MOON KNIGHT Ep2: Every EASTER EGG and Reference You Missed + Marvel Phase 5 Connections
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- Опубликовано: 5 апр 2022
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Moon Knight episode 2 breakdown is here! Moon Knight’s second episode introduces us to Mr Knight-the OTHER other personality of Moon Knight. The episode explains Steven’s DID, but also deepens the mystery of the past of Marc Spector. We break down numerous easter Eggs and connections to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, including Falcon and the Winter Soldier, Black Panther, Blade, and the Avengers.
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Written and Hosted by Ryan Arey ( / ryanarey )
Edited by Harriet Lengel-Enright, Sean Martin, and Randolf Nombrado
If you’re confused about episode 1, and what was happening to Oscar Isaac, we’ve put out a few explainer videos. But basically, in the comics, the character suffers from Dissociative Identity disorder, or DUD-commonly known as multiple personality disorder. So when Steven was speaking to his other self in the mirror, he was communicating with Marc Spector-the mercenary who became moon knight in the comics.
We begin with echoes of moon KNight’s fight with the jackal spirit that was doing the bidding of Ammit. And the camera begins moving across sand, making us think that this is the sands of the desert-and it turns out to be the sand surrounding Steven's bed. But-this does foreshadow the last show of the episode, which actually does end in Egypt.
When he wakes up, he first believes that the fight was all in his mind. [garth clip]
Then he looks at his reflection in his triple vanity, but we only see 2 reflections-because at this point, he’s only aware of one other identity-Marc. IN the comics, Marc has several identities. And we actually think that we’ve seen some major hints about one of the other ones in the series, which we’re going to go over in a video in just a couple days. But we can see hints of this third identity when the camera slowly moves and a 3rd reflection comes into frame-out of focus.
When he enters the museum, the camera hangs upside down, to show that his entire world is about to be twisted upside down.
The security guard still calls Steve by the wrong name. Which is probably a hint that sometimes Steven shows up here as one of his other identities. He warns the guard. Area 51 is the all-too real place where the government pretends to store alien tech to throw us off their scent. And MI-6 is the british spy agency that James Bond belongs to. Now in the comics there is another group called MI-13, composed of heroes like Blade, Black Knight, and Union jack. I’m bringing them up because we have a video coming out soon about how it looks like Blade is forming a similar team in England-the MCU’s version of the midnight sons.
I thought this large bank of monitors was an interesting design choice, because video footage is a way of looking at a past version of yourself-in many ways, another version of you. So this large bank of monitors reflects Steven's shattered psyche.
The hound of the Baskervilles is the first sherlock holmes mystery novel, about a scoopy-doo like murder where everyone blames a supernatural being, the cursed hound of the baskervilles. But it later turns out the hound was real, a human was behind the murder, you get it. Here the guard is saying that Steven is trying to say it’s supernatural, but it will all turn out to be his fault.
When Steven’s gets called into HR, he focuses on this water feature showing two different pools cascading downward. I could be reading too much into this, but I think there’s some symbolism here. After all, Steven is very fixated on this image. Water is often a metaphor for the soul. This water could represent the souk of mark and steven, and each pool is a different identity. The minds are connected, but apart. But the soul lives in both minds, and the soul has been promised to Konshu.
And when the meeting ends he has to surrender his name tag. In effect, surrendering his identity- a way of symbolizing he’s about to surrender his life of independence to Marc and Konshu. And also, Stephen sees his reflection in the desk, a way of hinting at his multiple identities.
There is also meaning in the Egyptian statue’s in the man’s office. This appears to be a god twitching the head of a crocodile. This could be Ammet, the villain of the show-or, it could be Sobek, the god of the nile.
But this painting is very interesting. It looks like Sekhmet. This Lion Goddess was a warrior, and the alter ego of Bast. Yes, the Best from black Panther [clip]. We put out a video last week discussing the connection between these gods, Black panther, and Bast.
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Um the vid says EP3 but it is ep2
Why does it say episode 3 in the description when this is episode 2?
