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A GOLDEN reason why I can’t stand cringey ass Marvel slop dialogue

I always get confused when people put Endgame on a pedestal because it simply was so much more flawed than Infinity War

i like this

this is actually the best and most coherent marvel criticism i've seen

Im juat sick and tired of disney hiring pom actors for lead roles as an American and they terrible American accents and im not even American

Captain Mar-Vell 1 Villain: Yon-Rogg Captain-Mar-Vell 2 Villain: The Brood Captain Mar-Vell 3 Villain: Nitro What a trilogy it could have been

This is a prime example of why not everyone is a critic.

You forgot that Mj and Ned already knew Andrew’s real identity so ofc he’s gonna take his mask off

I think casual audiences like myself just liked Ragnarok because we enjoyed it for what it was, blissfully unaware of what it could have been. I think that's okay, as long as audiences like those remain open-minded to the source material, and understand the perspectives of long-time audiences. I liked many films on first watch, but knowing what I do now, I can feel a good deal of disappointment that more wasn't done.

May i just say i think fred tatasciore is the difinty voice for hulk and he nails his voice well

55:10 it is a stupid thing, but Karl Urban was in the Doom movie with the Rock so I guess it was a reference to that

I stopped taking Mauler and his type of content creator seriously after learning about this stuff. It made me feel like their 3 hour videos weren't about getting you to think critically, but more so just about being right. Made the whole thing come across as a farce to me.

I would have been fine if iron mongur was the only big gray blob in the mcu

Dude can drop an almost 2 hour video about just one thing that's a major issue of the MCU and the fans will still be like "yah but the MCU is peak cinema"

Honestly, i believe that in the original miles story(the Ultimate universe) and the ps5 games, his adition is really weird and don't work, but in the movie, i believe that feeling is the whole point of the movie, as in the end of the movie, we see how miguel was right, he shouldn't be spiderman,he is an anomaly, that's why the spiderman in his universe died, cause theres just one, thats why the other universe was all fucked up, because the spider wasnt for him, but we see this from the angle of miles, who is just a teenager that didnt mean to harm anyone, but his existence does, and thats why i find that iteration of the character so compelling

I mean in spider man ps 4 1 he is very capable and he those all by himself he is the only thing kepping that city together and he does make mistakes altrough MJ is awful character ever she is just so toxic delusional and stupid she is the worst part of a gsme snd they said lets make more of that she s like peter your holding me down im just as good as you if not better but i dont have skills inteligence experirnce or any powers but yeah sure

Agree with some of it don’t agree with others. I just don’t get how Miles can also have the great responsibility.

The true definition of “look how they massacred my boy”😔

Im glad you mentioned how pathetic the Hulk and Thanos fight was- it really made no sense especially afterwards when he couldn't change at all for the longest time which of course takes place off screen and during the convenience of "five years later" lol 😂

Yeah, I agree, more color for the villians. I mean when a terrorist strikes or a cat burglar breaks into your house, nothing says villainy (or rave) like a suit full of neon reflectors and or blinking Christmas lights! Good thing Voldemort has green magic coming out his dark, mahogany wand (whew!)

Taika is a Jew. Of course he's humiliating a Norse God.

13:30 Tbh, all those ppl are the ppl Peter asked to be excluded from the spell. His aunt, best friend and his girlfriend, that's why they dont show up

I am actually fine with fat thor because it makes sense that he would be devastated by all the losses he faced and his own failure of not being able to avenge those losses because he didn't go for the head the first time. It makes him seem a bit more human and the part with his mom was nice. Fat thor is a very visual representation of his grief and his inability to properly process those emotions because he's lived for so long but then suffered huge losses in basically the blink of an eye for a practically immortal god. But to go from that to love and thunder where he seems to have easily gotten rid of that grief because we spend no time actually developing him further is just awful. That movie also undermines the Avengers in a way because they were meant to be a team and also should've had more team interaction moments outside of just fighting but instead he just randomly gets placed with the guardians of the galaxy because that's a "better fit" when he spent so many movies saying that he was Earth's hero and that Earth was like home to him too. With Cap and Ironman gone, why would he leave???

Your conclusion is perfect. What was done with the MCU was amazing and unheard of. There was a few issues and mistakes which were originally unavoidable. However, they should have mastered the formula over time, instead of degrading it. I still can't wrap my head around how cheap the writing can get for 200M$ blockbusters.

Age of Ultron is the first Marvel movie that bored me. There is so much going, so many characters, so little development or distinctive traits for each of these characters. The big battle at the end goes on and on... Ultron was forgettable, Vision was forgettable despite sticking around for several movies - I couldn't even tell what made him special when he died in Infinity Wars. The Nazi guy was so forgettable I didn't even know he was in it. The Maximov twins... meh. I know they were there because I knew them from the comics and cartoons. They had no personnality outside of "we have powers and we hate Stark".

This video funny u just destroyed them 😂😅😂😅😂😅😂😅

The commentary on Ultron made me realize how much he reminds me of Ratchet from Robots.

4:34 a man of culture, you are.

Agree with most, but your opinion of Baron Zemo is fucked. I really wanted to like this video. But...dang it. Your allegiance to the source material made you too unlikeable.

