Remember when an MCU movie felt like an event and you'd leave school or work early to go with your friends/family to watch it? Yeah, that's gone Phase four killed that.
Remember when an MCU movie felt like an event and you'd leave school or work early to go with your friends/family to watch it?
No.
Literally never.
I took a day off from work and brought my kids to see the civil war and did the same for endgame.
You're a terrible parent and I hope your kids neglect you when you're a dying old man
Cope. My kids have fun.
wholesome
More like phase fart. I didn't see any of that shit. Pic related, it's an undoctored selfie of me.
Your routine?
>Remember when an MCU movie felt like an event and you'd leave school or work early to go with your friends/family to watch it?
No.
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>All these attempts at rewriting the past
Lol, we get it. You're very edgy for not liking marvel.
It's not the 80's anymore boomer, movies aren't special enough to skip daytime stuff.
>Remember when an MCU movie felt like an event and you'd leave school or work early to go with your friends/family to watch it?
no; I have a triple digit IQ.
They KNOW that with RDJ and Chris Evans out, they have to get new stars in their franchise, so they're throwing all these random movies and TV out and none of it is working. They could milk the Guardians one last time this year but now they're REALLY scraping the bottom of the barrel. What are we supposed to even care about? Dr Strange 3? Avengers 5 without the Avengers? Who fricking cares anymore? It's like Black Sabbath after they kicked out Ozzy. Nothing but garbage
Really feels like they should have the Fantastic Four or the X-Men by now. It's been four years since the Fox deal closed.
not really. the Avengers films felt big. Civil War also sort of felt big. people forget that most of the standalone marvel films were really bad, even for normies. The first IronMan was good. Winter Soldier was also good. The rest was garbage.
>The first IronMan was good.
was it, though?
The first Iron Man is a douchebag adventure film. Iron Man 2 was kino
All 3 Captain America films are good and I’m tired of pretending they’re not, especially in conjunction with the Iron Man trilogy (mostly 1 and 2). The dual arcs of Captain America going from patriot to ex-pat (from unwaivering faith in the American state to getting redpilled in Winter Solder) while Tony goes through the reverse perspective regarding state regulation (from not sharing iron man suit to no longer having faith in himself and inviting the UN to watch over his activities after Ultron) was kino. Their inability to resolve this tension causes the Avengers to fail, and it only through their reconciliation that the world can be made right. Cap and Tony were the heart of the MCU and their absence has left a black hole where one’s heart should be. There’s nothing below the surface of these new films. The Infinity Stone saga wasn’t super deep but there is LITERALLY nothing to sink your teeth into anymore. Especially because they went full multiverse and now consequences feel less severe as
says. Imo, the better move post-Endgame would be to have a refocus on earth, turn inward and give the audience some breathing room. I would have had Norman be the big bad personally, setting up Thunderbolts as a rival to the Avengers. Have Norman mirror the Fury post-credits scenes of the first phases. I know we are getting a Thunderbolts movie but I’m not really hyped for it.
Nobody is reading that wall of text you speg.
If you weren’t phone posting it wouldn’t look like a wall newbie
>and I’m tired of pretending they’re not
bot post
I’m not a bot lmao. What possible reason would there be a bot to tell people the new MCU movies suck?
I think I watched some 10 MCU movies. I never paid a single dime for any of them.
P4 sucked ass I only watched Moon Knight for the cute Egyptian chick
The only movies that felt like this to me were Iron Man 1, and Avengers 1. Both of them had a shared novelty to them. But Iron Man 1 was the only movie that managed to have any rewatch value whatsoever. Avengers 2 is what shattered the illusion this franchise had over me. By the time Civil War hit, I was done. Since then, these movies have been sinking lower and lower in quality
No I don't recall anything of the sort
No. I'm 31.
You were of age when it started
i enjoyed the marvel movies up until endgame but it never felt like an "event"
Imagine EVER treating a superhero shmooltipoopsverse slop as an EVENT after the age of 12 HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
no
I remember when you felt like there were stakes involved. Now everything can be retconned or fixed via the multiverse at the writer's convenience.
I remember everyone being really excited for end game.
But it was just another movie for me, I never got everyone's autistic fixation, it was fun though.
No, I was an adult before ironman came out.
no. I didn't watch any of the ones past 2008 until 2020 when I literally watched all of them in a couple weeks. I'm so glad End Game was the last Marvel movie ever made. It was a perfect ending to the whole super hero movie genre.