The anti-Tom Holland folks seem to be coming out of the woodwork again falsely claiming that the Disney/Sony deal is dead again and that Sony will not make any more Spider-Man with Marvel Studios with absolutely no evidence whatsoever. It's hilarious that they think Sony would give up billions of dollars in revenue by breaking away from Marvel again. It's ridiculous.
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For the X-Men movies question, it seems they're hinting towards the main MCU and X-Men universe (per The Marvels) combining into one after Secret Wars.
According to the timeline on here, it was 2022.
None really. The MCU is really one of the few franchises where I enjoy each entry and the connections they have to each other. I'm just happy to be here tbh lmao.
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It was a universe-altering event. Why wouldn't it be referenced?
Marvel Studios always does reshoots. It's a part of their process. The Story of Marvel Studios book explains that.
That's just an overview of the character. Its never stated in any movie he's in that Strange was ever Sorcerer Supreme yet in the MCU.
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No he wasn't. By the time of the Ancient One's death, Strange was still drastically inexperienced. He was only the protector of the NYC Sanctum before his death in IW. Strange said himself in NWH that he was passed over for the position due to being gone. When someone's passed over for a position, that means they never had it to begin with and have remained in their current job.
Strange, currently in the MCU, has never held the title of Sorcerer Supreme. In NWH, he states that he was passed over because he was gone for 5 years. Up until his death in IW, he was only the master of the NYC Sanctum. He hasn't become a fully realized sorcerer just yet. There's only like a one year gap between the end of the first Strange movie and IW. He still has a lot to learn and he probably won't be Sorcerer Supreme until Doctor Strange 3.
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I honestly don't know where people have gotten the idea that Eternals takes place right after WandaVision when it was clearly stated by the producers that it takes place sometime before Far From Home/No Way Home: https://www.techradar.com/news/where-does-eternals-take-place-on-the-mcu-timeline
To me, none cause I like them all!
I loved it! For me, I initially felt unsure about this film just like I did with Guardians of the Galaxy because I knew very little about the characters but I enjoyed the hell out of this movie!
The Timeline page on this wiki is very near and dear to my heart cause I'm all about the MCU timeline. For the people who have pieced it together, how were you able to determine what happens when (like exact days). It's amazing how a lot of things happen on the same day like Daredevil's rescue of the captured women takes place the same night as Agents of SHIELD doing their own thing. It's amazing. How do y'all do it?? I must know your secrets!!!!!! Also, could I bd able to edit the timeline as well?!?!?
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So, according to Stane's page on this wiki, it says that he was mentioned in Captain America: Winter Soldier but I can't for the life of me recall where in the film he was mentioned. Can anyone recall?
10/10 bb
Why did they retcon the death of Wanda's parents??? They told a completely different version in Age of Ultron.
I know this is obviously for storytelling purposes but....since the alternate time stones were around for quite a but after the Battle of Earth in Endgame, why didn't Strange use the alternate Time Stone to bring Vision back like Thanos did in Infinity War? 🤔🤔🤔
I don't understand why they said Wong was a victim of the snap when he had a character poster for Endgame that was in color unlike the posters for "the Fallen".