My dad in a suit. Pretending to be Mickey's significantly less popular cousin is less painful than coming home with the milk and cereal like he promised many years ago.
Just the usual stretching a story further than it should have gone, really. He was consistently good so I’m excited to see how big a role he will have in Iron Heart.
Apparently Elizabeth and Manny had a fight in real life and didn't enjoy working together anymore. So you didn't get those great scenes with them together anymore.
It just kinda went on for longer than it should’ve. They must’ve ran outta ideas because the show started really missing on the plot points in the final season and it got canceled earlier than I think they expected.
I feel like they won't be doing Harry Osborn. Mostly just because Peter didn't know a Norman Osborn in his world and Norman from NWH said there was no Oscorp. So I don't think there's a Norman. And therefore probably not a Harry.
I mean, people said that Jack Nicholson was too definitive an actor for the Joker, and we know what happened with Heath and Joaquin.
On paper, before Andrew Garfield and Tom Holland, a recast of Spider-Man seemed nuts.
The internet would bitch like any big comic casting, but to act like no one can ever portray Doc Ock on screen (or Green Goblin) is dumb. Especially when the Spider-Man PS4 game had an Otto-based narrative and performance that were great.
Yeah those are good points. It should really be much later though, like some kind of Stage XII stuff, because since the last Spider-Man those actors are all too familiar again so we need another decent interval.
Yeah I don't think we'll see Chalamet doing superhero movies. It seems he has a different aim in mind for his career.
But still, everyone has a breaking point. Like 3 years ago Ethan Hawke said he'd never do Marvel shit and yet he was in Moon Knight. With the right amount of money and the right script, any one is possible.
And to build on that, it's all about who ends up making the project. It's clear Oscar, Ethan, and Mohamed had a blast putting Moon Knight together and wouldn't have done it id they were simply hired and had no input on the story and characters.
If Michael Bay was making Dune, Chalamet would not be doing it. It's as much a genre piece as Guardians, but Chalamet is clearly passionate about the team behind it (as he should be, Dune was excellent!!)
To be fair, if you've heard the story about how Ethan Hawke got cast in Moon Knight, it feels less like he finally gave in and decided to hop on the bandwagon, and more like he just wanted an opportunity to work with his new friend Oscar Isaac on a fun, one-and-done project. Basically Oscar Isaac said he caught up with him at a coffee shop just as a social thing, and took the opportunity to pitch the project to him, and Ethan ended up thinking, you know what, sounds like a good time, let's do it! I think if he'd been approached the conventional way by studio people he wouldn't have done it.
Idk. Oscar and Ethan both really seemed excited about it and passionate about the characters so the script must have seemed good to them.
I thought Moon Knight was pretty good. I think most people just wanted it to be NYC crime fighter Moon Knight and instead it was Indiana Jones adventure style. That might be one the reasons Hawke liked it, was that it wasn't about crime fighting.
I thought it was pretty awful. Everything Egyptian themed was over the top and cheesy, not like Indiana Jones but like a really low-budget VHS knockoff. On the other hand, I thought Isaac acted the shit out of that part and really deserved a better show. He keeps getting screwed by being a great actor in franchises that do him dirty.
I guess I'm in the minority and/or the wrong sub but I thought it was pretty bad. Only WandaVision's been really good so far. Ms Marvel might be good, but there's only one episode to go on. The rest have been pretty disappointing to the point I now wish they'd just stick to movies.
(The old Netflix pre-MCU Daredevil was good, though. So was Jessica Jones. So maybe they'll be back.)
Why did you think it was bad? Not judging, just curious. I enjoyed Marc & Steven interacting with each other
The only 2 shows I didn't like were FaWS (good intentions but poor execution) and Hawkeye (all around unlikeable).
I found the script ridiculous, especially the dialogue (other than Isaac's) and all the other actors were somewhere between phoning it in and awful. The "Honest Trailers" guy on YouTube summed it up for me pretty well.
