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<blockquote data-quote="Mel O&amp;#039;Drama" data-source="post: 331554" data-attributes="member: 23">I&#039;m surprised how strong I&#039;ve found the series considering I, too, never cared for the character. He&#039;d show up in the occasional comic I read but I never got the appeal. Now you mention it, those violent Charles Bronson and Clint Eastwood films have never done anything for me either. That&#039;s entirely understandable. For me, while it&#039;s difficult to cheer the character on, the backstory and justifications balanced it out enough for me to invest in the story.Oh, thanks. I was just saying to someone last night that from what I&#039;ve seen it didn&#039;t look at all my cup of tea. Unless there&#039;s an important piece of MCU continuity that necessitates viewing it I&#039;m minded to do exactly what you&#039;ve suggested and skip it altogether: something I&#039;ve never even considered with any film up to this point.Since we&#039;re talking recent projects, I could do with some advice from someone familiar with them.&nbsp;I&#039;m coming up to the end of the Netflix Marvel series, and No Way Home still hasn&#039;t appeared on D+, so I&#039;m not planning to watch that one just yet. I&#039;m guessing that Multitude Of Madness could be filled with spoilers for No Way Home, so I&#039;m planning to hang fire there. I would, however, like to cram in Moon Knight and Ms. Marvel before I cancel my subscription, which I plan to do at the end of this month. Would you say this is fairly safe to do before without having watched No Way Home? I&#039;m not bothered about the occasional oblique reference, but trying to avoid major spoilers for plot twists or film endings.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Mel O'Drama, post: 331554, member: 23"] I'm surprised how strong I've found the series considering I, too, never cared for the character. He'd show up in the occasional comic I read but I never got the appeal. Now you mention it, those violent Charles Bronson and Clint Eastwood films have never done anything for me either. That's entirely understandable. For me, while it's difficult to cheer the character on, the backstory and justifications balanced it out enough for me to invest in the story. Oh, thanks. I was just saying to someone last night that from what I've seen it didn't look at all my cup of tea. Unless there's an important piece of MCU continuity that necessitates viewing it I'm minded to do exactly what you've suggested and skip it altogether: something I've never even considered with any film up to this point. Since we're talking recent projects, I could do with some advice from someone familiar with them. I'm coming up to the end of the Netflix Marvel series, and [I]No Way Home[/I] still hasn't appeared on D+, so I'm not planning to watch that one just yet. I'm guessing that [I]Multitude Of Madness[/I] could be filled with spoilers for [I]No Way Home,[/I] so I'm planning to hang fire there. I would, however, like to cram in [I]Moon Knight[/I] and [I]Ms. Marvel [/I]before I cancel my subscription, which I plan to do at the end of this month. Would you say this is fairly safe to do before without having watched [I]No Way Home[/I]? I'm not bothered about the occasional oblique reference, but trying to avoid major spoilers for plot twists or film endings. [/QUOTE]

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