I agree that my reddit experience was largely small communities. I did not go to /r/all ever. The downside, so far, to the fediverse experience, is that those small communities don't exist here. There's not enough people to create that same small, niche interest that I was able to find on reddit.
IniNew
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MCU we have people from alternative universes staying long-term with no damage to it all
Kind of... there's incursions, which the Illuminati from Multiverse of Madness warned Strange about and captured him to avoid. The only one that wasn't really causing problems hoping multiverses was America - who has powers specifically related to it and was described as a nexus being IIRC.
I wonder if you'd describe Miguel's situation where he replaced the dead version of himself and the universe collapsed an incursion? If so, I think it lines up.
My thoughts were way more about how Miles is imprisoned for wanting to save his dad and prevent a canon event, while MCU Peter was an off-the-cuff mention of something Miguel had to clean up when he clearly prevented multiple canon events for the other live action Spidermen.
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This movie was an interesting feeling for me. I loved every second of it, especially the visuals. Miles escaping the spider society was incredible. The fight with Spot at the begging was hilarious.
But I had two pieces of “commentary” on the film.
The first: they positioned Miles as this outside to the spider-verse for wanting to save his dad, but Holland’s Peter (connected by both Glover and Miguel’s mention of earth 199999) also ignored multiverse rules with how he dealt with the villains in No Way Home. All the live action spider men actually participated in that, so why is it a problem for Miles?
The second is the pacing: really wish I had known it was a part 1. The entire movie felt like an intro, not in a bad way, but in a “how the hell are they going to wrap all of this up?!” As the movie was going on. The theater I was in audibly groaned when to be continued popped up on the screen.
Loved when the Spider-psychiatrist said “let me guess, he died.”
Thanks for the link!
Sometimes I feel like my reddit experience was so different from a lot of people's. I unsubbed from all the default subs and built a specific homepage for the things I found interesting. Unfortunately for me, that means the communities were (relatively speaking) smaller than the popular ones, but still large enough to have frequent engagement. Going to be hard to replicate that, I think.
I’ve never managed a domain with square space without hosting. Wonder if I should transfer my domains to another registrar.