Iron Man remains a top 5 MCU film. It’s eminently watchable even 15 years later. So many pieces came together, and we should be thankful Favreau pushed for Downey’s involvement. He was the perfect Stark. And I love how much Downey became a champion for the MCU going forward. (I think of that entire MCU cast photo…

Christopher Reeve given the Peter Cushing treatment.

I watched Morbius while folding laundry a few months ago. I can’t believe it was made.

I was thinking the same thing! I halfway wondered if he was Jack Black’s son or way younger brother.

Bloom is a weird flick. It has some interesting ideas, but suffers because it’s not as clever as it thinks it is.

No problems with grammar, Yoda has. Consistent with how he speaks, he is. Ends sentences with verbs, he does.

Axe Woves “somehow” survived the crash by blowing open a window and flying out before impact, as the show went to lengths to illustrate.

I could see something to that. The episode bothered to show the journey back to the main fleet without resolution. That has to hint at something, or it's just weirdly unfocused writing.

Esposito’s take on Gideon was beyond cartoonish. He might as well be Snidely Whiplash at this point.

So true. I can't believe they tried to get Christopher Lloyd and the guy from Tenacious D to act.

Lobo is Spanish for wolf.

Zero complaints here. The original Captain Marvel was just sorta OK, but WandaVision and Ms. Marvel are among the better Disney+ shows, and I love the gimmick of their powers being inextricably linked and causing all sorts of mayhem.

You get it! Tangled is a better film in every way imaginable. 

I wouldn’t say it was baaad, but its plot was largely incoherent. I think the music in #2 is better than #1, FWIW. 

I’m getting strong Winter Soldier vibes, and that's not a bad thing at all. I don't mind goofy, quippy Marvel, but this looks like a nice palate cleanser after things went off the rails a bit in Phase 4.

Well that’s certainly a hot take. I think it tried to weave in some social commentary, but it didn’t quite stick the landing. It’s not bad, but it’s a lesser D+ series for me.

Um, what? Hulk is the second film in the MCU. It is probably among the most forgotten of films due to it being meh, the recasting of Hulk, and the fact that Universal owns the standalone film rights to Hulk, so he’s only been a supporting player in the Disney era.

I like that one with Ethan Hawke holding a dead Robert DeNiro on the NY subway.

I humbly submit the zeitgeist gave up on anything “DCEU” related years ago in terms of overarching story cohesion.

What the heck is going on with the last clause? And even just what?