Agree with the rest of the people, I thought I missed an episode lol.
SNAPPLES...meow
Fix title please.
Round applause to Oscar Isaac for the acting, loved the scene when Mark was arguing with Steve in the mirror near the end 🔥
Truuee he did a good job also oscar isaac looks finee
Float like a butterfly sting like a bee. My names Steven with a V!
its steven
Preference? Venom or Moon Knight?
I like that ep 2 part where conchu chased I’m through the storage his screams funny ash
This show is really showing a whole different side of the MCU. I really love the interaction between Steven and Marc, Harrow as a villain is showing a great potential. Love the costumes and everything from Moonknight.
when the villain seems right... oscar is really making me realize how good he is as an actor. i thought maybe he might not be it because poe was not a good character but thats just the bad script he worked with.
yea man and those crescent moonerangs are fucking awesome as fuck!!! when he was running to kill the jackal i thought when he jumped from the one building to the other we were gonna get that shot in the trailer where his cape like flutters out and makes a perfect shape but alas maybe next episode!!! LOVING MOONKNIGHT!
I hope they link Harrow being the past Fist, Spector taking the mantle to the blip and its effects, would make sense for them to truly integrate moonknight into the MCU as well as deepen character narratives
Bring on the supernatural MCU! I'm totally down for it!
I love how very disconnected it is from everything else. at most we got a refences to the GRC and a book about wakanda. none of which we're very prominent or in your face.
don't get me wrong, i love the MCUs potential for crossovers, but in this case i think it's better we just get to know Moon Knight.
Easter egg that was overlooked: Steven has a pyramid shaped paper wheight. later on when he is locked up inside a glass pyraimd it symbolizes that Steven is as significant as a paper wheight.
also - throughout this episode there were many shattered glass and fractured reflection which symbolizes a transition in the charecter state of mind.
One last thing: "Layla" is Arabic for Night. so in away our hero is married to the night
When is he locked up in a glass pyramid??
Well the first one is a bit of a stretch but yeah
Well, a couple of things... you could think of a paper weight symbolizing stability - it literally holds documents down and prevents them from flying off in a breeze. The glass pyramid you mention could symbolize the concept of a glass house and throwing stones. Steven is often very quick to point out the faults of Marc while ignoring his own faults - he was incredibly trusting of Harrow in the beginning and willing to give Harrow the scarab jewelry without knowing anything about Harrow or the scarab.
Layla is night in Hebrew, in Arabic it's a little different (could be in both, very similar languages)
Honestly I hope Steven stays. I just find him so funny. The scene with his quoting Muhammad Ali and then saying about his name with a V had me dying of laughter.
Don't forget he fell down during his superhero landing😭
Naaa he funny I rather just see Marc life
You actually thought that was funny? Jesus Christ.
OMG YES MAN..and being someone whos name is steven with a v i cannot stress how often i have to say that. "Hey my name is steven with a v" lol all the time. and now i got another thing to say hahah!
@crylligma yea man i thought that shit was funny too. It wasn't piss my fucking pants funny it was more of a HAHA.....ya know lol. I find it weird that u seem to have a problem with that hahaha. ur probably just busting his balls lol
I think it was significant that Harrow just outright murdered the homeless guy who found the scarab--he didn't even pretend to do the soul judging schtick he used in Episode 1. It's good evidence for the theory that Ammit's not truly judging anyone, but instead just helping Harrow kill people to make a point or when it's convenient.
Good observation.
Yeah, I've been thinking this too. Since she's just the devourer, she probably doesn't really care who gets hurt in the process, just who can keep her fed.
@@andmicbro1 And when you think about it, justifying murder based on something you say the person will do in the future is the perfect excuse because there's no way to disprove it.
My mythology-loving daughter also pointed about that it's not really Ammit's job to judge souls; traditionally, Anubis is the judge and Ammit just the executioner. I wonder if the fact that Ammit is trying to steal Anubis's job will come up if/when we see the other gods in future episodes.
