SO FUN! | First time watching Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings

[@CristyReacts]

Hi friends! Thanks for the helpful comments! The list of shows and movies I named at the start is indeed incomplete and off the top of my head -- as many of you noticed, I missed some stuff! I might watch some Phase 4 stuff slightly out of order, but I will watch it all :)

[@standomagaa3076]

Hi Cristy, huge fan of your content. Before discovering your channel I didn't really have an opinion on reaction videos as a concept, then I stumbled onto your Return of the Jedi and Infinity War reactions and I realised "I get it!", like I immediately understood the part of the human psyche, so to speak, that this connects with, that sort of ability to relive a movie for the first time through someone's eyes, and also to even see that movie from a fresh perspective, cause for example having seen it many times you may stop noticing some cool things that a first time viewer like you will immediately appreciate. Due to a bit of social anxiety tonight is the first time I've decided to start commenting, specifically about the viewing order. I know you must've had millions of messages by now from people listing all the non-MCU or "MCU-adjacent" stuff you would do well to see, but the thing is, I believe a lot of the ones they talk about are only relevant to the MCU due to a reference or two, and not due to something that actually matters for the viewing experience. So hopefully you won't mind me offering my personal classification of what and when you "should" or "shouldn't" watch (and obviously you should watch whatever you want, above all else :D ) So first, the ones that I truly believe to be "optional", and my reasoning behind that: - What If - you might already know it's like an animated retelling of various past events in the MCU with one or a few changed details to see how it changes the rest of the story. Some people feel it's an essential tie-in, or that it's heavily important for the Loki show, but I honestly don't see that, like its main connection to Loki is that it shows the multiverse which is something that we see the beginnings of in Loki, but there are no major sort of "plot" connections as far as I'm concerned. So I would advise you to leave that one for much later, like for example when you're already caught up with everything and are simply craving more MCU content :D - Venom - the movies made by Sony based on one of the characters from Spider-Man comics, but without Spider-Man in them. There's technically a tie-in with No Way Home, but it happens only in the credits scene and has no real relevance to the main plot of the film, so again, I would advise to leave those be, at least for now and for example seek them out if you happen to be intrigued by that No Way Home credits scene :D - Marvel Television shows (apart from the so-called Defenders Saga, which I'll cover in a moment) range from almost completely disconnected and mostly only MCU by name (like Runaways, Cloak & Dagger and Helstrom) to ones that expand on minor MCU characters (Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D., Agent Carter, Inhumans) in ways that aren't technically canon to the main MCU storyline, however with the multiverse rules applied, I would treat them as sort of overgrown live-action "what if" storylines, and so I believe you could watch them in a similar way, as like something to treat yourself with further down the line when you run out of new MCU content (side note, all 3 of the above, What If, Venom movies and the Marvel Television shows, have had minor character cameos in various MCU projects since Endgame, but like I said before, they were moments that didn't absolutely require knowledge of the original medium to understand the scene, and so I don't believe there's reason to expect you to watch multiple hours of content just to better understand one or two references :) And now the only two ones that I believe to be "required" viewing, and when I believe that should ideally happen for your optimal viewing experience: - The Defenders Saga - the series of Marvel Television shows that I mentioned before (their titles are Daredevil, Jessica Jones, Luke Cage, Iron Fist, The Defenders and The Punisher, they should all be clearly marked as The Defenders Saga on Disney+), they're the only shows so far from the Marvel Television slate that Marvel Studios themselves have declared canon to the main MCU storyline, and elements from them will actually start appearing as early as the final episodes of Hawkeye, and there's some bits and pieces in She-Hulk etc., however I do not believe you absolutely need to have watched the Saga by then since once again, those are more the kind of cameos that function perfectly well even in the context of just the specific show/movie they're in. Instead here's what I suggest: one of the (currently) last MCU shows in terms of chronological placement is called Echo, and that's the one where The Defenders saga backstory really starts mattering more than in Hawkeye or anything before it, so since you've already declared you might watch some stuff out of order, I would just advise you to leave Echo for the very end of your current main MCU viewing order, and simply "knock out" the Defenders Saga before you get into Echo. - And lastly, the X-Men movies - due to the multiverse they will be at least partially integrated into the MCU story in the movie Deadpool & Wolverine, but that one hasn't even come out yet, so you have time for those, and I believe you should just remember to watch them before you one day get around to Deadpool & Wolverine, and you should be good. There will be some cameos before then (and you've even already seen one in WandaVision!), but like I keep saying, my honest belief is they are ones where the understanding of context only enhances the scene instead of being absolutely necessary for understanding it. So this is it, hopefully my monologue could still be helpful among other suggestions you're getting. Will keep following your content regardless, and I hope you have a great night (or day, not sure what time it is anywhere else in the world ;D P.S. None of what I said is actually meant to imply any of these are bad or somehow unwatchable, a lot of them are great, I especially recommend watching Agents of S.h.i.el.d. at some point in the future, even just for yourself as a fan and nor for the channel :D

