WELCOME TO THE MARVEL MULTIVERSE -*RIP STAN LEE & Boseman* - D&W OUT NOW - Doomsday = RDJ back

[Master Zik]

Only those scenarios you talked about are nothing like Kang's.

Dude had his tech.

He's faced Avengers before, Earth's mightiest heroes, several times at that. But against the Ant family, dude struggles even with his tech.

Just isn't adding up.

The other Avengers in those other timelines must've been weaker than the Ant family.

Adds up.

Look at how Wanda easily killed the Illuminati from that alt universe.

So all those other variants of him are the same with their tech powers, just all in different costumes?

No. They're all different.

Especially the Immortus(es).

 

[x Buddha Bless x]

i mean were just talking about the movie and what could make it better…

isnt that what we do?

Yeah, sure. And what I said in a previous post was none of these alternatives suggested were really better than what we got imo.

The rush to fix this movie, an Ant-Man movie, is just a bit wild and unwarranted to me.

 

[frink85]

I posted a theory about his survival a couple pages back, which, if you’re paying attention to the typical movie tropes and the bread crumbs they sprinkled throughout the movie, you’ll realize that he’s not even close to being “one and done” and will most likely have a big presence in Kang Dynasty and Secret Wars.

Think about the probability storm he’s currently experiencing and the potential for thousands of Kangs to all find common ground on thing: getting out and winning. Factor in all the tech the ants developed in their time down there and it being at Kang’s disposal once he gets out + his conviction to destroy the Council of Kangs + the Ant family/everyone associated with them?

Yea, he’s coming back scorched earth.

Yeah them other Kangs thinking he’s dead dead are about to walk right into a trap. He had time to plot in the QR without his tech and built a society and held down the masses so as soon as he’s out of that core it’s game over.

 

[Hijo Del Promo]

Lol the comics are nothing but multi-verse.

Yall prolly the same people that think Jordans should only be in Black and Red colorways.

Multiverse all day, more room for more stories.

 

[DsLee]

Lol the comics are nothing but multi-verse.

Yall prolly the same people that think Jordans should only be in Black and Red colorways.

Multiverse all day, more room for more stories.

Yeah I think the multiverse stuff is pretty dope. Spidey is my favorite, so I’ve expected it since I was a kid. Leaves room open for so many possibilities.

 

[Hijo Del Promo]

Yeah I think the multiverse stuff is pretty dope. Spidey is my favorite, so I’ve expected it since I was a kid. Leaves room open for so many possibilities.

Exactly.. Amazing, Spectacular, Ultimate, etc...were all different versions of Spider-Man in separate Universes and are all top tier comic book series.

 

[WASPS ANDD ASPS]

​

People Are Sharing Actors They "Didn't Buy For A Second" In A Specific Role, And Points Were Made​

Sun, February 19, 2023 at 2:16 AM EST

Recently, in a thread on the subreddit r/movies, redditor u/StPaulStrangler asked movie lovers to name actors they didn't buy for a second in a particular role, and people really came through with some passionate examples!​

Batman asks "And you are?"
Warner Bros.

So with that in mind, here are just a few of the most popular responses shared:​

1.Mark Wahlberg, The Happening (200​

TM and © 20th Century Fox. All rights reserved. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I did not buy Mark Wahlberg as a high school science teacher."​

—u/MovieMike007

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Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

2.Oscar Isaac, X-Men: Apocalypse (2016)​

TM and © 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I adore this supremely talented man, but Apocalypse was horribly miscast."​

—u/AsgardianLeviOsa

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

3.Reese Witherspoon, Walk the Line (2005)​

TM and © 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved.

"She felt really out of place at the time, but even more so now."​

—u/ToastGobliner

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

4.Keanu Reeves, Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)​

Columbia Pictures / © Columbia Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"Keanu is a wonderful human being and a good actor, but that man should not have been cast in this. Poor guy."​

—u/FirstTimeLongThyme

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

5.Adam Sandler, The Longest Yard (2005)​

Tracy Bennett / © Paramount / Courtesy Everett Collection

"Adam Sandler as an NFL quarterback."​

—u/ScalpelCleaner

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

6.George Clooney, Batman & Robin (1997)​

Warner Bros. / © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"George Clooney is a great actor, but he really missed the mark in this movie."​