I have a sneaking suspicion that the "ooooh goat" part by Oscar Isaac wasn't scripted and that's why Ethan Hawke looks genuinely surprised. Imagine watching a series about an Egyptian Moon God possessing a human to make them its avatar with lots of action and a great story, yet my favourite part is "ooooh goat".
Would be even funnier if the directors went along with his spoof and added the "beeeeh" in ADR.
I thought the exact thing! We may be wrong, but I truly think that was a true laugh, not scripted at all :)
after seeing the replay in this video, Ethan Hawke totally broke character momentarily lol. def an unscripted moment.
Just realised that the two cops not only using JFK's names for their alias, but It was also the US president that challenged his nation to shoot for the moon. Love how Marvel is using layers of Easter eggs in their material.
When Ethan Hawk's character kicks the soccerball towards the woman you can actually hear the glass in his shoe moving around. Such a great little detail.
Looking forward to your episode 6 finale breakdown next week
Lmmfaooooooooo. I was about to say, did I miss E2? 😆
I immediately checked to see if D+ dropped 2 episodes...
Excitement was short-lived.
Loooooooool
🤣🤣
Is it bad that I don’t get this
I felt that Steven sharing the same interests as Layla was more about Marc wanting to feel closer to Layla, after having to cut her out of his life for fear of Khonshu choosing her to be the next Avatar. So Steven loves the same poems as Layla, Egyptology etc. Great episode!
Ep. 2* might want to fix. Love your breakdown videos
Man was really pressing the gas to get this out before anyone else.
@@jimmyjoshjosh well...that bloke Paul had his video out early this morning
2 episodes in & this show is REEEALLY vibing with me, if the quality keeps up as it is it will undoubtedly be my favorite Marvel media thus far. Oscar Isaac's acting is INCREDIBLE, when he looked into the security camera you could tell it was a "different person" in such a creepy way just from the eyes, and that's really impressive!
"..that's not me" that line gave me chills for a moment
Fr I really was 10 toes down for Wandavison and mostly because it had a closure
1:34 will smith finding his way all around the youtube multiverse
"A Study in Scarlet" is the first "Sherlock Holmes"-Novel. It's followed by "The Sign of Four" making "The Hound of the Baskervilles" the third of the novels, following Holmes' apparent death in one of the short stories.
I’m certain he has a third identity because mark doesn’t seem like the kind to ask out his coworker from the museum, and he’s married.
Facts
steven did say when he looked in to marc when steven was in locker and said "i dont care how bloody handsome you are' so it could be that the women just liked him and she was the one to go and ask steven when he was marc not marc going there
so it could have been that and i dont think they'll introduce 1 one more identidy as steven and marc are the main two personalitites shown in comics yoo
@@psychoticblader2659 in the moon knight posters we can see three moon knight suits
@@psychoticblader2659 1. Marc is married, it's a bit strange that he''ll ask out somebody, and I don't find it normal that she would of asked him, since when
he's in control he is all over the place serving Khonshu.
2. In the last scene of episode 2, we see "marc" or "steven" drinking. I don't think this suits any of these two personalities, as steven is not
the type of person that would lay down and drink, and Marc if he was in control would be trying to stop the villain (I forgot their name lol).
Now that we know marc spectre loves his wife, and is trying to protect her by distancing himself....its means there is another personality we haven't seen. No way marc asked out the co worker for steak dinner.
Ha! Good catch! I was wondering why Marc would ask her out, and Steven was clearly oblivious.
The other reason hound of the Baskerville‘s is important because Sherlock Holmes is only in it at the beginning and at the end. The entire story is about his “bumbling“ sidekick Dr. Watson figuring it out along the way and becoming the hero at the end. Sherlock is even hiding from him as another person in disguise. Until the very end where he comes in and wrap everything up and saves the day
I genuinely hope we see more of mr. Knight in the show the costume looks really awesome and I hope it's not just a one-off appearance of the outfit
Definitely not, seen with Khonshu in trailers
Steven will become more confident towards than the end of the series and then he'll truly be Mr. Knight.
