Oh brother, here we go again with trolling.
Gonna depend on the story, my gut says there will be key features in this that you will need to know to make sense of the rest of the Phase.
Yep. Sets the playing field up for mutants.
And even a “sand” storm as well. We’re working towards six.
I'm way more excited about the Eternals than No Way Home. Eternals looks like an actual film, not mere fan service.
Oh brother, here we go again with trolling.
I am actually more excited about Eternals. One of the most intriguing allures of Spiderman (and Batman for that matter) to me has been the multitude of villains. Reusing villains....we'll see. The concept is interesting but the scenario seems to be getting repetitive to me.
I know it's become a joke at this point, but I also think it could legitimately be
Literally would be the BEST villain!!!
And I'm happy he and Zendaya are more public now about their relationship - they're such a gorgeous couple. But anyone who saw her reaction to his Lip Sync Battle routine years ago would have seen the stars and hearts in her eyes as she watched him. 
If there is one thing we have learned by now, it's that marvel are masters at deception in trailers.This looks fun but I was frustrated bythe step backwards for Doctor Strange's character. By Ragnarok and certainly Infinity War, we had a far more mature character making high-level decisions.
And now he's messing with the whole multiverse to save a kid's reputation?
That's first film-level irresponsibility, not the clever, calculated Master of the Mystic Arts who defeated Thanos. Doctor Strange was the chessmaster who worked out all the possible moves for the endgame and then made his play; Tony was the pawn.
This... is not that guy.
Don't get me wrong - I loved arrogant, impulsive first film Doctor Strange, but this just seems a big step backwards for his character after his carefully calculated actions in Ragnarok and Infinity War.
All that said, Tom Holland is precious.
I get the impression that
We've had Thanos very recently, who not only wiped out half of the population in the universe, but created a strong debate and theories in real life, over whether or not his plan would actually benefit the greater good moving forward... with no clear answer to that.
If there is one thing we have learned by now, it's that marvel are masters at deception in trailers. I won't be the least bit surprised if he says no and it's actually Peter that reads on the spell and tries itThis looks fun but I was frustrated bythe step backwards for Doctor Strange's character. By Ragnarok and certainly Infinity War, we had a far more mature character making high-level decisions.
And now he's messing with the whole multiverse to save a kid's reputation?
That's first film-level irresponsibility, not the clever, calculated Master of the Mystic Arts who defeated Thanos. Doctor Strange was the chessmaster who worked out all the possible moves for the endgame and then made his play; Tony was the pawn.
This... is not that guy.
Don't get me wrong - I loved arrogant, impulsive first film Doctor Strange, but this just seems a big step backwards for his character after his carefully calculated actions in Ragnarok and Infinity War.
All that said, Tom Holland is precious.
Yes, you get that impression, but if you watch you will notice strange is not actually talking in that sequence, it's words from other parts of the movie. I don't know, Marvel has just done a good job of getting me to not trust trailers at all