[@standomagaa3076]

Oh, and obviously the older Spider-Man movies are also required viewing, I just didn't mention them here cause I already knew you were planning the Spider-Month ;)

[@CristyReacts]

@@standomagaa3076 Ahh thank you for that very helpful comment! super appreciate the pointers. I'll keep all of that in mind, and I'm glad to say some of the stuff you mentioned lines up pretty well to what I'm ready planning to do :)

[@yourlifeisagreatstory]

You’re the Shang to my Chi! It’s really interesting to hear what new and/or casual fans have to say about the MCU from here on because Marvel threw their best out first.

[@shinjitetora]

the bamboo is only used as scaffolding. its not incorporated into megastructures itself. Bamboo is actually very strong and the alternative to lumber for alot of projects in areas which trees don't grow as plentiful

[@afrancis1582]

Yep, common in many countries to use bamboo as scaffolding.

[@waynedenton4209]

Watch Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. You will be amazing at the martial arts choreography. Also has Michelle Yeoh (Shang's aunt) in it.

[@XRos28]

I think the father is not a villain, but an anti-hero. He was lead by grief, and didn't act out of bad faith, or bad character. He grew after meeting his wife.

[@carlgibson285]

The big green guy that Wong was fighting in the arena was the Abomination from the Incredible Hulk movie. They added the fin-shaped ears in this movie to make him look more like his comic-book design.

[@CristyReacts]

Ohh yeahhhh! I think the fin ears threw me off!

[@johnsantos507]

Maybe Shang-Chi and the Legends of 10 Rings movie is after She-Hulk episode 2.

[@justAman548]

Yeah the fins definitely confused me. But he was the only one I knew that it could be. Admittedly I’m not huge into comics, so I have no idea if there could be anyone else, besides Hulk.

[@Grujnot]

@@justAman548 Actually, here he is more comics-accurate but yes, it's Abomination from Incredible Hulk and he will reappear later in the MCU

[@justAman548]

@@Grujnot I know who he is and where he is from but I’m just saying that the fins threw me off.

[@redviper6805]

My Dad and I enjoyed that movie. On a sad note, It was the last time I was in theaters with him before he passed away. Can’t think of a better movie of 2021 to watch with my Dad in theaters

[@LiftedMike]

Sorry for your loss. It sucks but I too cherish memories of movies with my dad.

[@deathshadow660]

Sorry for your loss

[@3DJapan]

Walking out of the theater this instantly became my favorite MCU movie. I wanted to walk back in and watch it again.

[@zebrion5793]

Shang Chi is probably the most beautiful movie in the MCU. It was such a breath of fresh air, and probably the best movie in the entirety of Phase 4.

[@ChrisReise]

14:33 You noticed that was Wong from "Doctor Strange" but you missed that the guy he was fighting was Emil Blonsky (The Abomination) from "The Incredible Hulk"

[@alanlaw1050]

Tony Leung who plays the dad, Wenwu, is one of the greatest hongkong actors of all time. Hongkong movie industry was during the 80s, 90s and bit of early 2000s a gigantic industry, mostly because of the china market. Some year they had over 100 movies made so there were alot of movieactors in Hongkong for a few decades. Tony Leung considered one of the very best. Later he also worked extensively with moviepeople from china. Chow Yun-fat arguebly a bigger moviestar but Tony Leung greater actor.

