A Dose of Reality: Marvel Overkill

[Dwolf]

They announced Black Panther, now its like " slow down there Marvel you moving to fast"

 

[Notorious 1 E.Y.E.]

3 a year from one company isnt a lot


they serving us breakfast lunch and dinner



he making it seem like we getting 10 from one company

 

[Dillah810]

And I'll be in the theater when every movie drops like

 

[Anbesa]

I think people need to accept that the comic book films are a genre unto themselves.

you don't have to see all of them, just like anyone who like comedy movies does not see every comedy movie that drops per year.

and I mean let's be honest: me personally I am not even gonna waste my time with the movies that are outside of what Marvel and DC will be doing...no interest in Fantastic 4, or Spiderman (until they go back to Marvel).

and who the hell is gonna see Gambit??

I agree with this. It's safe to say comic book movies have surpassed being just a trend like vampire or zombie movies. As long as there's a wide variety of characters and storylines they can explore, they can keep making them and people will pay to watch.

 

[TNC]

This is acting like people don't like to get more of a beloved product. Oversaturation only happens when there are too many of things with little substance, Marvel will be fine.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

i believe its in overload mode. i only care about a couple of these flicks myself.

 

[Kill Dat Noize]

I dunno I feel like black panther could be another game changer, and that's not even counting civil war and all that other shyt. the momentum is just gonna keep building after age of ultron, which in all likely hood will be a comet sized massive hit itself.

captain marvel too. if that shyt connects watch out. with the right casting? forget it.

 

[Shaman]

Just because they were announced/rumored doesn't mean that all of those movies will see the light of day...the movies announced by Marvel Studios, sure, but I doubt some of the spider-man spinoffs will actually make it to theaters, or that the upcoming fantastic four movie will get a sequel

 

[Detroit Wave]

To be honest, I will see them all. A lot of them sound like they will be more like Redbox rentals for me though. Not all that excited to rush out to the theater for anything FF, X-Men, Black Panther, Doctor Strange or Inhumans.

But, yeah, Marvel & DC are getting dangerously close to a point where people are going to start turning their backs on the superhero genre. It's a few years away, but just wait until these 30+ superhero movies & TV shows start rolling out over the next 6 years. There's going to be a backlash for the level lower heroes' films, at least.

Not excited about Black Panther?

Hold this neg cac

 

[Still FloW]

@ the nerd fucc boii for making this garbage ass movie... no one forcing his most likely fat ass to watch it all..

and fucc his bytch ass for dissing DC... fade on site when i see him

 

[TRIPLE M]

Tell these fakkits to go see the latest merchant ivory movies and shut the fuk up:Hulk Hogan You FD Up:



there's years of guaranteed piff upon us and that's not even including star wars
:Hogan Blessed:

 

[Sane]

Comic book movies in general are . Same shyt different super heroes.

 

[Dominic Brehetto]

I agree with this. It's safe to say comic book movies have surpassed being just a trend like vampire or zombie movies. As long as there's a wide variety of characters and storylines they can explore, they can keep making them and people will pay to watch.

How are zombie and vampires a trend? Theyve been around for decades. Its just the market for them shrinks and expands.

Thats what people arent getting.

Nobody is saying the movies will vanish. Its a genre. But its at a boom period right now. The market WILL shrink. Doesnt mean the movies will stop. They just wont happen as often.

Over saturation is real. Eventually people get bored of the same thing. That goes from books to music to anything really.

 

[MartyMcFly]

There's a chance that the bubble busts, it always does but that's not just specific to Marvel flicks, but comic book flicks overall. Eventually the audience becomes fatigued and while the movies can still be a success, there's a chance they won't be as huge as they are now but we will still get quality product. It happens to every genre in film and TV. As long as get dope product I don't care but that's the way consumerism works.

 

[Nigerianwonder]

Im gonna see what marvel does with age of ultron. If they break away from the formula I will give the other movies a chance but if another spaceship lands on villian at the end that will be last time they get my money at the theater.