My Revolution of PARTs

Ever since Black Panther was released in theaters, showing fans a visage of Bast and witnessing Chadwick Boseman's T'Challa visiting the Ancestral Plane, many wondered if either were 100% real. However, while Black Panther may have been ambiguous regarding its more fantastical elements, Moon Knight has been anything but, especially in the latest episode, "Asylum." Marvel It was always left to chance that the vision brought on by the consumption of the heart-shaped herb caused one to hallucinate Wakanda's afterlife, but the latest episode of Moon Knight no longer leaves any doubt about it. The Ancestral Plane is real, which carries significant implications for the rest of the Marvel Cinematic Universe moving forward. ADVERTISEMENT Black Panther's Ancestral Plane Exists Marvel In Episode 5 of  Moon Knight , Oscar Isaac's Marc Spector begins to question if they're in  "the"  afterlife, but Taweret corrects hi...

Marvel Studios' Moon Knight quickly approaches the end of its wild run on Disney+, putting Oscar Isaac's Marc Spector into the MCU spotlight for the first time in Phase 4. Each new episode has featured insane reveals at every turn, with Episode 4 going so far as to include the physical manifestation of an Egyptian goddess inside Marc's head after his interaction with Steven Grant. Through the first four weeks, fans have gotten their usual round of longer MCU Disney+ episodes, as has been the case with most of Phase 4's entries outside of WandaVision and the animated What If...? . Before Moon Knight premiered, fans learned that the first four episodes were anywhere from 45 to 51 minutes in length without credits, which proved to be accurate when the show arrived. ADVERTISEMENT Each Disney+ show in total brings anywhere from five to six hours of new content to the MCU, meaning that Episodes 5 and 6 should be in the same range as their pr...

Moon Knight  has truly proven to be Marvel Studios' most confusing and mind-bending series yet, even rivaling the infamous levels of mystery found in  WandaVision . Over the four episodes released so far, viewers have gotten to know both Marc Spector and Steven Grant, two personalities living in the head of a mentally ill man, enslaved by the Egyptian god Khonshu to do his bidding. WARNING - The rest of this article contains spoilers for  Moon Knight  Episode 4, "The Tomb." ADVERTISEMENT With the ending of the latest installment, fans were delivered the craziest twist yet as, after being shot by Arthur Harrow, Marc Spector and every character from the series to date was seen to be either in or working for an asylum. Things only got more confusing from there as Spector escaped, united with Steven Grant in person, and met the Egyptian god Taweret. Between the inclusion of almost every character, visual nods to earlier episodes, and even imag...

The fourth installment of Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight turned everything up to eleven, as Oscar Isaac's character had his entire existence flipped upsidedown. For those who have read Jeff Lemire’s famous run on the character, the big twist probably wasn’t all that unexpected, but seeing it come to life likely brought tears of joy to fans who love the story. Warning - The rest of this article contains spoilers for Episode 4 of  Moon Knight . ADVERTISEMENT Not only did Oscar Isaac's Marc Spector get shot and “killed,” but he also woke up in a psychiatric hospital. Which is real, or are parts of both of them the reality? Either way, fans are no doubt scratching their heads and wondering what’s next. In the closing few minutes of the show, Marc Spector can be seen looking around and observing many people and items, which serve as direct callbacks to earlier episodes; they are explanations as to why they showed up in his hypothetical Moon Knight delu...

Four episodes of Moon Knight have now fully been released, and needless to say, the latest episode completely blew away fans across the world. Questioning the reality around what Oscar Isaac's leading men   experience has long been part of the experience when following his story. His multiple personalities lead to complete disorientation and confusion at times—even for Spector himself.  As exciting as all of Episode 4’s twists and turns were, there was something else audiences may have missed. Within the first half of the episode, another reality-breaking twist was hidden in plain sight: a crew member once again breaking the illusion. ADVERTISEMENT Accidental Crew Member Gets Spotted in Moon Knight During Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight ’s fourth episode, Twitter user Shashank Mishra pointed out that a crew member can be spotted just off to the right of the frame. The scene in question is when Steven Grant is looking for an alternate exit within the t...

WARNING: This article contains spoilers for Episode 4 of Moon Knight . The Marvel Studios Disney+ series  Moon Knight  just aired its fourth episode, and fans across the world are undoubtedly still processing everything that happened within it.  Layla and Steven got some bonding time, Arthur got to have a good talk with Marc’s wife, and the two heroes of the story barely survived being hunted down by a mysterious creature. ADVERTISEMENT Most of all, however, was that Oscar Isaac’s leading character was shot, and potentially killed. As he sank into the water where his body landed, Marc wakes up in a mental hospital—one where there are just all too many signs that everything in the last four episodes has been a lie. It looks like, at one point and time, an earlier cut of the installment had even more for audiences to process. Now, thanks to an official recap posted by Marvel themselves, fans can get a glimpse into a deleted scene that simply didn’t make t...

Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight has been quite the wild ride so far. Audiences are now four episodes in, and by the end of the latest episode, audiences have taken a deep dive into the cracked psyche that is the inside of Marc Spector’s head. By the time this entry comes to a close, audiences are left with a slew of questions about what's actually going on. Some may have seen the twist coming, particularly those who are familiar with the iconic Jeff Lemire run for the character. Others were no doubt blindsided by the massive reality-altering twist. ADVERTISEMENT Is anything audiences have watched in the last few weeks real? Is Marc Spector's head on straight? What in the world is going on? Thankfully, the directors behind the episode are on hand to explain their intentions behind those twisty final moments. Moon Knight Directors Help Explain Warning - the rest of the article contains spoilers for  Moon Knight  Episode 4.  ADVERTISEMENT In an ...