[@babs3241]

I think that Wenwu was very much a child of his times--he came from the medieval era, and everything he did is perfectly in line with a medieval warlord... which sort of naturally transitioned into organized crime, but it's not surprising that, in crisis, he automatically reverts to what he knew as a child.

[@plutosknight]

The Ten Rings was the organization that kidnapped Tony Stark in the very first Iron Man. Also, the monster that Wong is fighting is the Abomination, Emil Blonsky, from the Incredible Hulk.

[@nvp8191]

Here are some Shang chi facts. Shang chi martial arts skills are so great he's able to defeat super powered individuals with his bare hands. The 10 Rings was the same organization that kidnapped Tony Stark in his first movie and help whiplash the villain from the second movie get to the race track to kill Iron Man. The glowing fighter was an extremist soldier from Iron Man 3 and his opponent was one of the black widows who has been released from their mind control. Wong's opponent was the abomination from The incredible Hulk movie and he has evolved in a more comic book accurate look. The MCU differs from the comic books. For example the 10 Rings in the comic book where rings that fit on your finger and created by a dragon species with their own individual powers. The MCU 10 Rings work together with multiple uses. They also where created by Kang the conqueror AKA he who remains from the Loki series.

[@insanegamer5794]

We haven't discovered who created the rings yet. At least not in films. All Bruce, Wong, and Marvel said was that the rings "created a wave of energy that was felt in Kamar-Taj...and that Bruce has discovered a signal being sent." Also, Marvel said that it wasn't like any alien tech she had seen. How does that mean Kang (HWR) created the rings?

[@EMarvinJohnson]

Bamboo is actually surprisingly sturdy. Also those are catwalks for fixing the building, not the actual building.

[@blacksheep8427]

I love how when you say "No," sometimes it's in English y a veces en español. And you can hear the difference.

[@maxvickrey4357]

Honestly phase four has so many cool new characters that get introduced and so many fun projects like th holiday specials and what if and the other shows

[@Zaysj89]

I love how the set is coming along ❤

[@MrROKinROK]

Nice reaction. BTW: I just realized that the head archer was the landlord from Kung Fu Hustle. lol

[@12chapin]

Hello Cristy👋🏻. I think you didn’t recognize who Wong was fighting, that’s Abomination from Incredible Hulk. We also get the fake Mandarin from Iron Man 3, Trevor Slattery.

[@AndreaMGC]

I feel like Shang Chi doesn't get the love it deserves. It's such a great movie

[@qwaurk985]

It's not just a dragon. It's the last dragon and it possesses the power of the glow.

[@user-EricWatson55]

Machete Arm as you called him is known as Razorfist.

[@havok6280]

Better than Taser Face...

[@EmoDragracer]

Yea this is a pretty solid flick 🤓🤙 pumped for this reaction.

[@zmani4379]

Nice reaction - if you want to see some more along these lines, check out Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, which also has Michelle Yeoh, and also Hero, which also has Tony Leung, and for the magical wonderland check out Princess Mononoke

[@IvoB1987]

I think you would also love the Ip Man movies featuring Donnie Yen. They have great fight choreography

[@dewaynehutchinson9495]

I love martial arts so I obviously love this movie I'm a martial artist myself I love watching the techniques and practicing myself. Simu Liu was trained by Andy Le who is part of the martial arts group martial club they're youtubers too

[@johnsantos507]

I love martial arts too.

[@Haldurson]

Make sure that you don't skip Daredevil. Watch it before Hawkeye Spiderman No Way Home and She-Hulk. All of the former Netflix series are now officially in the MCU.

[@havok6280]

As much as I love Daredevil, it isn't necessary at this point especially since Marvel might just reboot it in Born Again.

[@johnsantos507]

​@@c-mcYes they're.

[@MadcapMatt]

Simu actually had to play down how good he was at martial arts. You can see videos on KZbin of him talking about it.

[@shadowfire_08]

dang, you’re gonna be all caught up before Deadpool & Wolverine at the end of July 🙌🔥🍻

[@CristyReacts]

@@c-mc I was thinking of doing the original X-Men movies after No Way Home, what do you think?

