Marvel's Kang TRAVESTY! Disney Has NO IDEA What They're Doing! 

That whole red carpet over-selling of Jonathan Majors was some of the cringiest stuff I've ever seen.

First appearance of "the worlds smartest man" and he completely divulges how Black Bolts power works to The Scarlet Witch, giving her the opportunity to stop and kill him, the both of them, in the DUMBEST WAY EVER! Great writing Marvel! 😂

There was no actual buzz around Majors being Kang in Loki. There was manufactured buzz from the access media, but most everyone was just confused by his portrayal of Kang.

Disney was hyping Majors up as the next big bad because he is a "diverse actor". And not because of any actual acting ability. The MCU is never going to top Thanos.

Kang from Avengers Earth's Mightiest Heroes animated show is pure unadulterated awesomeness.

Kang in Loki was like a budget impersonation of Heath Ledger's Joker. 😂

MCU Kang: "I have conquered timelines and defeated many variants of Avengers." Also MCU Kang: "OH MY GOD! THE ANTS! THEY'RE EVERYWHERE! HELP ME! GET THEM OFF ME!"

I thought Kang was ridiculous. couldn't be any less threatening. Thanos .. that was a villain.

One could’ve said “how the mighty have fallen”, but Kang never displayed might to begin with.

Love it when ItsaGundam is on with the rest of you. Always a good addition.

ItsaGundam is a hilarious dude. Hope y'all have him on as a guest more often.

Imagine how someone with actual creativity could have handled the MCU. The big stories like End Game, but in between you could have had "What If..." one-offs on Disney Plus or in theaters. If they concentrated on stories rather than agenda they would be rolling in money right now.

Yeah. Mephisto should've been the over all villain in WandaVision and that could’ve explained her total douchey behavior.

The more we hear about how the MCU came to be the more it becomes clear it really was lightning in a bottle. They really haven't changed their approach to production much . The scrap booking of movies (filming several different scenes & outcomes and putting it toother in post) was all in place during the first 3 phases. The Avengers name drop and Thanos cameo were both just tossed in on a whim and not actually part of a plan. They just went with it when each subsequent film succeeded and somehow it all worked out. They thought they could keep doing the same with a new "big bad" and the all new all different comic characters. Had they taken their time took a pause to wait for the Fox deal to be finalized and started phase 4 with the introduction of the X-men we'd be in a vert different place. They got complacent, greedy and truly believed the masses would simply lap up all the agenda driven drivel that failed miserably in the comics. Now with egg on their face they will try and fail to right the ship.

The expression on X-Ray Girl’s face after Gundam’s Kelly LeBrock comment was priceless!!!!😂😂😂

If they wanted to have Doctor Strange MoM be a perfect entry into the multiverse while also developing Scarlet Witch's character, they should have had Michael Fassbender's Magneto helping her gain power and motivating her to find her children. It wouldn't just work on a "fan service" level, but on a narrative one, considering that the soft reboot version of Magneto lost his family just as she did. Helping his multiversal daughter of sorts would make total sense, and hes obviously one to help strong beings reach their full potential so why the hell not.

The “positive buzz” was between KK and KF. 😂

Kang; "aaaaand that's the gambit!" white people; "Is he trying to be glib?" black people; "That aint it, bruh." nerds; "Kang is bluish purple!"

Disney/Marvel recasting and expecting us all to come back is like an abusive ex that cheated, mocked you openly and after you’ve split gets a new hairdo and says “take me back, see I’ve changed!”

So there was an expected feedback loop: - Feige/Disney make movie - People watch movie - People discuss movie on social media - Feige/Disney read social media, update movie plans, make new movie. But the real feedback loop is: - Feige/Disney make movie - People watch movie - People discuss movie in person, over phone calls, and in private chats. - Sock puppets on social media, operated by activists who are driven by Internet points, try to "out-diversity" their fellow sock puppets. - Feige/Disney read social media, update movie plans, make new movie. Are the powers at Disney ever going to see what's really going on? Or are they going to depend on the sock puppets, in a Gell-Mann Amnesia, because they don't know how to find out what actual fans and moviegoers want without using social media?

Disney still mad that they can't gaslight fans into liking garbage.

MCU Execs - "Jonathan Major's performance was so impressive in Loki we had to make him the next super-villain". Everyone with any respect for real Marvel IP and half a brain - "??????"

