The way you basically talked about what a casual Marvel watcher's experience would be like is exactly how my family went into this movie. Wanda's motives felt so out of place for us when we went in, not knowing we were supposed to watch a whole Marvel TV show to get it.
to be fair, even with the context from Wandavision, her motives are pretty scattered. Marvel has been relying too heavily on the "this item corrupts its user" crutch rather than actually giving their villains a full-fledged motivation to do what they're doing.
One thing about this phase is, they don’t have a big bad to tease through these shows and films. The infinity stones and Thanos were great carrots on a stick for us to reach for, right now there’s no carrot, no stick and nothing to reach for
I watched this movie with my boyfriend and he said exactly the same. He said:" People who didn't watch wandavision must be so confused right now.", and you know? I could have been one of those people ' cause I' m not a Marvel fan, I watched Wandavision just because I have disneyplus and I didn't have nothing better to watch, also my boyfriend told me that it was good and my brother told me that if I wanted to watch the new doctor strange movie wandavision is a MUST. TBH I didn't care much about the movie but there was nothing good in the cinema and I wanted to go so... Yup that's the reason why I could understand the movie.
But phase 3 was exactly the same though. You need to watch the other movies before going in to infinity war or endgame to understand the context. Like if you don't watch antman then you wouldn't know who is the guy with the van and how they were able to travel back in time with the pim particles.
@@sowhat1674 Yes... movies... not 9 40 to 50 mins of episodes of WandaVision (Even tho series was great). If you multiply all the MCU Series that have or will be released for people to be "aware" of everything to the new "Endgame" movie it's pretty insane
Disney and Marvel Studios gambled everything on essentially being able to hold their audience hostage. They thought that the Marvel brand would be strong enough to make everyone feel forced to subscribe to Disney+ to keep following everything, but they appear to have been wrong. The MCU used to ask very little of you. It used to ask you to watch 2, maybe 3 movies a year, which is fine. Now it asks you to watch 3 or 4 movies a year (and plot twist, half of them suck) plus 4 or 5 seasons of Disney+ shows a year (and again, half of them are bad). That's too much to ask out of a casual viewer.
I love your channel already. You deserve so many more subs and views man the quality and editing is hooking and fun to watch. I can see you gaining traction in the future, outstanding video
You're right, but the same is true for any media that involves 'worldbuilding': Early chapters will be accessible to newcomers, while later chapters will deepen their storytelling by building on what came before, becoming less accessible to newcomers as a result.
absolutely true. The issue with that is that these are blockbuster movies, not books. There's a massive amount of money involved. It just seems like an inevitable issue that the MCU will run into, and we're seeing the beginning of it. They could certainly find a way to make it work out, but it's the first time that there's a true chink in the armor.
the question is, how can marvel continue without resetting everything, and not have all the movies and shows be extra homework? Maybe slow down on all the shows and movies? Maybe they could take a break from it? It’s just like, I don’t want think be reset all the way back to 3008 iron man, so, how do we achieve both things? How can marvel keep things simple?
The MCU is starting to feel like the comics, for better or worse. Oh, you wanna read the Venom: King in Black event? Read up on the Absolute Carnage event and Thor: The God of Thunder run. Yes, Thor. It'll make sense down the line. Oh, you wanna read up on the 2015 Secret Wars event? Here's the Fantastic Four run where they introduced the concept of incursions, and here's Avengers: Time Runs Out. Oh, and read the Original Sin event while you're at it. What's that? You want to read the Spider-Verse event? Read Morlun's introduction (no, not Morbius. Different vampire), then Dying Wish, then Superior Spider-Man. Oh, wanna read Spider-Geddon? Go read Spider-Verse and its related backlogs, then play the Spider-Man PS4 game. Like, the last one isn't even in the same medium anymore, lmao.
It’s funny, I’m a 36 year old that read comics when I was a little kid (and thus seeing the MCU come to life has been a dream come true) But the MCU has stretched so thin now that post end game I only managed to watch 1 of the shows and 4 of the movies (I bet you could even guess which 4) I just have no interest in some of these D level players that weren’t even interesting in the comics! Not to mention quality is dropping right in front of our eyes at a alarming rate
Thanks for the great video… I’ve heard, it is common for Marvel to green light production of movies without a complete script, even start working on action Scenes and CGI without even having a director for the movie… Quantummania was the wake-up call for me after a mediocre phase4
Nice video and good analysis! I found like I was missing a bit in Dr Strange MoM because I havent seen any of the tv shows such as Loki or Wandavision, good to know others are in a similar boat.