How has no one noticed this. If you pause when Steven turns to Mark just as his eyes begin light up they go from a Crescent Moon to bright Full Moon.
Ahmet's judgement being based on crimes yet to be committed is also totally like Zola's algorithm and Project Insight from Captain America: The Winter Soldier.
Interesting link, since in the comics Arthur Harrow was a German Nazi trying to carry on their legacy. Being linked to Hydra is a fun fact! Seems they are going a bit different direction with the character in this show, but the layers within layers on the deep cuts is fascinating. Marvel definitely paying people to make these deep cut references when they go through and script doctor for a movie or TV show.
Except that Zola's algorithm was not about present or future crimes or morality. It was designed to kill people who would be a threat to Hydra. I would argue that any good person would be a threat to Hydra
When moon Knight is running past the glass on the roof top, if you look at the reflection it shows Mr. Knight running alongside him
So my theory is that Steven is an identity conjured up by Marc as a mirror image of his wife. They seem to have identical interests , which for a moment surprises Layla also . ( The accent as well maybe? ) To further the theory, I suppose Marc wanted to continue with the mission Konshu had assigned to him, but wanted to protect and distance Layla. Thus he brought forth Steven in hopes to replicate her intellect, to aid him in the mission.
awesome you already have ep3 breakdown
Did I slept for a week
@@KNBhanushali that what I think for a moment
Then I release I'm not the one have moon night soul within me
The phase of the moon in the end credits shifted slightly. Next episode will show half moon. Either the 5th or Final episode will show the full moon. 🌑🌒🌓🌔🌕🍑
Some people have already mentioned the Star of David that Marc is seen wearing at the end, but I am not sure people noticed the Mezuzah attached near the entry of his apartment ; it can be seen when he comes back to it with Layla as they enter.
Yet another discreet way of calling back Marc Spector’s origins in the comics.
Wow great catch! Only on screen for a few seconds but I think that's a Mezuzah too. How wild would it be if Marc put it up and Steven never noticed it?
@@JaredBruner yeah like one morning while leaving for work, he notices it and think “Well, guess I’m Jewish now”. Or he just freaks out and say “What the Hebrew ?!” but leaves it on.
But even during the time he thought he was sleepwalking/had a sleeping disorder, I think it would be weird for him to think he managed to go buy a Mezuzah one night and nail it next to his door, all while being “asleep”.
@@eytanmimouni408 Steven might not have known what it was. I didn't know any Jews growing up so I didn't know about Mezuzahs until I was 24. He might have picked up on the Hebrew letters, however, to at least know it was Jewish even if he didn't know what it was.
@@greywolf7577 I mean, considering his knowledge in Egyptology and history in general, it is possible that he understood what it was. But you’re right, it’s not impossible to piece together.
In the final scene of episode 2, I think it is Marc in the mirror because of the blood on his fist and the Star of David necklace he is wearing. But it’s Jake Lockley who is heavily drinking in his wrecked room in Cairo.
When I was in school nothing was worse than interpreting literature or even any art… now I spend hours listening and watching interpretations of these shows/movies😂
Either my teachers were boring or you are just doing such a great job 😊
After Marc impales the jackal, the glass that shows Steven is broken in the shape of Konshu's staff (one big circle and one smaller circle bellow, both cut through by a perpendicular line), showing how all that came to be by the will of Konshu.
Episode 14 last week was great!
Obligatory “you made a typo” comment. Nice breakdown otherwise. Was so happy seeing Marc more in control of the body at the end. He’s so much different from Steven so it really feels like it’s a different person even though it’s the same body/actor. Oscar Isaac is killing it.
Also, I definitely think you’re right about a third identity. I’m not sure if they’ll ever tell us who the original identity is (I kind of hope they keep it a mystery forcing us to accept all his identities as valid) but Marc mentions “the one who owns this body” as if he was talking about someone else or another identity. Also Konshu says “you think you own this body?” which could mean he owns it because of the deal that was made but also could mean that there is or was another identity.
