AfricaGalactic:

Who is he playing?

webhead:
so, what are you insinuating?

I think mcu movies are a big improvement over the many low quality films that fill Hollywood these days.

that's not to say that every mcu movie is great, but that it is a franchise cares more about quality.

also, Incredible Hulk and Thor the dark world have been bashed by critics.

MJBOLT:

Agents of Shield wasn't produced by marvel studios, so it isn't MCU property anything under the MCU is marvel studios property whether it was produced by them or not and your initial comment did not specify movies,it said the MCU is the most .........

webhead:
but they aren't connected to the mcu, right?

F0REVERB0SS:

Hasn't been said , but probably Bushman .

1000WaysToLive:
Guy, you misunderstood the post


I'm not dissing the quality of Marvel films.

On the contrary, i'm drawing attention to the fact that the MCU is the most critically acclaimed franchise scoring back to back hits with none of the films being outrightly slaughtered by critics.

The argument was how long it would take before the MCU got their first stinker.


As for The Incredible Hulk & Thor TDW, those movies were not critically panned. Both movies were scored "Fresh" on RT. They were divisive at best.


The MCU hasn't had a rotten film on RT since it's inception in 2008

TheHulk616:
Wanda Vision episode One 10/10

This has to be the most painful MCU content I have ever watched. Thank God they made it just 25mins long.

MJBOLT:

Agents of Shield is connected directly to the movies,the rest just reference the events of the movies

LordTheus:

LoL. Is this a good or bad review?

webhead:
So, who do you guys think is the villian of the Wanda-vision series.

I would say it is Agatha harkness.

there's a scene in episode 2 where she tells Wanda to act unnaturally around Donny. but Wanda thinks she should just be herself.

Agatha is utterly shocked when Wanda says "or maybe I could just be myself"--- which might mean that Agatha wants Wanda to live a false life, that's why she trapping her in a fake world. (even though it's what Wanda has always wanted).

in the comics, Agatha is a very powerful witch. she even teaches Wanda how to use her powers.

this is just speculation, so I might be wrong.

Cottonmouth:

I am doubtful. I mean, I do agree that Agnes is almost certainly Agatha, but the thing is, she consistently pokes and prods and involves herself in Wanda's life, makes odd asides, and just generally. . . calls attention to the seams, at least indirectly.


If Agnes were actively trying to keep Wanda trapped, she wouldn't be doing most of the things she's doing.

She's probably on the side of the light, she's just as ensnared by the reality bubble as the two main heroes are, more or less.

webhead:
So, who do you guys think is the villian of the Wanda-vision series.

I would say it is Agatha harkness.

there's a scene in episode 2 where she tells Wanda to act unnaturally around Donny. but Wanda thinks she should just be herself.

Agatha is utterly shocked when Wanda says "or maybe I could just be myself"--- which might mean that Agatha wants Wanda to live a false life, that's why she trapping her in a fake world. (even though it's what Wanda has always wanted).

in the comics, Agatha is a very powerful witch. she even teaches Wanda how to use her powers.

this is just speculation, so I might be wrong.

1000WaysToLive:
Agatha Harkness is certainly possible.


An idea just popped into my head that perhaps she is connected to the Ancient One


Maybe Strange catches note of the damage she’s doing to the space time continuum by manipulating Wanda and that’s what attracts his attention.

My speculation is that if Hahn is Harkness then the MCU version is possibly a former disciple of The Ancient One gone rogue.


Generic idea but I do think it’s likely

webhead:
probably in guardians of the Galaxy 3

1000WaysToLive:
Guy, you misunderstood the post


I'm not dissing the quality of Marvel films.

On the contrary, i'm drawing attention to the fact that the MCU is the most critically acclaimed franchise scoring back to back hits with none of the films being outrightly slaughtered by critics.

The argument was how long it would take before the MCU got their first stinker.


As for The Incredible Hulk & Thor TDW, those movies were not critically panned. Both movies were scored "Fresh" on RT. They were divisive at best.


The MCU hasn't had a rotten film on RT since it's inception in 2008

abduleez1:


The MOST CRITICALLY ACCLAIMED FRANCHISE ever goes to LOTR. No cap!!!

1000WaysToLive:
Fair enough. Forgot about LOTR.


However, MCU has a total of 20+ films, compared to the 6 Middle-earth films, or the 9 Potterverse films

Compared individually, the level of acclaim may differ between ALL these films but the sheer fact that NONE of the 20+ films from the MCU have been critically panned is quite impressive to me. The worst MCU film records a "Fresh" rating on RT, as well as decent ratings from other critic sites.


I don't think you could point to any other franchise this consistent, with more than 20 movies.


That being said, my point was if the MCU will soon get a critically derided film, seeing as there is no conclusion to the film universe anytime soon

Kaycee7:
There's no other franchise with more than a dozen movies. So, in the numbers game, the MCU wins by default.

Nickshrapnel:
You’re forgetting The James Bond franchise

Nickshrapnel:
You’re forgetting The James Bond franchise

Darkprime:
Someone rank Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Agents of Shield, Flash, Green Arrow, Legends of Tomorrow, Doom Patrol & Titans.

I would think I'd love to watch Titans but that initial trailer never sit right with me. Nor did I ever hear this was a must watch.

Ifybwoy7:
or captain marvel

Darkprime:
Someone rank Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Agents of Shield, Flash, Green Arrow, Legends of Tomorrow, Doom Patrol & Titans.

I would think I'd love to watch Titans but that initial trailer never sit right with me. Nor did I ever hear this was a must watch.