I liked Loki a lot as a show. Looking forward to season 2!

The way the actor who played He Who Remains performed the character was strange and unnerving, it felt a bit Shakespearean and theatrical in an extremely old school way.
I liked it, I hope there’s a lot more from him.
If he is the new main baddie he’s already leagues ahead of Thanos in terms of performance.
It would be nice to have a more thoughtfully portrayed villain.

Would be "Cool" to see him "regularly appear" in movies/shows.... like the opposite of Thanos where he appeared like a handful of times post-credits doing 1 thing.

Did Roman Reigns make his entrance again?

Maybe the TVA put him in a time loop?

lol wrong thread

There has to be an alternate reality out there where Reigns/HHH at WrestleMania 32 set the house on fire with its epicness, right?

This show felt really anti-climatic for someone who has no clue what is going on. Loved everything until the end.

been crazy busy but i managed to get this watch. absolutely loved it

I watched the series over the past 24 hours, and I enjoyed it a lot. There was some serious Stanley Kubrick vibes in the early episodes; presumably as a result of the music. I liked the production design as a whole.

I think out of all three of the Marvel series, this one is my favourite, and I look forward to season 2.

Of course you do, ya big hipster :roll:

Sylvie is the new Peter Quill...still hot, tho

It was (a large) part his performance, and also something about the camera slowly pushing in and out while he would talk. It was almost like we could feel the centuries of trying to essentially save history from... well, himself drove him mad, and we were at least temporarily going on that ride as well.

But he did kinda have that Kenneth Branaugh style Shakespeare play movie quality to him. If he redid Othello today, pretty sure this guy'd get the role.

Another thing to add to the fan wishlist outside of getting Damage Control (which I did!) and Alpha Flight: Lokigator reemerges in a new Howard the Duck film!

And I also want the April Fool's Day joke about "Disheveled Man" in the new Dr. Strange movie to actually be real.

Actor reminded me of Benny from OG Total Recall

He Who Acts

Live the dream, Mobius. Live the dream.

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Thoughts?

Short Round/Data getting some love.

Thank god after the misses MCU's been doing we're back to form.

Can't really say that based on a trailer alone, but I do hope that it is good. The very fact of having an interesting lead puts it streets ahead.

Shit's about to go down tomorrow. Please let this be good.

Oh, yeah, this was good stuff. Hiddleston just owns this role, it's not even funny. Well, actually, it is funny from time to time. They kick start things pretty awesome here and enough questions get laid out to get you intrigued. This is shaping up to be a good follow up to the first season.

Mobius/Loki dynamic is great.... forgot...

Ke Huy Quan also a great addition... nice to see something from Marvel where just everything gels so good together.

Off to a great start, didn't want the episode to end and it just flew by.

I hope Quan's character isn't just a one-off.

Feels like too "integral" a piece of the "underbelly" of the TVA to just be a one-off.

mikey likey

Loki likes pie confirmed.

I was so emotionally involved in Sylvie's arc that I could TASTE the McDonald's.

That 80s McDonald's interior though.

Good second episode. Really enjoying this cast and the dynamic. Found myself "wondering" halfway through the episode just how much involvement, if any, the TVA will have in the upcoming Avengers movies. By far it feels like it is the most important/only important piece of building up to the whole Multiverse story... and now I am imagining a world where Loki is actually the leader of the New Avengers team. An in inverse of the first movie, Loki becomes the one putting together the team of heroes to save the Multiverse and is the "main focus" of the movie.

A man can dream.

Another sweet episode... just love the Loki/Mobius duo....

Also the more I think about it the more I want my idea above to be made reality.

Majors is being asked to carry a lot as he has to do a lot of work to make all of his character's incarnations different from one another, but still engaging. Miss Minutes continues to be a highlight and she's just hilariously unsettling in this episode. It's so odd how the series that I had the least interest in has turned out to be the strongest out of them all.

I wasn't a big fan of episode two but damn this one was perdy good.

or are you one four now? shrug

Damn @ the latest episode. Just watched it.

I've been shying away from Marvel for much of the past few years, but I did like the first season of this show. Is the second season worth watching?

Absolutely. They need to stick the landing on Friday but it’s one of the best things they’ve done in the last few years.