LOKI Actor Richard E. Grant "Blown Away" By Classic Loki Love; Shares New BTS Photo - SPOILERS

@DanielPlainviewsGhost - I live in England and it doesn't get enough love here either.

@JohnCastillo - I expected more. Marvel Studios/Disney+ shows are stricking me as bland so far. Mostly because of the script. They play with ambitious ideas, but they don’t have the guts to exploit them.

Wanda worked nicely around the idea of grieving, but they didn’t work at all the specifics of how “it was Agatha all along”.

Falcon & The Winter Soldier wanted to have a serious approach to racism and wealth distribution. They worked around racism pretty well, although a little to much on the nose. However, wealth distribution was handled really bad. They created an impossible to solve economic problem (twice the population in just a day) and they really didn’t know how to solve that, so they had Sam saying “do better”. Well, Sam, they may do it better, but math is math. If you have twice the population suddenly after 5 years of an economic disaster, no matter how better they do, there is simply no solution. People are going to suffer, a lot, no matter what. It will take decades to settle who has the right to claim a house, a job, or a rent. You can’t just be entitled to say “do better” and call it a day.

As for Loki, so far I was feeling it bland. This last episode made me feel enthusiastic about the series for the first time. So far, I was feeling that the script was just mumbling around, unsure of what to do or say. There were some heavy inconsistencies (like Loki stoping a whole building from collapsing at the end of episode 3 by just waving hands, what was that?). By all means, I’m not saying it is all bad… effects and acting are incredible, production is over the top. It’s the script that I find a little bit not enough. Until this last episode, which was way better.

@JayBarrick - You know what I actually agree with you. I have the same underwhelming feeling about WandaVision and Falcon & The Winter Soldier, I liked them both but felt a little disappointed. Loki is my favourite one so far though, I’ve actually enjoyed it all the way through, although if the last episode doesn’t fulfill expectations then I might look on the show in disappointment too.

@SonOfAGif - who knows. One thing Lokis do very well is survive.

@SonOfAGif - Ummm, old? He's 12 years younger than Michael Douglas and younger than Anthony Hopkins when he started in the MCU by about 8 years. He's plenty young enough to show up again.

@SoBeKing - Which proves the theory that the TVA are terrified of every Loki. Because a Loki is a talented liar, shapeshifter, magic user, and so on. If a Loki discovered the truth about the sacred timeline or branches in reality it can spell doom for the cosmos.

@BrettMan - I would love to see his Thor, with the silly costume. Maybe have Dolph Lundgren as “Classic Thor”. Hilarious but somehow great.

@BrettMan - that is called comics not all comic costumes look well in modern times for movies scarlet witch costume proves it would you let you 4 year old daughter look like hooker wear corset and stocking for Halloween

@Matchesz - what about Eric Kramer? He was Thor back in TV movie The Incredible Hulk Returns.

@dragon316 - Hey man let's take it down several hundred notches. I'm saying Richard E. Grant looks hilarious and is doing great in the role, and it would be really fun to see more characters in a cinematic universe doing the same thing. I don't know why you're obsessed with wanting comic book adaptations to not look anything like the comics they're based on, but let's chill a little bit, okay?