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Jabraham 11/02/23 9:15:08 AM #115:	The_Popo posted... Since Endgame, there have been 10 movies and we are in the middle of the 10th television series. If we just look at movies alone, this is where 10 movies got us in the original MCU build: 1) Iron Man 2) The Incredible Hulk 3) Iron Man 2 4) Thor 5) Captain America: The First Avenger 6) The Avengers 7) Iron Man 3 8) Thor: Dark World 9) Captain America: The Winter Soldier 10) Guardians of the Galaxy The TV series are much longer than individual movies, but if we count one TV series as being equal to a movie, then we need to add another 10 movies: 11) Avengers: Age of Ultron 12) Ant-Man 13) Captain America: Civil War 14) Doctor Strange 15) Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 2 16) Spider-Man: Homecoming 17) Thor: Ragnarok 18) Black Panther 19) Avengers: Infinity War 20) Ant-Man and the Wasp After all of that, it was just Captain Marvel and then Endgame. And as I said, the TV shows are much longer than the movies, so we have basically sat through more media than it originally took for them to get to Endgame. Also, it took 11 years to go from Iron Man to Endgame. Since then, it has been only about 4 years since Endgame. We have been absolutely slammed with MCU stuff that had largely gone nowhere. Weve had enough material to get to a new Endgame, yet we havent even reach the equivalent of an Avengers. Weve allowed for the buildup. We just arent experiencing any buildup. I think this post really hits the nail on the head. There were fewer individual heroes before, so crossovers happened sooner. Now we've had so many solo movies/shows and not many big team ups. Shang-Chi, the Eternals, Moon Knight, Werewolf-by-Night, Kate Bishop have all been one-off characters so far with little interaction with other major characters. Marvel probably introduced too many characters and the storylines have gotten pretty fragmented now. If they wanted to keep mining content long-term, they could've saved more people for later. Like are they actually going to use Moon Knight anytime soon in a crossover movie? --- I ain't trippin cause the truth is really you don't know me. <cite>Jabraham posted [p:976991040] in Marvel rep... [t:80608567]...</cite> <quote>The_Popo posted... </cite><quote>Since Endgame, there have been 10 movies and we are in the middle of the 10th television series. If we just look at movies alone, this is where 10 movies got us in the original MCU build:1) Iron Man2) The Incredible Hulk3) Iron Man 24) Thor5) Captain America: The First Avenger6) The Avengers7) Iron Man 38) Thor: Dark World9) Captain America: The Winter Soldier10) Guardians of the GalaxyThe TV series are much longer than individual movies, but if we count one TV series as being equal to a movie, then we need to add another 10 movies:11) Avengers: Age of Ultron12) Ant-Man13) Captain America: Civil War14) Doctor Strange15) Guardians of the Galaxy: Volume 216) Spider-Man: Homecoming17) Thor: Ragnarok18) Black Panther19) Avengers: Infinity War20) Ant-Man and the WaspAfter all of that, it was just Captain Marvel and then Endgame. And as I said, the TV shows are much longer than the movies, so we have basically sat through more media than it originally took for them to get to Endgame. Also, it took 11 years to go from Iron Man to Endgame. Since then, it has been only about 4 years since Endgame. We have been absolutely slammed with MCU stuff that had largely gone nowhere. Weve had enough material to get to a new Endgame, yet we havent even reach the equivalent of an Avengers. Weve allowed for the buildup. We just arent experiencing any buildup.</quote>I think this post really hits the nail on the head. There were fewer individual heroes before, so crossovers happened sooner. Now we've had so many solo movies/shows and not many big team ups. Shang-Chi, the Eternals, Moon Knight, Werewolf-by-Night, Kate Bishop have all been one-off characters so far with little interaction with other major characters. Marvel probably introduced too many characters and the storylines have gotten pretty fragmented now. If they wanted to keep mining content long-term, they could've saved more people for later. Like are they actually going to use Moon Knight anytime soon in a crossover movie? --- I ain't trippin cause the truth is really you don't know me.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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