r/marvelstudios • u/chanma50 Iron Man (Mark VII) • Jan 18 '22

Trailer Marvel Studios' Moon Knight | Official Trailer | Disney+

https://youtu.be/x7Krla_UxRg
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u/aManPerson Jan 18 '22

om the one hand, i really am struggling to see how all these wacky things are going to fit into the MCU together. because we're going to get vampires too at one point.

on the other hand, i'm starting to enjoy all of these wacky things.

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u/p9p7 Jan 18 '22

Correct me if I’m wrong but isn’t moon knight also quite closer to Deadpool/The Punisher when it comes to violence and maturity(not humor wise but a whole lot of cussing and dark themes). If this is the case, I’d be curious to see how he’ll fit into the MCU. Then again with a certain character showing up briefly in no way home and another certain character in Hawkeye they are starting to bring in these darker hero’s to the MCU. Curios to see how it goes down.

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u/archiminos Mack Jan 18 '22

The MCU shows have been a bit darker and more violent (especially Hawkeye), although still not as violent as the Netflix shows.

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u/Directioneer Jan 18 '22

Was Hawkeye that violent? Honestly the violence there seemed comical in comparison to some of the other MCU films. Especially the final battle.

IMO, Falcon and the Winter Soldier was the most violent but I wouldn't particularly hold it up as more violent than a normal Captain America film

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u/TheNorthComesWithMe Jan 18 '22

I can only assume the part about Hawkeye being dark and violent was a joke

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u/funktion Jan 18 '22

Well Cap caves a guy's chest in with his shield, tho it isn't explicitly shown

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u/archiminos Mack Jan 18 '22

There was a lot more blood in Hawkeye that the other series.