I was cringing during Kang’s performance in Loki. It wasn’t just bad. It was awkward. So when I saw the praise for his performance I was so confused. His post credit scene in Ant-Man 3 was also super cringe. I can’t believe this is the next Thanos lol. They are gonna see this choice reflected in the box office results.

Incredible how Disney literally invented DLC's for movies and now they're wondering why they're failing hard.

Disney: You'll be the new villain for the MCU! Johnathan Majors: And because I'm black I'll be an awesome unstoppable villain! Disney: Um....Jon...you might be black but you're also...a MAN. Johnathan Majors: Oh...yeah (puts on clown shoes)

It’s crazy how the next phase of the MCU after Infinity saga wasn’t focused on X-Men or Fantastic Four. A film with John Krasinski as Mr. Fantastic would have made over a billion dollars. I imagine when we do see F4 or X-Men, most of the characters will be race swapped instead of being accurate to the source material.

I'll never forget that Red Carpet when they were all like 'OMG Jonathan Majors, he's so charismatic, I so want to be him!' and we were like 'Who?'!

Majors' performance in Loki made me cringe. He overacted so much. So, no, I don't believe that. I believe it was always the plan for him to be the next big villain, as soon as they hired him.

I watched a video about Kang from the comics. I walked away with two thoughts. First, Kang was an imposter who used advanced technology to manipulate older cultures into thinking he was a god. Second, older comics had better writing, less plot holes, and even time travel was handled better, but ultimately, Kang did not rival Thanos in being an imposing villain in any way. Loki, had everything, it destroyed canon, created unreconcilable plot holes, and destroyed the show’s namesake with a woman and uncharacteristic actions and personality of who you thought was the main character.

All they had to do was cast the right people and write good scripts and every show would have worked.

Do you remember Marvel: Agents of Shield? That was head and shoulders above anything they are putting out now and it was considered 'Just OK' at the time! 10 years ago we had GOT, True Detective, Hannibal, Breaking Bad and another 10 shows of similar quality, we were saying it was the Golden Age of TV and now there's nothing worth watching!

Majors performance as Kang in Loki season 1 was phenomenal...if by phenomenal you mean achieving the aim of adding diversity to your casting.

You’re right RDJ did have a past and his movie career was kind of over. But he had somewhat of a resurgence in Ally McBeal. His performance in that show was incredibly well received and he outshone that entire cast. He was quickly snapped up for Iron man and the rest is history.

Kang died each time he fought a type B super hero on the MSheU. So, yeah, he's not a threat at all... He lost against ants...ANTS! HAHAHAHA.

I was just in India and they all have Disney+ for live TV and sports (not available over here). They don't watch any of the garbage shows but those live TV subs are what's keeping it afloat.

If they wanted a bigger threat to introduce Fantastic Four, X-Men, or even more cosmic things, bring in Galactus! There is a big reason why Fury was in fucking space to make S.W.O.R.D.

So cool seeing Az rocking the Rippaverse T and Nerdrotic rocking the Isom trucker cap

Johnathan Major's "Kang" in Loki played some manic sports bro trying to be a scientist. Maybe that guy can act in different roles, but he is NOT suited for Kang.

I remember in the final scene of the Loki Season 1 finale, Loki is talking to past Mobius and says that He Who Remains is "terrifying". And I"m just thinking..."What was terrifying about him? He did nothing terrifying. And this coming from Loki? Loki himself is more terrifying than that. You really expect me to believe Loki of all people thinks that guy is terrifying?" I've never read the comics so I know nothing about how Kang is in the comics but just based on that one episode alone, there was nothing terrifying about him.

The Scarlet Witch vs Illuminati fight was them jingling the keys at you and then beating repeatedly with said keys like a flail.

Let's be honest. They've pushed Johnathan Majors and Kang simply because he's black and they think it'll pleased their DEI overloads.

Can anyone explain Kang's motivation? He wants to conquer the multiverse because...? The HE wants to perfect all life, no matter how insane the cost or how cruel the methods are. That's a motivation.

Damn, having Mephisto as the Main Villain would’ve been so damn good. Focusing on magic and the multiverse with Strange having to deal with weird things happening since No Way Home.

Gundam barely says a word throughout the entire clip, then comes in out of nowhere with a gem.

