Two things worth mentioning- 1) Yinsen is a doctor, so that's why when he goes to cause a distraction, he doesn't actually fire at anyone. 2) Tony is shown photos at that event of Gulmira, where they're still being sold weapons from his company. Tony wasn't being held in Gulmira, it's actually where Yinsen was from, so it makes it even more personal than just his company's involvement.
The biggest thing stopping us from having a iron man suit in real life is power supply. The arc reactor is essentially a nuclear power plant the size of a hockey puck.
An excellent NEARLY "first watch." 🤣 Close enough. Great observations and banter. A BLACK CAT!!! "Subscribed..." I have two "Halloween Cat's" myself. Elemanzer amd Pyewacket.
Mike Myers "Doctor Evil" as "Obadiah." 😂 "THROW ME A frickin' BONE here TONY... beFORE you announce we're shut ting DOWN an EEEvil branch of our com pa ny. So... this 'chest plate.' Is it an EEEvil chest plate...?"
Hopefully this will lead to checking out Agents of Shield. Next would be the incredible hulk 2008. Don't forget to check every movie for end credit scenes. Sometimes there are more than one.
@@ShieldVids I really disliked Loki as well... and I did give it a chance, but 3 episodes in I had to give up on it! Same thing with Falcon, 3 episodes in and I just stopped watching. Wanda I actually finished but really disliked that last half of the season and hated the last episode. Some people like all these... and some people don't For me....pretty much everything after End Game (except Spider-Man) I absolutely hated... so much so that after a few I stopped watching at all and just relying on reviews from people who's opinions I trusted so that I didn't waste my time. But for me, even before End Game there were a couple of stinkers...those being Captain Marvel and Thor Ragnarok. The first Ant Man was good, but the 2nd one was not as good! But opinions vary!
I’m hoping that too. It was considered part of the MCU when it first came out and at least up until Infinity War kept in sync with the movies. More so than the other Marvel TV and Netflix shows, I think. Unfortunately politics behind the scenes eventually cut Marvel TV out of the MCU and Disney+ took over the TV side of things. They’re far more integrated into the movie continuity which is a plus. I guess the other shows are still considered part of the multiverse if not part of the main MCU.
Fun fact: Robert Downey Junior once ate a cheeseburger from Burger King that was so disgusting that it actually made him rethink his whole life and got him off drugs. Him eating Burger King in this movie was his way of giving them a shoutout.
Originally Tony Stark was based somewhat on Howard Hughes. But that's kind of dated now. Now his father is more the Howard Hughes image, without the going nuts.
I was going to go into it, but Google covered it well. "Larry Lieber developed Iron Man's origin and wrote the first Iron Man story, while Jack Kirby and Don Heck were responsible for the initial design. Lee modeled Iron Man after businessman Howard Hughes, invoking his physical appearance, his image as a businessman, and his reputation as an arrogant playboy." Checkout "Th Aviator" (2004.) The similarities are impressive. Hughes almost crashed a plane into L.A.. Nice nod by the MCU letting Tony take a detour on the 110 during his test flight.
You asked if Tony is supposed to be Hugh Hefner, but I think you're thinking of Howard Hughes. If so, yes, but actually it's more like Tony's father is Howard Hughes, and Tony is following in his path as a bit of privileged genius brat.
I'm all in to follow you around the MCU. I've seen most of em, and seen muliple reacts, but the react fromat is a fun way to see te movie's highlights while seeing someone discover it in their own way, with their own perspectives. DC movies suffered when they started trying too hard to mimic the MCU pattern. The batmen did well, wonder woman 1... shazam 1.... outside of that.. DC is kinda hard to get through in the last decade or so. Oh, and as of now, the Avenger's warcray needs to be "Avengers: GET SOME!"
Yinsen wasn't afraid of shooting the men. He was a doctor and had taken an oath to never harm anyone. Even though he can accept that they may need to be taken down and even killed, and sets up Tony to be able to do so, he will still stick to that oath and not take a life himself.
