Marvel's Blade (November 7, 2025)

[mike030270]

...........said the same bout Moon Knight. Plus Fiege has been adamant that this joint wasn't gonna be R.



Maybe he changed his mind. we'll see.

I didn't even think about Moon Knight. Didn't they say the same thing about Love and Thunder though?

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

I didn't even think about Moon Knight. Didn't they say the same thing about Love and Thunder though?

.....what Taki directing?

I don't recall them ever saying that movie was gonna be dark. Not even rumors saying that.

I could have missed tho......

 

[mike030270]

.....what Taki directing?

I don't recall them ever saying that movie was gonna be dark. Not even rumors saying that.

I could have missed tho......

How could it not with Gorr the God Butcher

 

[Iceberg_Taylor]

They never said it was gonna have a darker feel

 

[Revolver Ocelot]

We not talking about consistency of quality or action. We're talking about the edginess of the show. Pretty much every episode of Moon Knight had some killing or some references to some killing or some violence just short of killing or some dream sequences with dark tones. The series revolved around that kinda of stuff. None of the other series are like that. FatWS had the scene you referenced, and it also had practically a whole episode with Falcon and Bucky just being bros and fixing up a boat. My point is MK didn't really any episodes like the latter. It was consistently and some dark and/or violent shit.

Again........


You might be the only person who watched MK and thought they lived up to being "edgy".

To each it's own tho.

 

[The Lonious Monk]

Again........


You might be the only person who watched MK and thought they lived up to being "edgy".

To each it's own tho.

It's all relative. MK is edgier than a lot of the other shit Marvel has put out. For example, MK had a lot of blatant killing. Go back and look at most of the MCU shit. Deaths are usually treated ambiguously (meaning it's unclear if the person actually died or not) or done cartoonishly to take away some of the seriousness usually associated with death.

The problem with ya'll is that you believe 'edgier' has to mean something like the older Blade movies, Deadpool, or Netflix Punisher. The reality is you don't have to be any of those things to clear the hurdle of 'edgier' in the MCU.

 

[Infamous114]

 

[Ironman]

No way in hell is Disney letting her rock lol. Wait and see approach on this one

 

[Infamous114]

No way in hell is Disney letting her rock lol. Wait and see approach on this one

What do you mean?

 

[Infamous114]

Word is she's going to play Lilith

 

[Shenco]

What do you mean?

She's Shia lebouf's wife and I think defended him against those FKA Twigs accusations a while back?

 

[mike030270]

Damn. She's been in some... movies lol

 

[Maywood]

 

[Black_Samson]

Mia Goth makes the chick from The Craft look perfectly sane, safe and can watch the kids unsupervised.

Faruza Balk

 

[AP2.5]

I have no idea who that white woman is

 

[mike030270]

Wonder how many Blade movies we'll get out of him

 

[God_Body]

Just need one.

 

[mike030270]

Just need one.

And then they transition to his daughter?

 

[God_Body]

And then they transition to his daughter?

I hope not. We don’t need a MCU Blade franchise.

 

[mike030270]

I hope not. We don’t need a MCU Blade franchise.

I'm a fan of vampires so I'd have to disagree with this