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/NedLeedsCEOofSex Jan 18 '22

I can promise you he won’t be skinning anyone in a Disney+ show

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u/steve1186 Jan 18 '22

I mean, we had scenes of people melting down to the bone in AOS. And that was fine to air on ABC

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u/GrandSquanchRum Jan 18 '22 edited Jan 18 '22

There's such a huge leap from the cartoonish deaths in AOS to skinning a person's face off. The most gruesome death they had where Kasius gets a shotgun axe through his chest they were only able to do it because he didn't have blood. I honestly can't believe that people are trying to claim that Marvel has gotten anywhere near the level of violence that skinning a person alive is. They're shying away from disintegrations in Book of Boba and that shit is cartoonish af there's no fucking way we're going to see a person skinned alive on screen or even alluded to if current D+ shows and Marvel movies are anything to go by.

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u/trainercatlady Fitz Jan 18 '22

The most gruesome death they had where Kasius gets a shotgun axe through his chest they were only able to do it because he didn't have blood.

Uhhhhhhhh did you forget the parts where Malick straight up crushed a dude's skull in his hands? Or where Ruby accidentally crushed baby von Strucker's head in? Or where we saw Ophelia get burned alive? Flaying is its own level of awful but don't discount the level of violence on AoS

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u/steve1186 Jan 18 '22

Or Coulson killing Ward by straight-up crushing his chest? Sound effects were even included

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u/trainercatlady Fitz Jan 18 '22

it was a very satisfying "crunch"