Just so you know, there's about as many Marvel movies outside the MCU as in it. Generally, the main story of the MCU runs from "Iron Man" to "Avengers: Endgame." There are movies and Disney+ serials after that which you might want to follow, but it gets beyond the main arc, so they're more like standalones. As for Marvel outside of the MCU, there's several disconnected groups of movies. There's the Blade trilogy, starting in 1998. Then the X-Men series begins in 2000, including Wolverine and Deadpool movies (release order). There's the Tobey Maguire Spider-Man trilogy, the Andrew Garfield Spider-Man and sequel, two Ghost Rider movies, the Punisher, two Fantastic Four films, plus Daredevil and Elektra. (There are a few more movies you should skip because they're bad. I'm not even going to mention them.) Then there's also the Disney+ Daredevil and Jessica Jones serials originally done by Netflix, which reside in the MCU world but the stories are standalone.
There actually was a one season. Marvel show not part of the MCU. Helstrom. It was Damien Helstrom "The Son of Satan". It was very dark and got no marketing.
@@noahrobin1941 Yeah, I was really focusing on the movies, not so much on the serial content. I never did watch Legion. Did you like it? My guess would be that it was about as good as the Iron Fist season produced by Netflix, or an unremarkable CW show.
@SG-js2qn it’s currently in my top 10 of all shows I’ve ever seen, and probably in the top 5. As I said earlier, it’s probably not for everyone. Without getting into details, I feel safe in saying it’s utterly unlike 99% of what I’ve seen in the MCU and IMO that last 1% is, at best, a watered down version of Legion. It’s aLeo unlike the vast majority of things I’ve seen /period/. Every now and then something gets made that knows exactly what it is and, love it or hate it, just goes for it with zero apologies. Off the top of my head I can think of maybe a half dozen movies which do it, and not all of them pull it off. I absolutely think Legion is worth seeing. Maybe you like it, maybe you hate it. But you’ve probably not seen anything like it. If you decide to watch it, LMK what you think. Cheers.
Real life comparison would probably a bit of Hugh Hefner, Elon Musk, and Steve Jobs. But if i had to guess i think he was originally based on a guy named Howard Hughes.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) in release order by Phase, through Phase Four: Phase One Iron Man The Incredible Hulk Iron Man 2 Thor Captain America: The First Avenger The Avengers Phase Two Iron Man 3 Thor: The Dark World Captain America: The Winter Soldier Guardians of the Galaxy Avengers: Age of Ultron Ant-Man Phase Three Captain America: Civil War Doctor Strange Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 Spider-Man: Homecoming Thor: Ragnarok Black Panther Avengers: Infinity War Ant-Man and the Wasp Captain Marvel Avengers: Endgame Spider-Man: Far From Home Phase Four WandaVision (Disney+) Falcon and the Winter Soldier (Disney+) Loki - Season 1 (Disney+) Black Widow What If…? - Season 1 (Disney+) Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Eternals Hawkeye (Disney+) Spider-Man: No Way Home Moon Knight (Disney+) Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness Ms. Marvel (Disney+) Thor: Love and Thunder I Am Groot (Disney+ shorts) She-Hulk: Attorney at Law (Disney+) Werewolf By Night (Disney+ Special) Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special (Disney+ Special) Phase Five Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania …and so on…
You're sort of right about Tony Stark being based on a real person. I have it on good authority so think super-genius, HUGE ego, flashy, questionable facial hair and, of course, those initials give it away... Taylor Swift. My cat swears by his source.
Stark was originally patterned a bit after Howard Hughes, but in these films Tony's father, Howard Stark, is modeled after Hughes, instead. Robert Downey, Jr., said he modeled Stark a bit after Elon Musk, but it was Musk from 16-18 years ago. This is a story about what a guy like Musk might be able to accomplish if he lived in a comic-book universe and developed a strong moral conscience.
I look forward to lesbian-specific thirst and shrieking over MCU characters 😅 this was my first major fandom, and I love seeing how other 🏳️🌈 people react to it
Are you going to be doing the short films that were released on the discs to coincide with some of the early releases? Some of them are kind of important. The Consultant - Released on Thor's DVD, ties into The Incredible Hulk A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Thor's Hammer - Released on Captain America The First Avenger's DVD, ties into Thor Item 47 - Released on The Avengers' DVD, ties into The Avengers Agent Carter - Released on Iron Man 3's DVD, ties into Captain America The First Avenger. All Hail The King - Released on Thor The Dark World's DVD, ties into Iron Man 3
nice..new reactor..some points: 1. release order is a must for new reactors.. 2. look out for Stan Lee cameos 3. stick to the credit scene/s 4. nope..he's not based on a real person..he's based on a comicbook character by Marvel comics.. 5. Stark is the weapons contractor for the US..not just WMDs.. 6. you're missing a lot by looking at each other while talking..got no prob with the talking cuz its a reaction..but the looking, u might miss some important scenes in the future.. 7. welcome to Phase 1..next are Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, Thor, Captain America: The First Avenger and the Avengers..
