this post is also very bland and manages to make an empty statement without really landing on any specific position

several layers of irony going on here

nah

i’m glad you brought up the special effects. the quick turnaround-rate for these movies is what makes them so ugly to look at at times. don’t even get me started on the Killmonger and Black Panther fight…

more like overpowered. f*** that b**** happy she's dead

they ruined hulk

these VFX artists are seriously in the sweatshop man

Capitalism movies

lot of tiny things currently wrong with it.

I think some of it boils down to the transition from the old guard to new guard in terms of the on screen heros though. there is a demographic, although idk how big, that lost a ton of connection to the MCU with ppl like ScarJo, RDJ, and Chris Evans leaving and unfortunately chadwick passing. ofc they should have known these characters dont last forever but i do think this aspect is understated. cause end of day the "artistic vision" of marvel never quite mattered that much. lots of fans were attached to those big names.

at its peak though leading into IW and Endgame imo it was the best entertainment franchise.

its an observation and I dont think it should be colorful necessarily

Ugliest big budget movies ever

Nah Hulk is just as he should be
Getting b****ed by Thanos

they r all ugly looking

Wow, and this post blandly points out how bland the other post is, without landing on any specific position either. Blandception

definitely, we needed some sort of break

s*** literally looks like ps3 in some moments

Important part of my childhood and adolescence

focus group ahh movies designed to just generate engagement

mfs doing sitcom entrances

I only like MCU movies because I can only get attached to a universe that I know will continue to expand and tell a continuing story

Hard to get immersed in a traditional movie that I know will be said and done in 2 hours

Moon Knight was where I exited completely because how do you f*** up a show with Oscar Isaac