—u/Abusive_Nun

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

7.Mila Kunis, Oz the Great and Powerful (2013)​

Walt Disney Pictures

"I’m sorry, but her voice stuck out so badly. With the popularity of Meg from Family Guy at the time, it was too hard not to associate the two when hearing her voice. Like, if Patrick Warburton was a primary character in a movie, you'd immediately call back to every voice he has done, as his voice is just as recognizable."​

—u/LordRednaught

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

8.Jai Courtney, Terminator Genisys (2015)​

Melinda Sue Gordon / © Paramount Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"He didn't resemble Michael Biehn even slightly. From his face, his hair, his voice, and his build — this one annoyed me the most. The character grew up in a war zone eating garbage for dinner, but now he's somehow jacked like he lives in the gym and eats steaks? They got everything wrong with his casting. It was so off-putting, he might as well have been playing a different character. At least Emilia Clarke vaguely resembled a young Linda Hamilton."​

—u/StormtrooperGloves

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

9.Nicole Kidman, The Northman (2022)​

Aidan Monaghan / © Focus Features / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I was totally immersed in that film, and all of a sudden she shows up with a bad accent, and it took me out of that reality and made it feel like a movie. At least they made her character hatable too."​

—u/Vin-Metal

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

10.Matthew Broderick, Godzilla (199​

© TriStar Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"But that’s probably because I like him as Ferris Bueller so much. In the back of my mind, I’m thinking, No way a kid who thought driving a car in reverse would decrease the mileage on a car could be an NRC scientist!"​

—u/StiltzkinNomad

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

11.Cameron Diaz, Gangs of New York (2002)​

Miramax / © Miramax / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I really didn’t buy her in that. I actually do like her and can name more than a few movies that I enjoyed her in, just not this one."​

—u/SamuraiJackBauer

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

12.Robert Redford, The Great Gatsby (1974)​

Paramount Pictures / Everett Collection

"Coolest guy in the world as an extremely ****in' weird Jay Gatsby."​

—u/Pikesmakker

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

13.Zooey Deschanel, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005)​

Touchstone Pictures / © Touchstone Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I love her in so many things, and she really SHOULD have been right, but she was a terrible Trillian."​

—u/Edman70

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

14.Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Jungle Cruise (2021)​

© Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"It's not as if there's one set archetype for a Disney Jungle Cruise skipper, but The Rock definitely doesn't fit the bill. Someone once suggested Oscar Isaac for the role, and I can't help but think that would have been a better choice."​

—u/RobPlaysThatGame

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

15.Emma Watson, Beauty and the Beast (2017)​

Laurie Sparham / © Walt Disney Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I’m just gonna say it: Emma Watson as Belle. I’m sorry, but they either needed to give her more time to perfect her vocals, hire a voice double for her singing parts, or hire an actual Broadway actor for the part, as Paige O’Hara was when she took the role."​

—u/Algae_Mission

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

16.Rami Malek, The Little Things (2021)​

Nicola Goode / © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"For me, this one really stood out. He plays a hotshot detective and just never really fit the role, for whatever reason. I've liked him as an actor previously, but everything seemed to miss in this film."​

—u/jakoto0

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

17.Jesse Eisenberg, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)​

Clay Enos / © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection / Everett Collection

"Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor. As soon as I heard the casting, I knew it would be awful, and it was."​

—u/fondue4kill

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

18.Emma Stone, La La Land (2016)​

© Summit Entertainment / Courtesy Everett Collection

"La La Land is good and Emma Stone is good in it, but a hopeless dreamer/failed actor is the wrong part for an A-list megastar with a uniquely beautiful appearance."​

—u/StreetMysticCosmic

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

19.Leonardo DiCaprio, Don’t Look Up (2021)​

Netflix

"It was impossible for me to take infamous Hollywood playboy Leonardo DiCaprio seriously as a nervous, neurotic professor."​

—u/JayCFree324

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

20.Gerard Butler, Geostorm (2017)​

Ben Rothstein / © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"In the same movie, Jim Sturgess played his brother, who was a politician, and I think they should've traded their roles."​

—u/skilledinceptor

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

21.Owen Wilson AND Reese Witherspoon, How Do You Know (2010)​

David James / © Columbia Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"Owen Wilson as pro baseball player? Reese Witherspoon as a softball star? I don't see athleticism in either of them."​

—u/swith_dive_

Here's a glimpse at the performances:​

And finally:​

22.The entire cast, House of Gucci (2021)​

© MGM / Courtesy Everett Collection

"Adam Driver to the lesser extent, and Jared Leto to the greatest."​

—u/seanrm92

 

[frink85]

​

People Are Sharing Actors They "Didn't Buy For A Second" In A Specific Role, And Points Were Made​

Sun, February 19, 2023 at 2:16 AM EST

Recently, in a thread on the subreddit r/movies, redditor u/StPaulStrangler asked movie lovers to name actors they didn't buy for a second in a particular role, and people really came through with some passionate examples!​

Batman asks "And you are?"
Warner Bros.

