I haven't been impressed with any of his Kang performances so far. He just comes off as absolute overacting amateur every time. Innocent or not I would love a recast but then again I Don't think a recast would save the MCU at this point, a full reboot is in order
It does make the "Variety" article look rather silly now, with their "source" saying the Loki finale somehow entrenched Majors in the MCU so much that they were screwed... but, if anything, it made writing him out even easier.
I think his performance has been fine throughout, but the problem is all his Kang's have come across like a bunch of quirky oddballs, which makes it difficult to take him seriously as the next, Thanos-level threat.
I'll disagree in that while originally I found the goofiness irritating (WTF?) IMO the last interaction with Loki was pretty chilling. A measured, indulgent but contemptuous villain, supremely intelligent - so for me the whole arc is pretty cool. The puppetmaster yanking the strings the whole time. But to me Majors got across the complete alone-ness of his existence as well.
and just the way the conversation was handled. Then that last bit of Loki mischief, as it were. Changing the equation.
. Unfortunately for me the Echo trailer didn't light a fire. Happy I dodged spoilers and watched Loki S2 in one go.
Well met. Strong writing from this season, looking forward to seeing where Loki ends up in he who is now my favorite MCU character. Hopefully, they don't waste the opportunity to make something of these events unlike some other ones (Eternals). That's one of the problems with the MCU since Endgame, nothing established seems to develop further. I would've found a way to get mutants in by now. Feige keeps throwing the word (and characters) out there but never takes it anywhere.It does make the "Variety" article look rather silly now, with their "source" saying the Loki finale somehow entrenched Majors in the MCU so much that they were screwed... but, if anything, it made writing him out even easier.
I also think that it's cool that the MCU could do full-on rebooted, and yet the events of this finale would still matter. No matter the "branch", no matter the new timelines and universes, it's being kept going by the character whose "birthright was to die as a child, cast out onto a frozen rock".
Nope
But they talk about the multiverse in Loki... but also make out like Timelines are a completely different thing... so they make it confusing.
By X-Men and 2099 comic logic, all timelines are different multiverses, but not all multiverses are different timelines. Going back can create a branch that creates a new multiverse entirely, or simply alter a pre-existing timeline's future. And then there are those that are pulled outside of regular time and space to dimension-hop around, and then there's Nexus beings which are technically part of every multiverse and timeline and...But they talk about the multiverse in Loki... but also make out like Timelines are a completely different thing... so they make it confusing.
So with the Kangs it's a timeline war and not a multiversal war..?
Oh I get what you’re asking now lolBut they talk about the multiverse in Loki... but also make out like Timelines are a completely different thing... so they make it confusing.
So with the Kangs it's a timeline war and not a multiversal war..?
By X-Men and 2099 comic logic, all timelines are different multiverses, but not all multiverses are different timelines. Going back can create a branch that creates a new multiverse entirely, or simply alter a pre-existing timeline's future. And then there are those that are pulled outside of regular time and space to dimension-hop around, and then there's Nexus beings which are technically part of every multiverse and timeline and...
This **** is dumb as ****
Chrisstbh-Gar
The best part about Spider-Verse and Everything Everywhere All At Once is they keep their multi-verse concept simple and easy to grasp. Character A is from universe A, character Z is from Universe Z. Simple
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The best part about Spider-Verse and Everything Everywhere All At Once is they keep their multi-verse concept simple and easy to grasp. Character A is from universe A, character Z is from Universe Z. Simple
I have no idea how they’re going to make the introduction of the X-Men and F4 feel natural.