SPOILERS To be fair neither did Phase One until _The Avengers._ Knowing what's coming doesn't count otherwise we could count Phase Four and Five with the upcoming Avengers films. Phase One films were just the same type of origin story superhero movies we were used to at the time, until _The Avengers._ People tend to forget the three act structure isn't just with the individual movies of in the MCU, but with the Sagas, as well. Phase One & Four are the two Saga's set ups, Phase Two and Five are, and will be, the confrontations (when Phase Five is over) Phase Three & Six are and will be, the resolutions (when the Second saga is over at the end of Phase Six). Very few Phase One and Four movies were liked because they're set up movies to the Sagas, not all of Phase Two and Five are, and have been liked so far [complaints overall of the MCU have even dropped, though just like with Phase Two from Phase One], and Phase Three and Six had, will have, the most liked movies because they were, and will be, climax to resolution of the Sagas. Also, don't forget, FFH is considered part of the resolution of the First Saga, not setup for the Second Saga, so stopping at Endgame would mean people who want this one to be watched wouldn't make sense under your comment.
here is an interesting thought... Spider-man Into The Spider-verse came out in the same year as Infinity War and also it says somewhere it was "in consultation" with the MCU. Therefore the development of "Into the Spider-verse" would have happened earlier when the Infinity Stones Saga was being worked out. It has one foot in the past MCU and the other foot in the planned out future. Also it introduces the "multi-verse" in a very easy to understand way well before "No Way Home." Okay one more thing... the What If...? series takes characters we know from the old MCU and supposes new stories. For those who went through the trouble of watching all of the MCU movies, the What If...? series can be good additional content, it's like dessert after the big meal of Infinity Stones saga. It only introduces one new character, The Watcher and then it uses all of the old characters we already know. So these two, Into the Spider-verse and What If...? are tied to the old MCU (original MCU) in certain ways.
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Two things worth mentioning- 1) Yinsen is a doctor, so that's why when he goes to cause a distraction, he doesn't actually fire at anyone. 2) Tony is shown photos at that event of Gulmira, where they're still being sold weapons from his company. Tony wasn't being held in Gulmira, it's actually where Yinsen was from, so it makes it even more personal than just his company's involvement.
The one reactor who actually caught the " I got caught doing a piece for vanity fair" joke. Kudos
Finishes Buffyverse, starts MCU. I see you
The biggest thing stopping us from having a iron man suit in real life is power supply. The arc reactor is essentially a nuclear power plant the size of a hockey puck.
No Tony Stark is fictional from comics not based on a real person.
He was based on Howard Hughes
@@number1fool he is actually a ripoff of Bruce Wayne
@@jerbearschannel2208 maybe in status, but they’re two completely different types of characters. You can’t really say one is a rip off of the other.
An excellent NEARLY "first watch." 🤣 Close enough. Great observations and banter. A BLACK CAT!!! "Subscribed..." I have two "Halloween Cat's" myself. Elemanzer amd Pyewacket.
Mike Myers "Doctor Evil" as "Obadiah." 😂 "THROW ME A frickin' BONE here TONY... beFORE you announce we're shut ting DOWN an EEEvil branch of our com pa ny. So... this 'chest plate.' Is it an EEEvil chest plate...?"
Hopefully this will lead to checking out Agents of Shield. Next would be the incredible hulk 2008. Don't forget to check every movie for end credit scenes. Sometimes there are more than one.
Agents of Shield was great for the first few seasons, maybe 4 seasons...then it quickly went downhill!
@@ar47yrr4p I think it still holds up better then any of the Disney plus shows. Everything you see in Loki agents did better.
@@ShieldVidsAgree about Disney plus except for WandaVision. That was fantastic.
