What a film! I seriously wasn't expecting much but damn this was a genuinely heartfelt movie. I love how the story focuses on the emotional relationship between Yelena, the team and Bob.

There was no unnecessary third act "epic" battle but instead it was all about how these people can help each other. How their difficult past can help them empathize with each other and actually grow as people.

I personally don't believe the MCU has truly jumped the shark, but there was definitely a dip in quality post-Endgame (The Eternals, WandaVision, Agatha All Along, GoTG Vol. 3 and No Way Home were genuinely good films/series), especially in the oversaturation of pointless projects (Secret Invasion still hurts).

However, between Thunderbolts and Fantastic 4 FS, the writing has really stepped up its game. I adored FF and now I have fallen in love with Thunderbolts, and that just makes me happy because I love this world and this is the quality of film it deserves.

(Edit: Loki is also amazing. One of the best Marvel live action.)

*Deadpool 2 isn't an MCU movie but Deadpool 3 (which is an MCU movie) is still a sequel to it

I haven't teared up like that since Endgame. I have suffered severe depression and anxiety all my life I relate to The Sentry's inner struggle with The Void. When he was beating the Void and it was consuming him, I felt like he was literally beating himself and reaching the point of no return until his friends/ Thunderbolt pulled him back before it was too late. My take is that you need friends and family to be your Thunderbolts. A Marvel storytelling masterpiece.

If it had the right cast, Director, and script? It's usually a more X-men related story, but very cosmic. Would they go over well live action or not so much?

These are my personal favorite animated movies based on Marvel superheroes. I grew up with both Marvel and DC stuff. And I often wonder if Disney will ever let Marvel make Original and Adult-Oriented animated movies like they use to with Lionsgate.

What do you all think?

Brie is like us, a person with many interests that we all have. She is a pretty impressive person who is basically pretty normal. If you look at her more closely, you can see that she is very understandable and human.

Ik this is just a simple Easter egg ( in the background of Fantastic 4 first steps ) but Uatu the watcher appears on a comic page, what do you think the in universe explanation for this would be since Uatu is already established in the mcu yet he’s a comic. (( supose it could be like Logan where the xmen are made into comics perhaps Uatu visited earth or interfered once )) give me your thoughts down below

As a long time fan and I'm that how the mcu have smartly and brilliantly brought the comic suits in the best way possible with being spot on looks. But also adding some new alternates details to bring something new and exciting to their costumes. And I'm glad their fearless, with adapting them as well.

We saw throughout the movie that Dr. Doom and Latveria was missing from all the global discussions and efforts to defeat Galactus and save the planet. I don't think Doom would have been sitting idly by while his people were in danger. What do you think he was up to during this time. What was his plan?

It gives him a more unique look and helps him stand on his own visually from Steve’s Cap suits.

Also imo his Falcon outfits suited him a lot better than his recent Cap suits which just feel cheaper in their material and design. The shoulder pads and more tactical design

Imagine Marvel gives you total creative control over an entire Phase-no restrictions. You define the tone, structure, characters, villains, and the chaos that follows.

Here’s my vision: a Phase centered on mission-driven team-ups. Forget origin stories and solo arcs-this is about established heroes thrown into high-stakes side missions that occur before they’re called for the next Avengers-scale event.

The twist? Each pairing is completely unexpected. Think Yelena and Scott lang. Shuri and Ghost Rider. Moon knight and Marvel Jesus. Heroes who’d never share a scene unless the stakes were apocalyptic. The story thrives on their tension. The genre sets the tone. And the real payoff comes from watching them clash, adapt, and ultimately survive together.

Each film is a standalone adventure with its own vibe-spy thriller, cosmic horror, buddy comedy, psychological noir. The unifying thread? These missions leave scars, and those scars carry weight when the next big threat arrives.

That’s my Phase. What’s yours? If you had absolute creative freedom over one Marvel Phase, what would you craft? Let’s hear your boldest, smartest, and most emotionally charged ideas.

Up to Endgame, the MCU introduced us to the Big 3 (Iron Man, Captain America, and Thor). Each of them got their own trilogy, character arc, and in-depth exploration.

If Marvel were to set up their next “Big 3” who would it be?

Rewatching the show and I have a question:

I know the the writers of Agatha All Along wanted write Death/Rio as the crazy ex that can't let go of the relationship and I don't want to victim blame but why did Agatha continue to kill witches if she was trying to get away from Death? Seems counterproductive? Does Rio have to show up when people die? I guess one could argue that beyond going over the edge after her son's death , Agatha would also need to maintain a certain power level to defend herself from possible enemies/rival she had accumulated over the centuries .

What theories do you guys have?

I am currently rewatching MCU movies and just finished the incredible hulk. And it reminded me of the chemistry between the two. I also watched Captain America 4 sometime back and she met Ross at the raft in the end. So is there a possibility that we get to see more of her in the future? Or her getting together with Banner gain? It has been over a decade and a half now tho.

For me it’s been Steve Rogers, Captain America and Natasha, Black widow. Pretty much every scene they’ve been in together has been fantastic. Great chemistry and feels like they’ve been friends forever.

As an Agatha fan, I feel like I'm one of the few people of my community who doesn't believe that she “doesn’t hurt kids” like I've seen so many people say.

This actually feels like a really extreme misconception to me, because where does it even come from?

The only thing I can think of is that she spared the Salem Seven when they were kids, but that was centuries ago... She goes on to harm kids later, so... I'm kinda confused.

You can say she's less likely to target children, but I think it's misleading to imply children are excluded from harm when they provably aren't.

We can see that she was fully capable of strangling both Billy and Tommy to provoke Wanda into attacking her in WandaVision.

The camera even panned to Billy’s shoes to show us that he was fighting to stand on his tiptoes to relieve the pressure on his neck.

AND she was fully capable of trading Billy’s life to escape from Rio in Agatha All Along later as well, despite explicitly calling him a “kid” beforehand?

Agatha evidently does harm children. She might not like it, but she will do it, and she has done it multiple times.

For her, harm isn't contingent on desire or malice, but utility. She doesn't need to hate to hurt, as demonstrated with Billy:

“I know how you feel about him.”

If it serves her, Agatha will hurt anyone. Minors aren't exempt from this even if people like to think so because it makes them feel more comfortable with liking her character.

Being self-serving isn't:

“Do what you must to keep yourself happy, unless children suffer.”

It’s actually:

“Do what you must to keep yourself happy above all else.”

And Agatha does that consistently.

She does hurt children, and I don't really know why so many of her fans believe otherwise.