The first 5mins are corny as shit. Don't know if I wanna watch the rest.
Marvel What If trailer
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Mr. Pool
Would be your loss imo, found the ep to be excellent.
Just finished watching. Mostly corny. Glad you liked it.
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Mr. Pool
Maybe I'm just a sucker for all things guardians lol SPOILERS: thought benicio del Toro was great in a more expanded role for the collector, thanos was a great addition and I'm a big Howard the duck fan lol so it had all the ingredients for something I'd enjoy. Hopefully the next one is more you're speed!
yup
EP 1 was decent...
real talk-
fuk anyone that didn't like that story...
Mike ain't lying...
Michael Rooker opens up about 'beautiful' 'What If...?' episode with Chadwick Boseman
Michael Rooker promises that this week's 'What If...?' — which features Chadwick Boseman's final appearance in the MCU — is "beautiful."ew.com
and its the best story and execution I've seen this year
PERIOD
that was emotional to watch...
and that line from BaBa about the next plane hit me HARD...
*Cha Cha would have been a dope nickname if Chadwick had lived especially from Storm/Ororo
a great and impactful character not because of being born into wealth royalty / heritage
got kidnapped and changed the gang then changed the galaxy for the better....
through selfless acts achieved a fame greater than notoriety Quill begs for
using Korath, Nebula, Thanos etc as microcosms of the changes in the galaxy was genius
my guess is the writer of this ep is a student of Africana studies
He took "black people are the salt of the earth"
expanded it to "black people are the salt of the galaxy"
a great and impactful character not because of being born into wealth royalty / heritage
got kidnapped and changed the gang then changed the galaxy for the better....
through selfless acts achieved a fame greater than notoriety Quill begs for
using Korath, Nebula, Thanos etc as microcosms of the changes in the galaxy was genius
my guess is the writer of this ep is a student of Africana studies
He took "black people are the salt of the earth"
expanded it to "black people are the salt of the galaxy"
you better NEVER EVER say you are NOT a writer bro
NEVER.
a great and impactful character not because of being born into wealth royalty / heritage
got kidnapped and changed the gang then changed the galaxy for the better....
through selfless acts achieved a fame greater than notoriety Quill begs for
using Korath, Nebula, Thanos etc as microcosms of the changes in the galaxy was genius
my guess is the writer of this ep is a student of Africana studies
He took "black people are the salt of the earth"
expanded it to "black people are the salt of the galaxy"
It was an amazing episode; everything about it; but yes TChalla changing the whole entire universe galaxy wow!!! Man for me, Marvel Studios can never do any wrong!!!!
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2. Family
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I dont need anything else Im good...
You should not be in this thread; take your ass to DC comics thread or some other bullshit...
You're acting like a bitch cuz I don't like ONE fuckin' episode?
So far so bad.
Nah u acting like a bitch because you didn't like itYou're acting like a bitch cuz I don't like ONE fuckin' episode?
Second episode was not as good as the first.
NoJust got to watch the first few minutes, then had to run off to work, but if T'challa is star lord, does that mean Kurt Russell knocked off Angela Bassett? Cause I can't get jiggy with that
Just got to watch the first few minutes, then had to run off to work, but if T'challa is star lord, does that mean Kurt Russell knocked off Angela Bassett? Cause I can't get jiggy with that
No need for redemption; Loki was good and Black Widow was ok...
They have redeemed them selves from the Loki/black widow shit
OK, for you soft-hearted niggas, I'll rephrase; Is EGO T'challa's biological father in this? Why else would Yondu have taken him?
The reason Yondu took Peter Quill in the Main MCU is because he is EGO's child
Why dont you watch the show instead of asking dumb ask questions; maybe then your dumb ass question will be answered...
The most-watched TV show streaming right now is a Marvel animated series on Disney+
August 21st, 2021 at 5:50 PM
By Andy Meek
Marvel’s first animated series — titled What If …?, which Marvel describes as flipping the script “on the MCU, reimagining famous events from the films in unexpected ways” — has been wowing critics and fans alike since debuting on Disney+ this month. So much so, that the series is actually at the top of our latest weekly list of the most-watched TV shows across all the major streaming services. From Netflix to HBO Max, Apple TV+ and more.
The new Marvel series focuses on assortment of heroes from the MCU and includes a voice cast with stars reprising their popular film roles. It was directed by Bryan Andrews, with AC Bradley as head writer, and launched on Disney+ on August 11. Our assessment that this is the top streaming TV show for the week, meanwhile, comes from data shared with BGR by Reelgood, the streaming search engine service that takes a regular snapshot of its users’ activity on the platform.