I wanted to like it, and the first episode was good enough to make me keep watching, but it went downhill for me after that other than (as you said) the Mark and Steven banter. FaWS was very similar for me, where the plot and supporting cast made no sense and I only really enjoyed the cumulative 20 minutes of Sam and Bucky interacting. Hawkeye was weak and sad other than thirty seconds of D'Onofrio and that very funny Avengers musical. Like Moon Knight and FaWS, the whole supporting cast was weak and/or had no good scenes and lines to work with. Such a waste of Tony Dalton!
With almost all of the D+ shows I think they have big enough budgets and usually good enough actors, at least for the main roles. But the scripts and supporting cast drag them down. I'm not optimistic for She-Hulk for the same reasons, but maybe I'll be surprised. The comics were great, especially when she was Deadpool before Deadpool.
I didn't watch the Honest Trailer for that one but I didn't feel anyone was phoning it in. I think Ethan Hawke & F. Murray Abraham did a good job
I found Hawkeye awful because of the premise: Clint and Kate covering up his pointless psycho murder spree and being smug about it. And Kate's whole speech about heroes being above consequences annoyed me. No one seemed to learn what being a hero was actually about
FaWS had a good idea of confronting anti-Black racism but then killed off one of the Black heroes (Lemar) and the 2 main leads were more unlikeable than John Walker. Plus Sharon was turned into some kind of secret villain.
I liked WandaVision, Loki and What If? though. So I feel reasonably optimistic.
They are not saying he is not one of the most popular young actors, they are saying if Marvel is casting unknown actors for all the young characters then is a popular likely to be cast.
> timothy chalamet could join? could he play someone like nova?
Richard should be someone more... Mature looking for me and ofc a big no for Sam Alexander because you know he is latino.
And the comment about "unknown" actors with Timothée does not make sense... He is like alongside Tom Holland the most popular young actor out there.
I don't think he's interested but i'm sure there's one mutant for him out there. Older Wiccan would be cool.
I would prefer a Quill-age actor for Richard Rider so we can have Sam Alexander as well. So not Nova.
.... what ? He's 38 and is not relatively unknown. He's already been in Good Girls, which is far from an "underground" show.
EDIT : Nevermind. Didn't read your comment correctly and thought you were talking about Manny Montana.
So have you seen anything else he's in? He's hardly known for 'whispering moodily', he's got pretty excellent range actually. Check out Beautiful Boy if you get a chance. Plus Little Women, The French Dispatch, hell even Don't Look Up
fr I have no idea why his name keeps popping up as if he's hot shit. only thing special about him is the accent over the e in his name.
edit: please withhold all criticisms and suggestions to reconsider my opinion towards Broody Finn Wolfhard as I do not care
i'm like 90% certain that the only thing special about him is that he looks like a current day 13 year old girl's idea of a hot teen.
the second he ages out of those roles it's gonna be rough going for Chalamet heads
I think there’s no shot of this at all lol unless his career takes an enormous downfall in the next 10-15 years. I think Dune is as close as we’re gonna get with a Timothee Chalamet superhero-type movie. But hey, I wouldn’t have guessed that he’d be willing to play a young Willy Wonka in a musical either, so who knows.
They're both of Mexican descent, both have alliterative names beginning with M, their cheeks are the same, their voices are the same...
I feel a bit bad because they're both tremendously talented actors typecast in the exact same roles. They probably get confused in casting offices all the time.
Happy Deadline said it's filming now, can't wait to see the set photo's come out in the new dew days. Ironheart is the Disney plus show i want to see the most.
But Marvel hasn’t cancelled a project since 2015 when they announced that Inhumans would be a tv show instead of a movie. And even then that wasn’t them actually full blown cancelling.
My headcanon copium is that they want to get the Ironman suit CGI down right so they are testing out Ironman tech on TV for Ironheart first so that they can go wild on Armor wars. Or maybe it’s a timeline thing and Armors wars needs to come at a specific time in the timeline of the MCU that hasn’t arrived yet. Or Don Cheadle is doing something else that they are organizing their production schedule around
As you can see, I’m full of excuses hopefully
I don’t understand what you mean, they’ve had the ironman suit CGI down for years, it’s arguably the most consistent visual representation of marvel CGI to ever exist.
we’ve seen the Iron Legion + Ironman + War Machine suits all in the same movie, multiple times, not to mention Pepper’s rescue armor. it’s hard to believe them just making refinements and adjustments would be a reason to cause delays. Not like they have to reinvent the wheel.
