Only one episode left of this delightful series. What have you enjoyed about Ms Marvel so far?

@adiguna841

2 жыл бұрын

Yes it's pretty sad that's it coming to end.., because I really enjoyed this series. It's really fun, creative and emotional.., and the friendship and family relationship is really good and have a great message.. Episode 6 will be a lot of action though, can't wait :D

@hamhockbeans

2 жыл бұрын

@B.L. Alley Unless its magical suit.

@thinkbeforeyoutype7106

2 жыл бұрын

Just the overall of the show is AMAZING. The combination story of the past and present as well as the family unit is perfect. “What you seek is seeking you”

I saw in an interview that going forward the mother, father and brother will be recurring their roles in future movies. That's a good decision considering Kamala is all about family

@Verownicarg

2 жыл бұрын

They will all be in The Marvels!

I love how the background comic books change with every show!

Fun fact: the remaining piece of Kamala’s necklace is the Arabic K of her name.

Rumi's famous phrase, "What you seek is seeking you." Who Was Rumi? Jalal al-Din Mohammed Rumi was a 13th-century poet and theologian. Born to a Muslim family in Central Asia, he later became associated with Sufism, a mystical branch of Islam. He spent a period of his early life as a refugee as his family moved west, escaping Ghengis Khan’s army. They eventually settled in modern-day Turkey, where Rumi spent the last 50 years of his life. As a boy, he studied the Quran and Arabic poetry at Aleppo, in modern-day Syria. He was encouraged to do so by his tutor, who took over his education after his father’s death. Rumi was working as a jurist, scholar, and teacher in Konya, Turkey, when he met his mentor, Shams of Tabriz. Their relationship caused tensions between Rumi and his family, and Shams disappeared mysteriously. This was a traumatic event in Rumi’s life, but one that made him grow spiritually. It was also the catalyst for him to start writing poetry. He went on to write over 5000 poems and a six-volume epic poem called the Masnavi. Over 800 years later, his words continue to inspire and capture our imagination. They remind us of both the beauty and the pain of the human condition. His famous phrase, “what you seek is seeking you,” is no exception. And while we can never be sure exactly what Rumi meant when he wrote these words, we can still gain insights from them.

@NinjaGidget

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for posting this! I was wondering if the poem was from Rumi. Do you know which poem the line is from?

@thethickandthin

2 жыл бұрын

تا در طلبِ گوهرِ کانی کانی تا در هوسِ لقمهٔ نانی نانی این نکتهٔ رمز اگر بدانی دانی هر چیزی که در جستنِ آنی آنی

@ahmedraj3109

2 жыл бұрын

@@NinjaGidget I appreciate your desire to learn more, but I'm afraid I'm not very knowledgeable. So I can't direct you to the right source. For all I know, these were the sayings of Rumi. One of his many collection of poems & short phrases that he wrote as a religious Sufi poet to get closer to loving the One Creator Allah. These are written in Arabic and (farsi Persian) so they can lose there context translation to English I believe this is the full poem quote "As long as you seeking for jewelry inside the mountain, surely your world is very big. As long as you crave a piece of bread, surely your world is big as a piece of bread. This is the secret if you know it What you seek, is seeking you!"

I love your in-sync reactions. Julia is so emotionally attached to the characters and Trent has something interesting and important to say.

I'm remembering when Kamala's mother created the "Hulk" costumes for AvengerCon which is why I think that she will be behind creating the Ms. Marvel costume.

@hamhockbeans

2 жыл бұрын

She will make it with love. That is why it will be so awesome. She will put everything into it.

@yop201

2 жыл бұрын

And you were right ! :)

21:00 - Yes! The multi-generational family hug...and with the family photos in the foreground! I only wish that shot had lasted longer!

The combination story of the past and present is absolutely amazing as well as the family unit aspect.

My favorite couple, watching my new favorite show! This episode had all the feels. The closed loop TL was a great touch

This TV show impressed me... It's much better than the movies of phase 4. Hugs from Brazil

As the drones that the DODC use are Stark's EDITH drones, I'd assume they're still armed like they were in Far From Home. As for it firing the missile, it could be that Kamran's energy blast caused it to misfire as the Noor powers have been shown to mess with electronic devices.