Disney will have to strike a balance between accessibility and distributed storytelling, but we prob won’t see any changes for a few years while they see how things go. …and when they do refine their MCU strategy, they’re going to optimize for revenue, not storytelling. All we can hope for is that those two goals overlap significantly.
All of the marvel shows I've seen have been decent, don't get me wrong, but when you want me to watch 8+ hours of content to understand a 1 and a half hour movie just so I know the reason someone is a villain is stupid, just make movies, gimme the juice minus the filler. that being said, I think people enjoy these movies because they relate to one superhero or another. obviously a ton of people love spider-man so he's the obvious choice to replace iron man, but all of the spinoffs' success probably directly correlates in money to the percentage of people who prefer those characters. I don't know why they didn't establish wanda harder when she was introduced if they gotta use her as an antagonist to dr strange, who in the comics can literally just get rid of fucking planets on a whim. gave my opinion too long before saying this dude, great analysis!
The point is that the, if you miss some information, you should still be able to understand the storyline of a given movie. You might even miss references such as Daredevil in Spiderman No Way Home. That is fine. But the problems that you outline for people who don't understand all the changes to Wanda are quite central to the story.
Expectations play a big role, I was prepared for Wanda as the bad… Still her motivations weren’t that well, but at least I‘ve enjoyed the movie as a whole… Also Thor wasn’t to me that bad either… the rest of movies and shows… could have skipped them…
I mean…you’re right but you can’t also blame the MCU because it IS a Cinematic Universe. Things are supposed to bounce off each other because it would also be pretty weird if there’s no connection between all the movies. But I do agree that they would have to start using alternate universes in the future due to actors contract expiring.
Before endgame I'd watched every bit of content in the mcu, now even if I wanted to it feels like there's way too much of it. It's leading to mcu burnout lol, I just don't care anymore and the less I care the harder it is to get back into it. Then I make an effort to see the films with characters I really like and the whole thing just feels mediocre and confusing. I saw wandavision and really liked it, so I had the context for this film but I still didn't really get what was happening. Maybe I misunderstood wandavision but it didn't feel well explained why wanda was a villain now in multiverse of madness. Suddenly being an indiscriminate murderer felt so out of place for the character? I don't get it
This isn’t a problem for me personally, but in order to watch Spider-Man No Way Home, I decided to recap what’s needed to watch to get the full context of the movie. (Spoiler warning btw) I had to watch: Spider-Man 1 Spider-Man 2 Spider-Man 3 The Amazing Spider-Man 1 The Amazing Spider-Man 2 Captain America Civil War Spider-Man Homecoming Doctor Strange Avengers Infinity War Avengers Endgame Venom Venom: Let There be Carnage At least some of Daredevil Don’t get me wrong, I watched all of this with friends and it was a blast. These are mostly good movies! I just feel like most people didn’t watch everything I listed below, and as such, I don’t think they got the full experience of the movie. People shouldn’t need to watch 12 films and a tv show to understand all of one movie.
bro people always complain that companies dont do enuf for their diehard fans and mostly for casual viewers.... now yall r complaining thats its too confusing fopr casual viewers, yall dont even know wut u want
Your not wrong....Marvel fatigue is a very real thing and if #KevinBeige doesn't stop sitting on hi hands these "phases" will slip through his finger....like The way money is slipping through Disney's iron grip ! People don't know enough about the multiverse except it sounds cool.. but is it Earth 616,19999 or what - seems like they've started something they may find difficult to carry on!
Sad to hear you didnt like Eternals. I thought given how good this channel is at analysis and finding a more deeper layer to things that you would have appreciated it more than most. And at least within the context of this video, it's one of the few MCU projects released this phase that requires little to homework to understand.
That's true, but it seemed like an overstuffed setup movie. There were too many characters to develop to create a great story. Ironically, it seemed like this one would have done well as a series rather than a movie. It's not that I hated it or anything. It just felt like a necessity rather than enjoyment. It didn't require too much backstory, but it will be the required backstory for another, possibly better, movie.
