Sweet Berry

After listening closely to that part played by RDJ... I’m starting to think the voice we heard in the VisionQuest post-credit scene might actually belong to APOCALYPSE. I could be reaching, but the possibility is too interesting to ignore..📺📺📺

So why didn't Ultron just use nanobots to repair Jocasta instead of letting her go like that in VisionQuest finalw6? This is the same Ultron who can build and control an army of machines, but now when it comes to Jocasta, suddenly there is nothing he can do?📺📺📺

WAIT… you mean to tell me Wanda has been buried under rubble for 4 years and wakes up with her eyeliner still PERFECT?📺📺📺

VisionQuest is ending today, and I know I am not the only one hoping to see some very important members of Vision's family My finale predictions are: Billy's appearance: 80% Wanda's appearance: 30% (I'm delusional as hell, I know ) Agatha's appearance: 10% Me crying: 200% The moment Vision said, “I lost Wanda,” I was already emotional. So if Marvel brings Wanda back, even for a few minutes, I'm DONE and I am Satisfied...📺📺📺 What are your predictions for the finale??

I've been seeing this VisionQuest ad with this scene, and I know that it hasn't happened yet? Are Marvel planning to merge Vision and Ultron into one being, similar to what we saw in What If…?, but without the Infinity Stones? Because if that is where this story is heading, we could be looking at something terrifying...📺📺📺

We all remember that Vision crippled Rhodey in Captain America: Civil War, right? That is why I'm surprised Vision never seem worried about it in VisionQuest. Rhodey was his friend, and one mistake left him paralysed for life... So isn't it worth remembering📺📺📺

People keep saying the Avengers would have lost to Thanos even if Zemo had never divided them, but I disagree. Zemo didn't defeat the Avengers physically. He did something far more dangerous which is he destroyed their trust in each other. By the time Thanos arrived, Tony and Steve were on opposite sides, the Avengers were fractured, and Earth's strongest heroes weren't united when the biggest threat in the universe showed up. Maybe Thanos was still stronger, but an undivided Avengers team would have had a much better chance📺📺📺

Is DC trying to be Marvel or what? Because tell me why DC seems unable to trust anyone who hasn't worked with Marvel...📺📺📺 First, they brought in Bryan Singer, the man behind the X-Men movies, to direct Superman Returns. Then they brought in Joss Whedon, the man behind The Avengers, to finish Justice League. As if that wasn't enough, they brought in James Gunn, the man behind Guardians of the Galaxy, to lead the entire DCU. And now... they are bringing in Jeremy Latcham, a Marvel veteran who worked on Iron Man, The Avengers and Guardians of the Galaxy, to take over DC Studios. At this point, DC, just admit you are studying Marvel's playbook. Consistency is the key to building a successful cinematic universe. You can't keep changing the people in charge and expect a long-term vision to work overnight

But I want to understand something… IS DC CỤRSED OR WHAT? Why does DC keep changing leadership every three years?📺📺📺 James Gunn was supposed to be the Kevin Feige of the DCU, but now he is stepping down before his cinematic universe has even had enough time to prove what it can become. Yes, Clayface may not have delivered the box office DC wanted, and not every movie will be a hit. Sometimes you have to take risks, learn from mistakes, and build on what works. This is the same James Gunn who gave us the Guardians of the Galaxy trilogy. I genuinely believed he was the right person to give DC a consistent vision. Now we are starting another chapter with another leader. How is DC supposed to build a connected universe when the people in charge keep changing?

I can't wait to see Doctor Strange's face when he realises that Wanda's children are very real...📺📺📺 He kept telling her that her children were artificial simply because she created them using magic. But Wanda knew who she was and what she was capable of. She knew her sons existed in other timelines, even when others doubted her. And look how things turned out. We now have Billy and Tommy as teenagers in the MCU.

So..If I get this correctly, Ant-Man spent the entire movie learning how to use his suit...📺📺📺 Only to end up being beaten by a Villain who casually puts on the similar suit.. Darren Cross had barely started using the Yellowjacket suit, yet he gave Scott a serious fight. How does that make sense? Is the years of experience not supposed to count??

After Marvel's latest reveal of the Doombots, I'm starting to wonder if they will serve as a substitute for the Sentinels in Avengers: Doomsday. But honestly, I really hope RDJ's Doctor Doom survives Secret Wars in some form...📺📺📺 I don't want Marvel to build up one of its greatest villains just to make him a one-saga threat.

Guys, I think this client in VisionQuest might be Tony Stark's uncle Morgan...📺📺📺 Remember how Tony told Pepper about his “eccentric uncle Morgan” in Infinity War? In the comics, Morgan Stark is Tony's cousin who wants to steal his technology. And I also think he might be the same person who stole the Tesseract from Camp Lehigh in 1970, Howard Potts.

The thing is, it was never a strict one-trip rule for everyone...📺📺📺 The Avengers only had enough Pym Particles for one round trip each, plus two test runs. But Thanos wasn't following their plan or their limitations. When past Nebula's network synced with future Nebula, Thanos gained access to her memories and the information needed to understand the Avengers' time-travel mission. With that information, he was able to track their destination and use the Pym Particles brought back by Nebula to get his army into the future. And remember, Thanos had an entire Sanctuary II warship and a massive army in 2014. He didn't need to recruit a new army; he needed a way to bring the one he already had forward in time.

We don't talk enough about how heartbreaking Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 actually is. Poor Rocket was created by a psychopath, tortured for daring to dream of a life beyond his cage, and forced to watch his friends die His story is one of the most beautifully written and emotionally devastating stories in the entire MCU...📺📺📺 I genuinely almost wept in the theatre watching what he went through. James Gunn gave us a reminder that sometimes, the funniest character in the room is the one carrying the most pain. And honestly, I think this movie deserved far more credit than it gets.

FIRST LOOK AT NIGHTCRAWLER IN AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY!! We see him using his teleportation abilities, reminding us why he could be such a valuable asset in a multiversal conflict...📺📺📺 So are we finally going to see Nightcrawler get the action sequences he deserves, especially with his teleportation abilities? And with the X-Men entering the Avengers' world, do you think Nightcrawler will be fighting alongside the Avengers or against them?

Thor has joined more teams than any other Avenger, yet Marvel keeps making him a side-character?📺📺📺 From the Avengers to the Revengers, the Guardians of the Galaxy, and now Avengers: Doomsday, Thor has fought alongside so many different teams. But the one that makes me laugh is the new Avengers. He looks less like another teammate and more like someone who's been brought in to babysit them.