[LukeB]

https://www.cbr.com/ms-marvel-bosslo...i-kamala-khan/

Youtube video

[LukeB]

If a mod sees this can you move this to TV chat please because I forgot this was for a disney+ show.

[Barry.]

I knew this as she gave Captain Marvel a bad review or something

[Oliver_W]

Cool. I don't really know much about Ms Marvel, from what I gather she's basically Peter Parker but with Stretch Armstrong powers?

[Shaun]

super a****innoyin' in the game (or at least the beta i played)

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Barry.

I knew this as she gave Captain Marvel a bad review or something

Underrated film

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Shaun

super a****innoyin' in the game (or at least the beta i played)

She's not that bad as a character. Not great but not unbearable, got less annoying as it went on. Her powers/moveset isn't much fun but that's maybe a personal preference thing I dunno. She's a bit slow and ... erm ... "flailing" and I was maining Black Widow (speedy speedy fast paced combat).

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Peter Parker but with Stretch Armstrong powers?

...I can see the similarities in the characters, yes. And "Stretch Armstrong" is pretty accurate. She has the exact same abilities as Mr Fantastic from Fantastic Four as far as I could tell?

[Tom4784]

It's difficult to say whether it's a good choice or not since she's an unknown but I like the character and I hope they do her justice in screen.

Originally Posted by LukeB

Underrated film

One of my least favourite Marvel films, tbh. It just felt dated as hell (and not because it was set in the 90's), and the script was painful (I always cringe when I think about the 'cockpit' line). Few male writers can write feminism well without it feeling like pandering and that film felt like it pandered too much. Of course, this is me speaking as a man so take it how you will. I hope the sequel gets a female writer and director.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

One of my least favourite Marvel films, tbh. It just felt dated as hell (and not because it was set in the 90's), and the script was painful (I always cringe when I think about the 'cockpit' line). Few male writers can write feminism well without it feeling like pandering and that film felt like it pandered too much. Of course, this is me speaking as a man so take it how you will. I hope the sequel gets a female writer and director.

In terms of it feeling dated, I think the issue there was that it felt like a Phase 1 "origin movie" when the MCU was long past that. That said, I think it measures up well enough in comparison to those origin movies... just placed weirdly in the overall series because we didn't "know" her and the MCU was so established. It felt MUCH more organic with Spider-man and Black Panther being given a soft introduction in Civil War before their first solo. I think giving Capt. Marvel a larger intro in Infinity War/Endgame before her solo backstory might have been a better choice.

[Oliver_W]

A lot of the "non event" MCU movies just wash over me a bit. Like, they're all good, but not all memorable. The two Guardians of the Galaxy films and Thor 3 are the only ones that really stand out, the rest feel really cookie-cutter.

[DouglasS]

I feel like no one will want to watch this movie

[Tom4784]

I'm sure the racists will probably give it a miss.

[user104658]

I'm pretty sure it's a Disney+ series, not a movie?

[LukeB]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I'm pretty sure it's a Disney+ series, not a movie?

Yeah it's a disney+ series and it's MCU so it will do well

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier

I'm pretty sure it's a Disney+ series, not a movie?

Both Kamala and She-Hulk will eventually appear in the films though. I can see Kamala turning up in Captain Marvel 2.

[Oliver_W]

Are Ms and Captain Marvel connected at all in the comics? I could swear Ms Marvel was Jean Grey's original hero name?

[Tom4784]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

Are Ms and Captain Marvel connected at all in the comics? I could swear Ms Marvel was Jean Grey's original hero name?

Captain Marvel (Carole Danvers, that is) was originally called Ms. Marvel and she was the sidekick/spinoff character to the original Captain Marvel who was a male character. The original Marvel was pretty unpopular though while Ms. Marvel had a following so they gave her the Captain Marvel and the Ms. Marvel mantle went unused until Kamala Khan was created. Captain Marvel is basically her idol and they've interacted a fair bit in comics, I believe.

Jean's original hero name was Marvel Girl, close though.

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by Dezzy

Captain Marvel (Carole Danvers, that is) was originally called Ms. Marvel and she was the sidekick/spinoff character to the original Captain Marvel who was a male character. The original Marvel was pretty unpopular though while Ms. Marvel had a following so they gave her the Captain Marvel and the Ms. Marvel mantle went unused until Kamala Khan was created. Captain Marvel is basically her idol and they've interacted a fair bit in comics, I believe.

Oh cool To me Captain Marvel is Shazaam

Jean's original hero name was Marvel Girl, close though.

oops

[Barry.]

I can’t wait for the tv shows

[Nicky91]

Youtube video

first episode is on Disney+ as of last wednesday


i'm going to watch that ep tonight, very perched for this, hyped up apparently as a crucial new superhero for Marvel's Phase 4

[Nicky91]

whew, great first episode

Spoiler:

definitely feels very refreshing, great acting work as well, love Matt Lintz in this too (Henry from The Walking Dead)

loved Abbu's (Kamala's dad) dress up as Hulk


AvengerCon, so she intended to dress up as Captain Marvel with a invention by Matt's character Bruno, but she forgot those gloves in the bathroom, apparently her powers are connected through her family bracelet


mid credits scene, for next episode - some agents have noticed her via surveillance camera footage and they want to bring her in to recruit her i guess

[Nicky91]

Spoiler:

Youtube video

episode 2 promo

[Nicky91]

episode 2

Spoiler:

seems like there is a curse with her bracelet (somehow connected to her greatgrandmother Aisha), and she is seeing hallucinations of some woman, and at the end of the episode when she got into Kamran's car, he introduces her to his mom and she looks exactly like the figure in her hallucinations

seems like the agents are Damage Control, and one of them is who we saw in spiderman: no way home


what we also saw in this ep, Kamala training her powers with help from Bruno, and Nakia running for the Mosque council

[Nicky91]

episode 3

Spoiler:

so revealed that Kamran's family are lost in time after having been exiled, Aisha was missing the moment when she and Kamran's mom went separate ways in the temple

the Damage Control agents raided the wedding ceremony of Aamir & Tyesha looking for Light Girl/Kamala (also a bit racist to go accusing a mosque of hiding a superhero when they only know what colour and probably know what religion she is from )


near the end of the ep, Kamala's best friend Nakia whom got into mosque council after winning the election, found out about Kamala's superpowers

and her Nani called and said Kamala had to immediately come to Karachi, after also having seen same vision about a train

this is sooooo enjoyable also the bits of bhangra dancing for a introduction series to go into Phase 4, pretty well made, lots of backstories all in all for each character close to Kamala



already hyped for next week's episode 4

[Nicky91]

episode 4

Spoiler:

lots of other MCU related easter eggs in this (bit of a X-Men reference and also a mention of Thor)

it seems the Clandestines/Djinns are from another dimension, another part of the multiverse i'm certain of that now

Kamala got to meet another group who call themselves Red Daggers

it ended with Kamala's bracelet being hit by a spear, and suddenly she found herself back in time during the time of the partition in Karachi


all in all, very great episode once again, very cool chase scenes too

more conversations between Kamala and her Nani

Iman is a talented actress btw, has to be said