[@FutureBoy85]

I'm happy you loved Shang-Chi 😁 It's such an awesome movie, and it's one of my favorites of the newer MCU movies 🐉 I can't wait for you to watch more MCU movies! I'm also glad you don't plan on skipping anything and you're having a Spider-Man month 🕷🕸Don't forget to watch Daredevil before Spiderman No Way Home and Hawkeye.

[@3DJapan]

Yeah, bamboo scaffolding is very common in China. It's cheap, light, very strong, and easily available

[@monacrawford8165]

There a Spider-Man 3 movie that isn't on your list you need watch before No way Home. After you watch The Amazing Spider-Man 2 you need to watch Venom then Spider-Man Into the Spiderverse and then Venom let there be Carnegie. Thats the order you need to watch them in to understand all the reference leading up to Spider-Man No way Home. Also the Ten Rings are the group of people that kidnapped Tony Stark in the first Iron man movie.

[@alexgonzalez-fn9jb]

Nah she doesn’t need to watch any of the venom movies lol

[@CristyReacts]

Whoops! Yeah, I definitely missed some stuff lol. Spider Man 3 will be part of Spider-Month. I'm also gonna watch the Spiderverse films but after No Way Home

[@houdin654jeff]

Is this the most beautiful choreography? I mean, it is good, but there are so many fantastic martial arts movies you should check out to see other great works of the craft. The one that introduced western audiences to it, and won an Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film, is Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon, which also features Michelle Yeoh (Auntie Nan) and features perhaps the greatest sword fight sequence ever made between her and Zhang Ziyi. Highly recommended, it will open the world of wuxia films to you.

[@user-EricWatson55]

You're about to be introduced to the Master of Kung Fu. Shang-Chi.

[@muddabuwshi]

I honestly like your order of watching

[@Darthcicc]

cristy one small change requested during the spidermonth before no way home also do the venom movies as well ok

[@chadfalardeau5396]

Shang-Chi's aunt is played by Michelle Yeoh, a very prolific Hong Hong action star an a Bond Girl

[@RedmoonIndustries]

This is the first Marvel movie to bring true martial arts to the MCU going as far as to pay homage to two Jackie Chan classics. On the Bus as the thugs go after Katy, Shang-Chi fights them off, revealing he's more than just a valet. When one tries to grab him by the jacket, Shang-Chi wraps his jacket around the assailant's arms and knocks him back. He then quickly slips the jacket back on in time to drive an elbow into another goon's chest, which draws parallels to the supermarket brawl in Rumble in the Bronx, Chan's breakthrough in the American market. Another tribute to Chan comes later on when Shang-Chi tracks Xialing's fight club down in Macau. As the Golden Daggers underground circuit gets invaded by Wenwu's goons, a brawl breaks out that sees Shang-Chi and Katy try to escape via scaffolding on the side of the building. It mimics Rush Hour 2, where Chris Tucker's Carter and Chan's Lee ran afoul of the triads, which caused them to engage their enemies on a scaffolding outside a high-rise.

[@peachesnola7860]

I knew that move on the bus screamed Jackie Chan!! Didn't realize it was influenced by an actual move he'd done. I'd heard that the choreography in the fighting scenes was lead by the same guy that worked with Jackie Chan, and that he also played that trainer with the mask in this movie (the one Shang-Chi almost killed, that was the first to die from the soul eaters). I can't remember his name though.

[@DToomer]

Great film. Great reaction. Skipping “What If…” (why, because it’s animated?) would be a mistake as it’s proven to be part of the overall story, tying directly into Loki. Also, we’re skipping The Eternals? If we’re skipping “bad” MCU films, why did you react to “The Dark World?” Lol. If the answer is “I watched Thor because it’s part of the story,” then we have no excuse for skipping The Eternals. It’s not like it’s a “One Shot” or an “I Am Groot” short.

[@CristyReacts]

Thanks for this! That list was indeed incomplete, sorry about that! I might watch some Phase 4 stuff slightly out of order, but I'll watch it all.

