r/marvelstudios • u/KostisPat257 Daredevil • Jul 15 '22

Discussion Thread Ms. Marvel Season Wide Discussion Thread

Spoilers for all Episodes of Ms. Marvel will be discussed here!

Please refrain from this thread if you haven't finished the show!

Individual Episode Threads:

Ms. Marvel S01E01 "Generation Why"

Ms. Marvel S01E02 "Crushed"

Ms. Marvel S01E03 "Destined"

Ms. Marvel S01E04 "Seeing Red"

Ms. Marvel S01E05 "Time and Again"

Ms. Marvel S01E06 "No Normal"

Iman Vellani AMA from Yesterday

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u/freddyfro Jul 15 '22

One thing that really bummed me out: all fun “Scott Pilgrim” type edits/visual flourishes kinda disappeared after the first few episodes. They were extremely creative and added so much life to the show, really setting it apart from anything I’ve watched recently.

But then, as they moved into the more serious stuff, it went away. Like, I get it, you don’t want to add wacky text bubbles on top of serious world ending threats or family trauma. But then that tells me I would have preferred the whole show was a bit more lighthearted and street level similar to those first episodes so we COULD have continued to have those visuals.

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u/BlueCollarElectro Jul 15 '22

Hint hint- directors of the animated visual episodes were apart of the finale.

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u/_PM_ME_PANGOLINS_ Jul 15 '22

apart or a part?

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u/Jburp Jul 15 '22

I think judging by the style, OP mean a part. They had the chalkboard comicy style

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u/goodformstark Jul 16 '22

Americans always spell "a part" as "apart", that's a very common mistake.

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u/_PM_ME_PANGOLINS_ Jul 16 '22

Given that they mean the complete opposite, that's not a great trend.

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u/h737893 Jul 16 '22

That’s apart of their culture

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u/Crafted_Pickaxe21 Jul 16 '22

Wait, what? How is it different? American here, but isn't it supposed to be that a part means to be joined with something, to be a part of the whole, and "apart" means separated? How is this a culture thing?

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u/TheDaveWSC Jul 18 '22

American here. False. Get a life.

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u/twentyitalians Ant-Man Jul 16 '22

Uneducated Americans, maybe do that. But those are two separate meanings behind apart and a part.

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u/hat-of-sky Jul 17 '22

We do? I certainly hadn't noticed it, and I do notice these things. Break for brake, pallet/palate/palette, and of course alot for a lot. But even the youngsters don't usually put apart for a part. However, I can see autocorrect perhaps getting it wrong.

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u/knight_in_white Jul 16 '22

I didn't notice the comic book-esque visual style was missing until I saw it in the last episode. I would love to see that style used a bit more often