@Goldboink - my money is on M.O.D.O.K featuring....ass cheeks and everything.

@Goldboink - It's a reeeeeally hard movie for me to watch. I've tried twice and fallen asleep both times. I just can't get into it.

@Goldboink - 🤣🤣🤣

@IronGenesis - I'd watch that

@Goldboink - perfect!

@IronGenesis - OT but after seeing Oppy in 70mm it will be a [frick]ing crime if RDJ doesn’t win the Oscar.

@IronGenesis - perfect 👍

@IronGenesis - so meta

@Forthas - It may very well be 838 Wanda though. I'd imagine that universe is going to come after her assuming she was in control of her body. And maybe 616 Wanda can sense that 838 Billy and Tommy have been taken for interrogation and are scared so 616 Wanda dreamwalks into 838 Wanda again and completely wrecks havoc which is where Phoenix and Scarlet Witch will battle while Wade and Wolverine get pruned.

@videovac - Talking to their... SuperFriends? I kid, I kid. Anyhow, sorry for the late response but I've been busy. Anyhow, I agree that the MCU's villains have been hit or miss, but for me it's been more "hit" than "miss" (obviously your mileage has varied and that's totally cool). The one thing that I think that we have to keep in mind is that Marvel is Disney and Disney is... Disney. So they have a very broad audience and naturally with Marvel they're still going to want to try to appeal to the widest audience as possible, so I think that's why to date we haven't seen a lot of truly deep, dark, scary villains (although I think that Thanos and the like were pretty hardcore with the whole "killing half of the universe" thing). Now that Marvel will be dipping their big toe into the "R-rated pool" with "DP3" hopefully if that goes well we may soon see some more hardcore villains, particularly in the street-level and supernatural shows and movies (i.e. "Punisher", "Midnight Sons", etc.).

Regarding them elevating supporting characters to getting their own limited series, I se where you are coming from, particularly in the case of "Agatha" and "Echo". I think that shows like those started off from the "Chapek Era" where the mandate was to churn out as much MCU content ASAP and so whenever they had a character from a series that resonated with the fans the said "Ah-ha! Get them their own show ASAP!". I since think (hope) that the shows that remain for these side characters are there to serve a purpose, such as to either introduce new characters building up to "A:SW" (i.e. "Wonder-Man") or to bridge between/lead up to something bigger (i.e. "Echo" supposedly setting up "DD:BA").

Anyhow, that's just my take. Obviously you have a harsher take than I do, but I respect your opinion and wanted to offer my response. Cheers!

@Forthas - You know what Ten Rings are for? Hands.