Is the comic movie boom over Cinemaphile?
Did Feige shilling the MCU on Disney+ turn it all into Agents of SHIELD tier slop?
Can Gunn get normies back on board with... Superman... of all characters?
Can the X-Men get normies back into the MCU?
Is it because of ESG scores and go woke go broke stuff?
I dunno. People are talking a lot of shit and I want to sort it out.
Capeshit was never good, homie. Stop asking stupid questions and get a b***h already.
Normies are why it got watered down in the first place. Let it die so it can be good again. Like the 90's into the 2000's
Comicwise, DC is the best it has been in terms of quality since Rebirth started. Marvel varies title to title but at least comics are good
I doubt you're telling the truth but I am so completely over Big 2 comics I have no interest in actually checking anyway
I stopped reading with Rebirth. If it is rebirth again, then god help capeshit.
DC comics are their precious moronic son, if he manages to tie his own shoes they want to put it in the newspaper.
>but at least comics are good
>He hasn't read a single issue of Wells-Man
Feige just needs to stop pumping out mediocre shows and just focus on making good movies again. Gunn is fricked though, no one cares about Superman anymore
I'm ready for literally anything else
The superhero fad is literally worse than the zombie and werewolf and vampire fads before it by sheer virtue of crowding out other more interesting films
There was never really a boom, it was all just Marvel. DC's attempts failed, Sony is hard carried by the MCU Spider-man movies and spider-verse, and even Marvel's TV shows crashed years ago.
Look past the bs clickbait thumbnail and title, I think this video has the answer you're looking for https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rLjWDUA1Noo
Aside from Ant-Man 3 performing lower than expected (like all the Ant-Man movies), all the MCU films post-pandemic have done solid to spectacular.
So no, Marvel seems fine. Sony is floundering doing their own non-MCU shit, where they left off with ASM2, and DCU continues to be a lost cause. At least Fox isn't embarrassing themselves anymore.
Deadpool 3 may well reacah a billion.
Agents of SHIELD was unironically good, people just put it down because it wasn't canon.
It ended (appropriately enough) with Endgame. Most superhero movies this decade have lost money once you factor in marketing, revenue sharing (with theaters), etc.
>Is the comic movie boom over Cinemaphile?
it is a slow decline with 0 hype
>Did Feige shilling the MCU on Disney+ turn it all into Agents of SHIELD tier slop?
D+ shows are shit, the last MCU movies too.
>Can Gunn get normies back on board with... Superman... of all characters?
I like the secondary characters he is picking for the movie, the cast are solid too, the movie will be a Justice League little, who knows.....
>Can the X-Men get normies back into the MCU?
Wolverine is quite popular, idk if the people will be invested in the Phoenix and Scott or Magneto vs Charles.....
>Is it because of ESG scores and go woke go broke stuff?
they went full Goonies in the last year in ips where that doesn't work but I think that It is more related to the new replacements, they have to reboot.
>Is the comic movie boom over Cinemaphile?
Yes. Hopefully the Big Two will be the next things to go.
Thankfully it is over, and we don't have to see too much more capeshit ever again
it's been 15 years of superhero movies ruining the box office
mercifully this reign of terror is coming to an end
>Is the comic movie boom over Cinemaphile?
There's still too much in the works, some of which is "too big to fail", but it's been seriously wounded. Unless Marvel and DC can turn things around it could end. But like when people said Batman and Robin killed superhero movies, it'll likely only end for a short time.
>Did Feige shilling the MCU on Disney+ turn it all into Agents of SHIELD tier slop?
The early Disney+ shows may have been flawed, but they were pretty popular and well received by normies. Then they just went full moron and pumped out too much, too fast, and while the early shows had characters people knew from the movies, for whatever reason people weren't willing to commit to shows about characters they'd never heard of.
>Can Gunn get normies back on board with... Superman... of all characters?
Are we in for another round of Snyderverse fans and Cavill's supporters going to war on Warner over this? Nothing I've seen by Gunn makes him look like the guy to do a proper, earnest, sincere old school classic Superman movie, I'm waiting for the rug to be pulled out from under us and we learn what the catch is.
>Can the X-Men get normies back into the MCU?
They couldn't get most normies into cinemas when there was no other competition in terms of comic book movies. Anyone who thinks they're the magic bullet that's going to save the MCU is delusional. Inserting the X-Men's race metaphor nonsense into the MCU could even help kill it.
>Is it because of ESG scores and go woke go broke stuff?
That's hardly the one and only cause of Marvel and DC's problems, but it alienates their core audience, and alienates audiences that just don't want to look at ugly people, and that really isn't helping.