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Question on the Dr. Strange end of things, because I don't remember enough about the Dr. Strange movie:
In Dr. Strange,
Stephen had a much harder time learning to make portals than Ned did, so yes, Ned’s probably got magical ability.
Another question:
In my screening,
the audience cheered at all the same moments.
In my screening,
Nice. That
made my nerd heart so happy.
Completely unrelated: I’ve been looking at press junkets for Far From Home, and now I can’t stop thinking that the design of Liv Octavius in Spider-Verse was based on Amy Pascal.
I am stoically not highlighting y'all's whitefont while I try to decide when I can get to a theater...
Liv Octavius
No shade to Alfred Molina, but she was the best Doc Ock.
With Kathryn Hahn voicing her, how could she not be?
Spider-Man: So, it wouldn’t have fit tonally, but after
the news broke that Peter is Spider-Man and also a murderer,
I really wanted a quick cut to
Bucky and Sam sitting on a couch drinking beer and watching the news and reacting like, “Yeah, we knew that kid was a dick.”
Okay, AND (when all y'all see Spider-Man, come back here and validate me): I do NOT remember
Andrew Garfield being *that* hot when he was in his own Spider-Man movies, but DAMN. The dude can get
it.
I saw it this afternoon and for me it's the best MCU movie since The Avengers. It was so good I forgot
how creepy I find Tobey Maguire
for the full run time. Just aces all the way around.