@@BrickKildaguy @Brick Kildaguy @Brick Kildaguy I get most of what your saying. The thing is though, this movie wasn't trying to develop all of its characters like a typical origin style Marvel movie. Its an ensemble movie much more in the vain of Guardian of the Galaxy, where the casts interactions/conflicts with each other is the main focus rather than trying to make each character a central focus. I do agree to a degree that this film does try to deal with a lot, but speaking as someone who loves this movie the way this film handles its themes, and how it intertwines them with plot and characters (not as much in third act but hey, no MCU movie is perfect) was done fantasticly. But I'll admit that as a lover of deep philosophical concepts, I was able to be more engaged with this film more than the average MCU fan. I do 100% agree that this kind of story would have overall benefited being a Disney+ series rather than a movie.
@@stateyournameplease Gonna have to strongly disagree. This is one of the most substance filled Marvel movie released (especially compared to Dr Stranger MoM and Spider Man NWH). I would highly recommend this video, since it explain why Eternals works better than I could in a single comment. th-cam.com/video/WMWbcdqFx7Q/w-d-xo.html
From what I've heard, they cut an entire B plot from the show because it dealt with a global pandemic, so the story was inherently not as fleshed-out as it was supposed to be.
@@BrickKildaguy yes but we still got Falcons arc, Winter Soldier is always nice to see, Isaiah had a cool arc too, John Walker is one of my favorite character ever and zemo is always a treat
So you dont mind watching dozens of movies but as soon as tv shows are thrown into the mix its too much? There is no logic to that. And who cares about people who arent even bothering to watch all the content? If they dont wacth then thats on them. Im hlad they arent forcing stream lined movies just so casual watchers can understand. Its been over a decade....grt on or get off at this point.
I amso notice you simpky assert its too much yet literally notbing that came out besides wanda vision was actually required to watch before a movie. So claiming you need watch all of it is simply a lie
The mcu has been mostly shit since age of ultron. The only good movies they had since winter soldier were infinity war, endgame and no way home, most of the tv shows were terrible too.
So what you're asking for, is a huge text crawl detailing everything you need to know before watching the movie. Or do you expect the movies to just simply not connect to anything else? Just be a bunch of single movies that just happen to have Marvel characters in them. Sounds pretty boring.
Marvel movies from phase 1 to 3 only requires you to watch the movies, and all of them are average at worst and very good from the best, a consistent and enjoyable experience. Phase 4 start requiring you to watch hours of series that vary wildily in quality, normally for the worst, and movies that are not the same level from phase 1-3, relying heavily in cameos and worst writing. The answer is simple: just repeat the scheme of phase 1-3, thats all.
Hey can you put an Instagram account or email in your about section? I really love your content and would like a way to actually communicate with you outside of the comment section. (Friendly discourse - rare on TH-cam I know). If you would rather not, I understand. Anyway thanks for the content. I have subscribed and turned notifications on.
I’ve looked in the about section and all I can see is that you make weekly videos, your view count, and the option to report user. Tried it on the iPhone app as well as on chrome
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Yeah. The MCU is gonna get messy, this is what comics are. And I knew this was gonna happen. That's why they introduced the concept of the multiverse, because they're introducing a lot of elements that will get out of control, and they're gonna have a great big continuity toilet flushing event to sort it out to make it simple again to bring the masses back
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This is why I think phase 4 is so bad, I really can’t be bothered to watch these mid movies and tv shows.
opinions are like assholes, most of them stink.
The way you basically talked about what a casual Marvel watcher's experience would be like is exactly how my family went into this movie. Wanda's motives felt so out of place for us when we went in, not knowing we were supposed to watch a whole Marvel TV show to get it.
to be fair, even with the context from Wandavision, her motives are pretty scattered. Marvel has been relying too heavily on the "this item corrupts its user" crutch rather than actually giving their villains a full-fledged motivation to do what they're doing.
One thing about this phase is, they don’t have a big bad to tease through these shows and films. The infinity stones and Thanos were great carrots on a stick for us to reach for, right now there’s no carrot, no stick and nothing to reach for
very true
I watched this movie with my boyfriend and he said exactly the same. He said:" People who didn't watch wandavision must be so confused right now.", and you know? I could have been one of those people ' cause I' m not a Marvel fan, I watched Wandavision just because I have disneyplus and I didn't have nothing better to watch, also my boyfriend told me that it was good and my brother told me that if I wanted to watch the new doctor strange movie wandavision is a MUST. TBH I didn't care much about the movie but there was nothing good in the cinema and I wanted to go so... Yup that's the reason why I could understand the movie.
But phase 3 was exactly the same though. You need to watch the other movies before going in to infinity war or endgame to understand the context. Like if you don't watch antman then you wouldn't know who is the guy with the van and how they were able to travel back in time with the pim particles.
