I assume Sylvester Stallone in that Christmas special was actually Rocky and meant that all the Creed movies were canon and Killmonger already defeated Kang at Dodger Stadium to explain his characters departure.
MCU might be alright the new trailers looking amazing and really promising I'd only think it'd bomb due to lack of people on opening despite being a good movie.
Ok so I'm assuming you have zero knowledge of the comics from what you said. And I understand that they should make the movies to where anyone could enjoy them, comic reader or not. BUT, they don't have to hold your hand through every story and tell you what's gonna happen next or even give you an idea. I think that's where mcu fans get lost. The stories throughout the multiverse saga have sucked for the most part but there also have been gems. Also the previous phases weren't perfect either, they just had fewer misses. If you know anything about the comics, you know exactly where the story is going, if you don't then I guess you just have to figure it out. Marvel has learned that their fanbase is mainly comic fans not just people who like good movies. I can go deeper into this but i would be writing a book about it. I would be glad to dm or even reply to comments cause I'm not saying you're wrong I'm just saying you aren't completely right either.
I appreciate the comment. I’m gonna have to start by saying I’ve been reading comics for as long as I can read. I do think you’re misinterpreting my larger points. I don’t think the MCU has to hand hold audiences through everything but theres a place between that and clearly having 0 direction. Thats where the MCU used to be. There have been a few gems for sure, but they’re pumping out so much content that its mostly slop. And the MCU’s fanbase is certainly not comic fans, that’s just the case with every single successful adaptation. The MCU is massively appealing but the act of actually reading and collecting comics has always been very niche and has been in a steady decline since the 90’s.
I assume Sylvester Stallone in that Christmas special was actually Rocky and meant that all the Creed movies were canon and Killmonger already defeated Kang at Dodger Stadium to explain his characters departure.
WHAT CHRISTMAS SPECIAL
@ I forget it was like gay man of the galaxy or something
the MCU is doomed because there are no Bionicle characters in it.
Factual.
MCU might be alright the new trailers looking amazing and really promising I'd only think it'd bomb due to lack of people on opening despite being a good movie.
Thunderbolts looks cool but Cap 4 going through its 4th round of reshoots is concerning
Rather then saying the MCU is cooked alot of the characters are cooked
Yeah but the MCU is the characters, like that’s what made it what it is. Without great characters it’s nothing
Ok so I'm assuming you have zero knowledge of the comics from what you said. And I understand that they should make the movies to where anyone could enjoy them, comic reader or not. BUT, they don't have to hold your hand through every story and tell you what's gonna happen next or even give you an idea. I think that's where mcu fans get lost. The stories throughout the multiverse saga have sucked for the most part but there also have been gems. Also the previous phases weren't perfect either, they just had fewer misses. If you know anything about the comics, you know exactly where the story is going, if you don't then I guess you just have to figure it out. Marvel has learned that their fanbase is mainly comic fans not just people who like good movies. I can go deeper into this but i would be writing a book about it. I would be glad to dm or even reply to comments cause I'm not saying you're wrong I'm just saying you aren't completely right either.
I appreciate the comment. I’m gonna have to start by saying I’ve been reading comics for as long as I can read. I do think you’re misinterpreting my larger points. I don’t think the MCU has to hand hold audiences through everything but theres a place between that and clearly having 0 direction. Thats where the MCU used to be. There have been a few gems for sure, but they’re pumping out so much content that its mostly slop. And the MCU’s fanbase is certainly not comic fans, that’s just the case with every single successful adaptation. The MCU is massively appealing but the act of actually reading and collecting comics has always been very niche and has been in a steady decline since the 90’s.