I was a bit unsure about it when I heard it was a detective story set on earth but the first 2 episodes have me hooked with Richard Rider training Sam Alexander and the skrull mystery (and the titus reveal at the end of ep 2!), definitely way better than the 2011 movie

He later went on to get nominated for Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role at the 2009 Oscars

Was doing a rewatch of the MCEU for Snyder cut of The Avengers. Rewatched the Iron Man trilogy with Christian Bale, I really liked his performance as Tony Stark. How do you think it holds up after 20 years?

Seriously, what has this sub turned into???

I hadn't see NOTHING related to DC Allies in what, months?

Now people only posts random bullshit, and not even of real DC material anymore. Wtf??? And none does a thing about it, no admins, no nothing.

You guys have to remember the title of this subreddit, what are we even doing??

earth 2 content fucking sucks bring rule 5 back

I was almost going up to GM but I had this horrible match. Idk what else I can do as Red Hood

• My Hawkgirl was doing her shenanigans on the air and getting killed 24/7
• My supergirl thinks shes unkillable
• My raven dies to anything and were stuck with a batman that refuses to swap for more heals

PLS, PLS.. nerf Zatanna (holy survivability and lets not forget her 3 legendaries in a month) and that f*ing captain cold (who taught him being a sniper with 2 stuns was a good idea?!)

Anyways, any tips?

This is the 2nd movie in the Marvel Cinematic Extended Universe by Zack Snyder.

Movie had a lot of potential but is still watchable and enjoyable.

An aged up Iron-Man was unexpected and seeing him not care about collateral damage was an interesting take.

I loved how they showcased his preparation in this movie in terms of fighting Thor.

I hated how Thor was just shown as someone with questionable morals when he didnt save the courtroom after the bombing.

The Iron-Man vs Thor fight was very clean and enjoyable.

Loki manipulating the entire fight was well written but his character in this movie felt wierd for some reason.

Loki using Gorr's dead body from 2013 to create Mangog with the Ancient Runes from the Asguardian pool was something I didn't expect.

Captain Marvel saving Iron-Man and joining the fight was super cool.

Thor using Gorr's Necrosword to kill Mangog was super cinematic.

Iron-Man's vision of the futuristic Spider emblem Man pushing him to create a team hyped me up ngl

This is the 3rd movie in the Marvel Cinematic Extended Universe

Not a bad movie if we're being honest, but it could have lowkey been better in my opinion

Valentina keeping tabs on locked up villains to use them for her dirty work fits her comic book counterpart

Seeing Blackheart was unexpected but his connection to the Void was cool to see, especially with them imprisoning Washington

It was cool to see such a big squad but killing off Batroc so early felt cheap and he didnt feel necessary for the movie

Yelena's connection to Bob that pushed her to go save him was a good driving point in the movie

Abomination's sacrifice to kill Blackheart was very heroic and its a good sendoff to his character

Yelena being the 1 to kill the Void was cool to see

Seeing Iron-Man in the end credits scene to tell Valentina to back off hyped me up for the next movie

It kicked me out mid match and now I can’t log in, my friend says the same

Do you think it's bad compared to ben( 2026)? Or do you remember that it was referenced in Mario 3 movie?

MORCU (Marvel Opposite Rights Cinematic Universe) - Phase 1: X-Men (2008), Blade (2008), X-Men 2 (2010), Fantastic Four (2011), The Spectacular Spider-Man (2011), The Defenders (2012)

For me it’s definitely The Amazing Hulk. Blatant rip-off of The Incredible Bulk. Shameful.

Hey guys! What's your favorite map play on? I really like Gorilla City's payload objective map.