FIRST TIME WATCHING ANT-MAN AND THE WASP! - Marvel Movie reaction

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It's so hard to not be able to watch Endgame just yet! But I definitely enjoyed this one too! I hope you enjoy my reaction to watching Marvel's Ant-Man and the Wasp for the very first time.
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[@ieyke]

"This IS the way." **covers Baby Yoda's eyes** Comedy genius.

[@bodyxcount22]

*Grogu

[@ieyke]

@@bodyxcount22 Gesundheit

[@mikell5087]

The "drive-in" movie they were watching on their laptop in their back yard was the classic giant ant movie "Them!" from 1954. I grew up on that movie watching it on the late show. 1950's science fiction cheese at its finest! You'd love it! (Probably not!)

[@gamingwhileotherssleep4650]

Loved watching Them! with my Dad. Such a good movie.

[@3DJapan]

Another good option would have been Attack of the 50 Foot Woman.

[@fakecubed]

I think I saw part of it once, when I was a very young kid, decades after it came out. It really freaked me out.

[@Wyattoons]

24:06 When I saw this movie opening night and THAT happened, the whole theater gasped. I was sitting towards the front and when it cut to black, I raised my hand and snapped my fingers. One dude from the back yelled “OH F*** YOU!!!”

[@jlilley73]

LOL yeah, everyone was having such a great time, and then when the Snap happened, there was an audible groan from the audience!

[@lordmortarius538]

Bill Foster is another hero from the comics: Black Goliath. That's why he and Scott were comparing sizes lol Luis is also the BEST part of these movies.

[@ieyke]

For the CORE MCU story the remaining viewing order is: - Captain Marvel - Endgame - Spider-Man: Far From Home - WandaVision - The Falcon & The Winter Soldier - Loki - Black Widow - What If?... - Shang-Chi & The Legend Of The Ten Rings UNRELEASED (rough viewing order): - The Eternals - Hawkeye - Spider-Man: No Way Home - Ms. Marvel (supposedly coming out this year) Other MCU shows outside the core story: - Daredevil (HIGHLY recommended) - Jessica Jones (HIGHLY recommended) - Punisher (Watch AFTER Daredevil Season 2) - Luke Cage - Iron Fist - The Defenders (watch AFTER Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, and Iron Fist) - Agent Carter (recommended) - Cloak & Dagger - Runaways - Agents Of SHIELD

[@datzfatz2368]

great list, but just one thing: why is Agents of Shield not highly recommended?^^

[@ieyke]

@@datzfatz2368 Because it's good, but kind of a mixed bag.

[@zkeletonz001]

@@ieyke It is a mixed bag. Some seasons are so-so, but when its good, its very good. The good seasons are better than any of the Disney+ shows so far. Though it does have the benefit of building up the characters over a longer period.

[@williammcnirlan4820]

For Defenders it's after Daredevil season 2 and season 1 for the rest to watch it

[@datzfatz2368]

@@ieyke i personally disagree/dont find it that much, but fair point^^

[@IH8YH]

the weird animals in the quantum realm are actually Tardigrades which are a real thing ranging from 0.1mm to 1.5mm en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tardigrade

[@michaelccozens]

Virtually unkillable, our water-bear friends. Vacuum of space? No biggie. Cosmic radiation? We call that Tuesday.

[@Bock3039]

True, but they aren't in the "quantum realm" yet at that point. That's on a way, way smaller scale. Doesn't really matter though, 'cause the quantum realm they visit makes absolutely no sense, but still.

[@IH8YH]

@@Bock3039 True, Hank is on his way towards the Quantum Realm and comes across these cuties while he shrinks.

[@kennethstevenson4817]

Those little critters tardigrades, also known as "water bears," are real.

[@maroncavano2587]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJLHhWCpeMypm6M rip the actor who played ant man

[@futuramayeah]

Mary, thank you for showing the Baba Jaga scene it was so funny when i first saw it when Ghost appears out of nowhere after the funny truth syrum scene and just shouts : The Woods! and one of the wombats goes into the chant/nursery rhyme to not be scared

[@zarquondam]

7:48 - This scene is making fun of a number of previous Marvel movies where the main characters disguise themselves by just wearing baseball caps.