@NinjaGidget

2 жыл бұрын

I mean, you still have DODC sending drones with armed missiles into densely-populated civilian areas, which seems like a problem.

An observation...and a question. I had previously noticed that when Kamala first put on the bangle in episode one and she was briefly transported to some other place, it looked like that other place could have been a crowded train platform (it looked like you could see in the background figures standing on top of train cars). I also re-watched the show's trailer and we also see that shot with Kamala passing through that other world - but in the trailer you can actually see that Kamala is standing on railroad tracks which confirms that she was seeing the train station during The Partition. (at about the 1 minute mark of the trailer: kzread.info/dash/bejne/n215upKfZrmXYbw.html ) It makes sense - that moment at the train station is the central event tying the whole story together and it is when Aisha seemed to infuse the bangle with power to one day summon Kamala back to that moment. (Although Aisha thought it was her dausghter Sana that had come back, not Kamala, her great grand daughter.) But here is a question - when Kamala first put on the bangle her eyes turned a different color and we saw her briefly transported to the train station during Partition and then she said "Did you see that?". But during the flashback at the beginning of episode three we see Aisha put on the bangle for the fist time and, like Kamala, her eyes change color briefly and she also says "Did you see that?". The question is what did Aisha see in that moment? Did she see the same thing that Kamala did? Did she see the train station during the Partition? It could make sense since the power of the bangle seems tied to that moment in time - but if so, it would mean Aisha was seeing the future (while Kamala saw the past). Interesting...

@SMA265

2 жыл бұрын

You got a good theory there, I'm glad I read the whole damn comment. It totally makes sense. Both Aisha and Sana were seeing their future and past respectively.

I really enjoy you guys reaction and commentary. Glad I subscribed to your channel. Keep up the great work as always guys.

The broken necklace symbol is K for Kamala that looks like a lightning bolt. The symbol is Kaf in Urdu, though it is a bit exaggerated.

The deaths of the Clandestine did look suspiciously similar to how terragenesis was represented in Agents of Shield. Just tossing that out there.

It was a Great Episode Ayesha and Hasan were my favorites here, but i am no fan of Najma or the Clandestine's

I think the 6 episode limit on the last few shows is pandemic affected. Each actor only had a limited time to work at the studio and they kind of “knitted” the series together. She-Hulk is rumored to be 9 episodes and they were working on it post pandemic so we will see.

My favorite couple 💕

It was wonderful to see both of you are such a cute couple 👩‍❤️‍👨 when you watch together and discuss about this episode of ms marvel.

22:56 Well, he did just break out of a Supermax prison and he was the one that initiated the attack, so I can see why they would have assumed that he should be considered to be armed and dangerous. Not saying I agree with them, but that I understand why they'd do what they did. 23:02 exactly! EDITH was Tony's new suits of armor protecting the world. Tony prepared for the worse, so it makes sense that his drones would all have lethal force weaponry. DoDC is a bit too on edge. I hope they explain that. They've really pushed themselves to the forefront after Far From Home, but why? They are an American agency and the events of that film took place in the UK and followed Peter home? Maybe the world is more united now after the blip, but why are they so aggressively against superpowered peoples? Especially when you consider that half of humanity was able to return because of the help of superpowered peoples. 28:34 Aisha was able to use her essence to call the wearer of the bangle to her in the past, so why couldn't Najma do the same? Aisha didn't know who she was calling, aside from calling out to a person seeking what she sought. Najma specifically called her to her son, Kamran. 28:56 to add to that, I think Najma might have actually gone home. How else would she have closed the vail? Noor is light. The power within Kamala and now Kamran too is light. What emerged from Najma's cocoon was light. Was she being transformed into a state of being that allowed her to enter Noor? 29:03 the whole story has been about family. Najma had her sights on her family in Noor, not the one she made in this dimension. Aisha turned her focus on Noor for the family she made in this dimension. Najma did love her son, and she hoped to someday find a way to activate Kamran's power and it looks like she found the means to do so at her end or her end in this world. Her exit allowed her to fulfill both her dreams, to return home and to give her son of this world one last gift. She told him that this world was his home. Maybe she kept him away because she always knew that he could never go? It seemed cruel at the time, but maybe that was the only way she could actually keep him safe. 29:28 the MCU being able to have stories continue elsewhere is a blessing and a curse. We likely won't see a reckoning with DoDC until She Hulk, it was featured in her teaser. The Djinn probably won't be brought up again until the Marvels. Captain Marvel's movie introduced us to the Kree-Skrull War and her movie showed us that the Skrull's infiltrated government agencies here on Earth. Her movie also showed that at least one Kree also found refuge Earth, Mar-Vell, and that Kree was also working along side the US government making advanced weaponry. This series showed us that Kree were very likely present in on this world as early as the 1940s if not sooner even. In India no less! A blue skinned alien with magical powers might have what influenced what Djinn are, they were described as being good and bad, but I also wouldn't be surprised if they also influenced Indian deities like Vishnu, Krishna, Rama or Shiva. Other Disney Plus shows have giving hints someone behind the scenes pulling the strings. Is that person a long lived human like Wenwu who was once called Master Khan (Genghis Khan?) or some aliens like the Kree or Skrull who've been here all along living among us? Either way, I think we'll have to wait until Secret Invasion to really see what's going on, but as this show has shown us, aliens have been here well before the 1990s like Carol's story showed us.