So with that in mind, here are just a few of the most popular responses shared:​

1.Mark Wahlberg, The Happening (200​

TM and © 20th Century Fox. All rights reserved. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I did not buy Mark Wahlberg as a high school science teacher."​

—u/MovieMike007

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Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

2.Oscar Isaac, X-Men: Apocalypse (2016)​

TM and © 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I adore this supremely talented man, but Apocalypse was horribly miscast."​

—u/AsgardianLeviOsa

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

3.Reese Witherspoon, Walk the Line (2005)​

TM and © 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved.

"She felt really out of place at the time, but even more so now."​

—u/ToastGobliner

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

4.Keanu Reeves, Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)​

Columbia Pictures / © Columbia Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"Keanu is a wonderful human being and a good actor, but that man should not have been cast in this. Poor guy."​

—u/FirstTimeLongThyme

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

5.Adam Sandler, The Longest Yard (2005)​

Tracy Bennett / © Paramount / Courtesy Everett Collection

"Adam Sandler as an NFL quarterback."​

—u/ScalpelCleaner

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

6.George Clooney, Batman & Robin (1997)​

Warner Bros. / © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"George Clooney is a great actor, but he really missed the mark in this movie."​

—u/Abusive_Nun

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

7.Mila Kunis, Oz the Great and Powerful (2013)​

Walt Disney Pictures

"I’m sorry, but her voice stuck out so badly. With the popularity of Meg from Family Guy at the time, it was too hard not to associate the two when hearing her voice. Like, if Patrick Warburton was a primary character in a movie, you'd immediately call back to every voice he has done, as his voice is just as recognizable."​

—u/LordRednaught

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

8.Jai Courtney, Terminator Genisys (2015)​

Melinda Sue Gordon / © Paramount Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"He didn't resemble Michael Biehn even slightly. From his face, his hair, his voice, and his build — this one annoyed me the most. The character grew up in a war zone eating garbage for dinner, but now he's somehow jacked like he lives in the gym and eats steaks? They got everything wrong with his casting. It was so off-putting, he might as well have been playing a different character. At least Emilia Clarke vaguely resembled a young Linda Hamilton."​

—u/StormtrooperGloves

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

9.Nicole Kidman, The Northman (2022)​

Aidan Monaghan / © Focus Features / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I was totally immersed in that film, and all of a sudden she shows up with a bad accent, and it took me out of that reality and made it feel like a movie. At least they made her character hatable too."​

—u/Vin-Metal

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

10.Matthew Broderick, Godzilla (199​

© TriStar Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"But that’s probably because I like him as Ferris Bueller so much. In the back of my mind, I’m thinking, No way a kid who thought driving a car in reverse would decrease the mileage on a car could be an NRC scientist!"​

—u/StiltzkinNomad

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

11.Cameron Diaz, Gangs of New York (2002)​

Miramax / © Miramax / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I really didn’t buy her in that. I actually do like her and can name more than a few movies that I enjoyed her in, just not this one."​

—u/SamuraiJackBauer

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

12.Robert Redford, The Great Gatsby (1974)​

Paramount Pictures / Everett Collection

"Coolest guy in the world as an extremely ****in' weird Jay Gatsby."​

—u/Pikesmakker

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

13.Zooey Deschanel, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005)​

Touchstone Pictures / © Touchstone Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I love her in so many things, and she really SHOULD have been right, but she was a terrible Trillian."​

—u/Edman70

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

14.Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Jungle Cruise (2021)​

© Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"It's not as if there's one set archetype for a Disney Jungle Cruise skipper, but The Rock definitely doesn't fit the bill. Someone once suggested Oscar Isaac for the role, and I can't help but think that would have been a better choice."​

—u/RobPlaysThatGame

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

15.Emma Watson, Beauty and the Beast (2017)​

Laurie Sparham / © Walt Disney Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I’m just gonna say it: Emma Watson as Belle. I’m sorry, but they either needed to give her more time to perfect her vocals, hire a voice double for her singing parts, or hire an actual Broadway actor for the part, as Paige O’Hara was when she took the role."​