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Most-watched TV shows, streaming now
Reelgood measures the most popular shows among its users on both a weekly and monthly basis. For the week of August 11-17, which encompasses the debut of What If …?, this Marvel animated series immediately shot to the top of the ranking.
On the review aggregation site Rotten Tomatoes, the show currently has a 93% critics score. And the critics consensus take there reads: “What If…? may not add much to the larger MCU narrative, but surprising takes on beloved characters and some of the best action sequences in the entire franchise make for engaging viewing.”
The most recent episode, as the tweet above sets up, shows an alternate reality where the character of T’Challa — portrayed in Black Panther so fantastically by the late Chadwick Boseman — was abducted as a child instead of Peter Quill. So that T’Challa ends up becoming Star-Lord. Without spoiling the episode, let’s just say that it does feel so great to hear Boseman’s voice again (since he recorded his dialogue prior to his death last year).
Meantime, here’s a rundown of the full Top 10 streaming list for the week — based, again, on the Reelgood subscriber data. There are some obvious and very buzzy names on this list, including HBO’s The White Lotus and Apple’s global smash hit Ted Lasso. But don’t sleep on some of the newer names on the list, either. Like the Lior Raz-led Netflix series we’ve written about previously, Hit & Run. In short, it’s about a man searching for the truth about his wife’s death.
Here’s this week’s full Top 10 list (August 11-17, per Reelgood):
August 21st, 2021 at 5:50 PM
By Andy Meek
Marvel’s first animated series — titled What If …?, which Marvel describes as flipping the script “on the MCU, reimagining famous events from the films in unexpected ways” — has been wowing critics and fans alike since debuting on Disney+ this month. So much so, that the series is actually at the top of our latest weekly list of the most-watched TV shows across all the major streaming services. From Netflix to HBO Max, Apple TV+ and more.
The new Marvel series focuses on assortment of heroes from the MCU and includes a voice cast with stars reprising their popular film roles. It was directed by Bryan Andrews, with AC Bradley as head writer, and launched on Disney+ on August 11. Our assessment that this is the top streaming TV show for the week, meanwhile, comes from data shared with BGR by Reelgood, the streaming search engine service that takes a regular snapshot of its users’ activity on the platform.
Today's Top DealThe best Alexa smart plugs on Amazon are somehow down to just $5 each!List Price:$24.99Price:$19.99You Save:$5.00 (20%)Buy NowAvailable from Amazon BGR may receive a commission
Most-watched TV shows, streaming now
Reelgood measures the most popular shows among its users on both a weekly and monthly basis. For the week of August 11-17, which encompasses the debut of What If …?, this Marvel animated series immediately shot to the top of the ranking.
On the review aggregation site Rotten Tomatoes, the show currently has a 93% critics score. And the critics consensus take there reads: “What If…? may not add much to the larger MCU narrative, but surprising takes on beloved characters and some of the best action sequences in the entire franchise make for engaging viewing.”
The most recent episode, as the tweet above sets up, shows an alternate reality where the character of T’Challa — portrayed in Black Panther so fantastically by the late Chadwick Boseman — was abducted as a child instead of Peter Quill. So that T’Challa ends up becoming Star-Lord. Without spoiling the episode, let’s just say that it does feel so great to hear Boseman’s voice again (since he recorded his dialogue prior to his death last year).
Meantime, here’s a rundown of the full Top 10 streaming list for the week — based, again, on the Reelgood subscriber data. There are some obvious and very buzzy names on this list, including HBO’s The White Lotus and Apple’s global smash hit Ted Lasso. But don’t sleep on some of the newer names on the list, either. Like the Lior Raz-led Netflix series we’ve written about previously, Hit & Run. In short, it’s about a man searching for the truth about his wife’s death.
Here’s this week’s full Top 10 list (August 11-17, per Reelgood):
I thought the Black Panther episode was pretty good. Better than I thought because Black Panther becoming star Lord is a downgrade. He already is a king and has better technology than the guardians of the galaxy. Now star Lord as the black Panther is an upgrade.
The show is called "What if...." It doesn't follow everything that happened in the MCU. It changes certain situations and outcomes and puts characters in different positions. Just watch it and your questions will be answered.
Episode description for the final episode from IMDB.
In an alternate timeline, Vision becomes an all-powerful android known as "Infinite Ultron" when merged with rival android Ultron. Now, it's up the newly-formed "Guardians of the Multiverse" to put an end to his reign before it's too late.