1st was a 10/10 this is a 9/10. Love that Steven asks the same questions we are.
I think another hint towards Steven being the alter is that when he’s talking to the security guy about the jackal attack he says it’s some Area 51/MI6 type stuff. Some pretty tame, conspiratorial stuff compared to the actual events we’ve seen in the MCU, suggesting that the Steven Grant persona may have only come into existence very recently, at the very least, post-Blip
Perhaps even the first episode is when Steven gains control of the body for the first time. When he wakes up, he seems confused as to where he is and why he’s tied to the bed. My theory is that Marc moved to London and created the fake identity, Steven Grant, but due to his DID and fracturing of his mind, Steven was born into a full fledged alter and assumed the role based on what Marc had created. Also given that they’ve been pretty quite on Jake so far, maybe there was some sort of conflict between Jake and Marc and that lead to Marc taking the measures of trapping himself in his apartment at night.
@@RentABozo I thought that line was really significant too! However I thought maybe Moon Knight takes place in another universe than the MCU. Also, the final episode is being released right at the same time of Multiverse of Madness.
Nice «Bela Lugosi’s Dead» Needle Drop when Steven talks to the Storage Room Security Guard!
i love the fact that ethan hawke has said he based harrow on david koresh, working the character from an easentially blank slate since he only makes one comic appearance... so hawke said when he thought of what epitomizes a great cult leader, he felt that david koresh was the one who fit the story best... imo, you can def. see the strong influence if you watch some old footage of koresh during the whole branch davidians nannerz back in the day...
It's obviously Marc at the end, not a third personality. He takes control from Steven and says he's going to finish this. That's why he isn't surprised he's in Cairo, he's going after the tomb of Ahmet which would obviously be in Egypt.
I think Marc created Steven as a perfect version of himself so when he's done he can live the happy life he's always wanted.
The quick “I love you” exchange between you and Doug was so unexpectedly wholesome and cute, that really brightened my day
There was a book in Steven's shelf naming man in the ice. It may be an Easter egg of captain America.
it literally is Captain America.
@@redturtle8117 yes it is.
cap
Could also be the winter soldier... but... its prolly just cap.
The ending scene with Marc and Steven fighting in the mirror was really good. Hopefully at the end we get the three way fight between Jake, Marc, and Steven.
He's going to confront him, but keep Steven as Steven is a good guy and Layla loves Steven. also: ethan hawke talking about amputation & weeding out is almost exactly like what thanos wanted to do.
I’m amazed every time how you hit the nail on the head explaining the Easter eggs. So well done without being cocky about it. 👏🏼
In Percy Jackson the mythical creatures are hidden from the view of the people by something calledd the mist,same as how the jackal monster invisible to all the people.
Also,the way the jackal monster turns into dust on dying is similar to how the monsters in percy jackson turn to dust on dying.
Great review of this episode, Ryan ! Thanks.
The show is great! kinda hoping for a deadpool style apocalypse joke from Oscar Isaac though, especially with that Egypt ending
Episode 3! Man, the one-upmanship between Screen Crush and Heavy Spoilers has reached new heights! Let's see HeavySpoilers Paul be earlier than that! 😁
Bro love the theories man it's good to see a recap of everything after watching the episode. Thanks bro appreciate it
Fuckin love this show so far. So cool to have MoonKnight in the MCU. Now all I need is a Midnight Sons team up with this lineup.
MoonKnight
Daredevil
Punisher
Blade
Ghost Rider
Black knight
Moon Knight having moon-influenced strength isn't exclusive to the werewolf bite run. In the 1985 MK run, when the Khonshu priests convince him to serve again, they imbue him with increased strength under the moon. Several of those comics feature scenes of him surprised by or testing out this increased strength.
Ryan's so fast with the breakdowns he already broke down ep3 for all of you
Time travel is real?
I’m really liking this show so far. I also enjoy your commentary.
