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If they could introduce a character who is antagonistic yet also not villainous in his approach, then they'd be succeeding where they haven't. Guy needs to be straight-up against some of our existing heroes for good reasons.

Knowing them, though, they'll write him to just be a bad guy who makes a face-turn later.

Leonhart4 posted...

Kid characters grow up faster than the timeline sometimes, unfortunately

not the kid, but the older one in Endgame. She got recast

You know what I kinda hate about the MCU?

Recasting has to happen at times, and often, tv shows and movies are afraid to do it. It's a totally normal thing that is sometimes unavoidable.

But why did they have to recast Cassie Lang? Her seeing Scott again in Endgame was maybe the most emotional part of the whole MCU to me.

I don't want to play an OoT multi-world rando unless it's chock-full of ice traps that get sent to the other player with max damage turned on.

Which part was the interesting part, though?

And I disagree with was an hour of fluff. It did heavy backstory, exposition, and character showcasing. It just revolved around a story that perhaps shouldn't have been told in a movie format.

Okay, wait, no, I just watched the post-post credits scene.

Give me Blade right now.

Eternals beated.

I didn't hate it. I would say it did too much. Felt completely unnecessary to have both Deviants and the Emergence in the same film.

That said, I was hyped for Kit at the end. Bring in Captain Britain and him and let's get some good fucking MCU Britain.

Shang Chi sits well on its own.

LMS doesn't understand how to critically review media. He has absorbed so many different opinions from a wide range of Youtubers that he has no true consistent basis for it.

I played:

Smash-Up
Red Dragon Inn
Gloomhaven
IDW's Batman: The Animated Series

I've only played 4 tabletop games in 2021