—u/Algae_Mission

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

16.Rami Malek, The Little Things (2021)​

Nicola Goode / © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"For me, this one really stood out. He plays a hotshot detective and just never really fit the role, for whatever reason. I've liked him as an actor previously, but everything seemed to miss in this film."​

—u/jakoto0

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

17.Jesse Eisenberg, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)​

Clay Enos / © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection / Everett Collection

"Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor. As soon as I heard the casting, I knew it would be awful, and it was."​

—u/fondue4kill

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

18.Emma Stone, La La Land (2016)​

© Summit Entertainment / Courtesy Everett Collection

"La La Land is good and Emma Stone is good in it, but a hopeless dreamer/failed actor is the wrong part for an A-list megastar with a uniquely beautiful appearance."​

—u/StreetMysticCosmic

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

19.Leonardo DiCaprio, Don’t Look Up (2021)​

Netflix

"It was impossible for me to take infamous Hollywood playboy Leonardo DiCaprio seriously as a nervous, neurotic professor."​

—u/JayCFree324

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

20.Gerard Butler, Geostorm (2017)​

Ben Rothstein / © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"In the same movie, Jim Sturgess played his brother, who was a politician, and I think they should've traded their roles."​

—u/skilledinceptor

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

21.Owen Wilson AND Reese Witherspoon, How Do You Know (2010)​

David James / © Columbia Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"Owen Wilson as pro baseball player? Reese Witherspoon as a softball star? I don't see athleticism in either of them."​

—u/swith_dive_

Here's a glimpse at the performances:​

And finally:​

22.The entire cast, House of Gucci (2021)​

© MGM / Courtesy Everett Collection

"Adam Driver to the lesser extent, and Jared Leto to the greatest."​

—u/seanrm92

Isaac as Apocalypse could've worked, for sure a bigger guy like Rocky Maivia would've fit better but no actor could overcome that terrible terrible costume design

Eisenberg as Luthor was different for the sake of being different.

 

[sneeker]

​

People Are Sharing Actors They "Didn't Buy For A Second" In A Specific Role, And Points Were Made​

Sun, February 19, 2023 at 2:16 AM EST

Recently, in a thread on the subreddit r/movies, redditor u/StPaulStrangler asked movie lovers to name actors they didn't buy for a second in a particular role, and people really came through with some passionate examples!​

Batman asks "And you are?"
Warner Bros.

So with that in mind, here are just a few of the most popular responses shared:​

1.Mark Wahlberg, The Happening (200​

TM and © 20th Century Fox. All rights reserved. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I did not buy Mark Wahlberg as a high school science teacher."​

—u/MovieMike007

ADVERTISEMENT

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

2.Oscar Isaac, X-Men: Apocalypse (2016)​

TM and © 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I adore this supremely talented man, but Apocalypse was horribly miscast."​

—u/AsgardianLeviOsa

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

3.Reese Witherspoon, Walk the Line (2005)​

TM and © 20th Century Fox Film Corp. All rights reserved.

"She felt really out of place at the time, but even more so now."​

—u/ToastGobliner

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

4.Keanu Reeves, Bram Stoker's Dracula (1992)​

Columbia Pictures / © Columbia Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"Keanu is a wonderful human being and a good actor, but that man should not have been cast in this. Poor guy."​

—u/FirstTimeLongThyme

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

5.Adam Sandler, The Longest Yard (2005)​

Tracy Bennett / © Paramount / Courtesy Everett Collection

"Adam Sandler as an NFL quarterback."​

—u/ScalpelCleaner

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

6.George Clooney, Batman & Robin (1997)​

Warner Bros. / © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"George Clooney is a great actor, but he really missed the mark in this movie."​

—u/Abusive_Nun

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

7.Mila Kunis, Oz the Great and Powerful (2013)​

Walt Disney Pictures

"I’m sorry, but her voice stuck out so badly. With the popularity of Meg from Family Guy at the time, it was too hard not to associate the two when hearing her voice. Like, if Patrick Warburton was a primary character in a movie, you'd immediately call back to every voice he has done, as his voice is just as recognizable."​

—u/LordRednaught

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

8.Jai Courtney, Terminator Genisys (2015)​

Melinda Sue Gordon / © Paramount Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"He didn't resemble Michael Biehn even slightly. From his face, his hair, his voice, and his build — this one annoyed me the most. The character grew up in a war zone eating garbage for dinner, but now he's somehow jacked like he lives in the gym and eats steaks? They got everything wrong with his casting. It was so off-putting, he might as well have been playing a different character. At least Emilia Clarke vaguely resembled a young Linda Hamilton."​