@@ShieldVids I really disliked Loki as well... and I did give it a chance, but 3 episodes in I had to give up on it! Same thing with Falcon, 3 episodes in and I just stopped watching. Wanda I actually finished but really disliked that last half of the season and hated the last episode. Some people like all these... and some people don't
For me....pretty much everything after End Game (except Spider-Man) I absolutely hated... so much so that after a few I stopped watching at all and just relying on reviews from people who's opinions I trusted so that I didn't waste my time. But for me, even before End Game there were a couple of stinkers...those being Captain Marvel and Thor Ragnarok. The first Ant Man was good, but the 2nd one was not as good!
But opinions vary!
I’m hoping that too. It was considered part of the MCU when it first came out and at least up until Infinity War kept in sync with the movies. More so than the other Marvel TV and Netflix shows, I think.
Unfortunately politics behind the scenes eventually cut Marvel TV out of the MCU and Disney+ took over the TV side of things. They’re far more integrated into the movie continuity which is a plus.
I guess the other shows are still considered part of the multiverse if not part of the main MCU.
Next
Hulk
Iron man 2
Thor
Cap America
Avengers
I think you would enjoy Agents of Shield. The series went longer than anything else marvel has produced on the TV side of things.
First time I saw this was at best buy, they had it playing on their TV's and I just watched the whole thing.
It's called the Marvel Cinematic Universe ;)
So she saw it when it came out? That was 16 years ago. That made her what.... 8 years old when she saw it.
Fun fact: Robert Downey Junior once ate a cheeseburger from Burger King that was so disgusting that it actually made him rethink his whole life and got him off drugs. Him eating Burger King in this movie was his way of giving them a shoutout.
Originally Tony Stark was based somewhat on Howard Hughes. But that's kind of dated now. Now his father is more the Howard Hughes image, without the going nuts.
I will miss your BuffyUniverserve reactions, but this should go long way to fill the gap. Nice to see your partner reacting with you.
Yeah, been with her for over a month now and the streams are not the same as what they used to be for many reasons-so I miss the old streams!
I was going to go into it, but Google covered it well. "Larry Lieber developed Iron Man's origin and wrote the first Iron Man story, while Jack Kirby and Don Heck were responsible for the initial design. Lee modeled Iron Man after businessman Howard Hughes, invoking his physical appearance, his image as a businessman, and his reputation as an arrogant playboy." Checkout "Th Aviator" (2004.) The similarities are impressive. Hughes almost crashed a plane into L.A.. Nice nod by the MCU letting Tony take a detour on the 110 during his test flight.
Happy 16th Anniversary to Iron Man (May 2,2008) the movie that started MCU
You asked if Tony is supposed to be Hugh Hefner, but I think you're thinking of Howard Hughes. If so, yes, but actually it's more like Tony's father is Howard Hughes, and Tony is following in his path as a bit of privileged genius brat.
I'm all in to follow you around the MCU. I've seen most of em, and seen muliple reacts, but the react fromat is a fun way to see te movie's highlights while seeing someone discover it in their own way, with their own perspectives.
DC movies suffered when they started trying too hard to mimic the MCU pattern. The batmen did well, wonder woman 1... shazam 1.... outside of that.. DC is kinda hard to get through in the last decade or so.
Oh, and as of now, the Avenger's warcray needs to be "Avengers: GET SOME!"
Phase 1: Iron Man (2008), The Incredible Hulk (2008), Iron Man 2 (2010), Thor (2011), Captain America: The First Avenger (2011), The Avengers (2012)
Yall should probably watch Smallville if you want to get into DC stuff, or Lois and Clark from the 90s.
Yinsen wasn't afraid of shooting the men. He was a doctor and had taken an oath to never harm anyone. Even though he can accept that they may need to be taken down and even killed, and sets up Tony to be able to do so, he will still stick to that oath and not take a life himself.
Marvel universe movies is really good
The MCU continues still, and there is no end in sight. :-)
Just so you know, there's about as many Marvel movies outside the MCU as in it. Generally, the main story of the MCU runs from "Iron Man" to "Avengers: Endgame." There are movies and Disney+ serials after that which you might want to follow, but it gets beyond the main arc, so they're more like standalones. As for Marvel outside of the MCU, there's several disconnected groups of movies. There's the Blade trilogy, starting in 1998. Then the X-Men series begins in 2000, including Wolverine and Deadpool movies (release order). There's the Tobey Maguire Spider-Man trilogy, the Andrew Garfield Spider-Man and sequel, two Ghost Rider movies, the Punisher, two Fantastic Four films, plus Daredevil and Elektra. (There are a few more movies you should skip because they're bad. I'm not even going to mention them.) Then there's also the Disney+ Daredevil and Jessica Jones serials originally done by Netflix, which reside in the MCU world but the stories are standalone.