[@tarmaque]

This is actually one of my favorite movies, for all sorts of reasons. Michael Douglas has indicated a desire to do an Ant Man prequel about him, using the same d-aging technology. He's so great in this I can support it, although I don't think it'll ever happen. He's so great because Hank Pym is a bit of an asshole, and he portrays this perfectly while still making him likable.

[@IH8YH]

even if this was interesting, i would have the same cautiousness about the action scenes as i have with for example De Niro and Pesci in The Irishman.... in the de-aged scenes you can see them move and posture like old men and its just weird! also having Michael Douglas do physical stuff (even if limited due to stunt doubles) it would still be dangerous... just look at Harrison Ford. he got injured on the set of Star Wars 7 and now again while filming the new Indiana Jones... Old People are brittle....

[@barkingmonkee]

I agree it's unlikely, but as long as we're daydreaming - I don't want to give away any spoilers but since a Hank Pym prequel would probably be set during the cold war or shortly after there's a certain 'Black Widow' character I think it would be cool to see him crossing paths with... Also, since Marvel has the X-Men rights now a Hank Pym era prequel might be an interesting way to introduce a key character or two.

[@tarmaque]

@@barkingmonkee A young Hank Pym Ant-Man movie would have to have been set in the 70's. Natasha would not have been born yet. Just saying. However we could see him fighting a young Red Guardian and some other baddies.

[@barkingmonkee]

@tarmaque yup, that's exactly who I was thinking of. Wouldn't even have to be a fight, necessarily, I just think the interaction would be cool.

[@IH8YH]

@@barkingmonkee but then you would have to explain where these characters have been all the time,why didnt fight to save the world etc etc

[@fakecubed]

The actress who plays Ava, Hannah John-Kamen, also played the lead in a pretty good science fiction show called Killjoys.

[@attackonhumby]

whenever they say "blank" will return it means you're going to see them sooner than in that hero's next movie. like a crossover movie or cameo's in another hero's movie.

[@IH8YH]

Endgame Spiderman Far From Home Wandavision series The Falcon And the Winter Soldier series Loki series Black Widow Shang Chi (in theaters right now)

[@leewinstead917]

Actually Loki starts during Endgame

[@leewinstead917]

And Black Widow occurs before Infinity War

[@IH8YH]

this is the actual release order and it makes the most sense too. initially BLACK WIDOW was supposed to come out right after SPiderman Far From Home and before the first Disney+ series but got delayed due to covid. In the end it turns out watching Black Widow AFTER the three shows is making more sense.

[@leewinstead917]

I will agree watching it in this order makes sense I thought you were trying to put them in chronological order so my mistake

[@IH8YH]

@@leewinstead917 to put the MCU into a fully correct chronological order you need a doctors degree haha i still hope someone outthere with enough skill and waaaayy too much time on their hand edits ALL the MCU movies and shows into one massive movie. every scene chronologically. AND gets it right!

[@Suchega_Uber]

The shows should definitely be after Spider-Man Far From Home. Black Widow can be slotted in between the shows just about anywhere, but I think you will be fine if you stick to release order. You are so close to getting caught up, it's so exciting. As strange as it sounds there really is a difference watching it when it's still "new" and after it has been out for a while. There is something about the wait and the anticipation that heightens the experience.

[@IH8YH]

i feel the introduction of a certain character makes more sense in the actual release order compared to what it would have been if Black Widow had released BEFORE the shows.

[@mylesm.5147]

The shows are all definitely after endgame

[@barkingmonkee]

**Agent Carter, Agents of Shield & all the Netflix Marvel shows begin to cry**

[@SWE87HS]

I never get enough of Mary laughing. It always makes me laugh too.😄😸

[@user-lp1rf7jh2h]

I feel she snorts when she's laughing, right?

[@eolsunder]

yea she's a goofball isn't she. I listen i just like the accent.