[@Saje3D]

In for a penny, in for a pound. And What If is amazing.

[@maxducoudray]

@@c-mcRude.

[@blueroninstudios]

Shang-Chi in the comics usually doesnt have powers, but his sense of "chi", or life force is so concentrated into his fighting style that he can actually take on superpowered and enhanced individuals in single combat. He's fought Woleverine, Spider-Man, Captain America and Black Panther.....and he's also beaten them on different occasions in sparring matches. He is among the BEST martial artists on the entire planet. Some of the most prominent fighters in MArvel have asked him for advice on fighting, but also practical wisdom.

[@Belhade]

Shang-chi even developed and taught a new fighting style for Spider-Man when he lost his spider-sense.

[@Ahris22]

The most beautiful martial arts movie that exists is probably 'Hero' from 2002, this movie borrowed a thing or two from it. :)

[@susanesquer1520]

Good Job Cristy!

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Christy, if you love this fantastical martial arts stuff, I definitely suggest the exquisite "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon", and the outrageous "Kung Fu Hustle".

[@mikehager4897]

Beautiful fight choreography? Indeed. Now, if you have not yet, watch Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and watch it done as well as it ever has been.

[@deenormus1975]

I second this! She’ll love CTHD & there’s MANY viewers who’ll watch along

[@willjohnson8446]

If you enjoyed the martial arts scenes in this film, you may want to check out Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Very beautifully shot.

[@BrenzOTnT]

9:52 That's my car, everytime I see my car in movies it gets destroyed 😢

[@ericgallini3988]

Can't wait for Hawkeye!!!

[@afrodesiac8064]

🍍 🥓 🍕 You know Cristy is into a movie when she hits it with the "Whaddya mean? Whaddya mean? Whaddya mean?" 😆

[@johnirwing2571]

You should check out Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon, superb martial arts Asian folklore movie.

[@SaGeForReal]

Hmmm I still felt bad for Wenwu though even though he did bad things in the past and how he treated his kids. However, in his own ways..he still kept an eye on them and let them live their on lives. Granted, his actions were wrong …I understand he was literally still living with overwhelming grief, sadness, and guilt. He was completely vulnerable + powerful cuz of the rings. He was so desperate to see his wife again when he probably deep down knows she’s gone. It fed him lies and he had tunnel vision..he was focused to getting to his wife.. no matter who got in his way. Yeah he wasn’t a great person and is a criminal/war lord, but he had a great love for his wife and his kids we saw glimpses of that. Especially when he pushed Shang Chi out of way of the evil soul sucker dragon. That was his unfortunate wake up call, but he truly did love and care for his family. He was just put on a dark path and was tricked. At least he saved his son and gave up his rings..he understood in the end with just one look at Shang Chi. So for me being in the Asian culture, where our parents can be harsh or have high expectations. To see Wenwu and Shang Chi have that small moment of realization and understanding hits the heart. Wenwu did not say it, but his eyes and facial expression says it all. Again.. he really did and said some horrible stuff..but he really did love his family.

[@peachesnola7860]

I've seen some people theorize that by giving the rings to Shang-Chi, he gave up the immortality the rings gave him. You can see, even with the slow-mo portion, that it takes a long time for the Devourer to take his soul, and it doesn't really happen until he gives up the rings. I think he probably could have fought it (maybe not defeat), and saved himself, but realized how much he screwed up, and hurt his children in the process. And he finally accepted that his wife was gone & didn't really want to go on without her. So he gave them to his son, knowing that Shang-Chi was more than capable of fighting. Wenwu was a tragic figure for sure. He wasn't fighting for malicious reasons, he was being manipulated in his grief and was blind to everything else. The actor was amazing in that role.

[@Kardashev1]

Wonderful reaction, def one of the most beautiful Marvel movies. You would like The Eternals also.

[@darkymoonlight1570]

love ur marvel stuff

[@MadcapMatt]

Now you have to watch Everything Everywhere All At Once. It's won more awards than any other movie ever.

[@Saje3D]

Just a note about an upcoming film. The Eternals is divisive, but I’ve noticed one of the dividing lines seems to be knowledge of history and mythology. People who get the more esoteric references tend to enjoy it more. It’s not really a popcorn flick and might be the most cinematic in all the MCU.