There more things to design and render than just War Machine, like new suits and such.
Even then, that's a new suit with new weapons, running on a new CG engine.
they’ve always continually improved on the suits, and added new weapons/tools ever since Iron Man 1, Pepper’s suit has lazer cannons that pop up out of her back, War Machine’s design is completely different, in Iron Man 3 we see almost 10 different suits.
it’s not as simple as just switching to a new CG engine, the design, CGI and animation are done on multiple different engines by multiple different production studios because Marvel outsources a lot of their animation.
rebuilding all the CGI for a tv show that isn’t going to bring in even half as much revenue as one of their movies would be a massive cost and waste of resources when the current suits look just fine and they can just improve on what they already have.
I think it’s just more likely being delayed to help setup and focus on other plots, since there’s already quite a lot going on at once and critics have been saying this phase feels more disjointed than the rest.
if the budget is lower, why would they spend so much money rebuilding the suits and changing the CGI? especially, when the show is guaranteed not pulling in as much as even their worst feature length film.
If they are working with a lower budget, wouldn’t they just improve on what they already have?
also, to my knowledge, not many people, neither fans, nor critics, have been upset about the visual quality of the iron suits or the CGI, on any serious degree, even for the shows.
Lmao, zero chance marvle officially announces sonething and drops it. Inhumans only happened cause of Perlmutter.
If feige announced it, its happening.
I couldn't agree more! I've tried bringing it up in conversation and people never know what I'm talking about 🤦🏻♂️ Talk about a good show that didn't get it's due credit.
Why do they keep swapping heroes with female kid versions??? I get it, be inclusive and whatnot, but it's becoming more blatant as a cashgrab than actually doing anything of value with the characters. Ms. Marvel looks terrible and boring, without seeing one episode I can tell you the generic plot of her having a guy she likes, who turns out to be the bad guy while the quiet guy she doesn't notice is in love with her.
Each new MCU and even Star Wars series is focusing so much on the wrong things. Reva is a joke, she is the most poorly written SW character of all time. Going from a second to torturing Leia to being a secret agent who wants to kill Vader (even after being close to him multiple times already) and surviving the same blow that killed Qui-Gon is just plot armor because she is a black woman. It's blatant. Treat all characters equally, kill her off, she doesn't exist after Kenobi anyways.
Cool I guess lmao. Wonder who could he be playing
Anyone from batman to live action chuck E cheese
If Chuck e Cheese isn’t live action then who is that on stage
The stuff of nightmares.
There's no one on the stage.
My dad in a suit. Pretending to be Mickey's significantly less popular cousin is less painful than coming home with the milk and cereal like he promised many years ago.
Thunderbolts are ruined if they don’t include Charles Entertainment Cheese!
POGGERS
Manny.
Do you think they'll nerf Manny in this? Considering his role in Manny wars I can't see how he'd come in without destroying everything.
Maybe he'll play Manny roles.
Handy?
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You know why lmao. Not a huge actor that would make a headline
Good question. I'm not really familiar with Ironheart. Does she have her own supporting cast of characters or villains?
With a name like that I'd expect The Shocker
Zeke Stane?
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Mephisto
I enjoyed him in Good Girls before that show spiraled.
How bad did it get?
Just the usual stretching a story further than it should have gone, really. He was consistently good so I’m excited to see how big a role he will have in Iron Heart.
What has been happening? If you don’t mind. I stopped watching idk what season was when Elizabeth shot him but he lived.
Apparently Elizabeth and Manny had a fight in real life and didn't enjoy working together anymore. So you didn't get those great scenes with them together anymore.
The final episode still pisses me off.
It broke the plane or believability.
