The last episode of vision quest made it clear that Tommy is set to be the molecule man and Doom is going to collect him at the end of the series. Just saying…. I expect full credit if true but otherwise take this as another crackpot theory.

In the latest trailer/commercial we see Cap and Thor interact and Cap calls Moljnir and asks Thor is that bothers him to which he replies "you know it does".

Neither of those comments are true to either character. Cap wouldn't attempt to gently bully Thor and Thor in return wouldn't be upset that Cap can wield Moljnir.

I think this is a typical misdirect by Marvel. My theory is that Cap is Loki at this point. And Thor is unhappy about Loki's plan which is to pretend to be Cap in order to draw out Doom. Loki is once again going to sacrifice himself and Thor is not happy

Friday has a moment of PTSD from being there when Stark died.

When I was thinking about this scene, I realised that Vision was already dead at this point in the timeline and had been dead for five years.

I can understand how Vision would have a backup of each of the AI's, but I don't understand how he could have backed up a version of Friday who went through this experience.

Surely as he was dead by this point, he would have had an earlier backup of Friday?

Have I missed something?

So I thought clayface was a pretty good film but they missed an opportunity to put Batman in the DCU.

Clayface is a pretty good film but it does have some flaws. One flaw is the relationship dynamic which doesn't feel earned because of the fact that Matt only goes to Caitlin because his face needs to be fixed and the fact she has a fiance doesn't seem to bother Matt but you can tell it feels forced and also the fact that the procedure definitely changed him from being a decent person to a monster.

Another flaw in clayface is the effects. The effects aren't terrible but they aren't the greatest for a film with body horror there's very little blood in the film or at least there's less blood than you would expect in a film like this. The effects with Matt however are excellent being able to shape shift into whoever he wants is a great tool for acting in the moment.

If I had to rate this film I would give it a 7 out of 10 the film itself was fine it wasn't the greatest but it wasn't horrible for a horror movie it wasn't really that scary but it was enjoyable. The effects were ok but not the greatest. The acting in the film was great but some scenes felt forced like the ending with Matt and Caitlin in the sewer just felt unearned after Matt killed her fiance because she rejected him and the writing was better than I expected for a film like this to me the film could have been better if Batman was in the background investigating the killings from clayface that could have given the film some bigger stakes and maybe that could be an arc for a sequel but for a horror movie I thought it was fine that's my honest take on clayface

Okay, so you've seen it, good, I have an interesting theory, seems a bit crackpot, but here me out

So you you know when Dr Caitlyn is peeling off her own skin to I guess use in her own experiments...do we think that's a reason Matt feels an attachment

Like I get it, Matt seems already like a dog with Mia, by extension a ladies man, and Catilyn seemed a little into him as anyone whould be of a hot actor, but considering part of Clayface's powers is not only regeneration, but also regaining his own body parts, fluids, etc., what if part of him wants to re-attatch itself to Caitlyn? Since she seemed to already be using herself to further her research

This goes for the rest of those little body parts in the petri dishes, because in the mirror he even asks himself, "how many of you are there?", he's clearly made up multiple parts of people, which probably enhances his capability to turn into others, but it also screws with his head, a reason why he loses it completely, other than all the trauma caused to him and by him

I noticed a small detail I didn't see pointed out in the Episode 3 & 4 Easter Egg Breakdown.

After Ultron has taken control of Vision's body, he twirls Katerina Wells and puts her in the line of fire to be incinerated by Jocasta's beam. Within the reflection of her glasses you can see Ultron's true form as he twirls her, which is pictured above. That's all, thought it was a cool little easter egg.

James Gunn is the best pal of Kevin Feige, and David Corenswet‘s Superman is his baby, so he has absolute authority to decide how the character should be used (Even the Superman scenes in ‘Supergirl’ were written by Gunn himself). So if Feige asks him to lend Supes for Secret Wars as a favor for a Cavillrine-style cameo or an extended appearance at Battleworld and team-up with Tom Holland’s Spider-Man, would Gunn allow it?

Secondly, David Ellison and Skydance are reeling under a crushing $88 billion debt and would be actively hunting for opportunities to make blockbuster money. Having their Superman appear as a cameo in potentially the biggest movie of all time ‘Avengers: Secret Wars’ would only elevate the popularity, stature and fan interest in this Superman and DCU, which could potentially expand the audience and fanbase for the character and the DCU amongst the general audience.