[@jakesmith5278]

The fight scenes are great, they were choreographed by Jackie Chan's team.

[@Stephirs7]

animal is a Chinese Lion mythologie

[@joeffcatapang2494]

Hi Cristy..dont forget the xmen films before Dr Strange in the Multiverse of Madness..

[@timstack4700]

You need to watch House of Flying Daggers to see a big, sweeping, romantic epic with beautiful fight choreography.

[@msgSharke]

Have you watched Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon? Fantastic colorful and beautiful martial arts movie I highly suggest. ❤❤❤❤

[@pricemoore2022]

Awesome and fun reaction of my Marvel movie!!!!!!😊😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@maxtrix2370]

YOUR Marvel movie?

[@ChrisReise]

Shame on you Cristy. LOL You should remember the 10 rings. They were the folks that kidnapped Tony Stark in the first "Iron Man" and the logo of the 10 rings was also used when the Mandarin in "Iron Man 3" would do his tv broadcasts.

[@DayBlueberry-F]

You've now probably seen all the comments talking about things missing in your list Though they each only talk about a few things you're missing, none have all the shows and movies in 1 comment So I wanted to help Spiderman 3 wasn't on your list before the amazing Spiderman films Also the 2 animated spiderman films "Into the Spiderverse" and "Across the Spiderverse" also are important AND they are absolutely the best spiderman movies in general. There is also the two Venom movies "Venom" and "Venom: Let There Be Carnage" before Spider-Man No Way Home. There is also the What If series that is indeed connected to the MCU even if it's animated, it is still very much connected and worth the watch. Also the very unique MoonKnight show, it's so trippy and fun, that is also important for the MCU. There is also the incredible (at least to me) Eternals movie that wasn't on your list, it is very important to the future of the MCU and definitely needs to be on your list but a lot of people say it was a bad film. There are also the Netflix MCU shows like Daredevil which has 3 seasons, and The Defenders which also has Daredevil in it and it's like Daredevil season 2.5 There is definitely a lot of stuff that has come out over the years, but now in the MCU they are slowing down on the Disney+ shows so catching up is definitely gonna happen soon for you! Oh and another thing is that before you watch Dr Strange 2 you might wanna watch the first 3 X-Men movies Cause now that Deadpool 3 is gonna be part of the MCU you'll wanna watch all those X-Men and Deadpool movies (in total there are 12 movies) and Deadpool 3 is probably gonna poke fun at a ton of them and MCU things as well There is definitely no shortage in Marvel content to watch in your channel and I hope you do manage to get to all of these! I'll definitely be checking out your Patron to help as well, and I can't wait to see more

[@CristyReacts]

LOVE this super helpful comment, thanks so much! I'll have to think about where to fit in Daredevil and the Netflix stuff... ahhh there is so much!

[@ratmackay]

​@@CristyReactswhen you figure it out, if you could drop a community post or a short video with a schedule of sorts, that would be great. I can't afford to sub to Patreons all the time, but I always sub to folks when they do Daredevil and Punisher so that I can watch the complete watchalongs.

[@bertinamiller9626]

You should watch She hulk next because you see some of the characters there from the movie

[@chrismoro8858]

I like more the movie, after your reaction! :)

[@monacrawford8165]

You said that you like new character then when are you going to start on the Marval X-Men Universe movies? Because they eventually emerge together into the MCU if you didn't know that yet. When you start your journey through the X-Men movies watch in release order.

[@CristyReacts]

I'm thinking I'll do the original X-Men films after No Way Home!

[@kingbrutusxxvi]

While I enjoyed this movie overall, my biggest issue with Phase 4 is that we've lost all the characters that built the franchise and now we're having to root for brand new ones. Generally, being introduced to new characters can be a great thing (to further the storylines) but Feige and his gang used the best heroes for the first few phases of the MCU so now we've got something of a B Team moving forward. No one wants to watch a film about Puck, Almighty Dollar, 3-D Man, Doctor Bong or Fluff. Yes, those are all real Marvel characters. I'll assume Fluff doesn't do what his name implies... but he might.