Easter Egg: When Steven is checking in at the storage unit desk, Bella Lugosi’s Dead by Bauhaus is playing. It’s a song about the actor retiring from playing a vampire. The actor is done, but a vampire lives for an eternity. He is hanging up his cape, but his character lives on.
Another spot-on breakdown, showing not just a great insider’s knowledge of plot and comic book context, but thoughtful philosophical, thematic and literary appreciation of the writing and thinking behind the shows… continues to be great work and I look forward to watching all of the screencrush videos almost as much as the actual shows themselves! Thanks for your consistent high production values and integrity!
In the scene before the detectives show up, there is a book titled "The Man in the Ice" which could be a representation of Captain America or could be another representation of his personalities being trapped behind a translucent void
Thanks Ryan!
The screens on the security guard's desk are laid out in a curve, like a waning moon. Maybe a symbol that Steven time is coming to an end as he watches Mark taking back control.
The premise of Harrow's avatar choice is also a more divine take on Project Insight in Capt America and the Winter Soldier. If Robert Redford's character turns out to be a previous avatar for Ammet, let it be known, I said it first.
That code takes you to Werewolf by Night 33, Moon Knights 2nd appearance. Great video as always Ryan!!
2 more easter eggs that I saw:
1. When Steven gets sacked from his job, the man he is speaking to is wearing a sweatshirt from the National Art Gallery, not the national History museum - showing Steven's weak grasp on reality/what is true and false
2. At the end, you can see in the mirror that Marc is wearing a Magen David (Star of David) necklace, the symbol of Judaism. We can therefore assume that it is Marc in that scene, as the comics know him as a Jewish character.
Nice catch with the Star of David.
@@BubblesTheBard thanks man. I’m Jewish so have been looking out for it, and when I saw it I had to make the comment haha
Steve worked at The British Museum, not the Natural History Museum (there is no national history museum). The gallery is the National Gallery. I’m guessing in the MCU all these are muddled up for ‘reasons’.
@@gavinjones3933Did you mean to say that there is no Natural History Museum *in the show*? (Because obviously there IS a NHM in London)
@@djchristinad no, I said there’s no national history museum. I know there is a Natural History Museum, I was a front of house manager there for quite a few years.
The pre-act judgement reminds me so much of Project Insight from Captain America: The Winter Soldier! I have the feeling if Ryan did point this out it would edit / cut into "so basically it Hydra all along & was influenced by the same Egyptian Gods.." cut to Nicholas Cage says "The BEEs... not the bees" 🤣
Wow what a great break down!
This series is great really enjoyed it so far 🙌
that was some great points and highlights
Strong work, Ryan.
Watching your analysis along with NewRockstars gives me all the nerdy fix I need for each episode, love it!
In Steven’s apartment he has many books, two of which are huge Easter eggs, history of wakanda and another about exploring Asgard
A missed detail: while Moon Knight is leaping from the roof tops in front of the moon, the moon phase is in exactly the same moon phase that was present when the episode was released!!!!
maybe its just a minor self reference, but i liked how you hear the glass in harrows shoes from the episode 1 opening when he kicks the ball right after the goat moment ;D
Excellent job as always.
EASTER EGG: The fake cops are mentioned as Billy and Bobby in credits. These are names of nurses in the mental hospital mark was held in Moon knight by Jeff lemeire from 2016.
At first, I wasn't sure about Khonsu voice. But I like it, it adds a bit of comedy...but like dark comedy. Hawke and Isaac are just so good!
This show is exceeding my expectations. Loving it thus far
Thank you for coming from the future to give us this review
Your ad segues are gold!
the arugment between marc and steven broke my heart
~MAN THE CHEMISTRY BETWEEN OSCAR ISAAC AND ETHAN HAWKE IS A JOY TO WATCH.. IT MAKES SUCH A DIFFERENCE WHEN YOU HAVE REALLY GREAT TALENTS PLAYING THESE CHARACTERS AND HOW THEY BRING THEM TO LIFE..AND THE SCENES WITH THOSE TWO HAVE JUST BEEN ENTHRALLING~
nice work
Great episode so far! Brilliant acting by Oscar Isaac as always and the suit was 🔥
When he hugs the living statue guy, the informant guy actually reacts to him.