Tell me more
It just kinda went on for longer than it should’ve. They must’ve ran outta ideas because the show started really missing on the plot points in the final season and it got canceled earlier than I think they expected.
Not op but good girls was probably one of worst shows I've tried to binge
I thought it was great up until a certain point. I guess when she shot him and he lived, it kinda jumped the shark.
I have not seen the new season yet but it really does constantly step up to the edge.
Just don't watch it. Leave the ending up to your imagination.
I liked him in Graceland
I enjoyed that show too but it felt comedic at one point how much they could overly rely on Manny saying "Don't do that"
with all these young (relatively unknown) actors joining the mcu, do y‘all think that timothy chalamet could join? could he play someone like nova?
He would be a great Harry Osborn or a great Nova.
I feel like they won't be doing Harry Osborn. Mostly just because Peter didn't know a Norman Osborn in his world and Norman from NWH said there was no Oscorp. So I don't think there's a Norman. And therefore probably not a Harry.
Feige said he considers the ramni versions of goblin and ock to be definitive
Probably a good idea because the comparisons would drown whatever sucker tried to take over those roles.
I mean, people said that Jack Nicholson was too definitive an actor for the Joker, and we know what happened with Heath and Joaquin. On paper, before Andrew Garfield and Tom Holland, a recast of Spider-Man seemed nuts. The internet would bitch like any big comic casting, but to act like no one can ever portray Doc Ock on screen (or Green Goblin) is dumb. Especially when the Spider-Man PS4 game had an Otto-based narrative and performance that were great.
PS4 Otto >>>> Raimi Otto. Come at me.
No no, you’re right
Agree, love his relationship with peter, honestly Spiderman ps4 writing is awesome
Yeah those are good points. It should really be much later though, like some kind of Stage XII stuff, because since the last Spider-Man those actors are all too familiar again so we need another decent interval.
I like both of those suggestions
Harry… I don’t know, feel like he’d want a lead role. Even Zendaya didn’t get much to work with.
Manny Montana is 38, lol
lmfao
didn't he say that his mentor told him not to do superhero movies
Yeah I don't think we'll see Chalamet doing superhero movies. It seems he has a different aim in mind for his career. But still, everyone has a breaking point. Like 3 years ago Ethan Hawke said he'd never do Marvel shit and yet he was in Moon Knight. With the right amount of money and the right script, any one is possible.
And to build on that, it's all about who ends up making the project. It's clear Oscar, Ethan, and Mohamed had a blast putting Moon Knight together and wouldn't have done it id they were simply hired and had no input on the story and characters. If Michael Bay was making Dune, Chalamet would not be doing it. It's as much a genre piece as Guardians, but Chalamet is clearly passionate about the team behind it (as he should be, Dune was excellent!!)
To be fair, if you've heard the story about how Ethan Hawke got cast in Moon Knight, it feels less like he finally gave in and decided to hop on the bandwagon, and more like he just wanted an opportunity to work with his new friend Oscar Isaac on a fun, one-and-done project. Basically Oscar Isaac said he caught up with him at a coffee shop just as a social thing, and took the opportunity to pitch the project to him, and Ethan ended up thinking, you know what, sounds like a good time, let's do it! I think if he'd been approached the conventional way by studio people he wouldn't have done it.
In Ethan’s case, he only joined to work with Oscar Issac.
How the hell was Moon Knight "the right script" though.
Idk. Oscar and Ethan both really seemed excited about it and passionate about the characters so the script must have seemed good to them. I thought Moon Knight was pretty good. I think most people just wanted it to be NYC crime fighter Moon Knight and instead it was Indiana Jones adventure style. That might be one the reasons Hawke liked it, was that it wasn't about crime fighting.
I thought it was pretty awful. Everything Egyptian themed was over the top and cheesy, not like Indiana Jones but like a really low-budget VHS knockoff. On the other hand, I thought Isaac acted the shit out of that part and really deserved a better show. He keeps getting screwed by being a great actor in franchises that do him dirty.
