I really loved all of the MCU content and was extremely satisfied when Thanos was defeated. Since then, I have enjoyed watching the movies that tie up the loose ends from Endgame; I.E. Loki, GOTG 2, and the Spidermans. Everything other than that has made me feel like Marvel is struggling for air.
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famousblueben@lemmy.film 1 year ago
I really tried on the Ms. Marvel series but it was not for me and I knew it by the second episode, and Captain Marvel was one of the most formulaic, underbaked films of that Phase. Maybe it is just because Guardians being done means whatever strong investments I once had in the MCU are fading away because it’s all just too much of the same, but really nothing that screams out to me that this will be enjoyable though I will ultimately see it (a couple friends and I see every MCU movie despite most of us being super burnt out)
SPOOSER@lemmy.today 1 year ago
PenguinJuice@kbin.social 1 year ago
I don't care for the heroes they are making shows and movies about. There's none of that gritty, high stakes feel or compelling character development.
Enigma@sh.itjust.works 1 year ago
Formulating the shows to 6 episodes really ruined it.
PenguinJuice@kbin.social 1 year ago
Yeah, feels lame.
InfiniWheel@lemmy.one 1 year ago
The Cap Marvel film felt like a phase 1 film, like if Thor didn’t have Loki. Yeah, they laid the groundwork and all, but other than Iron Man 1 and maybe Cap America they were pretty eh.
Spliffman1@lemmy.world 1 year ago
Same
wjrii@kbin.social 1 year ago
I thought Ms. Marvel was one of the better things that they've done post-Endgame. I liked the Spider-man "neighborhood superhero" vibes in the first half, I liked the themes of a child of daspora reconnecting with their heritage but still needing to recontextualize it, and Iman Vellani is a god-damn treasure when, as here, she's properly cast. The "hard-light" powers and visuals were a decent enough riff on the "embiggening" power from the comics without asking the audience to accept Stretch Armstrong as a major superhero (Good luck, Mr. Fantastic).
Still had underbaked villains, needless save-the-universe brinksmanship, and some of the flair from the first couple of episodes eroded into Marvel formulas, but overall I enjoyed it.
Xero@infosec.pub 1 year ago
Same here here. I loved the Ms Marvel series and didn’t hate the Captain Marvel film.