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Damage Control
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Doctor Strange didn't pick the 1 in 14,000,605 timeline because it was the only way to beat Thanos. he picked it because it was the only timeline that got rid of both Thanos AND Tony Stark at the same time.
go back and watch how Strange talks to Tony on the ship. he realized early on that a guy smart enough to build Ultron and time travel in a weekend was eventually going to be a bigger threat to the multiverse than Thanos ever was.
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Things I am excited about in #DunePartThree
1. Hope they show a couple of battles Paul conquering 1000 worlds.
2. Does Paul fulfill his promise to Fremen "Green Paradise"
2. How will Chani fight against Paul(Emperor) for Fremen and her children.
3. How Princess Irulan(Florence Pugh) thread through Paul for her own survival.
4. There is difference background score made for Part 3, I liked the music more in Parts 1 and 2. Hope they keep same experience.
5. What happens to Jessica, Alia and others.
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Wait, how is this possible? Damage Control literally confiscated Stark’s entire tech infrastructure and E.D.I.T.H. in No Way Home.
If the spell bypassed AI, Damage Control would’ve had Peter’s identity on file the whole time. The spell clearly erased the code too
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If we’re being real, Tony Stark literally created Ultron, Mysterio, Vulture, and Aldrich Killian.
So can someone explain why the MCU fandom treats him as an infallible savior when he was the root cause of 80% of Earth’s problems? That’s probably why Doctor Strange had to pick the one timeline where Iron Man dies before he could create another villain who wipes out mankind.
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In VisionQuest, Vision saying that only Bruce Banner and Tony Stark could fix his injuries rubbed me the wrong way.
What about Dr. Helen Cho? She was the scientist who developed the Regeneration Cradle and created the synthetic living tissue used to build Vision’s body in Age of Ultron.
Tony and Bruce helped bring Vision to life, but Helen’s technology was fundamental to his creation. Without her work, the Vision we know might never have existed in the first place.
And it’s not just Vision. Helen also helped treat Clint Barton’s injuries, yet the MCU has barely explored her scientific potential since Age of Ultron.
How do you introduce a scientist capable of creating advanced synthetic living tissue and then practically leave her out of the story?
Helen Cho deserves far more recognition in the MCU. If VisionQuest is exploring Vision’s identity, body and humanity, wouldn’t bringing back the scientist who helped create him make perfect sense?
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It’s easy to gloss over because the scene moves so fast, but the writing here relies heavily on Wakanda’s security suddenly slipping just so the villain faction can make a big dramatic entrance.
They spent the whole first half of the film establishing Wakanda’s impenetrable radar and defense systems, only for an airborne assault to completely catch them off guard in broad daylight.
It’s a bit of a lazy narrative crutch to force the conflict into the open, but I can't even lie, the visual spectacle of the boarding move makes it hard to hate on.
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Still recovering from this... How did the Night King manage to pull heavy-duty industrial chains out of nowhere in the middle of a frozen wasteland, and why did no one see this trap coming?
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VisionQuest episode 5 reveals Ultron was hiding in plain sight the whole time
• Vision gets trapped in Ultron's room, along with the other AI personas.
• Ultron cuts off the connection to all the TVs in the room.
• Vision then discovers that the huge collection of books in the room contains nothing but code.
• Ultron had been building that code all along to create a connection to the outside world.
• He used it to send data packets to the Paladin and communicate with him.
• Ultron also put the bounty on Vision's head, so he could take advantage of the situation.
• And forces to drop the firewall so that Ultron can go anywhere he wants
• He tried this in episode 1, but Vision refused, and it did not work.
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Oh I’ve BEEN saying this, I found my people.
Doctor Strange didn't pick the 1 in 14,000,605 timeline because it was the only way to beat Thanos. he picked it because it was the only timeline that got rid of both Thanos AND Tony Stark at the same time.
go back and watch how Strange talks to Tony on the ship. he realized early on that a guy smart enough to build Ultron and time travel in a weekend was eventually going to be a bigger threat to the multiverse than Thanos ever was.
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At this rate, I wouldn't be surprised if Avengers: Doomsday makes $3 BILLION worldwide this December. 🔥
RDJ as Doctor Doom. The Avengers. The X-Men. The Fantastic Four.
Are we witnessing the next Endgame-level phenomenon, or am I overestimating the hype..?
be honest, if Tony survived Endgame with full access to time travel and all six stones on Earth, how long before he accidentally caused an incursion trying to build a multiverse suit of armor around the world?
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If Ned could subconsciously bypass a reality-altering magic spell just because they were best friends, does that mean the spell is completely useless against strong bonds?"
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Doctor Strange didn't pick the 1 in 14,000,605 timeline because it was the only way to beat Thanos. he picked it because it was the only timeline that got rid of both Thanos AND Tony Stark at the same time.
go back and watch how Strange talks to Tony on the ship. he realized early on that a guy smart enough to build Ultron and time travel in a weekend was eventually going to be a bigger threat to the multiverse than Thanos ever was.
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What if Agatha was never the real villain of the Witches’ Road, but Billy Maximoff was unknowingly responsible for creating a deadly trial that cost witches their lives? Did Billy’s lack of control make him more dangerous than Agatha, or was Agatha the real monster for exploiting a world created by a grieving teenager?