—u/StormtrooperGloves

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

9.Nicole Kidman, The Northman (2022)​

Aidan Monaghan / © Focus Features / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I was totally immersed in that film, and all of a sudden she shows up with a bad accent, and it took me out of that reality and made it feel like a movie. At least they made her character hatable too."​

—u/Vin-Metal

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

10.Matthew Broderick, Godzilla (199​

© TriStar Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"But that’s probably because I like him as Ferris Bueller so much. In the back of my mind, I’m thinking, No way a kid who thought driving a car in reverse would decrease the mileage on a car could be an NRC scientist!"​

—u/StiltzkinNomad

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

11.Cameron Diaz, Gangs of New York (2002)​

Miramax / © Miramax / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I really didn’t buy her in that. I actually do like her and can name more than a few movies that I enjoyed her in, just not this one."​

—u/SamuraiJackBauer

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

12.Robert Redford, The Great Gatsby (1974)​

Paramount Pictures / Everett Collection

"Coolest guy in the world as an extremely ****in' weird Jay Gatsby."​

—u/Pikesmakker

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

13.Zooey Deschanel, The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy (2005)​

Touchstone Pictures / © Touchstone Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I love her in so many things, and she really SHOULD have been right, but she was a terrible Trillian."​

—u/Edman70

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

14.Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, Jungle Cruise (2021)​

© Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"It's not as if there's one set archetype for a Disney Jungle Cruise skipper, but The Rock definitely doesn't fit the bill. Someone once suggested Oscar Isaac for the role, and I can't help but think that would have been a better choice."​

—u/RobPlaysThatGame

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

15.Emma Watson, Beauty and the Beast (2017)​

Laurie Sparham / © Walt Disney Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"I’m just gonna say it: Emma Watson as Belle. I’m sorry, but they either needed to give her more time to perfect her vocals, hire a voice double for her singing parts, or hire an actual Broadway actor for the part, as Paige O’Hara was when she took the role."​

—u/Algae_Mission

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

16.Rami Malek, The Little Things (2021)​

Nicola Goode / © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"For me, this one really stood out. He plays a hotshot detective and just never really fit the role, for whatever reason. I've liked him as an actor previously, but everything seemed to miss in this film."​

—u/jakoto0

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

17.Jesse Eisenberg, Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice (2016)​

Clay Enos / © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection / Everett Collection

"Jesse Eisenberg as Lex Luthor. As soon as I heard the casting, I knew it would be awful, and it was."​

—u/fondue4kill

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

18.Emma Stone, La La Land (2016)​

© Summit Entertainment / Courtesy Everett Collection

"La La Land is good and Emma Stone is good in it, but a hopeless dreamer/failed actor is the wrong part for an A-list megastar with a uniquely beautiful appearance."​

—u/StreetMysticCosmic

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

19.Leonardo DiCaprio, Don’t Look Up (2021)​

Netflix

"It was impossible for me to take infamous Hollywood playboy Leonardo DiCaprio seriously as a nervous, neurotic professor."​

—u/JayCFree324

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

20.Gerard Butler, Geostorm (2017)​

Ben Rothstein / © Warner Bros. / Courtesy Everett Collection

"In the same movie, Jim Sturgess played his brother, who was a politician, and I think they should've traded their roles."​

—u/skilledinceptor

Here's a glimpse at the performance:​

21.Owen Wilson AND Reese Witherspoon, How Do You Know (2010)​

David James / © Columbia Pictures / Courtesy Everett Collection

"Owen Wilson as pro baseball player? Reese Witherspoon as a softball star? I don't see athleticism in either of them."​

—u/swith_dive_

Here's a glimpse at the performances:​

And finally:​

22.The entire cast, House of Gucci (2021)​

© MGM / Courtesy Everett Collection

"Adam Driver to the lesser extent, and Jared Leto to the greatest."​

—u/seanrm92

only two castings on this list bother me the most, Jesse and Emma. Emma looked too malnourished to even look like an attractive princess. and Jesse got confused with his role and played a character trying to be like the Joker or the Riddler instead of being.......

 

[another pair]

My beef with the movie was that Kangs power level seemed inconsistent. There were moments where I felt he should have won because of his tech that he lost.