There actually was a one season. Marvel show not part of the MCU. Helstrom. It was Damien Helstrom "The Son of Satan". It was very dark and got no marketing.
Also Legion (2017) which ran on FX and which I thought was /amazing/, but it’s probably not for everyone.
@@badplay156 Oh, that did finally get produced? Yeah, I never heard a thing about it after the proposals.
@@noahrobin1941 Yeah, I was really focusing on the movies, not so much on the serial content. I never did watch Legion. Did you like it? My guess would be that it was about as good as the Iron Fist season produced by Netflix, or an unremarkable CW show.
@SG-js2qn it’s currently in my top 10 of all shows I’ve ever seen, and probably in the top 5. As I said earlier, it’s probably not for everyone. Without getting into details, I feel safe in saying it’s utterly unlike 99% of what I’ve seen in the MCU and IMO that last 1% is, at best, a watered down version of Legion. It’s aLeo unlike the vast majority of things I’ve seen /period/. Every now and then something gets made that knows exactly what it is and, love it or hate it, just goes for it with zero apologies. Off the top of my head I can think of maybe a half dozen movies which do it, and not all of them pull it off. I absolutely think Legion is worth seeing. Maybe you like it, maybe you hate it. But you’ve probably not seen anything like it. If you decide to watch it, LMK what you think. Cheers.
Real life comparison would probably a bit of Hugh Hefner, Elon Musk, and Steve Jobs.
But if i had to guess i think he was originally based on a guy named Howard Hughes.
The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) in release order by Phase, through Phase Four:
Phase One
Iron Man
The Incredible Hulk
Iron Man 2
Thor
Captain America: The First Avenger
The Avengers
Phase Two
Iron Man 3
Thor: The Dark World
Captain America: The Winter Soldier
Guardians of the Galaxy
Avengers: Age of Ultron
Ant-Man
Phase Three
Captain America: Civil War
Doctor Strange
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2
Spider-Man: Homecoming
Thor: Ragnarok
Black Panther
Avengers: Infinity War
Ant-Man and the Wasp
Captain Marvel
Avengers: Endgame
Spider-Man: Far From Home
Phase Four
WandaVision (Disney+)
Falcon and the Winter Soldier (Disney+)
Loki - Season 1 (Disney+)
Black Widow
What If…? - Season 1 (Disney+)
Shang Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings
Eternals
Hawkeye (Disney+)
Spider-Man: No Way Home
Moon Knight (Disney+)
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness
Ms. Marvel (Disney+)
Thor: Love and Thunder
I Am Groot (Disney+ shorts)
She-Hulk: Attorney at Law (Disney+)
Werewolf By Night (Disney+ Special)
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special (Disney+ Special)
Phase Five
Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania
…and so on…
I heard him saying "I am Iron Man" was adlibbed.
After you watch The Hulk be sure to watch the short (less than 10 minutes), The Consultant. It explains the after credit scene of The Hulk
They should really watch Iron Man 2 before watching The Consultant
Regarding the superhero plot formula: you're in for a pleasant surprise with the 2nd and 3rd Captain America movies. 😊
You're sort of right about Tony Stark being based on a real person. I have it on good authority so think super-genius, HUGE ego, flashy, questionable facial hair and, of course, those initials give it away... Taylor Swift. My cat swears by his source.
Howard Hughes kinda guy.
Iron Man is loosely based on howard hughs
Actually Howard Stark was based on Howard Hughes
The incredible hulk is next
So which films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe have you seen?
Great reaction by an awesome couple to a classic movie. Thanks.
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Stark was originally patterned a bit after Howard Hughes, but in these films Tony's father, Howard Stark, is modeled after Hughes, instead.
Robert Downey, Jr., said he modeled Stark a bit after Elon Musk, but it was Musk from 16-18 years ago.
This is a story about what a guy like Musk might be able to accomplish if he lived in a comic-book universe and developed a strong moral conscience.
