In a case of cruel Surprisingly Realistic Outcome, Lee admits that if he were in Tony Stark's situation, he would not be able to hold out for as long as Tony did.
Lee removing Kevin Spacey, one of his favorite actors, from his "Always A Win" list following very serious accusations of him raping an underage teen. He very much wishes that he could easily separate art from the artist, but finds himself unable to with Spacey. It's really sad to see such an upbeat, Nice Guy like Lee sound so dejected over the ruination of one of his favorite things, especially when he expresses his discomfort rewatching Spacey's past films now that the cat is out of the bag.
He even admitted in the comments of his Everything Great about Baby Driver video, that were it not for the recent revelations, Spacey would have scored four wins for the movie.
His tribute and promotion for the GoFundMe page dedicated to his and his wife's friend, Lindsay Bugbee Crosby.
Lee: Hahaha. Posthumously making me laugh, which I think is exactly what Stan would want. I don't even know what to say. You're responsible for all this. I'm glad you got to see your work loved by millions of people and that your legacy will live on in each and every one of these films. Rest in peace, Stan Lee. And let's be honest, Stan Lee is always a win.
The very last win count for the 3000-win recap of Avengers: Endgame: Tony's hologram feed cutting off after his final Apocalyptic Log.
Lee's final summation of Glass (2019), which presents us with a hell of a Wham Line: "I don't really like this movie." And especially after his glowing video on Unbreakable, his disappointment gets even worse.
Lee points out the rather disheartening presence of a Misaimed Fandom of The Invisible Man (2020) that try to claim Cecilia as an Unreliable Narrator about her abuse at the hands of Adrian Griffin and placing the blame for his actions on, at best, his brother or, at worst, Cecilia herself. It's just depressing how the movie got its point about abuse proven by people who try to excuse Adrian's actions in spite of the mountain of evidence within the text and even confirmation from Word of God.
Lee's tone of voice when Wanda and Vision are saying goodbye to their children at the end of WandaVision hits hard for any parent, especially considering he was about to have his second child at the time.