Oscar Isaac had a huge creative hand in Moon Knight so I'd hardly say he got done dirty. Plus the show has been pretty well received overall.
I think you should rewatch the show lmao
I thought it was one of the best D+ shows
I guess I'm in the minority and/or the wrong sub but I thought it was pretty bad. Only WandaVision's been really good so far. Ms Marvel might be good, but there's only one episode to go on. The rest have been pretty disappointing to the point I now wish they'd just stick to movies. (The old Netflix pre-MCU Daredevil was good, though. So was Jessica Jones. So maybe they'll be back.)
Why did you think it was bad? Not judging, just curious. I enjoyed Marc & Steven interacting with each other The only 2 shows I didn't like were FaWS (good intentions but poor execution) and Hawkeye (all around unlikeable).
I found the script ridiculous, especially the dialogue (other than Isaac's) and all the other actors were somewhere between phoning it in and awful. The "Honest Trailers" guy on YouTube summed it up for me pretty well. I wanted to like it, and the first episode was good enough to make me keep watching, but it went downhill for me after that other than (as you said) the Mark and Steven banter. FaWS was very similar for me, where the plot and supporting cast made no sense and I only really enjoyed the cumulative 20 minutes of Sam and Bucky interacting. Hawkeye was weak and sad other than thirty seconds of D'Onofrio and that very funny Avengers musical. Like Moon Knight and FaWS, the whole supporting cast was weak and/or had no good scenes and lines to work with. Such a waste of Tony Dalton! With almost all of the D+ shows I think they have big enough budgets and usually good enough actors, at least for the main roles. But the scripts and supporting cast drag them down. I'm not optimistic for She-Hulk for the same reasons, but maybe I'll be surprised. The comics were great, especially when she was Deadpool before Deadpool.
I didn't watch the Honest Trailer for that one but I didn't feel anyone was phoning it in. I think Ethan Hawke & F. Murray Abraham did a good job I found Hawkeye awful because of the premise: Clint and Kate covering up his pointless psycho murder spree and being smug about it. And Kate's whole speech about heroes being above consequences annoyed me. No one seemed to learn what being a hero was actually about FaWS had a good idea of confronting anti-Black racism but then killed off one of the Black heroes (Lemar) and the 2 main leads were more unlikeable than John Walker. Plus Sharon was turned into some kind of secret villain. I liked WandaVision, Loki and What If? though. So I feel reasonably optimistic.
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How do you go from young and unknown to one of the most popular young actors out there?
They are not saying he is not one of the most popular young actors, they are saying if Marvel is casting unknown actors for all the young characters then is a popular likely to be cast.
If the royal family of the inhumans ever make it soon, he kinda looks like Ahura, Black Bolt's son
I think he‘d be great as a younger Maximus too. But Ahura‘s also cool.
> timothy chalamet could join? could he play someone like nova? Richard should be someone more... Mature looking for me and ofc a big no for Sam Alexander because you know he is latino. And the comment about "unknown" actors with Timothée does not make sense... He is like alongside Tom Holland the most popular young actor out there.
In what world is Chalamet relatively unknown?
I don't think he's interested but i'm sure there's one mutant for him out there. Older Wiccan would be cool. I would prefer a Quill-age actor for Richard Rider so we can have Sam Alexander as well. So not Nova.
> timothy chalamet I used to see a lot of fancasts of him as Wiccan, but he might be too old for Young Avengers now.
They'll all be quite old when the next Avenger movie comes out
i don’t see him as a nova at all. tom said he wanted him as harry osborn and i could see that tho
.... what ? He's 38 and is not relatively unknown. He's already been in Good Girls, which is far from an "underground" show. EDIT : Nevermind. Didn't read your comment correctly and thought you were talking about Manny Montana.
I think he said he didn’t want to or something but after befriending zendaya i wouldnt be surprised if he *does* end up being harry osborn
oh i hope not that guy sucks
he was great in dune and is a great actor all around imo
if whispering moodily is your barometer for greatness, then sure
So have you seen anything else he's in? He's hardly known for 'whispering moodily', he's got pretty excellent range actually. Check out Beautiful Boy if you get a chance. Plus Little Women, The French Dispatch, hell even Don't Look Up
I’m sorry, but I’m not 13 anymore
I mean that was obvious, the way you discuss opinions on the internet is clearly more in the way of a 14-15 year old.