 

[WASPS ANDD ASPS]

I forgot alllllll about the following scenes


I really dont like her sexy ***


Ive started down a rabbit hole

 

[DLF]

My beef with the movie was that Kangs power level seemed inconsistent. There were moments where I felt he should have won because of his tech that he lost.

This is true. On a YouTube bootleg rewatch of last scenes he went from powerful to a chicken in 2 scenes.

 

[pacmagic2002]

He knows how everything goes guys..............He knows it had to go that way for him to end up where he needs to be.

The explanation for these things is right there.........Always has been.

 

[shogun]

WTH, guy said emilia clarke resembled a young linda hamilton. They looked nothing alike.

 

[layziegunts]

Can we please stick to Marvel stuff please? I just scrolled through an entire Buzzfeed article and why?

 

[ricardo malta]

I forgot alllllll about the following scenes


I really dont like her sexy ***


Ive started down a rabbit hole

The problem with the MCU is they’ve created all these loose ends with all the content they put out over the last 2.5 years and 1) it’s taking way too long to address them 2) it’s becoming almost impossible to wrap them up with a perfect bow.

Things that still need addressing (and don’t yet have a future movie/series on the calendar): a celestial in the ocean, Arishem coming to Earth, Black Knight/Blade post-credit scene, Starfox intro, Werewolf by night/Man-Thing, Dr. Strange’s Incursion, Scarlet Witch’s return, the intro of Skaar, the Shang-Chi’s post-credit scene w/ Cap Marvel & Bruce, Moonknight ending/intro of Jake Lockley, Namor’s place in the MCU, etc

I’m sure I’m forgetting some things but just the above is a lot to connect the dots on.

 

[shogun]

wanda needs to erase or alter most of the last phase.

 

[rfx45]

Spoiler: kang gang

 

[DLF]

The problem with the MCU is they’ve created all these loose ends with all the content they put out over the last 2.5 years and 1) it’s taking way too long to address them 2) it’s becoming almost impossible to wrap them up with a perfect bow.

Things that still need addressing (and don’t yet have a future movie/series on the calendar): a celestial in the ocean, Arishem coming to Earth, Black Knight/Blade post-credit scene, Starfox intro, Werewolf by night/Man-Thing, Dr. Strange’s Incursion, Scarlet Witch’s return, the intro of Skaar, the Shang-Chi’s post-credit scene w/ Cap Marvel & Bruce, Moonknight ending/intro of Jake Lockley, Namor’s place in the MCU, etc

I’m sure I’m forgetting some things but just the above is a lot to connect the dots on.

Most of these just happened. Lol.

What you’re asking for are 19 mcu movies a year bc a year is too long to wait. MOM was literally less than a year ago lol

 

[CJMcfly26]

Hail Hydra

 

[IATT]

Which character y’all casting Pedro pascal as?

 

[CJMcfly26]

Which character y’all casting Pedro pascal as?

Red Skull or Forge. Mainly Forge for X-Men, dude has the exact look, and can be pivotal leader in the film.

 

[rfx45]

Which character y’all casting Pedro pascal as?

Dr Doom and then have him escort his kid Vincent Von Doom from one place to the other

Mr Fantastic and then have him escort his kid Franklin Richards from one place to the other

Cyclops and then have him escort his kid Hope Summers from one place to the other

Silver Surfer and then have him escort Galactus from one planet to the other

 

[IATT]

Forge unfortunately ain’t a big enough character

Saw ghost rider suggested online.. was thinking me sinister

Want someone else for doom (fassbender)

Trying think of someone where he could have a majors type impact

 

[noskey]

Okay I let it marinate a couple days, and I don't dislike the movie. Certainly enjoyed Quantimania more than #2. The story was tighter, but it still felt pretty big. Too much focus given to Hank and Janet though, for the way things panned out; when you give that much backstory and repair relationships in the way they were, it was shocking to not have either of them die. I get it tho, this wasn't the finale for the Quantum realm or Kang the Conqueror. It set the stage and gave a glimpse of the Rickest Rick.

And that's why, while I enjoyed the ride, I probably won't be rewatching. It was staging for the rest of the phase 5 and setting up a villain for his character growth. The new characters in the quantum realm were forgettable and really didn't make me give a ****. The discussion of Kang now being trapped in his probability mess and harnessing that power is a great insight to the next steps we'll hopefully see.

Tl;dr - lots of stage setting and no felt consequences. Majors is soooo good at this **** and Kang is going to be great. Rudd carried the movie. 5.5/8 imo.