Wait.... That was a end credit scene from Spider-Man Far From Home. We see Fury relaxing on the beach, until it turns out it's a simulation and he's on the SABER station.
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Wait.... That was a end credit scene from Spider-Man Far From Home. We see Fury relaxing on the beach, until it turns out it's a simulation and he's on the SABER station.
In the mid-Credits Stinger of WandaVision Episode 9, a female Skrull privately talks to Monica and tells her that an "old friend" of Monica's mother wants to talk to her. When Monica asks where this old friend is, the Skrull points upward.
When viewed with the benefit of full knowledge, the Skrull pointing upward 'signposts' the fact that Fury is in space, which then ties directly into Far From Home, Secret Invasion, Ms. Marvel, and The Marvels (if you're watching those projects sequentially like I'm going to be).
WandaVision is from 2021, Far From Home is from 2019. Far From Home literally has a end credit scene with Fury in a spacestation. So..... Yeah.
WandaVision, chronologically, occurs before Far From Home, so... Yeah.
Ah, I see the confusion. I watched it when it was released so I knew that before WandaVision. You're watching things timeline wise.
Looks like the stunt team for Jackie Chan will be doing the stunts
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He recently visited the set in London.
Ooh. What if He’s Martin Li/ Mr Negative?
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Jackie Chan reveals that his stunt team are working on ‘SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY’ He also recently visited the set in London. (via...
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He recently visited the set in London.
Ooh. What if He’s Martin Li/ Mr Negative?
That seems perfect for a Spider-Man movie.
No confusion, just me commenting on how WandaVision Episode 9's mid-Credits Stinger fits with FFH (which I just rewatched last night) if viewed sequentially as part of a marathon.
Yes confusion, because of the way you made it seem as if we only learned about until WandaVision. Even thought we knew two years earlier. It might fit in viewing order, but the rest of the world realized it in 2019, not 2021.
That's awesome! It would be interesting to see him as Mr. Negative, I've never seen him play a villain before.Looks like the stunt team for Jackie Chan will be doing the stunts
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Jackie Chan reveals that his stunt team are working on ‘SPIDER-MAN: BRAND NEW DAY’ He also recently visited the set in London. (via...
He recently visited the set in London.
Ooh. What if He’s Martin Li/ Mr Negative?
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According to the disney plus timeline, The Thunderbolts* takes place in between Daredevil Born Again and Ironheart. That means theoretically New York City may still have been under the curfew and high alert status that it was at the end of season 1 of Born Again season one.
Of course, being as we only see New York City during the day and pretty much localized at one specific location, it is possible that those conditions are still in place. However, if in Thunderbolts*, Wilson Fisk is still mayor, then he would surely have objection to a superhuman team setting up shop in his city, despite it being government based.
One possibility is that the events have Born Again season 2 will also take place before Thunderbolts*, and the conditions imposed by Mayor Fisk have been repealed. Another slightly more sinister option is that between the end credit scene of Black Widow and the Hawkeye show, a professional relationship between Wilson Fisk and Val is implied. Perhaps Val made a deal with Fisk that the New Avengers know nothing about.
Of course, being as we only see New York City during the day and pretty much localized at one specific location, it is possible that those conditions are still in place. However, if in Thunderbolts*, Wilson Fisk is still mayor, then he would surely have objection to a superhuman team setting up shop in his city, despite it being government based.
One possibility is that the events have Born Again season 2 will also take place before Thunderbolts*, and the conditions imposed by Mayor Fisk have been repealed. Another slightly more sinister option is that between the end credit scene of Black Widow and the Hawkeye show, a professional relationship between Wilson Fisk and Val is implied. Perhaps Val made a deal with Fisk that the New Avengers know nothing about.
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Ironheart explicitly takes place in October 2025, so, big surprise, somebody screwed up the timeline again.
Based on internal narrative logic, multiple Phase 4 and Phase 5 projects are wrongly placed on the timeline, which should look like this:
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Continuing my watch of MCU movies I have missed over the years, I saw Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings last night. It wasn't a bad movie and visually it was one of the more gorgeous movies of the MCU. I think it started to strain believeability at the end with the two dragon/monster fight, but overall it wasn't bad. I was reading about a possible sequel though and reading that we probably won't get one until 2028 at the earliest. That's 7 years between the two movies. I know we have had pandemics and strikes, but that's a long time to wait for a sequel. It kind of goes back to what I've been saying before about the end credit scenes and how you can see the MCU changing course and leaving some of these characters behind. I guess this end credit scene lead into Multiverse of Madness (And it's been so long since i saw that movie) but I wouldn't mind seeing Shang-Chi and Katy and Nan again.
Shang-Chi will be in Avengers: Doomsday, and probably Avengers: Secret Wars, so that might be part of why we aren't getting the second movie until '27.
Destin Daniel Cretton was also supposed to direct Avengers: The Kang Dynasty before it became Doomsday, and is now, as in right now at this very moment, directing Spider-Man: Brand New Day, so that might have also impacted S-C 2's release. But I'm pretty sure it's a pretty sold part of the plans for the MCU's future.
Yeah, we should've at least gotten a trailer for Marvel Zombies (out this month!) and another trailer for Wonder Man. Maybe also more info about Vision Quest (including whether it's avtually called that).
You're not, but I'm also glad we got news about Ice Age and other Disney animated films instead.
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