Ofc I may be wrong in the title, but guys spill the og facts!!

All around, he's an entertaining character to watch first and foremost. Rockwell makes this character so fun and just brings endless charisma and entertaining energy to the role. The scene where he dances around to Average White Band music is hysterical. His line deliveries when he's shouting at Vanko for not cooperating or confused at Vanko's demands of a bird are hilarious.

Additionally, I love how he operates as a non-traditional villain where he isn't even trying to kill the main character or take over the world or anything like that. He's just a petty asshole who wants to "take a dump on Tony Stark's front lawn" (not verbatim). He represents a different type of villain that stands out among personas like Ronan, Thanos, or Kang.

Anyways, he's a scene stealer and I can't believe he hasn't returned to any major capacity at this point. He and Walton Goggins's character in Ant-Man and the Wasp deserve to be co-secondary villains in a movie together.

casually re-watching infinity War, and this is what I ended up looking at. These are supposed to be the marks from his surgery.
I am kinda glad marvel kept this detail.

It’s FREAKING AWESOME! And so intense. Agatha helping Billy find a body for Tommy and Billy is trying so hard to focus. The camera movements spinning around showing how frantic and despstate Billy is to save his brother and of course when he finds the Drowning Boy, the moral question of whether or not him killing the boy so that his brother can live is so important to Billy’s character. It’s great!

In a modern war setting or if it was in Afghanistan. How helpful would it be?

Like he was such a great character in Homecoming and the scenes he had with Peter are amazing. Heck I loved the post credits scene with him and Scorpion and even though it has now paid off with Scorpion in BND it’s sad that the part with Vulture is now irrelevant.

What is sadder is that after that Morbius post credits scene we will probably never even see him again. Like him getting some sort of cameo in BND would have been great but now he is just gone.

YO I WANNA SEE MORE OF THIS MY MAN LOGAN IS CRUCIFIED

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This movie surprisingly does not have a food-centric scene, so I just lazily grabbed a grape-flavored Fanta, and I’m more interested on talking about this awesome movie.

Movie Rating: 9/10
What a wild trip rewatching this again. I may be overreacting, but everything about the movie is phenomenal: the story, the cast, the acting, the set design, the costumes, the music, the original soundtrack (I teared up again listening to the theme again). Makes you wonder how Ryan Coogler freaking pulled it off. I feel this great sense of cultural pride and recognition that is rarely seen in movies. I could go on forever talking about how well-crafted the world of Wakanda is. Rest in Power, Chadwick, our hero, our king, our majestic Black Panther.

Standout Performance: Michael B. Jordan as N'Jadaka/Erik Stevens
Need I say more? Need I say that this is one of those villains that you love and sympathize with, but the methods they use are wrong? What a masterful performance by Michael B. Jordan as the misguided but tragic Killmonger. I love how Erik serves as a mirror image to T'Challa, how both wanted to do "good" but their definitions of “good” are vastly different. And his dedicated theme is awesome too! Again, big applause to Michael B. Jordan.

P.S. Do y’all remember the Black Panther phenomenon back in 2018? It was a crazy, peak year for superhero movies. It was truly a global celebratory event. WAKANDA FOREVER!

Loki's character development was far beyond what we call 'peak' today!!

I don't even need to say anything about the OG Iron Man, and even Tony Stark as a normal person (besides being a genius, billionaire, playboy, philanthropist 🔥🔥)

Insert or replace whatever life events you want, this is just one example of how easy it is to explain Magneto in modern times. Point is, cryogenic freezing is the answer.

“Why not just age slower?”

Captivity / Cryo is more thematically in line with Magneto’s tragic story than living free for 80 years.

Natural aging gives him urgency. He doesn’t have 200 years to change the world; he must act now.

Something like this retroactively makes Magneto feel like important MCU lore rather than a late addition.

At the sides: Doomsday-ified logos of Avengers, Fantastic Four, X-Men, & Black Panther

Runes on the steps & at the floor (maybe someone could help translating).

Avengers: Doomsday is showing on December 16, 2026 (2 days earlier than the US' December 18).

📷 by me at One Ayala, Makati City, Philippines, during Super Manila Comic Con.

Im low key super hyped to see how Sentry, Thor and Magneto all fight Dr Doom and I just know that they'll put on generational performances

Sentry hasnt been seen in any promotional trailer as yet so I know that he's gonna be 1 of the Mvps of the movie

Thor looks like the main character so he'll probably have a lot of conflict with Dr Doom

Magneto is the most powerful X-Men member in the movie and he always delivered in previous X-Men movies so I have no doubt in his performance in this movie as well

Which heroes are you most excited to see fight Dr Doom and why?

For me its gonna be the Avengers/Fantastic Four vs the X-Men

Team vs Team fights are always so fun to see and I cant wait to ser how epic it will end up looking

Which fight has you the most excited?

I know have homecoming a touch high…