[@marksullivan7766]

The Antman series add a much needed fun factor to the MCU. As always love the reaction 💫 🤠

[@antoineporche-rideaux4841]

The villain named ghost is actually a iron Man villain but since Ultron who's ant-man's main villain in the comic books was used in age of Ultron marvel decided to use ghost as the main villain in this movie

[@chrismcelligott5462]

Loved your reaction! My favorite part was when you got jump scared at the pigeon. Always enjoy hearing your laughter!

[@leewinstead917]

Her mother had seen her as an adult when she possessed Scott

[@boanerv]

Back in my day, we had to wait a year to finally watch Endgame

[@the_judge_8262]

Lol

[@michaelccozens]

Being in the theatre for the midnight showing of Infinity War on release day was a trip. Don't think I've ever seen a movie crowd that close to a riot. The Russos are masters.

[@sakidickerson]

release order is always the way! that's how people wouldve saw them at the time they came out and they way its intended

[@danielhoehne801]

OMG, Mary getting startled by the pigeon and screaming killed me. :)

[@jlilley73]

I rewatched that, like, 8 times :D

[@natefuller4039]

Another hit among hits, and continuing the tradition of well-established respected actors in Marvel supporting roles with Michelle Pfeiffer and Laurence Fishburne.

[@leewinstead917]

I watched a video of Marvel’s best bloopers one of the best things about it was Stan Lee adlibbed a number of lines for this movie

[@Drforrester31]

Paul Rudd as Michelle Pfeiffer was such an amazing idea. With how fun both Ant-Man movies are I'm super excited for where the third will go!

[@djVOME]

If you like the actress that plays the antagonist, she is the main character in a sci/fi show called Killjoys.

[@DarkraitheLoner]

Don't know if anyone has shared this yet, but when Lang grows to be gigantic, he becomes Giant-Man. Just adds a G and an I to Ant-Man

[@applejuicefool69]

Ok so here's the thing I don't understand about this movie (and others dealing with the Quantum Realm). So Hank's wife is shrunk down and lost for many years, then they shrink down to go rescue her. How did they narrow down and locate the exact tiny region where she is? I mean, isn't that like a needle in a galaxy-sized haystack?

[@3DJapan]

17:51 It's a tardigrade aka Water Bear. They're amazing and can survive almost anything. Radiation, under water in the arctic, in space...

[@adaddinsane]

The creatures are Water Bears (Tardigrades), 0.1 - 1.5mm long.

[@SylvanMane]

And they are super cute and indestructible

[@esmilloalexis]

This movie is the best movie next to infinity war because it has comedic relief and made us forget even just for a little bit of time how devastating it was when infinity war ended. But then, the post credit scene literally said, "forget about thanos snap? here let me show you and bring back the emotional pain."

[@DPM_Portraits]

I will never gonna unhear cecil again. that actor is awesome

[@vwlssnvwls3262]

Lewis is my favorite part of these movies. He is just so hilarious, and his stories are done so well.

[@IH8YH]

Luiz is the best!!!

[@ApesAmongUs]

The fact that they did not get Luiz to retell the entirety of the MCU so far in one unbroken story is the biggest missed opportunity ever. The final shot could be Stan saying "Excelsior" with Luiz's voice.

[@Punslinger1005]

I just love the feel of the Antman movies. So light and funny. Great imaginations went into make them.

[@xbatx69]

Glad you love these reactions. Watching them in release order is the best choice! looking forward to your upcoming reactions.

[@tedflanc1024]

After how sad the ending to Infinity War was, this movie had the feel good, light-hearted, family- oriented humor that we didn't expect but we all needed. That's why this film is in my top five favorite movies in the whole Marvel franchise. The others are the other Ant-Man movie, Thor: Ragnarok, the first Captain America movie and Infinity War!!!

[@ccricers]

This is one of the funnest MCU movies with one of the darkest post-credit scenes.

