You misspelled the word Mind.
Currently no Marvel character draws their power from the Soul Stone save for the gauntlet or the alternate Ultron.
100% accurate and now that you said it, I can totally see it through the entire movie. Strange is barely likeable the entire time and I was rooting for him the whole time.there was a video i watched a few months ago that talks about the first one. it gives a pretty critical look at what they did wrong, but also what they did right and how it's arguably the best story and character growth out of the entire MCU. like, strange is arrogant and flippant the same way that stark is, but we all like stark, while strange mostly comes off as a douche. it was done on purposely and repeatedly throughout the movie that his flaw is his arrogance and how important it is to get rid of that. he outsmarts dormammu not by outthinking him, but out sacrificing him. dormammu is so far beyond mortality that self-sacrifice can't be something he considers. and strange had to behave in a way where his own well-being no longer matters. it's just a really interesting movie that screwed some important things up so we never really notice
100% accurate and now that you said it, I can totally see it through the entire movie. Strange is barely likeable the entire time and I was rooting for him the whole time.
Lulz!Wanda and Vision draw power from Yellow, The Chinese Stone. The soul stone is orange like the God Emperor.
well, all nazis and baddies in films have english accents. so we immediately assume that "the english guy" is doing shitty things. and that brings up another question, why do some english accents have this posh super snobby sound while others are more rough?Don't underestimate the power of a strong English accent to russle the jimmies of the US audience as well.
Different classes or regions, Cockney is a poor mans accent...Posh is the upper class.well, all nazis and baddies in films have english accents. so we immediately assume that "the english guy" is doing shitty things. and that brings up another question, why do some english accents have this posh super snobby sound while others are more rough?
So Kang was originally supposed to be introduced in this movie rather than the Loki series? That certainly makes sense but a lot of the easter eggs in Loki set it up early on and the Kang reveal felt a little rushed.I'm interested to see how the extra time and media releases have influenced the movie.
The original schedule if not for Covid effecting movie releases would have been Wandavision, Multiverse of Madness, Loki like a week later, spider-man in the summer, then What if?.
We see a lot of influence of Loki and What If? in the trailer, but I wonder if their connections will be loosely or not at all explained, as the D+ shows were intended to be a post mortem on the movie, not a lead in. Or if that is what all the reshoots and stuff they did at the end of last year did, address the fact that this movie is coming out after, not before, all the other marvel multiverse stuff.
well, all nazis and baddies in films have english accents. so we immediately assume that "the english guy" is doing shitty things. and that brings up another question, why do some english accents have this posh super snobby sound while others are more rough?
So Kang was originally supposed to be introduced in this movie rather than the Loki series? That certainly makes sense but a lot of the easter eggs in Loki set it up early on and the Kang reveal felt a little rushed.
Is Kang still going to cameo in this movie then? I thought that was gonna be for the next Ant-man.
I'd think it will be the same actor who plays HWR that plays Kang. Didn't they already cast him in Antman 3?To be fair Kang isn’t in Loki. The time guy has variants that become Kang in other realities. Likely Kang will be a different actor when he shows up
what accent is gordon ramsay? scot?How is Lancashire not on there?
Prickishwhat accent is gordon ramsay? scot?