The MCU's biggest villain problem is that they fundamentally don't understand the role of the villain in a story. Villains are supposed to be threatening as well as being the motivation for the hero to go on his hero's journey and eventually overcome them(or not if you wish to make a darker story). In the MCU the villains are used merely as name recognition to put butts into seats so to speak and than to add insult to injury give them redemption arcs. Don't get me wrong, some villains can absolutely be redeemed, however they must not have done utterly atrocious things and also the redemption needs to serve a purpose, like turning them into heroes. Redemption arcs for redemption arc's sake, or merely to garner sympathy from the audience, simply destroys that specific villain and cheapens the universe as a whole. Also, am I the only one who thought that in Black Panther the real villain was actually white America rather than Killmonger? I mean after all the movie ended that cringe scene from a black ghetto neighborhood and the whole Killmonger was right, black people should unite. That whole ending utterly destroyed Killmonger as a villain and if anything turned Black Panther into the villain for continuing to keep Wakanda isolated and with it denying black people's ability to rise up or whatever the writers actually intended that ending to be. As for Captain Marvel, the real villain was the Patriarchy, which was also the villain for basically all of phase 4.

thanks for pointing all this garbage out ,well done, totally agree. subscribed.

32:10 Ik this has nothing to do with the video but what is this anime ass scene lmao

This has been my biggest gripe. I'd say for maybe 3 or 4 movies he acted more or less like Thor from the comics especially in the first part of the first Avengers movie and the 1st and 2nd Thor movies, BUT making a character who's more serious than Batman on a bad day and that's just Thor's baseline into the comic relief sucked so much. Thor is a top 5 all time favorite comic book character of mine. Up there with Thanos, Lucifer Morningstar, Batman, and The Living Tribunal but yeah Disney and Marvel let's just nuetor one of the best comic book characters ever. Cool I f#cking guess. Deadpool is 6th

the only thing i disagree with is that namor was a good character. I rooted for him against wakanda

Baron Zemo could have been a great villain if he used his traditional weapon. In a world of guns and lasers, you fear the man who confidently walks into battle with a sword.

they could have used the mandarin well in shang chi as a darker and much more powerfull version of the character trevor played but instead hes just a really stupid and inconsistent moron who just kills himself instead of fixing his mistakes

I think The Enchantress has actually already been adapted to live action. She was a villain of the week in Agents of Shield.

It would have been interesting for Ultron to have been created by Tony as a defense in the case he was killed. Only to be unleashed after endgame and for Kang to be the one so stop him, pretending to be a hero and then “going back to his time” only to stay in the shadows and start building his empire.

The Chitauri would have worked better as a “kill-switch” villain if they leaned more into a cybernetic enhanced design. Like, instead of the arm falling out of the gun after Cap slices the arm off, have a few sparks barely noticeable on the stump. Just have them be a people who were made into killing machines that they didn’t want rebelling so they just die if they destroy their controller, which the Avengers accidentally accomplished.

These brothers are such an @$$ holes they just destroyed The Hulk.

I like to think the leader just chose not to participate in anything knowing the mcu would portray him poorly

sorry but movies of andrew are great, the scene with the introduction of garfield was savage, the people make insabne with that scene!!

Captain marvel being in the thumbnail, nice.

I am pretty sure the actors in no way home did return they were just CGIed because the original actors were too aged to work for the plot Like thats clearly their voices i am pretty sure sandmans actor returned at least

Imagine if we got a live action version of this instead of Endgame. Dr Doom leading an army of supervillains instead of Thanos leading an army would have been amazing.

Modok and AIM being hinted as villains for Iron Man 3 only to be revealed that the Mandarin is the true villain 30 minutes in would of been way better than what we got!

I think that Spider-Man fans just can’t move on. Y’all don’t want to see Peter change, and y’all also don’t want to see him restart. Y’all want to continue to see him struggle which shows that y’all don’t care about the character at all. It’s probably why Marvel/Sony stopped listening to y’all. It’s confusing. Let the character grow, then allow him to stay that way. Y’all are the “algorithm” the spider verse movie was talking about.

Most of the villains that got fumbled throughout the MCU I don’t see as a MASSIVE loss. It’s a shame that so many of these guys had such cool designs and personalities that got totally junked for the sake of another big grey punching bag, but it’s almost necessary to a certain degree. Through being one huge interconnected world, every MCU movie has A LOT to do with it’s runtime and there’s not always room for a big bad guy in there. In order to make Thanos as stand-out as he was, he had to be set up and teased in a dozen films, along with Infinity War and Endgame being longer than Ulysses. If every major Marvel Gillian got the development and screen time they deserved, nearly every MCU film would have to be 3 god forsaken hours to accommodate them. I will say, however, that after learning how fucking cool Zeemo sounds in the comics and cartoons, I’m kinda mad that he wasn’t given that accommodation.

When people say that DC has better villains, they aren't exaggerating.

I don't know, I think the brutality of the Hulk/Abomination fight honestly works in it's favor, since that was by far the grittiest MCU film in the series, so it made since for it to just be an all-out violent brawl.