In Ironman 2 Howard reminded me of Walt Disney too.
lol..."They make like nuclear bombs or weapons of mass destruction" They don't actually.
jericho looked like it might be enough as a weapons system to qualify for the mass destruction label
RDJ visited Elons facotory for this role . " If he had charisma?" This was very loosley based on how Elon would approach this.
I look forward to lesbian-specific thirst and shrieking over MCU characters 😅 this was my first major fandom, and I love seeing how other 🏳️🌈 people react to it
If you want to do some DC stuff try Sandman
The first three phases of the MCU movies ranged from pretty good to outstanding. The first Iron Man was extremely fun.
Are you going to be doing the short films that were released on the discs to coincide with some of the early releases? Some of them are kind of important.
The Consultant - Released on Thor's DVD, ties into The Incredible Hulk
A Funny Thing Happened On The Way To Thor's Hammer - Released on Captain America The First Avenger's DVD, ties into Thor
Item 47 - Released on The Avengers' DVD, ties into The Avengers
Agent Carter - Released on Iron Man 3's DVD, ties into Captain America The First Avenger.
All Hail The King - Released on Thor The Dark World's DVD, ties into Iron Man 3
They are speaking Arabic not Hungarian
nice..new reactor..some points:
1. release order is a must for new reactors..
2. look out for Stan Lee cameos
3. stick to the credit scene/s
4. nope..he's not based on a real person..he's based on a comicbook character by Marvel comics..
5. Stark is the weapons contractor for the US..not just WMDs..
6. you're missing a lot by looking at each other while talking..got no prob with the talking cuz its a reaction..but the looking, u might miss some important scenes in the future..
7. welcome to Phase 1..next are Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, Thor, Captain America: The First Avenger and the Avengers..
the MCU Iron Man is based on Elon Musk. Not the same in the comic books
Elon Musk burn lol🤣
Yes, based off Elon Musk.
tony start is basically batman if bruce wayne wasn't just batman's mask
Marvel ends at End Game. They will milk it for ever, but anythign after End Game is a different thing entirely. Mainly for little kids.
To be fair you can stop at end game. The shows after don't have a form yet.
SPOILERS
To be fair neither did Phase One until _The Avengers._ Knowing what's coming doesn't count otherwise we could count Phase Four and Five with the upcoming Avengers films. Phase One films were just the same type of origin story superhero movies we were used to at the time, until _The Avengers._
People tend to forget the three act structure isn't just with the individual movies of in the MCU, but with the Sagas, as well. Phase One & Four are the two Saga's set ups, Phase Two and Five are, and will be, the confrontations (when Phase Five is over) Phase Three & Six are and will be, the resolutions (when the Second saga is over at the end of Phase Six).
Very few Phase One and Four movies were liked because they're set up movies to the Sagas, not all of Phase Two and Five are, and have been liked so far [complaints overall of the MCU have even dropped, though just like with Phase Two from Phase One], and Phase Three and Six had, will have, the most liked movies because they were, and will be, climax to resolution of the Sagas.
Also, don't forget, FFH is considered part of the resolution of the First Saga, not setup for the Second Saga, so stopping at Endgame would mean people who want this one to be watched wouldn't make sense under your comment.
I agree
here is an interesting thought... Spider-man Into The Spider-verse came out in the same year as Infinity War and also it says somewhere it was "in consultation" with the MCU. Therefore the development of "Into the Spider-verse" would have happened earlier when the Infinity Stones Saga was being worked out. It has one foot in the past MCU and the other foot in the planned out future. Also it introduces the "multi-verse" in a very easy to understand way well before "No Way Home."
Okay one more thing... the What If...? series takes characters we know from the old MCU and supposes new stories. For those who went through the trouble of watching all of the MCU movies, the What If...? series can be good additional content, it's like dessert after the big meal of Infinity Stones saga. It only introduces one new character, The Watcher and then it uses all of the old characters we already know.
So these two, Into the Spider-verse and What If...? are tied to the old MCU (original MCU) in certain ways.
....trying to fool people by using "for the first time" in your title screams desperate for views.
I'd want a cheese burger too
The audio kept cutting in and out - super inconsistent.
Sorry guys! We fixed it for the next one. Did a lot of testing. I understand it was annoying. Will be better next time!
Next film is "The Incredible Hulk"
21:27 funny thing: as a toddler, my sister actually did learn to run before she was steady enough on her feet to just walk.