One could argue that all of the characters used in Guardians of The Galaxy were obscure, D-listers and yet those movies worked well. Morbius might work if they emphasize the horror elements over the hero stuff. I hope it’s gorey and frightening.

We've seen the Celestials in Guardians of the Galaxy so I had hoped to get their creations, The Eternals at some point. The casting choices vary from interesting to unfathomable but whatever.

I may have to rewatch that scene. That's my only gripe for the season. The pro's outweigh the con's.

Hopper's "death" was completely unnecessary. The whole time I was screaming at the TV for him to get back up to the control room with Joyce. He had beaten the Russian Terminator and yet Joyce turned the switches anyway. It made no sense. Other than that, I loved this season most of all.

I can’t believe we are debating Arya’s worth. She’s a badass. Period. In the books and on the show, she is a gawdamn hero. She’s my frickin favorite and maybe GRRM’s favorite too.

I really liked the movie but I still have questions about certain plot points. 1. If it's five years later wouldn't Peter and Ned graduated by now? I get that Peter was in limbo and only just got snapped back into existence but you have to imagine some of his classmates survived. 2. What does Cap living out his life…

Pod singing Jenny of Oldstones was a high point of the episode. I found it and the accompanying montage quite moving.

I can see Jolie as Thena for the Eternals but I really would like to see her as Erishkigal for the Deviants. I’m hoping that the script is based more on the Neil Gaiman/JRJR story than the original Kirby one. I LOVE the Kirby comics but he never intended for the Eternals to be part of the Marvel Universe. The Gaiman…

I read a lot of comics and the old school, Mar-Vell comics are some of my favorites. As soon as we learned Annette Benning was Dr Lawson I knew she was Mar-Vell because that was the name Mar-Vell used in the comics. After that I was giddy with excitement for however the plot turned out.

I hope they cast some Japanese actors in some speaking rolls, not just Asian background characters. Is that too much to ask for?

I'm pretty sure that Thor is at Thanos's farm house. Is he there for revenge or to enlist his aid?

Looks like that door Rocket walks through is a house close to the water, much like the house Hank Pym enlarged for Janet Van Dyne at the end of Ant-Man and the Wasp.

Incest is NOT good but I think the prince who is promised could be the child of Jon and Danaerys. Ideally, it would just be Danaerys but I think the ice and fire thing is referring to the union of Jon SNOW and FIRE AND BLOOD Danaerys. I know Jon is himself a child of ice and fire and could possibly be azhor ahai but…

HELLZYEAH!!! MY SPIRIT IS ADVANCING AND RISING!!!

So this guy is the big bad for next season?

Mr Narcisse, thank you. That was a great review. I had no idea he ever wrote for Marvel.

I read a few of the comments posted and I can understand some of the frustration, especially over shoehorning Darth Maul into the end, but I really enjoyed the movie. It felt like its own story, not quite as dependent on the original trilogy as Rogue One, and even though I kinda knew the outcome it still surprised me.…

Goodbye cruel world...

When the star of Hala showed up on the cosmic pager I got chicken skin. I am that nerdy.

I don’t doubt Larry Hama but it’s so weird that the characters are so similar. Maybe Chaykin saw some of the original designs and subconsciously was influenced by them? As it turns out, Howard Chaykin and Larry Hama were members of the Crusty Bunkers, Neal Adams and Dick Giordanos studio, from 1972 to 1977, along with…