[@barkingmonkee]

I almost regret that she's nearly caught up b/c I enjoy the rxns so much. Two thoughts: - Stan Lee's comment about the 60s was ironic since that's when he, Ditko & Kirby came up with so many of the classic Marvel characters. - One of the several benefits of watching in release order is the trend by the studio to follow up heavy material with lighter/heartwarming fare. Its almost like the execs knew people would be binge-watching them later.

[@BillTheScribe]

The "creature" that wasn't cute is real. It's known as a "water bear" ( I can't recall it's real name) and can live in nearly any environment, including space.

[@Codametal]

Oh, btw, that end graphic of yours is really good. It's relaxing, chill, and cozy. Good job! Sorry I didn't say so before when you first started using it. I want to screen cap it and use it for a screen saver.

[@Will-nn6ux]

They do so well getting comedy out of little things being big and big things being little!

[@theblackestvoid]

Always watch things in release order.

[@wunschables]

The TV shows are all best watched after Endgame, and personally I would watch them in the order they were released on Disney+. They don’t have to be though.

[@MoviesAndTvShowsAreSubjective]

Yeah

[@majaaxholt1927]

Wanda/Vision before Loki, though.

[@snakesnoteyes]

The woman who plays Ava is also in Killjoys, and I high key recommend checking that out at some point.

[@chuck2tall]

I have enjoyed going on this ride with you. I really hope you will continue and watch/react to the Disney+ shows. They've been fantastic and are setting up future films and series.

[@christopherk2185]

Considering the What If ...? Episode that just aired.... Maybe not.

[@NeuroticNomadic]

After "Spider-Man: Far From Home" is WandaVision, then Falcon and The Winter Soldier, then Loki, then Black Widow, then What If... then Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings Although Black Widow came out before Loki ended and Shang-Chi came out before What If... ended. Also: The "ABC" shows ("Agent Carter", "Agents of Shield", etc.) are "soft cannon" at this point; and it appears as if the Netflix shows ("Daredevil", etc.), are all-but-retconned out of the MCU. This may change by Christmas, tho. For a full list check the wikipedia page "List of Marvel Cinematic Universe television series"

[@Ein_Schachdude]

After Infinity War I felt so sorry for you. The sentence "now I have to go to bed" really hit me. So I'm happy, that you're in good mood again and obviously enjoyed the film, which is one of my favourites, too.

[@briguy399]

I like your Snort laughs - They are So cute ! LOL LOL

[@kenlangston3451]

The first time I saw this and Michael Douglas was dressed like the FBI agent I thought it was the Stan Lee cameo. Lol

[@Cuthbert903]

The release order of things that you should watch after this one is..... Captain Marvel Endgame Spider-Man: Far From Home WandaVision Falcon and the Winter Soldier Loki Black Widow (technically this was supposed to come out before the shows but Covid happened) What If...? Shang-Chi (this will have a 45 day theatrical release and should be available on D+ before anything else comes out) Eternals (Nov 5th) Hawkeye (Nov 24th) Spider-Man: No Way Home (Dec 17th)

[@zarquondam]

But the One-Shot "All Hail the King" really needs to be watched before Shang-Chi.

[@williammcnirlan4820]

If you enjoyed Hannah John-Kamen's character in this, you might want to give Killjoys a try at some point. Another interesting character she gets to play, where she is the lead.

[@MravacKid]

The Ant-Man movies are some of the most imaginative of the MCU :)

[@CamCygi]

So after Spiderman Far From Home: WandaVision The Falcon and the Winter Soldier Loki Black Widow What if...?

[@Carabas72]

Although you can watch Black Widow whenever after Spider-Man Far From Home, because it came out about 18 months later than planned.

[@Arthezius]

Genuine and great reaction as always! I can't wait until you get to Endgame!!!!

[@codyhoney9101]

Her laugh makes me smile.

[@bdbaggett1643]

Great job, Mary! I'm really enjoying your MCU journey.