Honestly I thought it would be a good time to introduce Galactis after end game. Like this cosmic being that was going to devour the entire universe but was held at bay by the celestials who threatened to ban together and using the infinity stones to wage war on him. Now with the stones gone and their destruction sending out that wave on energy alerting Galactis of what happened causing him to start his wave of destruction could have been a really good set-up and give us the chance to see him not as a fart cloud

I really loved High Evolutionary. He could've been interesting as the main villain of phase 5. But yeah, Mephisto was what we really needed.

The MCU peaked with the Infinity Saga.

NamorRrRrRr - the boy who grew up without love. Classic Marvel character.

Avengers Forever is the best Kang story where he comes in with big futuristic guns blazing!

They have hyped up a great character and totally dropped the ball. A Kang variant has already been beaten by antman and another killed in Loki basically tells all the rest of the movie watching world that he can be beaten quite easily now. Thanos was done to perfection, he was an amazing villain

Sky is blue, grass is green, disney destroys franchises. This is common knowledge now.

Every iteration of Majors’ Kang is panto level cringe. Every. Single. One!

I think since Endgame Marvel has released one new project that actually was good, Werewolf by Night....

"Clown school training prepared me for this and how it got me picked". Real life caricature is unbelievable.

I am big WWE fan and from my years of watching there is something far worse then getting booed when the wrestler is not a heel and posed to be cheered, apathy. Same applies to Disney cos least when people were vexing they was getting some attention even if it was negative the moment they get none and no enthusiasm it’s worse cos no one is watching no one cares and no attention is being shown and I hope this continues

Disney's notorious laziness and butchering of actors ruined what could've been great with Jonathan Majors

Kang in the Comics is a legit threat and one of my favorite villians but is not the answer for following thanos in the msheu. They needed to build up galactus similar to thanos. But disney be shit all stupid

This just in: water is wet

Killing off 2 out of 3 of their most popular chars could have worked only if this would directly set up new interesting stuff, or if they were wrapping up the saga. Tony's death makes some impact on Spider Man but its not even close to impact of Eddards death in GoT, I'd say it is 80% wasted. Cap just retires, no one cares for the other dude receiving his shield, so it is 100% wasted. They have also mostly wasted Strange, Thor, Black Widow, Wanda and completely wasted Loki. But even if they had these guys and used them deftly, didn't kill stakes by introducing both time travel and multiverse, it'd be hard to keep milking it a billion dollar per film. MCU had to fade, there's no way to stay on the top for many decades.

When you think Disney coudn't be more riddicolus......

Kevin Feige's execution of the direction that Marvel is going now, is like seeing Tiger Woods play in the PGA back in the early 2000's, and then going to see him play a few years later and instead of driving the ball 300+ yards and making the most impossible chips and puts.....he just stands on the green and tries to f^ck his golf clubs whenever his caddy hands him on, lol.

I still laugh at "Nu More"

Kang needs to be worst than Thanos when it comes to villainy. Then Dr. Doom needs to evolve into a villain.

Good ol' Gundam knows how to clear the room lol. 🤣😂

I noped out of the MCU after i watched Infinity War and not more then an hour later, I couldn't describe to my friend, with any certainty, what I had just seen. All I could say was "It was exciting, I think" 🤷

