The MCU's Fall From Grace

Ok, since a lot of people have asked about No Way Home I'll give a brief look on it here. No way home was packed full of fan service while keeping a great story. There was a point where the CGI wasn’t very good, and i think that Lizzard could've done more. But other than that, Green Goblin was awesome (and i love how smoothly they turned his costume into a more comic accurate suit.) And lastly the ending was great, and actually had a sacrifice within it. This was personally my favorite project that's come out post endgame so far.

It wasn't at the fault of Jonathan Majors he played his role as Kang perfectly, I blame the writers of that movie Quantumania.

I am so happy I got to grow up with the good MCU and not the garbage they are putting out these days

My Aunt is A Marvel Fan! And She watched almost all the films. But she fell asleep during Ant-Man & The Wasp Quantumania

One thing worth a mention about the whole "Wanda's character between Wandavision and Multiverse of Madness", Sam Raimi wasn’t able to watch WandaVision before getting to work on Multiverse of Madness. He had just some vague summaries to go off of. Just thought it was worth bringing up.

The problem with The Eternals was that they tried to cram a concept that should have been a 12 episode Disney+ show into one single movie runtime.

Infinity war is much better than endgame

Hey, no trashing on Ghost Rider, that movie’s fuckin GAS But honestly, awesome video, Chaplin, great editing and arguments 👍

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10:50 "and he can't even kill ants." This is a complaint I never got. He does get through the ants, he fights Scott like a minute later. Killing countless giant ants in that time is not an easy feat even for Thanos lol Side note, I felt like Kang had his moments in that film, but he is handled better in Loki I think. Too bad we'll probably never see his story finished :P

I think that the reason the MCU died was because of the structure. Think about it. Every newer movie starts with the hero being normal or for pre-existing heros at their peak, said hero gets powers or if not they get to be introduced to some new threat. New threat defeats the hero, the hero finds the strength to continue or some magical artifact. The character then beats the villain.

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Honestly I don’t think they made Fisk seem like a pushover in his fight with Kate He was destroying her in that fight and considering Fisk eventually walked out I don’t even consider her a victor but rather a tie(but since it’s based on her getting lucky I’m ok with it)

I think the reason the X-Men cannot be introduced yet is because the fox actors contracts expire in 2026. this means Marvel cannot introduce their version yet

Other than Universal, Toho also made their own cinematic universe which lasted from 1954 to 1975 I think. They even had their own Endgame event.

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Howww do you only have 78 subs?!! What. Keep doing the good work, and the one hour ant man video, yeah that would be fun. Do it! And watch Echo, I don’t think It was so bad, I had fun with it

I watched "The Marvels" and it was a movie theater experience I would never forget for all the wrong reasons. Why was the acting from Zawe Aston so fucking bland I wanted to bang my head on the floor or wall, she made the worst Dar-Benn. As soon as they started singing and dancing my mom wanted to leave the thearer. The only thing I loved about the movie was the baby alien cats and that X-Men credit scene. "The Marvels" that made me feel like Marvel crashed into the iceberg that sunk the Titanic. I was so angry where I wanted to hit Kevin Feige like a fucking boxer. "The Marvels" became the biggest flop in MCU history by becoming the lowest grossing film of the franchise. Thank Jesus Christ we have "Deadpool & Wolverine" in July.

Nostalgia is a hell of a drug