[@CristyReacts]

Hang on, I actually can't wait to meet Doctor Bong!!! 😂

[@Pitbull_1973]

Don't forget Spider-Man 3 in your Spider-Man month!!

[@CristyReacts]

Yep! sorry, it was an incomplete list haha

[@LittleMan27]

What’s left of Phase 4: What If…? Season 1 Shang-Chi and The Legend of the Ten Rings Eternals Hawkeye Season 1 Spider-Man: No Way Home Moon Knight Season 1 Doctor Strange and the Multiverse of Madness Ms Marvel Season 1 Thor: Love and Thunder She-Hulk: Attorney At Law Werewolf By Night Black Panther: Wakanda Forever Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special Phase 5 so far: Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 Secret Invasion I Am Groot Loki Season 2 The Marvels What If…? Season 2 Echo X-Men ‘97 Deadpool & Wolverine (July 26, 2024) Agatha All Along (September 18, 2024) What If…? Season 3 (TBA Fall 2024) Eyes of Wakanda (TBA 2024) Your Friendly Neighborhood Spider-Man (TBA 2024) Captain America: Brave New World (February 14, 2025) Daredevil: Born Again (TBA March 2025) Thunderbolts* (May 5, 2025) Ironheart (TBA 2025) They are currently filming and finding directors for projects right now, such as “Blade” movie, “Ms Marvel Season 2” show, “Hawkeye Season 2” show, “Moon Knight Season 2” show, “Young Avengers” movie, “World War Hulk” movie, “Vision Quest”,” show, “Scarlet Witch” movie, “Nova” show or movie, “Shang-Chi 2” movie, “Doctor Strange 3” movie, “Spider-Man 4” movie, “Thor 5” movie, “Fantastic Four” movie, “Avengers 5” movie, “Avengers: Secret Wars” movie, and other projects

[@Punkanova]

Why no Spider Man 3 in the Toby Maguire series?

[@CristyReacts]

Actually yes I will be watching it, it just slipped my mind when I listed the movies here

[@MarcoMM1]

No What If, The Eternals, Venom, Moon Knight'? You skipping movies that are tied to the Future MCU movies. Btw you ask what the Dragon name he is called The Great Protector. And a Fun-fact Christopher Townsend, the visual effects supervisor, explained that they based the movement of the Great Protector on sea snakes and eels, always trying to keep her animation very fluid and poetic. For the physiology of the dragon, they referenced reptiles and birds, always keeping in mind the vastness of the creature.

[@CristyReacts]

I'll get to them! Switching up the order a bit but everything will be watched :)

[@MarcoMM1]

@@CristyReacts Thanks and you will see foward in the MCU universe its all connected thats why we all said this. Keep up the amazing work.

[@brendancolquitt3029]

Did you skip what if?

[@ronron2254]

can you do the Filipino movie, Seven Sundays

[@DaveHof]

If it's not too late, you really should watch season 1 of Daredevil before you start Hawkeye. There is a reason for this.

[@chrislecount4801]

I’d rather not be a professional-trained assassin.

[@drb6771]

💖💖💖💖💖💖👋👋🙌🙌👏👏

[@pasoking2483]

It is so funny how nobody recognizes that it is abomination

[@bobsavage3317]

☮

[@scarabmango]

Hey Cristy, don't mean to be pushy but...GIMME SOPRANOS!!!

[@CristyReacts]

it's coming! had some technical issues this week!

[@maxducoudray]

This is where the MCU starts to go off the rails for me. The entire cast of this movie is tremendous and deliver great performances, but the Ten Rings are completely untrue to the comics. Film studios making generic movies with a superhero coat of paint is the reason comic movies have sucked for decades. The MCU started out telling the stories quite faithfully, but here they’re back-sliding into movie studio nonsense. Why should I care about a CGI fight with a dragon that has nothing to do with the actual character of Shang-Chi? There’s no heart to phase 4 Marvel movies (probably because the filmmakers aren’t comic fans like the early ones were).

[@alejandrocimone4782]

This is part of marvel decadence !! 🙁