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Yes blanks can absolutely kill someone when fired at point blank range. However Brandon Lee wasn't killed by a blank. He was killed when a blank sent the head of a bullet that was lodged in the barrel of the gun they were using on set into his spine.

Yeah I don't much care for her but I can give credit where credit is due. She knows how to cultivate a following. And I'm seeing shades of what she was talking about echoed with these guys. Namely the dipping of toes into the unpopular end of the pool. My read on reactions like that is that Black Widow may end up suffering from being pushed back in amongst all of the Marvel streamed shows which have the luxury of time to marinate a bit longer and develop their characters in ways a single movie can't. The D+ shows have changed some expectations but under the original plan that wouldn't have happened until after Black Widow.

WandaVision was much further along in production, shooting was practically done, when COVID ground everything to a halt. Falcon and Winter Solider had some production delays even before the pandemic due to the earthquakes in Puerto Rico earlier this year.

In the comics they're usually shown to have a shared power set with a few that can do certain things better than others or having developed unique abilities. But yeah they could all fly.

It's just one of the Lunar New Year posters that Disney has started doing for their upcoming releases for the year. They did them for about a dozen different movies this year.

Yeah I agree. If you're going to plant your flag on a point of creative contention which makes the most sense; Ahsoka Tano, after a period of tutelage under Anakin Skywalker, goes on to become a formidable warrior or Darth Maul, after being cut in half in the in the cinema classic The Phantom Menace gets some new legs via force voodoo and proceeds to wreck all comers? I know where I'd land and it's not on Campea Island.

I thought his mother sacrificed her soul to Mephisto as a part of a ritual and Doom eventually gained the right to try and free her from Mephisto's realm/plane once per year. That's why he's so driven to seek power, or became the reason at some point (because comics).

I think Doom is more magic melded with technology and when the cosmic intersects with Earth he takes the opportunity to try and grab some of that to.

He's given Filoni flack for overpromoting Ahsoka in the two series she's appeared in for a while now. Anyone who has read the Ahsoka Tano novel (which Filoni didn't write but I'm sure was consulted on) already has an idea as to Maul's fate during the Siege of Mandalore.

Yeah I know it's just an IMDB entry I'm just saying the phrasing can be interpreted different ways, whether it's a legit synop or not.

"Research on the Time Stone" could be an effort by Strange to find a way to reform it or infuse something else with it's power. Since Wanda's abilities came from an Infinity Stone that would be a good pretext for involving her in his research.

I know Derrickson made it known that Nightmare was a villain he wanted to play around with but is there anything indicating he's going to be the big bad beyond that? (I haven't followed the rumors on this one very closely, just caught a few set pics from WandaVision). Maybe one of the creative differences he backed out over was Marvel trying to tie Wanda back to the entity from her comic book origin; ie. Chthon.

There's the obvious mashup of the two characters' names. Also the premise of the show is apparently based on Wanda creating a pocket reality where she and Vision live an idyllic American middle class life that mirrors classic television shows from the late 50's/early 60's. Maybe she watches old re-runs as a means of escape, I dunno.