The Avengers (2022)

Christian Morris80 said:This Marvel stuff is just getting tedious.

Jeffrey Howard79 said:I’ve officially checked out. The last thing I sat through was Avengers: Endgame.

Jeffrey Howard79 said:I'm done. I'm just not watching these movies anymore. The last one I actually sat through was Avengers: Endgame.

mistyotter35 said:Honestly, he might be better off just skipping it. Most of the good stuff happens later anyway. Endgame. It's like beating a dead horse.

Matthew Johnson30 said:I suppose Phase 4 has had its few bright spots, though they certainly lack any sense of cohesion. It’s as if we get one decent episode of The Falcon and the Winter Soldier, perhaps one standout scene in WandaVision, or maybe just a single sharp line in Loki. But it feels like there aren't any truly great films from start to finish anymore, much like we saw with Captain America 2.

Kenneth Perez15 said:I have a really bad feeling about this.

It’s going to be just like the last Spider-Man movie—they’ll cram in three big action set pieces and convince themselves they’ve made a masterpiece.

granitemason4 said:The last Spider-Man was actually a really solid Spider-Man movie. Sorry, but the massive box office numbers and the general critical reception say so—not to mention the audience absolutely loved it (that 98% audience score isn't lying). Even if you want to dismiss the money as irrelevant, whether you agree or not, it’s just a fact. Saying it wasn't good doesn't hold water.
And honestly, he might be the only one capable of saving the MCU or some massive team-up event if anyone actually cares about hitting profit margins. I mean, the guy is more popular than the rest of them combined; people just adore him. But hey, since Sony is tangled up in this, they're a bit limited—it's not entirely their property. Name one other MCU film after Spider-Man that pulled in near or over a billion? None. And that was only the third installment. Everything else has been kind of messy with mediocre reviews.

Which version of Doctor Strange makes himself look like an absolute idiot? Which one creates a multiverse where Spider-Man keeps changing the requirements mid-spell, where the multiverse breaks both space and time barriers to summon villains from old movies, and where they get rid of May in such a weak, unconvincing way? To me, this movie doesn't deserve any praise, let alone those box office numbers.

Samuel Lee2 said:So now we get to hear from Gregory Brown94, who doesn't even read the comics but just copies the plot, explaining why this is going to be amazing...

bluebison8 said:This movie is going to be such a massive flop that the producers will be left spinning in circles. Honestly, with Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, I spent the entire lead-up debating whether to even bother hitting the theater. In the end, I stayed home, and frankly, I'm relieved because that movie was absolute garbage.

After seeing this trailer, I’ve already made my decision: I'm skipping this mess at the cinema. It’s not just me, either; there’s a whole crowd of us who have been following everything since the first Iron Man, and we're getting pretty exhausted by the constant stream of junk being shoved into theaters.

I might catch Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 later this year, but after that, I think I'm done with Marvel for a while.

To be fair, it isn't just Marvel's fault. I skipped Shazam! Fury of the Gods too, simply because that level of quality just isn't what we used to expect anymore. Now I'm sitting here wondering if even watching The Flash is worth the ticket price.

Gregory Brown94 said:Maybe The Avengers could actually pull it off since they have Kamala and Carol on the roster...