KevCo
Bond's gun spoke once....
Critics wont shyt on it, they are being paid off by Disney
Yeah I get that but the whole infinity war storyline started when Thanos showed up. Not the first iron Man so my point still stands. This has been 6 years of build up and hype not ten
Actually they didn't. Fresh Tomato, meaning most critics liked it.marvel ain't untouchable b it
critics shat on age of ultorn
Yeah I get that but the whole infinity war storyline started when Thanos showed up. Not the first iron Man so my point still stands. This has been 6 years of build up and hype not ten
Lmfao "if it's not good"
10 years in and people still thinking Marvel gonna fail
The company that made Rocket Rac00n and Antman household names. You really think the end all be all of the mcu is gonna suck??
BP aside, it's lowkey setting in already :iseeu:if critics & fans alike end up hating infinity war, could it tank the entire superhero genre? or is the superhero genre too big to fail at this point?
I mean this is what the MCU has been building up to for 10 years...if its nothing short of amazing it going to take the wind out of everyone sails and superhero fatigue will probably set in
Modern journalismForget the fact that it will most likely be good, do you really think anyone with a platform would have the balls to vocalize that it wasn't?
people been saying this since the first spiderman reboot, and superhero movies box office returns continue to set records and bring in new audiences. Hence the reason you had to imediately say BP aside. nikka why? BP counts just as much as every superhero movie. Fatigue isn't setting, interest is at an all time high a still growing.BP aside, it's lowkey setting in already :iseeu:
The Netflix universe is significantly less important than it was when it started. Only a matter of time before it spreads to movies.
superhero fatigue will probably set in
Oh, it's a-coming. Nine or ten years from now, just you waitYou cats been saying this for 5+ years and "Black Panther" just did $1.3 billion....and "Infinity War" just broke the ticket presale records of that movie.
"Wonder Woman" did $821 mill.
"GOTG Vol. 2" did $838 mill.
"Spider-Man: Homecoming" did $880 mill.
"Thor: Raganarok" did $854 mill.
etc etc etc.
Fred.
Oh, it's a-coming. Nine or ten years from now, just you wait
To be fair the hows have gotten progressively worse with each installment.BP aside, it's lowkey setting in already :iseeu:
The Netflix universe is significantly less important than it was when it started. Only a matter of time before it spreads to movies.