[@keitholsen8787]

Mary looking for a good, wholesome movie after Infinity War. End credit ties directly into Infinity War ending…

[@CaptainFrost32]

Agent Carter Season 1 : before Endgame Agents of SHIELD : after Iron Man 3, Season 5 ended one hour before Infinity War, 6&7 are a cloverleaf story that synchs up after Endgame. Wanda/Vision shortly after Endagame Falcon & The Winter Soldier Loki Black Widow Shang Chi just take them in release order.

[@glennwisniewski9536]

The movie they're watching at the end is Them! (1954) about, you guessed it, giant ants.

[@bigdream_dreambig]

Yeah, that end credit scene was a real slap in the face when I first saw it.

[@IH8YH]

in the beginning of first ANT-MAN there was this whole hoopla about it because originally EDGAR WRIGHT was writing it and was supposed to direct it too, which was really exciting because of his previous work (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz, Scott Pilgrim etc) and when he left the movie over creative differences everyone was upset and wanted Marvel to get him back.... campaigns were started etc.... Then Peyton Reed was tapped to rewrite the script and direct the movie as well and i actually am very damn happy that he got to do the first and this one too because they are damn great and among my favorite MCU movies! the humor is just perfect and i doubt Edgar Wright would have done a better job tbh. Peyton Reed is a perfect match for the Ant Man franchise!

[@futuramayeah]

in the comic books, they had an Avenges comic book in the 1980s and a West Coast Avengers comic book too, set on the west coast, with a different line up from the New York team, so it was sort of like a West Coast Avengers movie almost just without all the other West Coast Avengers, but in the comic books, Ant Man and the Wasp were the founding members of the Avengers. the mcu just didnt' include them until now

[@cliveklg7739]

Lawrence Fishbourne films you haven't seen. Apocalypse Now, Boyz in the Hood, What's Love Got To Do With It?, The Tuskegee Airmen. The reunion scene feels drastically different after the latest "What If" episode. :)

[@vandera]

Great reaction Mary! I had the same experience watching the endcredit scene; totally forgot that this was set around the time that Thanos did his thing...

[@togroglog2457]

Better comment than the one I deleted: So her father is actually the classic Ant Man villain "Egghead" and you wanna talk about a villain I thought I was NEVER gonna see live action, even in a flashback scene?

[@kenlangston3451]

It’s not part of the MCU but I would recommend seeing Spider-Man Into the Spiderverse. The animation is incredible and it is very entertaining.

[@andrewhoward6946]

Seconded. Absolutely amazing movie, 100% worth watching.

[@csako2668]

@@andrewhoward6946 She will LOVE it!

[@IH8YH]

didnt win the oscar for best animated feature for nothing :D

[@matthewmckibben]

Just a flat out masterpiece from beginning to end.

[@aliwilliams8545]

Yep. What a fantastic idea!

[@blueroninstudios]

To answer your question at the beginning of the video, Mary: Yes, the MCU tv shows on Disney+ DO take place after Endgame, and they are released as follows - 1. Wandavision (kind of a love letter to tv shows of decades past, 50's, 60's 70's 80's 90's up til today) 2. The Falcon and the WInter Soldier (Sam Wilson and Bucky Barens are back, woohoo!) 3. Loki (watch Endgame FIRST, trust us!) You're welcome!

[@Shaspid]

All the series including Wandavision, Falcon and the winter soldier, Loki and What If you should watch it AFTER Endgame, actually after Spiderman Far From Home....

[@Teeklin]

Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. takes place during the course of the movies and is often directly impacted by what happens in the film. It picks up right after the first Avengers film and is probably the best of the Marvel series. Wandavision and Loki and Falcon and the Winter Soldier all take place after endgame as a bridge between the movie phases. What If is a theoretical series that isn't really fitting anywhere into the timeline and has to do with hypothetical scenarios different in each episode but all within the Marvel universe.

[@jkhoover]

Watched this whole video waiting anxiously to get to the end credit scene reaction.

[@BillTheScribe]

Agents of Shield started before Civil War. Things from the movies affect this show, but it's one way. Daredevil/Jessica Jones/Luke Cage came after the battle of New York (Avengers), but aren't really part of the timeline. Wadavision and the others come after Endgame.

