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This comment perfectly explains some of my issues with 2/3 of the Star Wars sequel trilogy and why Rey should have been a true Skywalker.

Here’s a link to the video where I found it. If you haven’t seen it yet, I HIGHLY recommend you do. It really is an amazing video 😊

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I’m proud to be a Wanda stan! 😍😁😊

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this just officially killed me. im dead.

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Just for the record, you can love Tony Stark AND Wanda Maximoff at the same time...

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WARNING: Cuteness Overload!

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That last one really hits me in the feels! 😭😭😭😭

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“Uncle Ben needs to be acknowledged in the MCU!”

“No! Tony Stark should be Peter’s new father figure!”

Me:

Like seriously, I love IronDad/SpiderSon, but I also really want them to acknowledge Uncle Ben. Not a suitcase cameo, but maybe a flashback or a visit to his grave or something. They’ve never even mentioned him by name and he’s supposed to be an important part of Peter’s character and story.

Really, who says Peter can’t have TWO father figures?

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Reminder that it’s okay to love Tony Stark and dislike the accords.

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​LEAVE. WANDA. ALONE.

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I ❤️ this scene!

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Is it wrong that I think this MIGHT actually be canon?

I mean, there is that theory that Loki might somehow still be alive after Infinity War. And Valkyrie’s horse did kinda show up out of nowhere. And honestly, I just really want the present-day Loki to somehow still be alive.

Can you imagine though if this actually turns out to be true and we get to see Loki & Thor reunite in Thor: Love and Thunder?

“I told you the sun would shine on us again.” 

Valkyrie: *shows up to the final battle on a horse no one’s ever seen before*

Loki:

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Why Star Wars Needs a Snyder Cut

Why #StarWars Needs a #SnyderCut . . #zacksnydersjusticeleague #releasethejjcut #releasetheabramscut

**CW/TW racist slurs & remarks** It’s been well-documented that racism surrounding the Star Wars Sequel Trilogy erupted in an overt social media boycott stemming from a few fringe members of the Star Wars fandom. Star Wars Episode VII was originally accused of being “anti-white” and promoting “white genocide” because John Boyega was a Black stormtrooper and other leading faces were not white…

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Okay, so I know Kevin Feige has said multiple times that Spider-Man: Far From Home is the end of Phase 3 and the Infinity Saga.

And of course there’s fans who see it as an epilogue or even a “long post-credits scene” to the Infinity Saga. And I understand the reasons why Feige and the fans see it that way.

But for me, personally speaking, it doesn’t work.

Now, yes, I do understand that Far From Home is meant to explore the world, specifically Peter, after the events of Infinity War & Endgame and how he moves on after Tony’s death.

But that, to me, sounds more in line with Phase 4 - WandaVision, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, Thor: Love and Thunder, Guardians of the Galaxy 3, etc. - where we find out what happens to all the surviving heroes and how they move on after Thanos.

As a matter of fact, the only film that doesn’t really work as a part of Phase 4, to me, is Black Widow.

Keep in mind, Tony and Steve weren’t the only Avengers we lost (R.I.P. to the three of them 😢) And unlike many of the other Phase 4 projects which are set after Endgame, Black Widow is a prequel that takes place after Captain America: Civil War. We learn more about Natasha Romanoff’s past and her family figures. We’re supposed to see Taskmaster, Secretary Ross and even Tony Stark himself. And it’s possible that the mid/post-credits scenes will lead directly into Phase 4.

That, to me, sounds like a much better film to close out Phase 3 and open the doors for Phase 4 than Far From Home. And considering Natasha didn’t get a funeral at the end of Endgame, this - in my opinion - would be a great way to honor her memory and sacrifice. By having her long-awaited solo film serve as the ending (or epilogue, or “long post-credits scene”) to the entire Infinity Saga.

And it works perfectly when you consider that the Infinity Saga begins and ends with the two people who sacrificed themselves to save the universe. 

And you can still watch Spider-Man: Far From Home, but instead just watch it as the beginning of Phase 4 (and the next saga) as it was originally supposed to be. I think it actually works better that way and it lines up better with the rest of Phase 4.

Unfortunately, we have to wait a little longer for Black Widow to come out before we can actually see it and properly end the Infinity Saga. But it’ll be worth the wait. 

To sum it up, in my opinion, the “true end of the entire Infinity Saga, the final film of Phase 3″ is not Spider-Man: Far From Home, but instead Black Widow. And Far From Home is instead the first film of Phase 4 and the next saga which includes many other post-Endgame projects.

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In this house we love and appreciate Wanda Maximoff. 

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I will forever defend these two ❤️💙

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Sometimes, redemption isn't always the answer.

I think it goes without saying that I wasn't a fan of Kylo Ren's redemption...It was handled pretty bad IMO. So I made a video about it.