@@sowhat1674 Yes... movies... not 9 40 to 50 mins of episodes of WandaVision (Even tho series was great). If you multiply all the MCU Series that have or will be released for people to be "aware" of everything to the new "Endgame" movie it's pretty insane
Disney and Marvel Studios gambled everything on essentially being able to hold their audience hostage. They thought that the Marvel brand would be strong enough to make everyone feel forced to subscribe to Disney+ to keep following everything, but they appear to have been wrong.
The MCU used to ask very little of you. It used to ask you to watch 2, maybe 3 movies a year, which is fine.
Now it asks you to watch 3 or 4 movies a year (and plot twist, half of them suck) plus 4 or 5 seasons of Disney+ shows a year (and again, half of them are bad). That's too much to ask out of a casual viewer.
I love your channel already. You deserve so many more subs and views man the quality and editing is hooking and fun to watch. I can see you gaining traction in the future, outstanding video
You're right, but the same is true for any media that involves 'worldbuilding': Early chapters will be accessible to newcomers, while later chapters will deepen their storytelling by building on what came before, becoming less accessible to newcomers as a result.
absolutely true. The issue with that is that these are blockbuster movies, not books. There's a massive amount of money involved.
It just seems like an inevitable issue that the MCU will run into, and we're seeing the beginning of it. They could certainly find a way to make it work out, but it's the first time that there's a true chink in the armor.
@@BrickKildaguy but the question is, how can marvel continue without resetting everything, and not have all the movies and shows be extra homework?
Another great video!
the question is, how can marvel continue without resetting everything, and not have all the movies and shows be extra homework? Maybe slow down on all the shows and movies? Maybe they could take a break from it? It’s just like, I don’t want think be reset all the way back to 3008 iron man, so, how do we achieve both things? How can marvel keep things simple?
Excelent quality of video and content, please continue like this 🔥💕
The MCU is starting to feel like the comics, for better or worse. Oh, you wanna read the Venom: King in Black event? Read up on the Absolute Carnage event and Thor: The God of Thunder run. Yes, Thor. It'll make sense down the line. Oh, you wanna read up on the 2015 Secret Wars event? Here's the Fantastic Four run where they introduced the concept of incursions, and here's Avengers: Time Runs Out. Oh, and read the Original Sin event while you're at it. What's that? You want to read the Spider-Verse event? Read Morlun's introduction (no, not Morbius. Different vampire), then Dying Wish, then Superior Spider-Man. Oh, wanna read Spider-Geddon? Go read Spider-Verse and its related backlogs, then play the Spider-Man PS4 game. Like, the last one isn't even in the same medium anymore, lmao.
It’s funny, I’m a 36 year old that read comics when I was a little kid (and thus seeing the MCU come to life has been a dream come true)
But the MCU has stretched so thin now that post end game I only managed to watch 1 of the shows and 4 of the movies (I bet you could even guess which 4)
I just have no interest in some of these D level players that weren’t even interesting in the comics!
Not to mention quality is dropping right in front of our eyes at a alarming rate
Thanks for the great video… I’ve heard, it is common for Marvel to green light production of movies without a complete script, even start working on action Scenes and CGI without even having a director for the movie… Quantummania was the wake-up call for me after a mediocre phase4
Which movie haven’t you watched?
Awesome video. Had to subscribe!!
Raps on backs of treasure maps, stacks to the ceiling fan
Nice video and good analysis!
I found like I was missing a bit in Dr Strange MoM because I havent seen any of the tv shows such as Loki or Wandavision, good to know others are in a similar boat.
I'm already tapped out between the mediocre shows and the lack luster Phase 4. I'm no longer excited about each release
Disney will have to strike a balance between accessibility and distributed storytelling, but we prob won’t see any changes for a few years while they see how things go.
…and when they do refine their MCU strategy, they’re going to optimize for revenue, not storytelling. All we can hope for is that those two goals overlap significantly.
Thank you for cool vido mr brick kildaguy
All of the marvel shows I've seen have been decent, don't get me wrong, but when you want me to watch 8+ hours of content to understand a 1 and a half hour movie just so I know the reason someone is a villain is stupid, just make movies, gimme the juice minus the filler. that being said, I think people enjoy these movies because they relate to one superhero or another. obviously a ton of people love spider-man so he's the obvious choice to replace iron man, but all of the spinoffs' success probably directly correlates in money to the percentage of people who prefer those characters. I don't know why they didn't establish wanda harder when she was introduced if they gotta use her as an antagonist to dr strange, who in the comics can literally just get rid of fucking planets on a whim. gave my opinion too long before saying this dude, great analysis!