Early on in  Moon Knight , the Disney+ series has provided more questions for fans than answers. The first few episodes have received rave reviews as the mystery around Oscar Isaac's Marc Spector begins to unfold on-screen. Audiences were thrown into the action as Spector's dissociative identity disorder was put on full display, showing how the mercenary-turned-vigilante shared his mind with a lowly gift shopper employee, Steven Grant.  So far, fans have spent a fair amount of time figuring out who Spector is at the same pace as Isaac's Grant does on-screen. While Marc is seasoned in the world of ancient Egyptian mythology, serving as an avatar for the god Khonshu (which grants him the ability to wield the Moon Knight armor), Steven is still very much new to the whole world of crime-fighting.  ADVERTISEMENT Viewers have seen everything in Steven's Moon Knight journey up to this point. But exactly how long has Marc Spector been moonlightin...

Marvel Studios is now headed toward the final three episodes of Moon Knight , giving fans a look into Marc Spector and the multiple personalities in his head. While fans wait for the Avengers to make their return after Avengers: Endgame , Moon Knight provides a new experience with a skilled fighter who’s tied to the MCU’s take on Ancient Egyptian mythology. Although Moon Knight kicks off the year for the MCU's Phase 4, next up is Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness , bringing in two powerful players who at least have connections to the Avengers. As the fifth movie for Marvel's top-tier team waits in the wings, fans have started predicting what's coming down the road for Earth's Mightiest Heroes, including their next antagonist. ADVERTISEMENT At some point, one of those antagonists will most likely be Jonathan Majors' Kang the Conquerer, whose Variant showed up in 2021's Loki ahead of his theatrical arrival in 2023's...

Marvel Studios is officially at the halfway mark of Moon Knight , with three episodes telling the story of Marc Spector, Steven Grant, and Marvel's take on ancient Egyptian mythology. More so than any series in the MCU's history, Moon Knight has the opportunity to take a deep look into different characters and locales through the story that's already been told. Thanks to Marc Spector's experience with Dissociative Identity Disorder, fans have spent ample time with one of the character's alternate personalities in Steven Grant, an everyday man who worked at a gift shop. The first two episodes saw him learn about the other side of him in Marc along with Marc's ties to the Moon God Khonshu, taking him 3,500 miles from his life in London to the deserts of Cairo, Egypt. ADVERTISEMENT With so many storylines being explored in this show, fans have seen something new with each subsequent episode, whether it be with characters, visuals, o...

As 2022 moves further forward, Marvel Studios dives deeper into Oscar Isaac's Moon Knight with its third full episode now available for viewing. Expanding on Isaac's Marc Spector while also featuring more story and action for both Ethan Hawke's Arthur Harrow and May Calamawy's Layla, Episode 3 gave fans a thrilling new round of action and drama. More so than any MCU project in a long time, Moon Knight has largely told its own self-contained story rather than trying to connect Marc and crew to the larger expanding universe. Even with rumors about Mark Ruffalo's Hulk potentially showing up later and Isaac's vision for a Midnight Sons arrival, this character's adventures in London and Cairo haven't put him in any past characters' crosshairs yet. ADVERTISEMENT That isn't to say that Moon Knight is in a completely separate universe, as Episode 2 featured an ad for the Global Repatriation Council, first introduced in T...

Fans have now gotten to experience the third installment of Marvel Studios’ Moon Knight , and it was a doozy. This time around, the focus on was more squarely on Marc Spector as he and Layla went to get information from a shady source. Of course, everything eventually devolved into a big brawl with Moon Knight obliterating the competition. On their trip, they came across a rich antique collector named Anton, who happened to hold the clue to solving the Ammit problem. Played by Gaspard Ulliel, the character had an immediate screen presence the moment he came on screen. ADVERTISEMENT Sadly, Ulliel passed away earlier this year in a tragic skiing accident, which came a few weeks before his debut within the MCU. In remembrance of the late actor, Marvel Studios included a small tribute to him at the end of the Moon Knight 's third episode. In Tribute to Gaspard Ulliel At the conclusion of the third episode of  Moon Knight , which has been Gaspard Ulliel...

Marvel Studios has enjoyed its return to the spotlight in recent weeks, particularly when it comes to some of the darker properties that now reside on Disney+. Mid-March saw the shows that were originally housed on Netflix, including Daredevil and Jessica Jones , make their way onto the streaming service. And all this happened shortly before Marvel's  Moon Knight made its long-awaited streaming debut. Moon Knight is already seeing plenty of success after its first two episodes, with the show fully exploring some serious mental health issues while delivering epic action throughout. Giving fans two all-new characters from Oscar Isaac in Steven Grant and Marc Spector, on top of Ethan Hawke's villainous Arthur Harrow, the series is off to a fantastic start. ADVERTISEMENT Episode 1 performed well in viewership in relation to the MCU's other Phase 4 Disney+ premieres, and Episode 2 should rival those same numbers when they release to the public....

It should be common knowledge to most by now that Christian Bale joined the cast of Thor: Love and Thunder as its villain, Gorr the God Butcher. Now, with Gorr as the main villain, it's unlikely for audiences to only see him fighting Thor and the other Asgardian survivors without witnessing his path of carnage against other gods. Gods which Marvel Studios is seemingly introducing into the Marvel Cinematic Universe at a rapid pace, almost as if to purposefully serve them up on a silver platter for the alien butcher. The panther goddess Bast was properly introduced in Black Panther , and now the Disney+ series, Moon Knight , is all about a war between gods. All of whom could appear in Love and Thunder to be killed by Gorr, except for one. ADVERTISEMENT There's a line of dialogue in the newest episode of Moon Knight that may preclude Khonshu from making an appearance alongside his fellow Egyptian deities in  Thor: Love and Thunder , which might w...