Kang probably built stonehenge and was a roman emperor in Britain

*Who's* *Knocking* *At* *My* *Door?* *(1967)* So I finally watched Scorsese's first film. I was surprised by the nudity from it. Understand this was released in 1967. The Hays Code wasn't lifted until 1968. If you notice typical Hollywood movies during the 1960s were still wholesome where they couldn't show nudity, extreme bloody violence, and cursing. This was an indie film and a byproduct of the French New Wave. I actually thought it was pretty good. It has editing problems and it's very low budget like Clerks (1994) and Following (1998). But I can see Scorsese's fingerprints. Goodfellas was supposed to be set mostly in the 60s and this film was released in that decade, so you see the authenticity of it. Many of Scorsese's later works prior to The Wolf of Wall Street didn't feature nudity but you see it in WKAMD, Boxcar Bertha, and Mean Streets. I'm still watching Boxcar Bertha which is regarded by many as Scorsese's worst film and it shows. It doesn't feel at all like it was directed by Marty. When Sean ranks his best Scorsese films, I can imagine Boxcar Bertha will be at or near the bottom. It's like Spielberg's 1941 or The BFG. The few cool things from Boxcar Bertha is we get to see Barbara Hershey nude and Bernie Casey from Revenge of the Nerds and Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure looked the same back in 1972 like he did in 1984 and 1989. Barbara Hershey and Ellen Burstyn were foxy ladies in their heyday. Ellen who recently appeared in the most recent Exorcist film is currently 90. But back in her 30s/40s, she was nice! I look at Steven Spielberg, George Lucas, Martin Scorsese, Francis Ford Coppola, Brian De Palma, Quentin Tarantino, Robert Zemeckis, Guy Ritchie, and Christopher Nolan as "my guys." And RIP to Richard Donner. They're the ones who raised a lot of us. I love Doug Liman's Swingers (1996) and Go (1999). I do have all the best Kevin Smith, JJ Abrams, and Zack Snyder films. I might be underrating Coppola. He directed two Godfather films that are superior to any film those other directors ever did. And Apocalypse Now, The Conversation, and The Outsiders are considered classics. Perhaps Kubrick gets a tad overrated and Coppola gets a tad underrated? As much as I love Casino and Goodfellas, they're not better than The Godfather I and II. Those two are GOATs. Who's left out there to admire? Nolan? The others have gotten way too old. I do have films from Alfred Hitchcock, David Lean, Charlie Chaplin, Brad Bird, and Frank Darabont. I try to maintain range in all decades. I have albums in my Google Photos full of chick flicks and Christmas movies. Every popular movie franchise you can think of, I probably have it. Except the horror genre. Never been my thing. Joe Pytka, thank you for Let It Ride (1989) and Space Jam (1996) even if both are considered rotten. Will probably watch Duel (1971) after Boxcar Bertha. Coppola's next film: Megalopolis Tarantino's next film: The Movie Critic Spielberg's next film: TBD Nolan's next film: TBD Zemeckis' next film: Here (2024) Hanks and Wright reunite 30 years later. You know Tarantino can direct when I had to rewatch the strudel scene between Hans and Shosanna recently. Hans knew it was her. Ordered a glass of milk for her. What I didn't know was the scarcity of dairy products during WW2. So cream was made from pig lard. Shosanna is kosher. It's little details like that which is why I keep rewatching Tarantino films. *Great* *Action* *Scenes* Star Wars Theory was ranking lightsaber duels and choreography which was fairly predictable coming from him. ROTS and TPM tops, no brainer. Got me thinking, what are some of my favorite MCU fights ever? It's not from Endgame. It might actually be the fights from The Avengers (2012), The Winter Soldier, and Civil War. Endgame felt way too bloated but I did like Thanos vs. Iron Man, Cap, Thor and then Thanos fighting Scarlet Witch and Captain Marvel. 1. Steve vs. Bucky, The Winter Soldier TWS had the best hand-to-hand choreography. 2. Thanos fight in Titan, Infinity War 3. Iron Man vs. Cap & Bucky, Civil War 4. Airport fight, Civil War Felt more like a sparring fight with nobody endangered of dying but had humor like Ant-Man becoming a titan. 5. Iron Man vs. Thor, The Avengers "Shakespeare in the park?" This one was so simple but I loved it. 6. Final battle in Endgame 7. Entire Battle of NY in The Avengers 8. Elevator fight in The Winter Soldier 9. Battle of Wakanda in Infinity War 10. Black Panther vs. Killmonger near the waterfall and at the end. Underrated fight: Hulk vs. Abomination in Incredible Hulk. Sorry to No Way Home fans for missing out in my top 10. I couldn't even include Hela slaughtering Thor's friends or that dope Mjölnir uppercut Thor did to Hulk in The Avengers. I personally enjoyed the Batman vs. Superman fight being I'm a bigger Batman fan. Superman sorta getting his revenge in the Justice League. Now let me think about all the great action sequences throughout several movies and TV shows... The Watchers on the Wall Battle of the Bastards The Spoils of War The Long Night Hardhome Black Water War in the Stepstones in House of the Dragon Final battle in LotR: The Two Towers Final fight in Wheels on Meals and Dragons Forever Hallway fight in Oldboy (2003) The Protector fights especially Tony Jaa against a capoeira fighter ala Eddy Gordo All of Mad Max: Fury Road (2015) Raiders of the Lost Ark opening Opening and ending of Temple of Doom Final 15 minutes of Jurassic Park Saving Private Ryan's D-Day opening Glory's final scenes All the epic open field fights in Braveheart Quicksilver's "Time in a Bottle" All the fights in Gladiator and Troy Any scene with Juggernaut in Deadpool 2 Vin Diesel vs. The Rock in Fast Five Burf Khalifa scene in Ghost Protocol Never seen Hard Boiled to see that hospital scene but I did like the Mexican standoff in Reservoir Dogs, True Romance, and Face/Off. I've been a Jackie Chan fan longer than being a Star Wars fan. Watch the opening from Snake & Crane Arts of Shaolin (1978). It's on Tubi. Will make Ray Park look amateurish. None of those lightsaber duels are as cool as Jackie Chan fighting a hundred axe men in Drunken Master II (1994). No CGI. No stunt double. No wires. Way more badass. And DM2 still had a badass fight scene under the train and Jackie against OG Liu Kang and Ken Lo.

