Maybe because they basically keep making the same movie over and over again. Stop beating the horse.
[Dormant, please move to !television@lemm.ee] Movies and TV Shows
Please move to
This is a community for entertainment industry news and general discussion about movies and TV shows.
Rules:
- Keep discussion civil and on topic.
- Please do not link to pirated content.
- No spoilers in the title of submissions. And please use spoiler MarkDown in the body of discussions. This is a courtesy to other users.
- Comments solely criticizing headlines and/or journalism will be removed for being off-topic.
I completely disagree with your take, but it’s not the first time I’ve heard it. I’m interested to understand why do you think these are basically all the same?
I like them, but there is a very defined formula.
- Start off with character we like
- Introduce bad guy, maybe a small fight
- Meet up with another character from the MCU, have a pep talk/other character tells them how serious it actually is
- Go on an adventure, maybe with a cameo
- Fight scene with baddy, our superhero fails
- Sad moment, hero is broken
- Hero picks himself up
- Builds up for big fight
- Big fight
- Celebrate, but someone mentions that it's not all over
- (Optional, end credits scene showing someone picking up where baddy left off)
I like the MCU movies, but this format becomes incredibly obvious especially in the newer movies. I wish they'd just get a bit more creative.
Not one I'm planning to see at the theater, although I watch it later just to keep up-to-date with the timeline.
Record Marvel B.O.
This wasn’t the point of the article at all, but all I could think was “Quantumania got a B? Whaaaaat?”
Garbage franchise finally suffering, good. This shit needs to die. Endless seas of trash.
great. hope it sticks until the CiNeMaTiC uNiVeRsE is a thing of the past.