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...

For five weeks now,  Moon Knight  has had Marvel fans enraptured with its mysterious story focused on ancient Egyptian mythology. Audiences worldwide have been introduced to Oscar Issac as Marc Spector/Steven Grant, someone who is coming to grips with their disassociation personality disorder. This split has Isaac portraying more than one character, as well as the titular hero of the show.  But could there be more alternate personas on the way? The closing moments of Episode 5 seemingly teased that yet another personality would be revealed in time. ADVERTISEMENT After Marvel Comic character Bertrand Crawley showed up in the latest episode, eagle-eyed fans have deduced that this new third version Isaac's hero could be Jake Lockley. On the page, Lockley is a cab driver who uses Crawley as an informant, so it would make a lot of sense if he were to show up.  Nothing has been confirmed in regard to Lockley's inclusion, but new quotes supposedly hint...

Moon Knight has been twisting and turning for a number of weeks, but no episode swerved more than the fourth episode of the Disney+ show. Episode 4 ended on a major bombshell, placing Marc Spector and Steven Grant in a mental institution before having them run into… a hippo goddess? With only a few unseen bits of footage and a baffling ending to go off of, it's safe to say that many fans had no clue what to expect going into the fifth chapter of  Moon Knight 's story. Episode 5 picks right up after the previous installment’s cliffhanger and arguably leaves Marc and Steven in an even more confusing situation than the previous episode. In an episode filled with tragedy and plenty of surprises, it's time to break down just what  Moon Knight 's latest episode means for the finale. ADVERTISEMENT Moon Knight Episode 5’s Ending Explained Marvel Warning - the rest of this article contains major spoilers for Episode 5 of Moon Knight . Throughou...

Since WandaVision 's debut at the start of 2021, Marvel Studios has been pumping out premium MCU content on Disney+. Moon Knight is the latest series to make its way onto the platform, intriguing viewers week-to-week with its wacky concept and even stranger storylines. After a bombshell cliffhanger at the end of Episode 4 saw Oscar Isaac's Marc Spector and Steven Grant trapped in a mental institution, fans were expecting some answers as to what exactly is going on in the show. Luckily, Episode 5 addressed many of the lingering questions that viewers have been asking throughout Moon Knight 's season – and presented them in an interesting, yet familiar way. Marvel's latest show has taken a note from the show that kickstarted the studio's first dive into the television format and has arguably improved upon what came before. ADVERTISEMENT Here's why  Moon Knight  did  WandaVision  better than  WandaVision . Moon Knight's WandaVis...

As Moon Knight  inches closer to its last two episodes, the Marvel series seems poised to deliver a thrilling and intriguing finale. Episode 4 revealed a shocking ending that raised more questions than answers, with Marc Spector being unveiled as a patient inside a mental asylum. Not only that, but Ethan Hawke's Arthur Harrow is his therapist, while May Calamawy's Layla is another patient.  The latest episode's mystery is expected to be answered in one of the final two installments. Still, this hasn't stopped fans from speculating on what's really happening in the Disney+ series. ADVERTISEMENT Now, more potential clues have emerged about what will happen in Moon Knight 's final episodes.  Moon Knight's Intense Final Episodes  Marvel Warning - the rest of this article may contain minor spoilers for Episodes 5 & 6 of  Moon Knight . Film Music Reporter shared  Moon Knight' s full tracklist, previewing what's in sto...

Fans have long wanted Marvel Studios to tell darker stories with its heroes. That’s one of the main reasons why the older Netflix shows such as Daredevil or Jessica Jones were such a hit. The topics they tackled were far more mature than what a mainstream MCU film would be able to handle (given the targeted audience). With the studio's latest Disney+ series, Moon Knight , the current MCU has now started to dip its metaphorical feet into the darker end of the pool. The show has impressed audiences with the topics it has addressed and the brutality of the action—even if it doesn’t reach the same bloody heights as the Netflix stories. ADVERTISEMENT Oscar Isaac’s project explores much more than just violence. Its main subject matter is Dissociative Identity Disorder, a condition that the main character struggles with in the form of his multiple personalities: Marc Spector, Steven Grant, and at least one mystery persona. With how the latest episode end...

In keeping with the comics, Marvel Studios' Moon Knight on Disney+ hasn't shied away from highlighting the character of Marc Spector's struggle with Dissociative Identity Disorder. In addition to serving as the avatar of the Egyptian mood god, Khonshu, Spector's other personality is that of Steven Grant; and from what fans have seen, the two are likely to discover a third personality before the show concludes. Throughout the show's first four episodes, fans and critics alike have praised Oscar Isaac's performances as the two distinct personalities and those moments where the two talk to one another.  ADVERTISEMENT And, while Oscar Isaac deserves recognition for his plural portrayals, credit is also due to those behind the camera tasked with bringing Moon Knight 's complex story to the screen; and apparently, Marvel Studios is doing just that.  Moon Knight Cinematographer's Future Plans in the MCU Marvel In talking with ...

Marvel Studios is quickly approaching the final two episodes of its sixth Disney+ series within the MCU: Oscar Isaac's Moon Knight . Introducing fans to the franchise's newest supernatural hero, this show has had plenty of twists and turns through its first four weeks behind Marc Spector and his ties with the ancient Egyptian Moon God Khonshu. With each passing episode since March 30, Marvel has progressively added new footage and scenery to Moon Knight 's promotional tour to keep fans on their toes about what's coming next. The last of these ads came after the mid-season installment, teasing just how crazy the story would get for Marc as he pursues Arthur Harrow through the Egyptian deserts. ADVERTISEMENT Even for all the exciting footage that's come over the first four episodes, there are still a number of scenes that haven't made their way into the show yet from the promos and ads that have aired online. Ahead of Moon Knight ...

Fans across the world are currently enjoying Marvel Studios' most recent Disney+ series,  Moon Knight . The Oscar Isaac-led show sees its titular character having to navigate with their Dissociative Identity Disorder, alongside dealing with the fact that they are the Avatar to the Egyptian God of the Moon, Khonshu. However, this project has one key difference from its other MCU brethren: it stands wholly on its own. For many, that quality is one of the most refreshing aspects of the show. There aren't cameos from other MCU heroes, references to bigger world events (like the Statue of Liberty debacle), or even any need for prior knowledge—audiences can jump right in at episode one and know everything they need to. ADVERTISEMENT It's an interesting aspect that, for better or worse, is rarely seen in Marvel's projects. Even the recent  Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings , which set up an entirely new corner of the world, had heavy ref...

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...

Since it was revealed in Episode 2 of Moon Knight that the Mr. Knight persona, typically ascribed to Marc Spector in the comics, was something that was manifested by Marc Spector's alter, Steven Grant, fans have begun to wonder. If the Moon Knight costume and persona belonged to Marc Spector and Mr. Knight belonged to Steven Grant, will there be one for Jake Lockley too? Warning - The rest of this article contains spoilers for Episode 4 of  Moon Knight . ADVERTISEMENT In Marvel Comics, Marc's Jake Lockley alter ego is a low-key taxi cab driver. The latest episode of Moon Knight  has shown by far the best evidence of Lockley's existence with the mysterious appearance of a second sarcophagus. The same kind that trapped a terrified Steven Grant, but, unlike Grant, Lockley was furious, still stuck inside his own sarcophagus by the episode's end. Marvel Given the most unmistakable evidence yet that Jake Lockley exists, it's only a matter...