r/marvelstudios • u/steve32767 Daredevil • Mar 30 '22

Discussion Thread Moon Knight S01E01 - Discussion Thread

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Now let's see what the hell that fish was about.

EPISODE DIRECTED BY WRITTEN BY ORIGINAL RELEASE DATE RUN TIME CREDITS SCENE?
S01E01: The Goldfish Problem Mohamed Diab Jeremy Slater March 30th, 2022 on Disney+ 47 min None

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u/ImABikeLockerAMA Mar 30 '22

The MCU adding Oscar Isaac is a gift.

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u/sati_lotus Loki (Thor 2) Mar 30 '22

Yeah, but for a limited series? I need more than a few episodes of him. He's so good in everything he does.

I would happily see him in the movies.

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u/aplaceforsteaks Captain Marvel Mar 30 '22

pretty sure he’s already talked about wanting to do midnight sons. it won’t be a one and done thing.

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u/redsyrinx2112 Korg Mar 30 '22

Duuuuuuude, that would've made me excited no matter what, but this episode and the possibilities make it even better. It could make a lot of sense after MoM.

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u/sati_lotus Loki (Thor 2) Mar 30 '22

Fingers crossed

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u/randomuser914 Spider-Man Mar 30 '22

I can’t imagine that they would bring an actor of Oscar Isaac’s caliber in without having big plans for him. They may have an out if the show flopped, but I wouldn’t be surprised that he is already signed for a multi-film deal.

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u/nqtoan1994 Mar 30 '22

I had thought all the big names in The Eternals were only signed for a single film and I was very surprised when I found out Marvel still has plan with them.

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u/FirewaterTenacious Apr 06 '22

I know, right? I watched the movie absolutely convinced certain characters were going to die because of their actors/actresses being too expensive.

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u/BurnedBerry Iron Man (Mark II) Mar 30 '22

No way they introduce the character for only six episodes. Dude will be in other things. Probably Blade

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u/AmeriCanadian98 Spider-Man Mar 31 '22

So they don't work at the same museum, but I wonder if he gets introduced to Blade through Dane

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u/BurnedBerry Iron Man (Mark II) Mar 31 '22

Or vice versa

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u/morbidhoagie Mar 31 '22

I’d love to see him meet up with Spiderman. It’d be hilarious to see on screen the time when he created a personality believing he was actually Spiderman lol

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u/SeaTie Mar 30 '22

I mean Moon Knight was an Avenger (West Coast) at some point...and since we saw Matt Murdock show up in Spider Man I have to imagine we'll see both Dare Devil and Moon Knight make some movie appearances.

...at least I hope so, anyways. I kind of wonder if they'll even sneak him into Dr. Strange somehow...

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u/djseifer Yondu Mar 31 '22

Technically, he's also Spider-Man 2099.

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u/amccon4 Apr 02 '22

Remember Apocalypse?

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I try not to