Calibrator:
Why confusing yourself by looking at things from TVC lenses?


Will Loki escape if Avengers didn't go back in endgame?


Before endgame meddled the timeline , Loki was taken to Asgard which birthed the events of Ragnarok and then resulted in all that happened in infinity war and culminated in Endgame.


Loki escape in Endgame birthed a timeline which was never planned and that was the reason TVC went after him straight away in Endgame so I don't know where the confusion is coming from.



Endgame made Loki series possible.
If Avengers didn't go back in time, Loki can't make his escape.
Loki not escaping means no 2012 Loki variant to catch the attention of TVC


If endgame made something possible, in the main MCU timeline where endgame took place, will the events of Loki series not be a continuation of whatever is transpiring in the said universe?



Logic is not for everyone

Calibrator:
Why confusing yourself by looking at things from TVC lenses?


Will Loki escape if Avengers didn't go back in endgame?


Before endgame meddled the timeline , Loki was taken to Asgard which birthed the events of Ragnarok and then resulted in all that happened in infinity war and culminated in Endgame.


Loki escape in Endgame birthed a timeline which was never planned and that was the reason TVC went after him straight away in Endgame so I don't know where the confusion is coming from.



Endgame made Loki series possible.
If Avengers didn't go back in time, Loki can't make his escape.
Loki not escaping means no 2012 Loki variant to catch the attention of TVC


If endgame made something possible, in the main MCU timeline where endgame took place, will the events of Loki series not be a continuation of whatever is transpiring in the said universe?



Logic is not for everyone

Moneyboyz:
In response to the Loki saga.

I think Loki series happened in between endgame, meaning it happened outside time and space as we know it on earth..
To Loki, it was a long ride, to the Advengers nothing happened.

I believe when the series continues, he will still return to that endgame timeline right where he was captured and die like he's meant to.

DieRich5:
HARRY_POTTER_PRISONER_OF_AZKABAN all dis time travel no Dy mk me think well so Harry go back to past ones but the thing happened twice, Harry already saved himself b4 harry go back to the past so how did the first harry take saved himself without him knowing

10thDentist:

Fro5t:
So they wan use am replace The Rock?

Moneyboyz:
In response to the Loki saga.

I think Loki series happened in between endgame, meaning it happened outside time and space as we know it on earth..
To Loki, it was a long ride, to the Advengers nothing happened.

I believe when the series continues, he will still return to that endgame timeline right where he was captured and die like he's meant to.

phr0nesis:

The rock might still return. Him and and Vin Diesel don settle their matter

MJBOLT:

The Shape Of Water

Calibrator:
Not this bestality themed movie

AnfieldFan:


He ain't dying again...Kang has been introduced...Loki died in the main timeline but since the Avengers went back to 2012, the timeline split into 2 leaving that Loki alive...

just seeing it for the first time,the ending no follow Dem suppose catch that thing,use am do experiments.

Calibrator:
Not this bestality themed movie

AnfieldFan:


He's not coming back, he's made that clear and I don't want him back.... He has other projects he can focus on....

pu7pl3:


When did he make it clear?

MJBOLT:

The Shape Of Water

Nickshrapnel:
Technically, the event of Loki picked up directly from Avengers 2012 from Endgame, not the original Avenger 2012. It’s not that hard.

VerifiedStalin:
Daybreakers (2009)

A dystopian vampire story set in a world where humanity are on the verge of extinction and vampires are famished. It's a sly commentary on consumerism and self-identity. The scene in which vampires are seen commuting to work and earning a living, just like the rest of us, left quite an impression. When there are only a few vampires around, like in a typical horror film, they're portrayed as bad ass, but in a world where everyone is a vampire, someone has to drive the bus or empty the bins.

The acting and performances were adequate, particularly Sam Neil's, not to mention the VFX on the malformed vamps (which is rather impressive), and there's a healthy supply of graphic murders and deaths to keep things rattling along.

A TV show set in a world where vampires are the majority would be brilliant. It'd be fascinating to see how class and structure are shown in a world populated and governed by vampires.

AnfieldFan:


He's not coming back, he's made that clear and I don't want him back.... He has other projects he can focus on....

Carot:
never watched it completely but I remember the exploded vampire

phr0nesis:

If fans want him back, he'll definitely show up

Calibrator:
Why confusing yourself by looking at things from TVC lenses?


Will Loki escape if Avengers didn't go back in endgame?


Before endgame meddled the timeline , Loki was taken to Asgard which birthed the events of Ragnarok and then resulted in all that happened in infinity war and culminated in Endgame.


Loki escape in Endgame birthed a timeline which was never planned and that was the reason TVC went after him straight away in Endgame so I don't know where the confusion is coming from.



Endgame made Loki series possible.
If Avengers didn't go back in time, Loki can't make his escape.
Loki not escaping means no 2012 Loki variant to catch the attention of TVC


If endgame made something possible, in the main MCU timeline where endgame took place, will the events of Loki series not be a continuation of whatever is transpiring in the said universe?



Logic is not for everyone

oyaskii:
"Mass 2021"

This was basically one scene and practically 6 cast but it's the best thing i have seen this year. Dealt with an heavy subject matter with an impeccable flair.

Emotionally wrenching and stellar dialogue.