Just a bit of nitpicking: Big Ben is not the name of the clock or clock tower on the Palace of Westminster. It is the name of Great Bell within the tower. The tower is actually called the Clock Tower or Elizabeth Tower.
Moon Knight is easily the best MCU show released yet, I had no idea about any of the plot so all the reveals have been very fun.
Love the video!!!! Btw you named it ep 3 ***
Keep doing your thing!!! 💪
I used to live in London and I realised here that it's not the British Museum - it's the National Gallery (the HR guy has National Art Gallery on his jumper too although I'm pretty sure that's not the logo).
The British museum makes more sense for him to work at as that has the huge Egyptian exhibits but the National Gallery is in Trafalgar Square which is much more famous to an international audience than Holborn where the museum is. That's my take anyway.
You have the eye of horus too;) My take is that they wanted Lions/Nelson's Column etc to mirror the last shot in Cairo (not that it showed the Sphinx but...). Plus the American audience might not notice if Oscar got away with that/those accent/s!
@@williamconway4676 you may well be right. As I was writing, I did think "Maybe in the Marvel cinematic universe, the Egyptian gallery is in the National Gallery.." 😅
15:16 the glass is shattered in a crescent moon shape, could be a small egg or a coincidence but I thought it was cool
The 'Is you mom' Jokes slipped in every screen crush video is hilarious way better than yo mama jokes. Hits you when you least expect it.
What if the purple energy, whether magical, mystical, or scientific, is vitality-based energy. Power and vitality are fairly synonymous. The many uses of this purple energy across the overall MCU may help indicate this.
I saw it mentioned the spell at the end of Spider-Man No Way Home was purple, and as Wong said, it crosses the boundaries of the multiverse. So possibly these Anubis Jackals are coming from another dimension where the Egyptian Gods are from.
During the scene where the followers were watching a nature film with Dolphins being projected. The music being played was "my beloved monster and me" by Eels a cool subtle reference to his split persona
I love the mr knight suit so far the costume are getting more ,and more comics accurate.
Oh boy. That Keeps transition was something special.
I loved the “your mom” joke. Had me in tears, it was so unexpected.
Wait- did you do any videos on the 3rd season of Westworld? Because I would love to hear your thoughts since you said it was exceptional. I'm curious.
What did you think of the episode?
loved it!
🤩
Was legit watching ep2 when I got the notification. Been loving it so far!
That it is Episode 2 not 3
you may want to change the title to MOON KNIGHT Ep2
Actually the QR code for last episode shows the first appearance of moon knight. The second episodes QR code shows the next issue of werewolf by night (continuing the fight from the last issue).
This was also a Easter Egg for WerewolfByNight Halloween special coming to Disney Plus this year. Then another holiday with Guardians special! wait is Marvels omega level mutant Santa coming?? 🎅
I belive the qr codes all link to the same site that has been changed weekly
8:32 I was expecting a Bladerunner (1982) callback, but this made me happy :)
The weighing of the souls is also like project insight
“Now, I could be reading too much into this…”
My thought almost every time Ryan tries to find symbolism in random things.
Kudos for the Darkplace scene! 😁
Is Blade going to show up at the end and recruit Moon Knight into the Midnight Sons like he did with Black Knight in Eternals?
Bro they way you through in that AD was genius lol!
The pre-determinism's like an ancient form of Project Insight in CA: TWS. "I thought the punishment usually came AFTER the crime." Also I think Moon Knight was mentioned by Sitwell in the rooftop scene in that movie. 🙂
In the scene when Steven is talking to the Storage center employee, the song in the background is Bela Lugosi’s Dead by Bauhaus. Which has the repeating refrain Undead, Undead, Undead.