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Let me firstly commend the producers: Dustin Bernard, Jacquelyn Ben-Zekry, and Jeff MacVittie for this amazing piece. Episode 8 took me unawares: I didn't think of the possibility of multiple Jason Primes (abductee Jason) returning to a single reality. Complex and thrilling! The series metaphorically conveys the weightiness in individual decisions. Showing that we can never correct the past. We can only change the future. At the moment of writing this review, I think the series is really about Jason 2.0 (abductor Jason) trying to live out his "What Ifs", though the story is mostly written from Jason Prime's perspective. It's definitely a worthy watch.

Total waste of time. A very weak story; nothing really connects the audience. If Kang won this fight, perhaps the movie would have not sucked. This would have been the best time to give us Kang and Nathaniel Richards' backstory. I only know so much about Kang because I've been watching @ComicsExlained on YouTube. But for the most part, Marvel has kept us non-comic book fans in the dark. I think this plot should have been about Kang and not Scott Lang's chivalry. And the display of emotions is so unreal. Not the acting but the script. I'm glad I wasn't in the cinema for this. Still, it really hurt me to download a 2 hour long CGI presentation.

I thought Guardians of the Galaxy was a bunch of comical space-gun slingers, but this is the best work Marvel has put out since Loki. It had the complex almost no Marvel cinematic story had - cinematic emotional ingenuity. And the humour is so real. It touches heavily on the complexes people develop from fractured growing-up experiences, emotional closures/healing, fragility of humanity, growth, and the importance of family/friendship. This one really had me. 🤧🤧 I know it's only a movie but it doesn't feel unreal.