Marvel’s Moon Knight (Disney+, 2022) TV Show • Page 16

There were a lot of names floating around in the ether, but not necessarily from anyone credible.

I mean, clearly one of the cameos was the above Eternals. That sounds like the one they wanted at the beginning.

For the ending? Blade could fit. So could Werewolf By Night.

 

Big grain of salt, but there was a Funko Pop leak that included a Pop Scene of Moon Knight & Werewolf by Night and that is the only Pop from that list that has not been officially announced.

 

I looked this up and found the image this rumor spawned from, and it definitely looks like someone saw the jackal creature and made an incorrect assumption.

 

Finale was ok. Definitely feel whatever about the show in general but I had fun with it. As others mentioned the representation was great and I’m glad there is an Egyptian mythology angle in MCU now

 

Last ep was better

 

This show wasn't incredible or anything but it was a lot of fun. Definitely wouldn't mind getting more, I'd watch Oscar Isaac in anything and he killed this role (all of these roles)

 

if he doesn't appear in the Werewolf By Night special later this year I'll be astonished

 

Moon Knight Removed Thor: Love and Thunder References (Exclusive)

This is interesting.

Long story short, originally there were versions of Moon Knight scripts that referenced the events of Thor: Love And Thunder, either as a past event if the show premiered afterward, or foreshadowing if it premiered prior.

Eventually, Marvel decided it was unnecessary and had it excised completely.

 

Moon Knight: Blade Was Never Considered for Series

Moon Knight Writer Confirms Dane Whitman Was Almost in Series

So basically Blade was never considered for the show, but Black Knight was, except they couldn't work out a logical way to get Dane into his Black Knight form within the confines of the show, so they ended up dropping it.

 

I think most people already assumed/knew this, but there it is anyway:

Moon Knight executive producer Grant Curtis joined ComicBook.com's Phase Zero podcast where he confirmed that Jake Lockley was present in the show from its first episode.

"Well, I don't want to alter anyone's experience of the show cause I do know there's a lot of theories out there," Curtis said. "But I will say this: You guys are smart. We have the best fans in the world. Jake appearing in episode six at the very end was not the first time Jake appeared in our narrative, and I'll let people take that for whatever it means. But that was not his introduction. He was in the show from episode one."

Moon Knight: Jake Lockley Was Present From Episode 1 Confirmed

 

The Thor stuff would have been a great way to introduce the God Butcher. Bummer we didn't get something there.

 

I thought this was good. Closest thing we got to Legion in a while.

 

This show sucked

 

aaand this is why I'd unsubbed from all the MCU threads for the last few months. bye.

 

Because one person said they didn’t like the show?

 

because of the constant negativity and the discussion that goes in circles i fucking knew someone would comment something like that okay actually leaving now

 

I don't think it completely sucked but it's definitely my second to least favorite of the D+ shows. Was just kinda boring at times, but I'd still check out a season 2

 

show ruled

 

I get what xkaylinh is saying. We talk about being free to post opinions good or bad, and that's true, but someone coming into a thread to express appreciation toward something and to be immediately followed by someone slamming it is disheartening.

 

just go into a thread where everyone is dumping on a show/movie and immediately say it kicked ass

 

bye

 

i liked this show most of the mcu shows. i don’t think it sucked. god forbid someone log onto this website and not effusively praise everything they’re consuming.

 

Not really the point, is it? I mean, you could at least make an attempt to try to see it from their perspective instead of immediately taking the indignant route.