"We had to push an episode into Season 2. It was just, honestly, like everything else, that was a COVID impact. There was an episode that just wouldn't hit the completion date, but luckily we do get to see it in the second season of the show. Season 2 will also be 9.
"We targeted a half an hour for each episode. Some of them come in a little longer, some of them come in a little shorter. We wanted to tell as many stories as we could and we had a certain budget we had to work with so it felt like that 10-episode — now 9-episode run — was the right quantity."
Ehh.... it's possible. I wouldn't count on it though. Especially with what this article specifically saying his "final performance" will be in episode 2.A thought in me occurs. Perhaps it's possible they did the recordings for all the episodes at once? That could lead the door open for Chadwick to be playing T'challa for multiple episodes across the two seasons.
My guess is while the show will be liked it will need a season 2 to really start trying thingsMy major gripe comes down to runtime. They need more than 30 minutes for this to work; as I wish they could've had a bit more time to pad out what happens (as it feels like you are going on autopilot). Some of the beats are fine, mellow. And you can definitely tell for a few of them the border between acting in-front of a camera and in-front of a mic is going to be weird.
Admittedly; the highlight of the episode was Josh Keaton as Steve. He has the experience of voice acting and knowing how quick things can go; as I am hopeful he plays Spider-Man later on. This isn't going to be something that to me, feels like it should be for everyone to see. But for now, I don't mind it.
The weird thing is Sebastian Stan voiced Bucky in the episode and he sounded off, but Josh Keaton is credited as the voice of Steve Rodgers and sounds wayyyy more like Chris Evans than Sebastian Stan sounded like himself (as Bucky).Watched Episode 1, I agree with reviews. Its good but not amazing
Like the animation and action but something about this was still missing to make it amazing. Voice work was all over the place Bucky felt off, but Captain Carter was great.
I could tell Sebastian was playing Bucky but it was by far the worst acting he’s ever done in the marvel filmsI enjoyed the episode, but agree it was just okay. My expectations for the Captain Carter episode actually wasn't that high to begin with, so that helped. I feel like this was just supposed to be the one small thing that started the multiverse events and then we're gonna start seeing things get a lot crazier as the show goes on. At least I hope.
Hell, it may even take into Season 2 for them to work out the kinks, much like with The Clone Wars.
The weird thing is Sebastian Stan voiced Bucky in the episode and he sounded off, but Josh Keaton is credited as the voice of Steve Rodgers and sounds wayyyy more like Chris Evans than Sebastian Stan sounded like himself (as Bucky).
Sure but this is why you have directors and acting couches. This is the MCU, and confused you would allow any project to suffer any kinda acting flaws at this point. Its been a while since we have had bad acting in the MCUVoice acting is a different process from acting in front of a camera. I imagine some of these headliners might be more or less out of their comfort zone, especially with these specific characters that have only ever been played in live action for over a decade.
Sure but this is why you have directors and acting couches. This is the MCU, and confused you would allow any project to suffer any kinda acting flaws at this point. Its been a while since we have had bad acting in the MCU
Voice acting is a different process from acting in front of a camera. I imagine some of these headliners might be more or less out of their comfort zone, especially with these specific characters that have only ever been played in live action for over a decade.
I've heard episode 2 & 3 are a lot better, but to me, i'm really looking forward to the Marvel Zombies episode.Watched Episode 1. Eh… EHHHHH. My major gripe is that it didn’t use the “What if” story to its potential; it just basically recreated the exact same beats of the Captain America: The First Avenger; only difference is that the “supposed dead friend” doesn’t go full on Winter Soldier and the tentacle monster fight. Also I guess the ANIMATION is good but I hate the art style they used for this.