@FandomZone

2 жыл бұрын

I like the cocoon element that they are leaving their human shells and turning back to creatures of light. Although that would be a lot to resolve and explain in the final ep. DODC could also play a big role moving forward if we see that it’s something that sets up the Thunderbolts or something in Cap 4. Or as you said, Skrulls. A lot of time is being set up with these agents hunting superbeings. Regardless, it’s all very exciting The Marvels future.

Couldnt agre more that the family part is the best and makes it stand out more and builds character beautifully showing how super heroes are more than just beings with powers. 1st half was excellent overall great acting thou the they could have worked more on villian who all dies so i guess these villians were just setting stage for main villian. Cant wait to see last episode and looking forward to see The Marvels and this show to come back for 2nd season which may focus more on super hero part than character building which is done in 1st season.

Not 20M it's 200 Million

I appreciate your interest in learning world history If you want to know more about the partition which was horrific time in South Asian history, I would highly recommend you watch a film called Jinnah (1998) it's in English It stars the English actor named Sir Christopher Lee Who you must have seen in Star Wars as Count Dooku. Christopher Lee plays the title role of Mohammed Ali Jinnah (Quaid-e-Azam) who founded the nation of Pakistan in 1947 of his Biography life and why the need for a separate Muslim homeland in India South Asia after the end of the British rule. I'm sure will find this film if you search online

Separation, bloody mass murders, rising of hate, migration etc happened with both sides not only with Pakistanis. That's history which world never told you. If i told about only history of partition then their was more pain than this. Million of Hindu, Shikh, and Buddhist people are killed by Muslim and thousand of Muslim people are killed by Shikh people because of brittish's rule and divided politics... 🙏🙏🙏🙏🇮🇳👍

@arsalanchauhan

2 жыл бұрын

lets not spread straight up lies, while equal amount of ppl may hav migrated from both sides but the count of killings by the hands of Hindus/Sikhs was far greater than by Muslims which later was started after they heard the news of killings of their Muslims brothers on other side not saying it was justified but that is how it was, Hindus used Sikhs to get them to kill Sikhs as later acknowledged by Sikh leaders, women were raped, babies out of bellies. Many l compare it to Holoost. So being someone who wa directly affected by it and lost family to it will not just stand you spread lies. Its with you Indians you always trry to be centre of attention. The condition of India right now is not much diff for Muslims today.

All Muslim names have a meaning. Example Hassan means one who is good, handsome, or makes things beautiful.

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U r a very sweet & beautiful couple❤. Really happy abt u love Kamala & enjoyed our culture . I'll recommend " JUNOON SE " by ALI AZMAT a music video (my favourite anthem) in which u see a glimpse of partition what had really happened with MUSLIMS .