Money. They were used to doing over a billion every drop that they didn’t want to leave money on the table. They wanted to keep those quarters humming.Disney bruh...
Black and white
I feel like marvel may have secretly been under contract to where they were not allowed to take a hiatus, had to use the original cast and so they just released some low shıt tier to temporarily hold off until they recast and create new official stories.Ok. i've had enough. Marvel is looking like DC right now.
After End Game, they should've taken a hiatus. But if they had to keep going...
Spider-Man.. fukk it drop it
Black Widow.. so be it
After those movies, they should've gone directly to introducing Mutants. They could've used the snap to activate the x-gene or something else. Either way, they should've introduced them.
As far as movies, Fantastic 4 should've been a priority.
Any movie that never got a sequel should've been a priority.
And they didn't need to introduce Kang this early. It wasn't necessary.
Right now the MCU is one big convoluted mess. It's like they only knew how move or think one way, and now that the variables have changed, they don't know what to do. You pay all that money to buy fox and you're not dropping an X-Men movie until 10 years later?
They would've been better off creating a whole new Universe. Now they're talking about a soft reboot
This is getting depressing. I'm going to see the Marvels, but the fact that they shoe horned 2 other characters, then change the title of the movie, it's just
Nobody cares about Armor wars. Most of the movies and shows they've dropped, people have completely forgotten about them.
Marvel is just doing too much. They've by creating all of these connected stories and plots with no resolution, it's impossible for people to try and stay up on it. And content that people want to see again, they don't know if its going to come out again within the next 5 years.
Basically, Marvel isn't focusing developing characters because they're too many. So why even up them in the spotlight to begin with?
There needs to be a split. Have characters spread out over different universes. So they won't have to worry about dropping too much content because half of it won't connect to the other half.
There won't be any live action X-Men or Fantastic 4 until 2025. They are waiting until the Fox contracts run out.Ok. i've had enough. Marvel is looking like DC right now.
After End Game, they should've taken a hiatus. But if they had to keep going...
Spider-Man.. fukk it drop it
Black Widow.. so be it
After those movies, they should've gone directly to introducing Mutants. They could've used the snap to activate the x-gene or something else. Either way, they should've introduced them.
As far as movies, Fantastic 4 should've been a priority.
Any movie that never got a sequel should've been a priority.
And they didn't need to introduce Kang this early. It wasn't necessary.
Right now the MCU is one big convoluted mess. It's like they only knew how move or think one way, and now that the variables have changed, they don't know what to do. You pay all that money to buy fox and you're not dropping an X-Men movie until 10 years later?
They would've been better off creating a whole new Universe. Now they're talking about a soft reboot
This is getting depressing. I'm going to see the Marvels, but the fact that they shoe horned 2 other characters, then change the title of the movie, it's just
Nobody cares about Armor wars. Most of the movies and shows they've dropped, people have completely forgotten about them.
Marvel is just doing too much. They've by creating all of these connected stories and plots with no resolution, it's impossible for people to try and stay up on it. And content that people want to see again, they don't know if its going to come out again within the next 5 years.
Basically, Marvel isn't focusing developing characters because they're too many. So why even up them in the spotlight to begin with?
There needs to be a split. Have characters spread out over different universes. So they won't have to worry about dropping too much content because half of it won't connect to the other half.
You're singing to the preacher. I was saying that last year. I've been defending the MCU throughout all of Phase 4. One of the few people that actually liked The Eternals. And yes it was a money grab. It was also a waste of money with bloated budgets.
You just said they should have done the X-Men earlier. They didn't want to double dip salary wise with the Fix actors. That's a business decision not a creative one.
Only problem with that notion is that they hedged their bet to a service that was always going to be difficult to get their ROI based on the cost to produce content. For that reason, it never made financial sense to crank out as many Marvel shows for the streaming service that they did.
So Marvel MAX/Knights
