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You can post whatever you want here - unsubstantiated rumors you heard, fan theories, random shower thoughts, or even musings that are unrelated to the Marvel universe. Please no politics.

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Potential points of interest:

• Daredevil: Born Again - Season 1 - Discussion Thread Index
• The Fantastic Four: First Steps - Official Discussion Megathread
• Previous Movie Megathreads and TV Show Discussion Indexes
• MSS MCU Project Ratings (VOTED BY YOU!) - Make sure to vote during our project rewatches as well as in the new release megathreads.
• Archive of Stickied Posts
• Sub Wiki - Rules of the road
• Source Accuracy Tiers - Not sure what sources people consider trustworthy? Start here! (Note: This list changes and is not infallible - use this as a general guide only)
• Source Accuracy Database - Our database designed to catalog scoops and provide accountability
• Captain America: Brave New World - Official Discussion Megathread

"Her list of dream directors is even longer: Ryan Coogler, Greta Gerwig, Michael Mann, and Thunderbolts* director Jake Schreier, the latter two of whom she’s met with recently."

"Would she do a Marvel film? “I would.” Another horror film? “I would love to.”"

Welcome to the Weekend Free Talk and Index thread!

You can post whatever you want here - unsubstantiated rumors you heard, fan theories, random shower thoughts, or even musings that are unrelated to the Marvel universe. Please no politics.

Anything goes - please just follow the Reddiquette and above all else treat each other and those that contribute to this subreddit with respect.

Potential points of interest:

• Daredevil: Born Again - Season 1 - Discussion Thread Index
• The Fantastic Four: First Steps - Official Discussion Megathread
• Previous Movie Megathreads and TV Show Discussion Indexes
• MSS MCU Project Ratings (VOTED BY YOU!) - Make sure to vote during our project rewatches as well as in the new release megathreads.
• Archive of Stickied Posts
• Sub Wiki - Rules of the road
• Source Accuracy Tiers - Not sure what sources people consider trustworthy? Start here! (Note: This list changes and is not infallible - use this as a general guide only)
• Source Accuracy Database - Our database designed to catalog scoops and provide accountability

Crytic's full comments regarding Secret Wars:

>"Sorta said this in March. SOME characters with big roles in Doomsday will have smaller ones in Secret Wars. It'll focus more on the younger cast, guided by a few adult advisors and new mutants that will go up against Doom and some defectors."

>"From my sources, It sounds like a 'Children's Crusade' sorta story because Marvel seemingly wants the younger cast to make an impact before the saga ends as they'll also be ushering in new young cast in the next saga."

Cryptic also retweeted the following post from Alex Perez:

>"To add to this, most of the characters who appear in Doomsday with bigger roles will start out as NPCs in SW, with absolutely 0 recollection of their previous lives or roles, which is why their roles are reduced until the final act."

Perez also claimed this additional bit in his post thread:

>"As for the adult advisors who will guide: Wong, Agatha, Scott, Vision, & Star-Lord are among the names I've heard repeatedly from sources as potential advisors for this group of Champions. Heard Clint's name thrown in too, but I doubt he'll show up."

https://xcancel.com/i/status/2072831709318377952

This is the scene with the Intimacy coordinator, Ajep Arts, other scooper is also saying that is true, but the blonde neighbour isn't Yelena

https://xcancel.com/AjepArts/status/2072466556034908236#m

He showed a picture of the entire description on his screen, and says all of it is the real deal.

He blurred out all of the text in the description he was sent after the following words:

"The full plot deacription of Avengers Doomsday:

Avengers: Doomsday opens in..."

Interviewer : Obviously, you're still playing the character, but maybe one day, I don't know, you might live till 200 playing this character. For the next actor who takes on the mantle, what's one thing you would hope they understand about the character that maybe is not obvious from the outside?

Hugh Jackman : Huh. I don't know. I'm not going to say anything to whoever plays it, cuz no one said anything to me, which I really am thrilled about. And I had not read the comics, so I was just coming to it fresh. And I learned a lot over the years. Of course I've got my own take, but it must be melding in with me in some way. So, I hope Someone just comes in, does whatever they want and makes it their own. And well, I'm 57. I'm doing it till I'm 90. So, you know, I got some time. They haven't been born yet. I'll do a little time capsule for them.

Some of the details are:

-Mobius is with Thor and Steve when they are in the TVA

-A mention of the time travel sheningans that X-Men had in previous movies

https://xcancel.com/i/status/2072589331873825022

Timestamp - 0:00

Archived Version

Quotes from the Article :

Sink, 24, first arrived in London last summer and simply decided to stay put. Before she knew it, her cats, Fifi and Pippin, had joined her in Notting Hill. At the time, she had just completed her acclaimed turn in the Broadway play John Proctor Is the Villain, which earned her a Tony nomination, and hopped on a plane across the Atlantic to shoot Spider-Man: Brand New Day in the U.K. Then came the conclusion of Stranger Things, which had been the one constant in Sink’s life for nearly a decade.

When Sink first touched down here, her initial plan was to stay in town for the length of the Spider-Man shoot, but then Romeo & Juliet came calling. "I was in no way on the market to do another play,” Sink says, until she met with director and playwright Robert Icke, who has been called “the great hope of British theater.” “I really thought after I finished the last one: ‘I’m going to take a break.’” Icke persuaded her to give the play a shot; in turn, she suggested she audition for him, as he’d never seen her work before (not even Stranger Things). “I was never really drawn to Juliet as a character, and I just pictured her fawning over a balcony, which is fine,” she says, summoning her former skepticism. “I was just like, ‘Is there much there?’” Sink then spent the fall ping-ponging between the Spider-Man set and intensely studying the text with Icke. “The juxtaposition was nice.”

This summer brings her into the Spider-Man universe, which, unsurprisingly, she can say very little about. Sink’s role remains a closely guarded secret that she has had no trouble keeping, what with nine years of experience in hiding Stranger Things spoilers. (“You just don’t share the secret, it’s not that hard,” she says, laughing.) Sometimes even she wasn’t privy to the details: Sink was offered her role without an audition, having worked with director Destin Daniel Cretton on the 2017 film The Glass Castle, and she didn’t receive a script until she landed in London.

Being at the center of a speculative storm of fan theories around Sink’s character has still been eye-opening. “I knew that Marvel was a big deal and had a big brand, especially Spider-Man,” she says. “I know there’s a huge fan base, but it feels really big. I think these blockbuster movies are a whole different beast.”

She credits costar Tom Holland with helping orient her. “It was interesting stepping into that space and being a little bit of an outsider in that way, but he could not have been more welcoming, and just the whole crew in general,” she says. “He was just so relaxed and open, and I felt very at ease.”