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My Reaction to the News about Sony-Disney Spider-Man Partnership Breaking down True believers, if you haven’t been on Twitter in the last few days, then you made a smart decision. … Continue Reading Spider-Man May be Out of MCU for Good
Well, true believers, we’ve reached the end of an era for the MCU. The Infinity Saga that it’s been building up to since the beginning is over, and so are the Stan Lee cameos. The only question now is how Marvel will be able to top something as massive Avengers: Endgame? I’m worried about the MCU’s future, but after seeing Spider-Man: Far From Home, I realized that even as the old cast exits, the movies are in good hands.
Now that I’ve reviewed the movie, I wanted to talk about that bombshell ending to Spider-Man: Far From Home. We have to! I can’ take it otherwise!
In a world filled with Mutants, Inhumans, Gods and more, there are going to be a lot of cool ways to get from Point A to Point B. Some characters in Marvel are either born with or develop the ability to travel wherever they want. Others get to where they need to go using a conventional method like a vehicle. Of all the means of travel, there’s one I would want as my favorite mode of transportation.
I have been dreading this day; not because I can’t think of my perfect casting choice for a character. It’s because my perfect casting choice already exists. The MCU’s ensured that every character I know and love has gotten the ideal actor for them. So instead, I’ll tell you of the person who I call the best live-action Spider-Man.
From the blockbuster hits that the MCU has given us to the cartoons of the 90s, Marvel has done an excellent job of adapting its characters onto the big and small screens. I’d think its fair to say that our perception of Marvel’s roster is based on movies and TV shows. As much as I equally love seeing all these heroes and villains adapted from comic to screen, though, I have a favorite.
While almost every pantheon in human history can appear, my pick for favorite god is Norse. The hero of Asgard and God of Thunder, Thor.
For day 14 of the 30-Day Marvel Challenge, I have to choose my favorite romance. So, I go to the MCU this time around for my favorite pairing: Rogers+Peggy.
Of all the weapons in the Marvel Omniverse, though, there’s only one that I could call my favorite.
For today’s part of the 30-Day Marvel Challenge, I already did my favorite movie, so let’s just skip to that.
I give you my (mostly) spoiler-free review of the greatest superhero movie of the decade. The spoiler review will up soon.
My all time favorite moment from the MCU is here.
My number two favorite moment in the MCU is actually a cheat: It’s every Stan Lee Cameo ever.
MCU Favorite Moments Countdown #3- Peter Digs Himself Out of Rubble, Spider-Man: Homecoming The Marvel Cinematic Universe has proven that they can make movies about superheroes other than Spider-Man and … Continue Reading The Heart of A Hero
Puny God.
To celebrate the final days before Avengers: Endgame, I’m going to be counting down my five favorite moments in the MCU