[@3Rayfire]

Mary talking about a breather...what has happened to me that I'm cackling like Harkness knowing how this ends?

[@CaptainFettCosplay]

this movie, then Captain Marvel, then Endgame, Spiderman Far From Home, then Wandavision, Falcon, Loki, What If.

[@nickrocha1997]

WandaVision, in release order, is after Spider-Man Far From Home but chronologically WandaVision is 3 weeks after End Game and Spider-Man Far From Home is 8 months after End Game

[@jackmartin36]

For release order, after Endgame you watch Spider-Man: Far From Home, then phase 4 starts with WandaVision, Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Loki, Black Widow, and then What If (which is currently being released). Shang Chi also just came out but it was only in theaters

[@matthewmckibben]

To answer your question, you can definitely wait until later for the MCU television shows. Off the top of my head, they all take place either directly or a year or so after "Endgame" and each one calls back to the events of "Endgame" and prior. I think you'll really like those shows, especially "WandaVision" and "LOKI." "Falcon and the Winter Solider" is really good, but it was filming during the pandemic and you can tell that they had to go back and re-film/rewrite a TON of stuff. Made it more choppy. But long story short, you can wait until after "Endgame" or all of them.

[@Carabas72]

All three were filmed during the pandemic, but Falcon & The Winter Soldier was affected worse because it originally had an actual story about a fictional pandemic (it was written before Covid) that they had to remove for obvious reasons, and it leaves the antagonists as much more poorly developed characters than intended.

[@redviper6805]

Most of this took place like a week before Infinity War. That 50s movie Scott, Hope, and Cassie were watching is called THEM! Pretty good film. Recommend watching it; not necessary to do a reaction video

[@beaux2585]

Hi Mary!! Did you recognize Ava (Ghost) from Game of Thrones and/or Harry Potter? She played the wildling Osha in GoT that we all loved. Your take on Natalia Tena's facial expressions was right on, she is very good at it.

[@_eena_]

Ava is played by Hannah John-Kamen, not Natalia Tena.

[@beaux2585]

@@_eena_ OMG, you are right. I stand corrected.

[@Thed538dhsk]

Honestly the Antman franchise is perhaps my personal guilty pleasure fav of the MCU. They aren't the best directed or .oat epic but they are so funny with such great family wholesomeness

[@sunnybhogal8267]

Love your reactions :)

[@mconnaghan]

I'm loving this journey. Getting so close to caught up!

[@Eidlones]

Ant-Man and the Wasp is one of the only Marvel movies where I struggle to remember anything that really happened.

[@zarquondam]

17:53 - That's a tardigrade; it's a real thing.

[@TheViper4Life]

WandaVision is the official start of Phase 4. You watch it after Spider-Man: Far From Home. Phase 4 as of right now is, WandaVision, The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Loki, Black Widow, Marvel's What If?, Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Ring. Updated ranks: 1. Avengers: Infinity War 2. Captain America: The Winter Soldier 3. The Avengers 4. Captain America: Civil War 5. Thor: Ragnarok 6. Guardians of the Galaxy 7. Iron Man 8. Spider-Man: Homecoming 9. Doctor Strange 10. Avengers: Age of Ultron 11. Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 12. Black Panther 13. Ant-Man 14. Captain America: The First Avenger 15. Iron Man 3 16. Ant-Man and The Wasp 17. The Incredible Hulk 18. Iron Man 2 19. Thor 20. Thor: The Dark World

[@LittleMan27]

Far From Home, WandaVision, The Falcon And The Winter Soldier, Loki, What If? (1-4), Shang-Chi

[@davidcorriveau8615]

Janet Pym nee Van Dyne, the Original Wasp...one of my few regrets about the way the MCU ended up is that she (and Hank) were not original Avengers as in the comics. Really after Captain America the Wasp has the most significant impact on the Avengers of any character in Marvel Comics.

[@J-Schizzle69]

Paul Rudd is a treasure. Thanks for another excellent reaction, you do a fantastic job.

