What If…? 2021–2024 DVD9.BluRay New Episode Download via Magnet
50/49
Exploring the most important moments in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and turning them on their heads, taking viewers into uncharted territory. Chadwick Boseman’s final Marvel project before his death. Observer: [Episode Narration] Time. Space. Reality. It’s more than a linear path. It’s a prism of infinite possibilities, where one choice can branch into infinite realities, creating alternate worlds from the ones you know. I am the Observer. I am your guide through these vast new realities. Follow me and think about the question… “What if?” When the Marvel logo appears, it transitions to an animated form that matches the art style of the show. Edited for Marvel Studios: Legends: Guardians of the Multiverse (2023). A very simple episode where you have to rush to fit those pieces into the puzzle. And my facial expressions were also pretty straight forward when I watched this episode because there was no emotion or even a logical narrative, I get that this is an obsessive show aimed at kids? But only kids who are familiar with the entire MCU so far might enjoy it. Let’s see how the other episodes go, but I’m not really excited about this one. Edit: Episode 2 gave a real sense of what the MCU is all about. It was creative and thoughtful with major WHAT IF moments. I really enjoyed seeing “T” back on screen. However, episode 3 was cut short, forcing me to edit this review. It was so emotional and exciting to watch that I could have watched the entire movie in this episode. It reexamined the characters we know to the point where you want more. I hope to get a 10 star edit by the end of the season. Edit II: Here’s another star from me for a “weird” 39; but a thought-provoking episode that was the best of the bunch in terms of writing, voice acting, animation, and plot. Special mention to Benedict Cumberbatch for his voice acting as the boss. Kudos to Marvel for pulling this one off. However, heading into episode 5, the show was definitely entertaining, humorous, and engaging with quality animation, but again it shows too much without giving the audience enough time to absorb things. Still, the series 9/10 at least until the next two episodes. It needs to get past episode 4 to get a 10 from me. Update your watchlist with the latest movies and TV shows coming to Disney+, with old favorites and top newcomers.