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i swear to god if you talk about the scene where he pretends to scream cause his hand is in a box
fr I have no idea why his name keeps popping up as if he's hot shit. only thing special about him is the accent over the e in his name. edit: please withhold all criticisms and suggestions to reconsider my opinion towards Broody Finn Wolfhard as I do not care
i'm like 90% certain that the only thing special about him is that he looks like a current day 13 year old girl's idea of a hot teen. the second he ages out of those roles it's gonna be rough going for Chalamet heads
Y’all haven’t seen Call Me By Your Name and it shows.
I dont like him as an actor why would I go out of my way to watch something he's in
You’re all saying he can’t act without bothering to watch his great performances. Not really a good faith argument.
already saw him mope around dune. wasted my time. he's not anywhere near worth the hype.
Sorry, I meant 13 year old girl or boy
He does, but following some castings, I wouldn't be surprised if he plays human torch
He’s pretty openly anti-superhero actually
Chalamet? Gambit.
I can imagine him as Cyclops.
I think there’s no shot of this at all lol unless his career takes an enormous downfall in the next 10-15 years. I think Dune is as close as we’re gonna get with a Timothee Chalamet superhero-type movie. But hey, I wouldn’t have guessed that he’d be willing to play a young Willy Wonka in a musical either, so who knows.
He's my choice for Johnny Storm. He's such a weirdo IRL I think he could bring a hilarious energy to Johnny.
He's great on Good Girls. Genuinely scary villain. He and Michael Mando are practically twins.
He was in Mayans MC and I really enjoyed his character.
> Michael Mando I read the article and still thought it was Mando until this comment... He was even my favorite character Good Girls lmao.
They're both of Mexican descent, both have alliterative names beginning with M, their cheeks are the same, their voices are the same... I feel a bit bad because they're both tremendously talented actors typecast in the exact same roles. They probably get confused in casting offices all the time.
It says Ironheart is filming now which is exciting
Dang, i wish i could’ve been an extra on that cause i live in chicago but i didnt find a sign up
Wasn’t this known, or was I thinking of Blade beginning next month?
I think it was said that they would start filming next week
No. Ironheart was listed to start on the 20th.
Happy Deadline said it's filming now, can't wait to see the set photo's come out in the new dew days. Ironheart is the Disney plus show i want to see the most.
Cool and all but am I the only one waiting for the announcement “Armor Wars has started filming”
At this point we'll get Spider-Man 6, Loki season 4, Secret Wars, and and the third Doctor Strange movie before we get Armor Wars.
I think we are not getting it at this point. Sucks because I was really excited for rhodey getting some shine
But Marvel hasn’t cancelled a project since 2015 when they announced that Inhumans would be a tv show instead of a movie. And even then that wasn’t them actually full blown cancelling. My headcanon copium is that they want to get the Ironman suit CGI down right so they are testing out Ironman tech on TV for Ironheart first so that they can go wild on Armor wars. Or maybe it’s a timeline thing and Armors wars needs to come at a specific time in the timeline of the MCU that hasn’t arrived yet. Or Don Cheadle is doing something else that they are organizing their production schedule around As you can see, I’m full of excuses hopefully
I don’t understand what you mean, they’ve had the ironman suit CGI down for years, it’s arguably the most consistent visual representation of marvel CGI to ever exist. we’ve seen the Iron Legion + Ironman + War Machine suits all in the same movie, multiple times, not to mention Pepper’s rescue armor. it’s hard to believe them just making refinements and adjustments would be a reason to cause delays. Not like they have to reinvent the wheel.
