fox owned the rights to X-Men, including Deadpool. As a result all of the X-Men films exist outside of the MCU.
As a similar example, Sony owns the rights to Spider-Man. As a result Tobey Maguire & Andrew Garfield Spider-Men exist outside of the MCU. (Ignoring for a moment that the MCU didn’t even exist when some of those films came out.)
However when it came time for Tom Holland Spider-Man, Sony & Disney made a deal and that Spider-Man is part of the MCU. Eventually this gave us a Spider-Man film with multiverses, and all three Spider-Men appearing in an MCU film.
The new Deadpool is going to do the same. Deadpool will deal with multiverses and this time pull from the Fox “X-Men” universes, making them MCU characters. No deal with Fox is needed since Disney acquired Fox a few years ago.
So the old films aren’t technically MCU films, but they may have characters who will later appear in the MCU. But also these characters might be slightly different because multiverses.
Technically none of those were MCU movies, just Marvel films.
Well Picard season 2 was something wild and season 3 was a TNG victory lap, so I’m excited to see what they come up with.
I’m bummed that it’s a 5 year gap, but hopefully things are on the right path going forward.
I agree but this article just seems to clarify they have no idea what branding works.
It’s “Marvel Spotlight” so you don’t need to have seen anything. Then Echo comes out and the first episode is basically a recap and hopefully enough context.
Now it’s “Marvel Television” which means the same thing so watch “Agatha All Along” which will 100% depend on WandaVision and maybe a little bit of Multiverse of Madness.
I agree that She-Hulk or even more so Moon Knight can be watched solo, but maybe give some context.
She-Hulk does depend on Endgame. I get Endgame is the biggest movie of all time (at release time), so it’s a given, but figure out how to clarify or set the clear expectations of a recap.
Funny enough I just watched Infinity War + Endgame earlier this week with someone who didn’t see them in theaters.
They’d seen both since so we were just chatting while watching, almost all of my commentary was around the theater experience. Watching Captain America grab Mjolnir is a wild moment that isn’t captured just watching at home, but when the theater saw it, that was something.
Endgame is an unbelievable feat that I expect will never be achieved again, but I hope.
Based on the headline, “Neat”.
Based on your comment, “Ohhhhh Yeah!” (in Macho Man Randy Savage voice).
I look forward to the ridiculous future.
Someone please correct me, but a few months back on Mastodon I reported a post (on a different instance) and it went to the admin of my instance.
I assume it’s the same for Lemmy.
I think it’s fine if multiple of the “same” community exist.
If I were on Snooface and wanted to share/discuss a new game would I do it on, r/Gaming, r/Games, or r/TrueGaming? (Or yet another.)
If two communities are EXACTLY the same, then sure, merge them, but they are never EXACTLY the same.
Re “It could even a boat”, that’s Family Guy https://youtu.be/GKZJdaiJF84
But your point still stands.
It seems like a Vulcan Mind Meld can cure just about anything.
In “Flashback” from Voyager Tuvok melds with a close family member, in this case Janeway, to fix his disease.
In “Endgame” from Voyager it is implied that a meld will cure Tuvok’s disease.
In “Sarek” from TNG melding with Picard resolves Sarek’s emotional control.
I would expect rather than a sex industry they have those that specialize in mind melds. Perhaps a specific family member.
Having a backup option would still be logical, so random sex is still on the table.
Voyager as an app on one device, Voyager as a PWA on another. App seems to work better.
Boost as a backup. Backup mostly in the sense that sometimes I open that instead. Voyager has the lead, but Boost is worth keeping an eye on.
As they noted in the article, Wonder Flowers still have a timer. Assuming the timer exists to give you a sense of urgency I think it worked well enough being attached to the flower.
Although the only time it really worked was the first special level that was themed around rhythm. Maybe one of the hippos.
Maybe some sort of time attack would be fun. Although less like the battle stages and more limited timer.
Excellent. Excellent. Excellent.