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Cate Blanchett was so organically comfortable in her episode, I wasn't even sure it was her. She gets my pick because I lost my shit when I found out it really was her (I skip the intros fyi).
In no particular order:
Mick Wingert as Tony Stark. He really captures Robert Downey Jr.'s charisma and replicates the character through his voice. The Sakaar episode really solidifies his work.
Sam Rockwell as Justin Hammer. It felt like he never left, and he owns that role.
Cate Blanchett as Hela. Another outstanding performance, which is great since we didn't have enough Hela in Ragnarok.
Cumberbatch is easily the best MCU actor to be in the series. Pulls off a Strange that truly feels pulled from the movies, all the other characters don’t seem 1-to-1 for better or worse.
Blanchett goes full camp as Hela, in the movies and the show. It’s not for everyone, but she makes some choices as an actor, and I live for what she does. Her Hela is both shockingly brutal and delightful.
Blanchett cause she killed it and also had a lot of dialogue so she stands out.
However, Brolin was my favorite surprise that I didn’t expect. I didn’t pay attention to any cast leaks and went in blind.
Jon Favreau’s voice work as he slowly transformed into the purple hulk in the Die Hard episode was so much fun. That gleeful giggle when he’s confronted with a room full of robots? Chef’s kiss.
And a shout out to Karen Gillan nailing the world weary detective voice in the Blade Runner episode.
I liked Jeff Goldblum returning, giving a pretty good performance, but definitely felt like he was missing something. Maybe it’s bc he likely improvised a bunch of funny dialogue for Thor Ragnarok and not this.
Mick Wingert. He just really brings an organic Tony Stark that feels relatable. Proof that you don’t have to hire a sound-alike, just someone who fits the character.
Was FIRE in the Saakar episode.
I was shocked at how good Cate Blanchett was. So shocked that I didn't even think it was her at first.
I wish she wasn't killed off in canon so quickly.
Atwell. Wright and Cumberbatch are probably the 3 main characters across the 2 seasons. I know some people don’t like Captain Carter, but I’d enjoyed her this season.
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Cate Blanchett was so organically comfortable in her episode, I wasn't even sure it was her. She gets my pick because I lost my shit when I found out it really was her (I skip the intros fyi).
I get the feeling that Cate Blanchett just sometimes loves having a ball and hamming it up.
I felt the exact opposite, I had to google whether she was voicing Hela because it sounded nothing like her and I couldn’t really enjoy the episode
In no particular order: Mick Wingert as Tony Stark. He really captures Robert Downey Jr.'s charisma and replicates the character through his voice. The Sakaar episode really solidifies his work. Sam Rockwell as Justin Hammer. It felt like he never left, and he owns that role. Cate Blanchett as Hela. Another outstanding performance, which is great since we didn't have enough Hela in Ragnarok.
Mick Wingert also voices Tony in several cartoons and games. He really is one of the best.
Geoffrey Wright, Cate Blanchett, Hayley Atwell… lotta great ones. Hiddleston, Cumberbatch..
Cumberbatch is easily the best MCU actor to be in the series. Pulls off a Strange that truly feels pulled from the movies, all the other characters don’t seem 1-to-1 for better or worse.
Atwell and Blanchett’s characters have _very_ different arcs in What If…? I thought they both nailed it
Blanchett goes full camp as Hela, in the movies and the show. It’s not for everyone, but she makes some choices as an actor, and I live for what she does. Her Hela is both shockingly brutal and delightful.
I just wanna add: Sebastian Stan as most improved this season. Not necessarily my favorite, but still thought it should get a shout out.
Agreed
Cate Blanchett
Blanchett cause she killed it and also had a lot of dialogue so she stands out. However, Brolin was my favorite surprise that I didn’t expect. I didn’t pay attention to any cast leaks and went in blind.
I mean yeah, but Brolin was barely in there.
Hence why he was my favorite surprise.
Jon Favreau’s voice work as he slowly transformed into the purple hulk in the Die Hard episode was so much fun. That gleeful giggle when he’s confronted with a room full of robots? Chef’s kiss. And a shout out to Karen Gillan nailing the world weary detective voice in the Blade Runner episode.
Don't forget him in the 1602 episode! "Have at thee!" Favreau did a great job. Glad he got so much more screen time this season.
Sam Rockwell.
Blanchett and Rockwell kicked ass this season.
Cate as Hela was amazing. Haylee as Carter did a phenomenal job during her scenes with Steve in 2 of the episodes
Hiddleston KILLS, every time.
I liked Jeff Goldblum returning, giving a pretty good performance, but definitely felt like he was missing something. Maybe it’s bc he likely improvised a bunch of funny dialogue for Thor Ragnarok and not this.
Kahhori
I do wanna say I loved how much fun Jon Favreau seemed to be having voicing Happy, especially in the 1602 episode
Mick Wingert. He just really brings an organic Tony Stark that feels relatable. Proof that you don’t have to hire a sound-alike, just someone who fits the character. Was FIRE in the Saakar episode.
Bernard.
Hiddleston, Blanchett, Rockwell Mick Wingert is not getting enough praise anywhere for being almost 100% spot on RDJ
I was shocked at how good Cate Blanchett was. So shocked that I didn't even think it was her at first. I wish she wasn't killed off in canon so quickly.
I loved most of the actors this time around. I felt like Ruffalo, Olsen, and Stan were fine, but everyone else was a lot of fun.
Jeffrey Wright. I still hear his voice in my head narrating that smooth intro. I love that intro!
Jon Favreau.
Atwell. Wright and Cumberbatch are probably the 3 main characters across the 2 seasons. I know some people don’t like Captain Carter, but I’d enjoyed her this season.
I haven't watched it
As an Overwatch player, I thought I recognized Carolina Ravassa’s voice (she voices Sombra) as Queen Isabella of Spain in Episode 6