[@kennycooper294]

elias starr is egghead from the comics i believe

[@jeffthompson9622]

Evangeline Lilly was awesome in Real Steel, with Hugh Jackman. If you haven't watched it you should.

[@Justin_Ritchie]

Release order the shows are after Spider-Man Far From Home 1.Wandavision 2.Falcon and the Winter Soldier 3.Loki

[@Caseytify]

The tv shows all take place after Endgame. Captain Marvel takes place around 1995. One more movie and you'll be ready for Endgame!

[@ernestoaranda717]

It's nice to see you smile and laugh again. :)

[@antonytjp]

Hi Mari I just found out that Og bojangles or Sam did some editing for you… how cool 🤩

[@jlilley73]

The elder Ant-Man (Hank Pym) and Wasp (Janet van Dyne) are actually 2 of the original founding Avengers in the comics, along with the Hulk, Iron Man and I think Thor (Captain America came shortly after). Ant-Man has, I think, left and rejoined the Avengers several times over the decades, but the Wasp -- Janet -- was actually pretty much a mainstay: One of the most consistent members of the Avengers, their sometime leader I think, and one of the few and most prominent early female Marvel superheroes. So a lot of comic book fans were pretty bummed that Janet was seemingly killed off in the first movie after little more than a cameo. It's great that this movie reversed that (which probably was the plan all along), but it's still a little sad that she hasn't been more prominent in the MCU -- the Avengers could use a larger female presence, for sure.

[@zarquondam]

WandaVision is definitely after Endgame. The order of recent releases is: Captain Marvel (movie) Avengers: Endgame (movie) Spider-Man: Far From Home (movie) WandaVision (tv) Falcon and Winter Soldier (tv) Loki (tv) Black Widow (movie) And then the Shang-Chi movie and the What If? tv series are out at the same time (right now), but neither seems to presuppose the other. You should really watch the "All Hail the King" OneShot before Shang-Chi, though. It's basically a bridge between Iron Man 3 and Shang-Chi. You'll be puzzled by some stuff in Shang-Chi if you haven't seen "All Hail the King." Of course you should really watch all the OneShots. They're short, you could easily react to them all in one video.

[@zarquondam]

And yes, release order is generally best.

[@oriyanbarnes]

With the shows I recommend just sticking to the release order of those and the movies that came between

[@michaelash8552]

The Disney Plus TV shows should all be started after Endgame at least. You could wait until after Spiderman but it doesn't matter. However their are other Marvel TV shows that are (loosely in some cases) part of the MCU that you can watch anytime you wish without any spoilers. They include 1) Agent Carter (2 seasons) 2) Agents of Shield (7 seasons). Those two are spawned out of the movies though not as tightly coupled as the movies are to each other but you will see characters you know from the movies plus many new ones. There are also the Marvel Netflix series they make reference to the events of the first Avengers movie as the setting is mostly New York City but are unofficial MCU shows. Though there are rumors that some of these characters are going to be brought officially into the MCU played by the same actors from the show. They are 1) Daredevil (3 seasons) 2) Jessica Jones (3 seasons) 3) Luke Cage (2 seasons) 4) Iron Fist (2 Seasons) 5)The Punisher (2 seasons) and 6) The Defenders (1 Season.). The Netflix show are mostly very good. The watch order can be a little tricky. Each show had it's own 13 episode season but there is overlap in the the next show that was released season. Daredevil season 1 is the first show, then Jessica Jones season 1, then Luke Cage S1, then Iron Fist S1 and so on. The Punisher and Defenders take place in the middle of the other shows seasons. So if you watch watch one season at a time of each show that were released in the same year. I'm sure there is a watch order list out there somewhere. This is one other show that was on network TV but it was kind of a flop and was cancelled before the first season was done.

[@RiffingReligion]

WandaVision is set AFTER the events of Endgame, so make sure to watch Endgame before WandaVision.

[@SakiK1327]

No spoilers but seeing this reaction after watching WhatIf episodes hits you differently. I'm really excited to see Mary react to the remaining movies and shows.