h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Entry: The Ultimate Marvel Film Guide: 2020 - 2022 - A87962890
Author: Bluebottle - U43530

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Just reading this again...

"anticlimactic following the Infinity Saga" - is the Infinity Saga related to Avengers: Infinity War (2018)?

Footnote 2 - is it just Maisie Williams who was in Game of Thrones here?

Venom: Let There Be Carnage Plot section - what happened to Eddie Brock's career and what is the importance of Dan? "save Barrison from Carnage and Shriek" - Carnage and Cletus?

"Powers: Experimental strength-enhancing drugs that left mentally unstable." - Green Goblin has drugs that leave victims mentally unstable?

"Dr Martine Bancroft, love interest" - would it be correct to say "Dr Martine Bancroft, scientist and love interest"? or is Dr Bancroft a biologist or other specialist?

"Powers: Stretchy" - neatly put!

"it makes all the plots in which the characters collected infinity stones and the like instead of visiting the omnipotent being at the centre of universe seem redundant" -

"During the week Princess Shuri decides to give lots of random characters Iron Man-esque suits, so they can later have their own spin-off Disney + series" -

How did Killmonger make a Black Panther impossible?

Why does a Mesoamerican background enable a Disney+ spinoff?

Excellent concluding section

Thanks for re-reading this Excellent comments as always.

I've tweaked the opening paragraph and reworded the Maisie Williams (I think it is now number 3 after an explanation on Infinity Stones).

As much as I'd love to be able to list Dr Martine Bancroft's scientific achievements, sadly 'Morbius' isn't that sort of a film and is a bit of a mess. She's really there to be the token attractive female character – but at least she's a token attractive female character with a doctorate, which… okay, that's not really any better at all, is it? I'd say biologist is likeliest but I've tweaked it a tad.

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"a token attractive female character with a doctorate" - aha! Well tweaked

Cletus Kasady - Cletus Kassidy?

"Greek gods Athena, Icarus, Circe, Mercury and Hephaestus" - these are not all Greek Gods, but I see about the characters being inspired by Greek/Roman myths and legends.

"What If�?" - the dreaded symbol salad - I see that is "What If...?"

"wearing a rainbow" - is that a rainbow badge?

Excellent

Good points all - I've corrected Cletus' surname and clarified that it was a badge (which in a different dimension presumably is also be a LGBTQ+ symbol rather than showing support for the NHS, promise from God not to flood the world again or just a colourful decoration).

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