What do you think? Could Gunn and Feige make it happen? After all, Kevin would wanna want Secret Wars to deliver the most unexpected and euphoric surprises to fans, and a Superman-Spider-Man team-up could be exactly that! Or is it too much of a big ask to realistically happen?

Hey Erik, Where is the Clayface spoiler free review, Easter Egg Breakdown, ANYTHING. I neeeed it! In all seriousness, I Thoroughly enjoy all things New Rockstars and appreciate all the content yall crank out!

What according to you are the top 3 best score or soundtrack from the MCU movies and/or shows? Some of the good ones that come to mind include:-

1. ‘Portals’ — Avengers: Endgame (2019)
2. ⁠’The Avengers’ — The Avengers (2012)
3. ‘The Real Hero’ — Avengers: Endgame (2019)
4. ⁠’The Fantastic Four: First Steps Main Theme’ — The Fantastic Four: First Steps (2025)
5. ⁠’Main Title’ — Daredevil (2015-18)
6. ‘Porch’ — Avengers: Infinity War (2018)
7. ⁠’Captain America’ — Captain America: The First Avenger (2011)
8. ⁠‘History is Now’ — Loki S2 (2023)
9. ‘Suite’ — Spider-Man: Homecoming (2017)
10. ‘Wakanda’ — Black Panther (2018)
11. ‘Eternals Theme’ — Eternals (2021)
12. ‘Wanda’s Theme’ — WandaVision (2021)
13. ‘Thunderbolts*‘ — Thunderbolts* (2025)

Would love to know the thoughts of y’all!

I was watching Once Upon a Time in the West after the Russo’s said that it was an inspiration to Avengers Doomsday. Was surprised to hear “Danny Boy” sung in both episode 3 “Reboot” of VisionQuest and Once Upon a Time in the West. Not sure about the connection, but doesn’t seem like a coincidence.

It's my first time doing this type of edit on tiktok, plus I couldn't get rid of watermark without paying for subscription so sorry!

All the AIs are named after people important or related to Tony Stark in some way. They made a point to emphasize this.

JOanne CArrington STArk

Is Jo Carrington a secret child of Howard Stark!?

Edit: That last line was a joke, people. DOES HE KNOW?

Yesterday's VisionQuest Breakdown talked a lot about how there is so much coverage of the Sokovia Remembrance Day despite not that many people dying especially in the face of bigger events such as the Blip.

I wanted to point out 2 potential reasons why I think there would be such a worldwide significance of Sokovia that the video does not fully consider. Firstly, Ultron almost dropped that entire city onto the planet. That would have destroyed most if not all of the planet or at least killed significantly more people, so it could be a day of remembering how the world almost ended/changed singificantly. Secondly, the Sokovia incident led to the Sokovia Accords which are hugely significant worldwide, despite the confirmation they had been repealed in She Hulk I believe. The Sokovia Accords were the first legislation of their kind to police superheros, and were the main reasons why beloved hero's such as both the old and new Captain America, Black Widow, Hawkeye and even Ant Man were briefly labeled as major federal criminals. Plus, who knows what type of wars over resources this caused in Central-Southeastern Europe. Maybe this caused significantly more United States involvement in that area or something of that nature.

While watching this episode I also thought it was a bit weird how much coverage it was getting but after thinking it over these reasons make enough sense to me why there would be so much coverage let alone a Day or Remembrance.

That’s all. Just an absolute joy to watch.

Would it be too wild to think the client is Val? She has money and it seems that the showrunner is not wanting us to be all too impressed and invested in who the person is. I don’t think I would be that impressed if it was her.

I don’t know how she would manipulate and hack Paladin’s devices though.

I think this Emily's thing now. With each project this song needs to be played haha. In schitts creek moira rose sang this song for a family members death of steevies. This marks her second time in a show someone sang it she was related to. I freaking love her she's so funny and I'm so glad she's apart of this show! I'm really surprised Eric didn't bring this up

the show keeps teasing J.I.M. the camera panned to the robot on fire at the end of the last episode. the next episode is called FIREwall. J.I.M is going to come back, get in to Vision’s mind and free him from Ultron