#mcu phase 1

[mcudc616]

╰☆☆ 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐚𝐯𝐞𝐧𝐠𝐞𝐫𝐬 (𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟐) ☆☆╮

[digitalwizard01]

A lot of the people doom-posting about Supergirl, acting like its the worst movie ever made (its not it was just a bit underwhelming) and saying its the death of the DCU are forgetting that half of the movies in the first phase of the MCU are of the same level or worse than Supergirl and it didnt kill the franchise. Thor 1 and Iron Man 2 are both mid movies with script issues and a great cast (just like Supergirl) and The Incredible Hulk is arguably one of the worst MCU movies and it was their second release (also, just like Supergirl). And all three of those came one after another. If the MCU stopped everything when their second movie was bad or when they stumbled a little after, we never would have gotten any of the great movies we got down the line. People need to calm the fuck down and understand that one underwhelming movie doesnt spell the death of the whole universe. The DCU has only existed for a year, give it a minute to settle

[velvet4510]

Was Loki under mind control during the events of ‘The Avengers’?

Yes

No

Voting ended onFeb 25, 2025

[alex-sondheimsversion]

Jack Thompson would book a hotel for Peggy Carter and Daniel Sousa on a mission then get a call from them and he’ll be like “WhAaAaAatT? What do you mean there’s only ONE BED in your hotel room?!? I could have SWORN I booked two beds!!!”

[vanyamire]

a painting for the frostiron asgard au fic that forever lives in my brain

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[thena0315]

The Start of Each MCU Phase

[catboykilljoy97]

this is a tiny detail but I love it. It's not only the moment when Betty fully sees that it's Bruce in there (how many times do you think she's seen him do that exact same sigh trying to solve some tricky problem at the lab?), but it's also just funny. Like yeah buddy you've had a long day. Got shot at, engulfed in a fireball, and on top of everything else now it's raining and you bumped your head. He's ready to be done with this shit.

[dagalaxyserpent]

Watching the deleted scenes from Thor. I kinda felt what the movie could have been.

Kinda heartbreaking. Because this movie could have been an interesting movie about a sibling rivalry and where Thor needs to get humbled.

There were two scenes that would have improved the movies a bit.

One of the deleted scenes is where Loki and Frigga (Lokis and Thors mother) are sitting by the sides of the bed, while Odin is laying between them. Frigga is telling Loki that she wanted Odin to have told the truth from the beginning. This is also the scene where Loki is made the king.

Another deleted scene is before the coronation, where Loki and Thor have a bonding moment. The scene is very sweet and shows in another way the relationship between them.

Lokis plan is also bizarre. I think it can be somewhat forgiven. As a character, he could have been so much more interesting. The potential was kinda there.

Odin adopted Loki as a diplomacy chip. As a type of token. On top of being the younger sibling, being on his older brothers shadow and a frost giant from Jotunheim. Loki becoming a villain makes sense story wise.

For a superhero movie, this could have been a somewhat deep movie about sibling rivalry and anger.

On a personal note, I can relate to Loki in a way. Being the youngest of the family and being viewed lesser than your older siblings.

Let's be real here. Odin isn't a good father, atleast not to Loki. Not sure how much better he is to Thor. Atleast, he shows Thor better affection than Loki.

What I appreciate atleast is that Thor acknowledges Lokis feelings by the end of the movie.

I honestly think that, if Loki wasn't in the movie this movie would have worse.