davidyates1801

I have watched most of the " Back in Time" series over the years and have thoroughly enjoyed them. That having been said, although, in the main, they are all good; they all have one failing in common... they all stop in 1999! Why? We are now almost a quarter of the way into the 21st century , and thie world has continued to develop. This is even more important in the later ones as they have moved away from an obsession with food and have branched out into a greater appreciation of social history. Please can any new iterations, going forward, acknowledge that the 21st Century has happened and cover it appropriately? Thank you.

I'm struggling to understand the negativity. This series is very well acted, the plot holds well together, and the three young stars are growing into their roles. Yes, its different from the movie; though that's not necessarily a bad thing. A TV show can afford time to allow characters and plots to evolve more slowly. The growing friendships are developing nicely, and the endings of the episodes always leave you wanting more. I'm really enjoying this series, and I hope that it's the first of many more to come. Am I the only one who loves the "Art Deco" styling of the end credits?

Well done Disney+ keep up the good work!

This is a great film. Despite what the many critics say, I am not sold on this by the cgi. I am sold on this by the incredible human story, presented to us by a truly amazing cast. The chemistry between Suri and Namor is totally convincing, and very well acted. It is a fitting tribute to Chadwick Boseman while still progressing the plot and moving on from Endgame. Whether or not we return to Wakanda rests entirely with Marvel. As someone who has followed the comics and the films for more than 50 years, I can say that this film and its predecessor embody all that is good in the MCU. Long may it continue...."Wakanda Forever!"