Remember kids. The world is not round or flat, it is a circus tent.

They're working really hard to lower our expectations

8:50 That’s exactly what Picasso was. A talentless hack who fooled everyone into thinking he was good. Same as Waititi in the film world.

You should have Gundam on more often. He's hilarious!

Its a gundam.... in the house. :)

That's probably why you been hearing so many rumors that they just want to reboot the whole thing, but the thing is if you don't get rid of the riders the directors the problematic actors then you're just going to end up getting the same results either way.... The whole company is just run by complete morons really.

Kevin Feige is the best Marvel villain of all time. Single handedly destroyed all of the comic book movies.

So, does anyone else suspect that they were pushing John Majors so hard because they wanted to pump up his star power for a future George F*oyd biopic?

I literally fell asleep while watching the last episode of Loki with Kang.

Why does the woman never talk in this show?

Dr Strange MoM makes me wonder, how many title characters have been upstaged in their own show by a hallow female side character? Obi Wan, Mando season 3, even freaking Ahsoka. Why the bait and switch?

It didn't feel like the MCU took on a real, focused approach to telling a larger, cohesive story until the Russo Bros came onboard. Bring back the Russos.

They manufacture the buzz, forget it’s manufactured and then act on the buzz.

They wasted 2 phases when they should have been focusing all in on xmen and fantastic four. The main villain should have been Galactus. The only reason I can see them not using these characters is prior actor contracts that they are letting run out.

Haley Atwell was in Marvel for 10 years but only seems to have broken out in Misson impossible

I only just now realized there was a season 2 of Loki. That's how much I care about Marvel.

"...make a note of the word 'gobbledygook,' I like it! I want to use it more often in conversation." -- General Sir Anthony Cecil Hogmany Melchett.

I didn't think Loki was great, but I remember finding it at least interesting at the end. I was willing to see Kang/multiverse stuff as a decent place to start building. Man was that ball dropped hard... At least Tom Hiddleston and Owen Wilson were fun to watch. I mean, no enough that I'm willing to watch Season 2 all these flops later, but I can remember their scenes from S1 fondly.

Suddenly all those interviews in which his co-stars gushed about him make sense. They had their orders.

Pure Gold Content.. Enough said !! 🤣🤣

🎶 Everybody have fun tonight Everybody Kang Chung tonight 🎶

Just based off this clip of Kang from Loki 2:53, choosing not to even attempt watching it was the only real decision. I didnt realize Majors was such so hilariously baf... Im with you guys‐ what was all the fuss about?

I’m not saying he’d be a good Kang, but whatever Majors was attempting in Loki, Orlando Jones would’ve pulled off way better.

New Rockstars was cheering for him and I thought I just had no idea but it’s crazy to see that I’m not totally uncultured for not knowing his face before the show. (Yes, I watched Loki on Disney plus and wasn’t impressed to see him again in Quantumania)

Gundam rules.that closing statement... legend.

Managing a multiverse as writers requires masterful and careful decision making.

The Woke adore Kang. So Disney said, "Let's give the Woke children everything they want. And screw the customer, and what they want. Give the Broke Woke another mirror to look into so that they may gaze upon themselves.

Have you ever thought maybe they're done doing what they wanted to do?

4:30 The fact it took this long, is why the board and leadership of Disney, Marvel, Star Wars and Pixar, all need to get fired.

Loki tv show was a disappointment.

Everything can be reset like Spiderman, superman or Batman but they need to do it without the same people in charge now.

Just think, we could have had Galactus, Mephistopho or Dr. Doom …

The buzz on Majors was likely police radio communication.