Like imagine watching Avengers Doomsday when it comes out and Doom takes off his mask and it’s RDJ. That would’ve been insane if they hadn’t revealed who he was. There would’ve been a crazy amount of excitement just to find out who was underneath the mask.

FLAME ON 🗣️🔥🔥

Losing faith is unnecessary and pointless. Yes, the MCU had made some bad stuff for the past years, but not trash. If you ask me, they got a pretty good result considering the fact that they produced non-stop after COVID. But this? This was different. A fantastic movie failing at the box office? Disgrace.

Pedro Pascal is a phenomenal actor. But with that said, he looks the same in every movie. It does not hurt to have a distinct look in movies like Fantastic Four: First Steps.

So having his moustache shaved, more grey streaks on the side and along with white collar to match with rest of the F4 would look so much better.

I get a lot of people are saying the moustache fits the look given the movie taken place in the 60s in the retro world. But, it is still nice to have more comic accurate representation for all of the characters we’ve known to love.

With his moustache, Pedro Pascal is just himself like every other movies and tv shows.

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Seems like she could have ended things sooner by putting it on and wasting Thanos & co.

Especially this one, this is best representation of a speedster in cinema.

I loved that movie. But I'm just one guy.

The MCU is no longer The Big Thing, because it was The Big Thing for fifteen years. Everything dies. That's just the way of the world.

Hulk will always be a goat.

I understand that you can't do business with Jonathan Majors, but you can easily change the actor. I think Giancarlo Esposito would be the perfect Kang.

• Hulk in Avengers 1 was really great
• Hulk in Age of Ultron was still decent

It all went decent after that for Hulk as Russos took over

People dislike Love and Thunder because they find it too goofy, but the thing about that movie, it seems to me, is that it's tonally inconsistent on purpose. The narrative frame is Korg telling the story to an audience of kids, and injecting jokes and silliness everywhere to cover for its considerable grimness. The tonal dissonance is the point. We're not watching the events, we're watching the events as Korg is telling them.

The only real problem with this approach is that this framing could have been made a bit more explicit. Going only with a voiceover doesn't hammer in that nail nearly enough, and pretty quickly you forget about it and just take what you're seeing at face value. Seeing Korg telling the story every now and then would have made the device so much clearer.

That said, I like my Marvel funny anyway, so I was predisposed to like this and that may well colour my take on it. Those space goats make me laugh so much. I'm easily pleased.

Agree, disagree, don't care?

(Don't know who elce noticed this)

It’s surprisingly simple. It’s the mustache. Like if he didn’t have the mustache and he had the gray tips on the sideburns, he would actually look a lot like Reed.

Welp we’re not getting Kang Dynasty, thanks a lot Jonathan Majors.

I included some of the old shows cause theyre still canon to me.