#MoonKnight Overall I enjoyed it. It was intriguing but also confusing for those not familiar w the comic. After Episode 4 I did research into Marc Spector's history & learned about Jake so mid-credits scene was not a surprise - esp since they showed the shaking sarcophagus in the recap.

Anyone else feel like something was missing? Maybe context of how it fits into #MCU?

So many questions. If avatars can get powers from gods/goddesses like Moon Knight & whatever Layla turned into why didn't those other avatars get into their costumes and fight Harrow in the pyramid? And speaking of Layla, why would a hippo goddess avatar have wings?

I never quite understood why Harrow put broken glass in his shoes in that 1st scene. His version of penance? Do the bleeding feet mean the gods no longer accept his penance? But wasn't that scene in the mental hospital still in Mark/Steven's mind? But didn't the bleeding let Mark/Steven know that it wasn't real? 🤯

#MayTheFourthBeWithYou

It dawned on me that I didn't put #StarWars in my #introduction or my profile. I've always liked it - I saw Eps IV, V, & VI in theaters during their original runs - but I never really considered myself part of the fandom since I didn't get into the video games or expanded universe.

Then I found myself giving an impassioned speech about why #Hanshotfirst...

...and I realized I kept VHS versions of the original trilogy because even though I had the 1997 Special Edition abominations I wanted the theatrical releases...

...and I also owned the 2004 DVD trilogy release because it included the original theatrical versions but still kept the VHS tapes...

...and I had DVDs of Hardware Wars & the animated microseries Star Wars: Clone Wars...

And so on.

I shouldn't discount my fandoms because I don't participate in all variations. I never got through all of Enterprise & haven't seen Discovery but I still consider myself a #StarTrek fan.

Updating my profile now.

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