That's so annoying.We're going tonight. Beware the YouTube folks, I was watching something unrelated and when it finished the next video auto played and it was a straight up cam recording and full of spoilers.
I think it's just a vessel that was used to house the Time Stone. I'm not sure it ever had any innate power.What is powering the Eye of Agamotto now? Can't be the Time Stone since that's already destroyed. In the new movie it glowed amber and not green.
I saw a tweet regarding that out of focus pile of stuff just below the shield, spoilers will be popping up all over now!
Yes, pretty much, but it was because of the corruption.I kinda liked it. Wasn't perfect.
But wasn't Wanda's goal pretty similar to Kingpin's in Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse? To get the family back at any cost.
Anyone spot the Delta 88? It had to be in there somewhere.
Matter and energy are interchangeable and transforming the inked notation to energy was no more or less believable than opening a portal with the wave of a hand or a sentient cloak. Just my take on the musical notes battle, which I thought was quite unique and visually interesting.I enjoyed it. Saw it in 3D (I know I'm one of the few that still likes it) and there's some good stereoscopic effects. I liked the new character. Pacing was good for me. A little too gory/horror-y at times for me, but I guess that's Raimi.
A couple little spoiler-ish things:
I'm not sure I'm on board with all dreams being views of actual events in other parallel universes, but I guess I can let it slide.
The music note battle is a little goofy, though I'll give them points for trying something a little different. It did seem too cartoonish and reminded me of Fantasia though. Plus, how and why exactly are they able to take inked notes off of sheet music and turn them into weapons? I think the concept of using music as a weapon could've worked better if it was just manipulation of the actual sound waves of music, rather than whipping music notes at each other. Also reminded me if the also brief moment using music in Amazing Spider-Man 2 thatcwas also pretty goofy.
Totally agreed on both points. That note thing was just.... ugh. It might've helped a little if it had been established early on that they could even DO that.I'm not sure I'm on board with all dreams being views of actual events in other parallel universes, but I guess I can let it slide.
The music note battle is a little goofy, though I'll give them points for trying something a little different. It did seem too cartoonish and reminded me of Fantasia though. Plus, how and why exactly are they able to take inked notes off of sheet music and turn them into weapons? I think the concept of using music as a weapon could've worked better if it was just manipulation of the actual sound waves of music, rather than whipping music notes at each other. Also reminded me if the also brief moment using music in Amazing Spider-Man 2 thatcwas also pretty goofy.
I enjoyed it. Saw it in 3D (I know I'm one of the few that still likes it) and there's some good stereoscopic effects. I liked the new character. Pacing was good for me. A little too gory/horror-y at times for me, but I guess that's Raimi.
A couple little spoiler-ish things:
I'm not sure I'm on board with all dreams being views of actual events in other parallel universes, but I guess I can let it slide.
The music note battle is a little goofy, though I'll give them points for trying something a little different. It did seem too cartoonish and reminded me of Fantasia though. Plus, how and why exactly are they able to take inked notes off of sheet music and turn them into weapons? I think the concept of using music as a weapon could've worked better if it was just manipulation of the actual sound waves of music, rather than whipping music notes at each other. Also reminded me if the also brief moment using music in Amazing Spider-Man 2 thatcwas also pretty goofy.