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Can someone please explain to me how did vision know how wanda died? Especially cause she died in a different reality. I think that should be known to dr strange right? or did i miss something?
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Unpopular Harry Potter opinion: Dumbledore wasn’t playing 4D chess when he died, he completely miscalculated and got caught with his pants down
The fandom loves to pretend Dumbledore perfectly planned the exact moment of his death on the Astronomy Tower, but the reality makes zero strategic sense.
Why his final plan was actually a massive disaster:
-He Simply Ran Out of Time: Dumbledore knew the ring curse was terminal, but he expected to have weeks or months left to finish training Harry. He didn't intentionally hide how to destroy Horcruxes; he just died far sooner than he ever anticipated.
-The 40% Deficit: Leaving three teenagers stranded with only 30-40% of the Horcruxes found, while allowing Death Eaters to take over Hogwarts and torture students, was never a "master plan." It was a sudden, chaotic crisis.
-Harry Already Knew: Dumbledore didn't waste time teaching Harry how to destroy them because Harry had already done it. He stabbed Riddle’s diary with a Basilisk fang in year two. The roadmap was already sitting right in front of him.
Dumbledore wasn't an all-knowing puppet master in his final hour. He was just a brilliant man who assumed he had more time than he did.
Was Dumbledore a flawed genius, or did he just fail Harry at the end?
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Tom Holland's Spider-Man suits, ranked.
Brand New Day finally looks like Spider-Man, not Stark tech.
Which one would you put at number one?
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There's still something that makes no sense. In Infinity War, Strange looks through 14,000,605 futures and only one has them winning. In Multiverse of Madness, the Illuminati kill Thanos on Titan with the Book of Vishanti. If a book was enough, why did our Strange need the Time Stone?
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The thing that makes Doctor Doom terrifying is that he doesn't need to be the most powerful person in the room. He just needs to figure out how to take that power for himself.
Hickman's Secret Wars is the perfect example. Doom didn't overpower the Beyonders through brute strength. He worked with Molecule Man, took their power, and used it to build an entire world with himself at the top. That's what separates him from villains who just want more power. Doom finds a way to make the impossible happen, then convinces himself he's the only one who should be allowed to do it.
That's the version of Doom the MCU needs to get right. Not just a powerful villain, but a man smart enough to challenge gods and arrogant enough to believe he should be the bloody one.
It has come to my understanding that a lot of people who didn't read the comics are confused by how strong Dr. Doom is in Avengers: Doomsday, especially if their only frame or reference is the 2005 Fantastic Four movie.
Let's look at Dr. Doom from Jonathan Hickman's comics: Victor Von Doom stands in a rare league: he can step into a room with Doctor Strange and be taken seriously as a master of sorcery, while simultaneously rivaling Reed Richards, the smartest man on Earth. He didn't choose between science and magic he mastered both, making him exponentially more dangerous.
Beyond that, Doom doesn't need to be the strongest person in the room because he will simply figure out how to steal the power of whoever is. Throughout Marvel lore, he has stolen the Silver Surfer's Cosmic Power, usurped the Beyonder, and harnessed the energy of Galactus-level beings. He repeatedly ascends from battling Earth's heroes to wielding power that reshapes reality itself.
That is the Doctor Doom the MCU is taking on. Not a guy in a metal suit who shoots lightning from his hands, but a dictator whose sheer intellect, magical prowess, and relentless audacity allow him to siphon godlike power. If Avengers: Doomsday brings this version of Victor to life, audiences are going to learn very quickly why the entire Multiverse should be terrified of him.
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It could have easily fit the Destroyer. We never get a clear idea of how the Destroyer works in the films but in the comics, it's essentially a suit of armor for battling Celestials and able to wield Odin's oversized arsenal such as the Odinsword, a sword way too big for him to wield alone. Perhaps this Gauntlet was constructed with that concept in mind, that Odin would wield the Destroyer wearing a Gauntlet and whatever else is in that Vault.
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Broken by what, exactly? Chris was privileged enough to think the world owed her everything, and the moment she faced consequences, she made Carrie pay for it. Having problems doesn't give you the right to deliberately destroy someone else's life. We can explain someone's behaviour without making excuses for it. #Carrie
Personally, I wouldn't call Chris a psychopath. She was clearly broken by everything she went through, and while that doesn’t totally excuse her actions, it does help explain how she got to that point. #carrie
Broken by what, exactly? Chris was privileged enough to think the world owed her everything, and the moment she faced consequences, she made Carrie pay for it. Having problems doesn't give you the right to deliberately destroy someone else's life. We can explain someone's behaviour without making excuses for it. #Carrie
Personally, I wouldn't call Chris a psychopath. She was clearly broken by everything she went through, and while that doesn’t totally excuse her actions, it does help explain how she got to that point. #carrie
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Personally, I wouldn't call Chris a psychopath. She was clearly broken by everything she went through, and while that doesn’t totally excuse her actions, it does help explain how she got to that point. #carrie
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If Carrie's mother wanted to protect her from sin, why did she make her so afraid of the outside world that she couldn't even understand normal teenage experiences? #carrie
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She was a rich brat who thought she could get away with anything, and people still say she was misunderstood? 😭 Her G-Wagon gets taken away, and she takes her anger out on Carrie by dragging her to the place where her dad died. Like, are y’all serious right now? #Carrie