I agree with you but I think Marvel’s Disney + tv show is also important and also needed however there is too much content.
Its exhausting...I'm watching Ms. Marvel on the off-chance it'll get referenced in Spider-Man 7 in 2038
The references to other movies and shows would be fine, if any of the new ones were actually any good.
The point is that the, if you miss some information, you should still be able to understand the storyline of a given movie. You might even miss references such as Daredevil in Spiderman No Way Home. That is fine. But the problems that you outline for people who don't understand all the changes to Wanda are quite central to the story.
Expectations play a big role, I was prepared for Wanda as the bad… Still her motivations weren’t that well, but at least I‘ve enjoyed the movie as a whole… Also Thor wasn’t to me that bad either… the rest of movies and shows… could have skipped them…
I mean…you’re right but you can’t also blame the MCU because it IS a Cinematic Universe. Things are supposed to bounce off each other because it would also be pretty weird if there’s no connection between all the movies.
But I do agree that they would have to start using alternate universes in the future due to actors contract expiring.
Before endgame I'd watched every bit of content in the mcu, now even if I wanted to it feels like there's way too much of it. It's leading to mcu burnout lol, I just don't care anymore and the less I care the harder it is to get back into it. Then I make an effort to see the films with characters I really like and the whole thing just feels mediocre and confusing. I saw wandavision and really liked it, so I had the context for this film but I still didn't really get what was happening. Maybe I misunderstood wandavision but it didn't feel well explained why wanda was a villain now in multiverse of madness. Suddenly being an indiscriminate murderer felt so out of place for the character? I don't get it
Lol disneys track record for keeping fans happy ain’t workin
I am LOVING Ms Marvel. Highly recommend. It is a character-driven drama with a ton of heart that just happens to be a superhero story.
This isn’t a problem for me personally, but in order to watch Spider-Man No Way Home, I decided to recap what’s needed to watch to get the full context of the movie. (Spoiler warning btw)
I had to watch:
Spider-Man 1
Spider-Man 2
Spider-Man 3
The Amazing Spider-Man 1
The Amazing Spider-Man 2
Captain America Civil War
Spider-Man Homecoming
Doctor Strange
Avengers Infinity War
Avengers Endgame
Venom
Venom: Let There be Carnage
At least some of Daredevil
Don’t get me wrong, I watched all of this with friends and it was a blast. These are mostly good movies! I just feel like most people didn’t watch everything I listed below, and as such, I don’t think they got the full experience of the movie. People shouldn’t need to watch 12 films and a tv show to understand all of one movie.
100%. I'm a pretty big superhero movie guy but I didn't watch any of the Andrew Garfield run or either Venom.
bro people always complain that companies dont do enuf for their diehard fans and mostly for casual viewers.... now yall r complaining thats its too confusing fopr casual viewers, yall dont even know wut u want
Great points, would recommend a presents on tiktok for your content.
I’m still into the series and films only for the villains. But aside from Goblin and Mandarin. They’ve either been disappointing or a bit of a bore.
Your not wrong....Marvel fatigue is a very real thing and if #KevinBeige doesn't stop sitting on hi hands these "phases" will slip through his finger....like The way money is slipping through Disney's iron grip ! People don't know enough about the multiverse except it sounds cool..
but is it Earth 616,19999 or what - seems like they've started something they may find difficult to carry on!
Maybe we can finally give the dcau it's love it deserved.
does it tho? 😉
Sad to hear you didnt like Eternals. I thought given how good this channel is at analysis and finding a more deeper layer to things that you would have appreciated it more than most. And at least within the context of this video, it's one of the few MCU projects released this phase that requires little to homework to understand.
That's true, but it seemed like an overstuffed setup movie. There were too many characters to develop to create a great story. Ironically, it seemed like this one would have done well as a series rather than a movie.
It's not that I hated it or anything. It just felt like a necessity rather than enjoyment. It didn't require too much backstory, but it will be the required backstory for another, possibly better, movie.
The movie, is so 'style without substance'. Didn't care about the plot and even less about the characters who had way more potential...
@@BrickKildaguy @Brick Kildaguy @Brick Kildaguy I get most of what your saying. The thing is though, this movie wasn't trying to develop all of its characters like a typical origin style Marvel movie. Its an ensemble movie much more in the vain of Guardian of the Galaxy, where the casts interactions/conflicts with each other is the main focus rather than trying to make each character a central focus.