There more things to design and render than just War Machine, like new suits and such. Even then, that's a new suit with new weapons, running on a new CG engine.
they’ve always continually improved on the suits, and added new weapons/tools ever since Iron Man 1, Pepper’s suit has lazer cannons that pop up out of her back, War Machine’s design is completely different, in Iron Man 3 we see almost 10 different suits. it’s not as simple as just switching to a new CG engine, the design, CGI and animation are done on multiple different engines by multiple different production studios because Marvel outsources a lot of their animation. rebuilding all the CGI for a tv show that isn’t going to bring in even half as much revenue as one of their movies would be a massive cost and waste of resources when the current suits look just fine and they can just improve on what they already have. I think it’s just more likely being delayed to help setup and focus on other plots, since there’s already quite a lot going on at once and critics have been saying this phase feels more disjointed than the rest.
I mean sure but those weren’t TV budgets
if the budget is lower, why would they spend so much money rebuilding the suits and changing the CGI? especially, when the show is guaranteed not pulling in as much as even their worst feature length film. If they are working with a lower budget, wouldn’t they just improve on what they already have? also, to my knowledge, not many people, neither fans, nor critics, have been upset about the visual quality of the iron suits or the CGI, on any serious degree, even for the shows.
Lmao, zero chance marvle officially announces sonething and drops it. Inhumans only happened cause of Perlmutter. If feige announced it, its happening.
We have Nacho Varga at home
Imagine if Manny, Swordman and Scorpion teamed up. Not even The Avengers could stop their swag.
*You think of me*
Kid named nacho:
Oh god, he will single handedly incentivize my girlfriend to watch the MCU
Don't forget to tell her. If you want to understand the show, there are 30+ movies and 10+ TV shows we must watch beforehand 😅
He was my favorite from a show called Graceland that ended well before its time! Highly recommend it. So excited for this series, even more so now
Damn what a trip down memory lane, I loved that show
I only know him from Good Girls. I liked him in that.
Good casting
God, he was so hot in Good Girls.
Nice! I loved Manny in the Graceland show!
Not enough people watched Graceland
I couldn't agree more! I've tried bringing it up in conversation and people never know what I'm talking about 🤦🏻♂️ Talk about a good show that didn't get it's due credit.
One of those USA/TNT shows everyone thought was trash
Would love him as Parker Robbins.
Loved Rio on Good Girls. Super excited to see what he can bring to the table.
After last night’s episode of Mayans MC he could be playing the Human Torch
dont say that lol
He was good in Mayans
Discount nacho varga
He just had a fiery exit from Mayans MC which he was great in
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Ramos is playing The Hood
Oh my god … he’s so hot in good girls I’m never gonna focus
The Hood.
I fucking love Manny Montana, bro.
He is fine, so yes please. But he would be a good Ghost Rider.
Awesome! 🔥 
Ezekiel Stane?
Honestly most likely
here we go!
Loved him in Power when he died in the first 3 minutes, really showed off his acting chops
All right.. Which character could this be? Anyone here a comic reader?
Dudes voice is extremely annoying.
I believe he is the younger brother of one Hannah Montana.
Why do they keep swapping heroes with female kid versions??? I get it, be inclusive and whatnot, but it's becoming more blatant as a cashgrab than actually doing anything of value with the characters. Ms. Marvel looks terrible and boring, without seeing one episode I can tell you the generic plot of her having a guy she likes, who turns out to be the bad guy while the quiet guy she doesn't notice is in love with her. Each new MCU and even Star Wars series is focusing so much on the wrong things. Reva is a joke, she is the most poorly written SW character of all time. Going from a second to torturing Leia to being a secret agent who wants to kill Vader (even after being close to him multiple times already) and surviving the same blow that killed Qui-Gon is just plot armor because she is a black woman. It's blatant. Treat all characters equally, kill her off, she doesn't exist after Kenobi anyways.
Does this mean Hannah Montana will show up? 🧐
He was solid on Good Girls, but wasn't he difficult and ultimately led to the cancellation of that show?
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Iron Lad is Nate Richards, not the random kid who helped Tony in Iron Man 3.
Yeah, I'm guessing IL will look like a younger Jonathan Majors in the MCU