That What-if episode that's like Die Hard

Iron Man 3

Hawkeye Series

My fav instrumental is Deck the Halls easily.

In conclusion it's pretty good, worth a listen over Christmas, put a song on your playlist and see who notices.

6/10

I changed my mind this one's funniest. Finally there's '67 Spidey speaking (not singing boo) 'Twas the Night Before Christmas and he gives up halfway through so didn't really enjoy this one. But who has the best voice? I personally think it's Shameik Moore as Miles, but they all sound good.

STARTS funny just goes on a bit too long. Then there's Peter B. Parker singing Deck the Halls, I think this is the funniest one and it's very chill with a lovely piano. 4th is Chris Pine Spidey again with "Up on the Housetop" about Spidey sending lovely gifts of prison sentences to the villains.

First we have Miles singing Joy to the World, I like this one just not too keen on the bass. Then we have the track from the movie: Spidey Bells sung by the Chris Pine Spider-man; it's pretty fun but it stops halfway for jokes about how he regrets singing it and I just don't find it that funny, it

we have a few songs in this! Including perhaps my fav Christmas song ever "I don't know what Christmas is" sung by the old 97's playing aliens who sort of know Christmas but not really, the other songs are just ok to me.
Anyway definitely recommended! Give it a watch before Christmas :)

9/10

Acting standout this time goes to Pom Klementieff as Mantis, she's both very funny and very emotional through all the makeup and cgi. Visuals are really nice with some very fun shots during the chase sequence, and the look of Knowhere both pre and post decoration is excellent. As for music

the Collector. I really like the Guardians having a proper home. Knowhere is decorated for Christmas and it's beautiful to look at, and Bacon is of course terrified (after being released from Mantis's control of course), I won't spoil the ending because it's very sweet.

This was great, on the same level of humour as the 3 movies and drenched in Christmassy goodness. Drax and Mantis messing about on Earth dealing with cosplayers and breaking into Bacon's house is hilarious, they're able to get him back to the ship and fly back to Knowhere, which they've bought from

D: Surely not

expected. Some lovely backgrounds though. My voice acting stand-out goes to Jubilee's actress Alyson Court who sells Jubilee's emotions very well.

This episode was a lovely X-mas treat and I adored it.
9/10

The Christmas vibes are immaculate, there's a festive version of the X-men leitmotif, Gambit and Jean are arguing over the Christmas dinner, most of the characters have cosy winter outfits d'awww. As usual I will touch on the animation which is fine, nothing too special but this is 90s TV so that's

found family, Jubilee is concerned by just how little the morlocks have, even their Christmas tree is a twig in a can with a smashed bauble on it. But to the morlocks it's beautiful. I was expecting the episode to be good because it's 90s X-men but was surprised by how deep it gets.

The morlocks crashing into an ice rink in a stolen ambulance. Turns out Leech is very sick and the hospital wouldn't treat him, so the X-men decide to help, with Wolverine attempting to give Leech his blood, as he's tried this before with limited success. The episode has a lovely message about

Vaccines are your immune system's version of Old West wanted posters.

thing bleed, get thrown into walls, and brutally die. It's such a welcome change, and I'm someone who doesn't love violent stuff generally. Sorry it's so late, but check it out next Halloween, or now, cause it rules.

9/10