I do agree to a degree that this film does try to deal with a lot, but speaking as someone who loves this movie the way this film handles its themes, and how it intertwines them with plot and characters (not as much in third act but hey, no MCU movie is perfect) was done fantasticly. But I'll admit that as a lover of deep philosophical concepts, I was able to be more engaged with this film more than the average MCU fan.
I do 100% agree that this kind of story would have overall benefited being a Disney+ series rather than a movie.
@@stateyournameplease Gonna have to strongly disagree. This is one of the most substance filled Marvel movie released (especially compared to Dr Stranger MoM and Spider Man NWH). I would highly recommend this video, since it explain why Eternals works better than I could in a single comment.
th-cam.com/video/WMWbcdqFx7Q/w-d-xo.html
Avengers is their strong suit. They hype it so much to the point where everything else is dried out.
That is Marvel for you.
That's not young avengers it's thunderbolts
Aww I really liked TFATWS
Me too 😅 but it had a horribly weak villain and side villain... Good messages though
From what I've heard, they cut an entire B plot from the show because it dealt with a global pandemic, so the story was inherently not as fleshed-out as it was supposed to be.
@@BrickKildaguy yes but we still got Falcons arc, Winter Soldier is always nice to see, Isaiah had a cool arc too, John Walker is one of my favorite character ever and zemo is always a treat
@@OK-69420 I wouldn't call it bad, but it was the worst of the Disney+ shows for me (haven't started Ms Marvel yet).
@@BrickKildaguy understandable. also I'm not a fan of ms.marvel because it is exposition heavy.
So you dont mind watching dozens of movies but as soon as tv shows are thrown into the mix its too much? There is no logic to that.
And who cares about people who arent even bothering to watch all the content?
If they dont wacth then thats on them.
Im hlad they arent forcing stream lined movies just so casual watchers can understand. Its been over a decade....grt on or get off at this point.
I amso notice you simpky assert its too much yet literally notbing that came out besides wanda vision was actually required to watch before a movie.
So claiming you need watch all of it is simply a lie
Yet
I rather enjoyed the Chaos that was Eternals.
The mcu has been mostly shit since age of ultron. The only good movies they had since winter soldier were infinity war, endgame and no way home, most of the tv shows were terrible too.
Eh idk if I'd go that far. Guardians 1 and Thor Ragnarok are two of my favorite movies in the series
@@BrickKildaguy guardians 1 was good but it came out before age of ultron and I hated ragnarok
can you make a video on how shitty the boys ending was
why
You thought it was underwhelming?lol
@@dgcp354 do i really need to explain ? it was terrible dude
@@Georg3e yup , it was
It was a very safe ending, a departure from the rest of the series. I still liked it though...
So what you're asking for, is a huge text crawl detailing everything you need to know before watching the movie. Or do you expect the movies to just simply not connect to anything else? Just be a bunch of single movies that just happen to have Marvel characters in them. Sounds pretty boring.
I'm not asking for anything, but it's the way things are.
Marvel movies from phase 1 to 3 only requires you to watch the movies, and all of them are average at worst and very good from the best, a consistent and enjoyable experience.
Phase 4 start requiring you to watch hours of series that vary wildily in quality, normally for the worst, and movies that are not the same level from phase 1-3, relying heavily in cameos and worst writing.
The answer is simple: just repeat the scheme of phase 1-3, thats all.
Hey can you put an Instagram account or email in your about section? I really love your content and would like a way to actually communicate with you outside of the comment section. (Friendly discourse - rare on TH-cam I know). If you would rather not, I understand. Anyway thanks for the content. I have subscribed and turned notifications on.
I should have an email in the "for business inquiries" section if you want to send one there
I’ve looked in the about section and all I can see is that you make weekly videos, your view count, and the option to report user. Tried it on the iPhone app as well as on chrome
@@BrickKildaguy but that’s not to say that you’re wrong. I might not be clicking the correct thing, But I’ve clicked each option that I see available
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@@SpiralSpeed okay I’ll try that. Luddite question tho. Is this on a phone or would I need to get my computer up and running?
Yeah. The MCU is gonna get messy, this is what comics are. And I knew this was gonna happen. That's why they introduced the concept of the multiverse, because they're introducing a lot of elements that will get out of control, and they're gonna have a great big continuity toilet flushing event to sort it out to make it simple again to bring the masses back
But, how do they not flush everything, but also keep it simple?