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AndyReklaw posted...

I enjoyed it. Not amazing but it had some fun moments.

I think it's unfortunately becoming clear that Feige letting directors do too much of their own thing isn't working super great. Definitely let 'em bring some personality but Eternals, Strange 2, and Thor 4 all kinda show that somethings not working.

I don't necessarily think it's a bad move, but it's going to result in films that arent hitting that 90+ RT rating. The MCU has pretty much perfected the modern blockbuster, so any deviation from that is expected to lead to more divisive films. But you're also going to get films that are some people's absolute jam, and it may eventually lead to giving mainstream audiences something they were craving but didn't know they wanted.

While Strange 2 wasn't personally my thing, I know a lot of people dug it. I think Thor 4 is gonna be similar.

I'm more concerned about the TV shows, which it seems are expected to do a lot of the heavy lifting now as far as introducing new characters to. None of them feel like more than your standard made for TV superhero fare. I think it hurts the brand and is a turn off for casuals.

Wandavision and Loki had the advantage of coming out during COVID and got a lot of attention. But Ms Marvel is apparently doing poorly in terms of views, and I wonder if that's going to affect the quality or reception for the Marvels or the rumoured Young Avengers.