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Marvel Universe: Infinite Chrises
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The Pitch Meeting
I was not aware of these before. The WandaVision one is hilarious.
Directed by Chloé Zhao, who just won Best Picture and Best Director for Nomadland.
That's very pretty and leaves me with no idea what it's about.
That's what teasers are for, no?
Man, I don't know one damn thing about the Eternals, but I'll still see it.
I am curious if they'll explain why they waited to "interfere" until *after* the Avengers undid the snap and defeated Thanos. (Yup, I absolutely want the Watsonian explanation for the Doylist problem.)
Huh, didn't know Kit Harrington was in this thing. Bonus Stark boys reunion!
Is Gemma Chan the only actor who has played two different roles in MCU? She was one of the baddies in some of the earlier scenes of Captain Marvel if I recall, albeit in blue face makeup.
Alfre Woodard had a role in Luke Cage and a different role in Civil War.
Enver Gjokaj played Sousa in Agent Carter and SHIELD and also played a cop in Avengers, but the latter was little more than a cameo.
Mahershala Ali, Marvel’s new Blade, was also the baddie in Luke Cage.