Its not fatigue. Its bad writing/boring characters.

"Thor the Dark World" was a weak film, but it didn't provoke the anger that "Thor Love and Thunder" did because "Thor the Dark World" still respected the characters and didn't include a snarky sequence that poked fun of the idea of Thor movies.

I think the problem is less fatigue of superheroes in general, and more people starting to get fed up with mediocre and bad products. Like comics have been around telling superhero stories for decades, but many people are still invested in those characters and stories to this day, even after sometimes having been reading these stories for decades.

Superhero movies used to be an experience. Something you HAD to be there to witness. Now it feels like everyone hops on the train, just cause for money

I completely agree with what you said about Disney+. It is absolutely the WORST thing to have happened to the MCU. Getting shitty shows pushed down your throat every 2 weeks really contributed to that oversaturation and fatigue

I think that GOOD superhero movies do still have a market, but the days where you could put anything with superheroes in cinemas and make a shot ton of money are over.

One huge problem they have also is that they believe using "multiverse" will somehow raise the stakes but it does the exact opposite because of they are multiple universes where you can bring back any dead character say any time then why should I care really

Audiences are not tired of superhero movies. They're tired of BAD superhero movies.

Thor Love and Thunder irritated me mainly due to the fact that Gor felt like the logical next step for a villain after Thanos. You had a godlike being who wiped out half the universe. Yes, it was undone but by the avengers not the gods (aside from Thor) which he could use as a rallying cry to recruit followers to his cause that "All gods are evil and must be destroyed" and you can add in that tragic part of him losing his wife and daughter and showing how he genuinely believes what he is doing is right and thinks the way so many gods treat the lives of mortals as disposable as being what is truly evil. After all, what gives these beings the right to play with our lives and what makes them think they are entitled to our worship and praise when they turn their back on their own people? And Thor would obviously represent the opposite of this belief because he is a God but one who was humbled by humanity and become a better person for it. He views Earth as his new home now and the people who inhabit it as things he must protect. Not only that, I could see Thor getting into ideological clashes with other members of the avengers who would understand Gor's point of view. Because of the multiple times godlike beings have attempted to commit mass genocide in recent years such as Ego, Arishem, Loki to an extent, Thanos, Dormammu, etc. So what right would Thor have to call Gor evil when he only target's gods? Sure there are good gods, but how long til the good ones like Thor become just as uncaring and capricious and decide that humanity isn't worth saving? After all, They are immortal beings so they rarely ever have to grasp with their own supposed mortality unlike mortal races and are arrogant to a fault because of it.

Honestly I think the biggest problem with a lot of movies nowadays is that they make a trailer first and a story second.

In 2018, I would declare "Anything with Marvel's name on it is gold, and a must-see." After Endgame, I was satisfied and needed nothing further. After no Way Home, I felt complete, in a way I hadn't previously identified. after Shang Chi, I rejoiced at the marriage of superheroes and Kung Fu. Those were the standouts of phase 4 for me, honourable mention to Wakanda Forever for delivering well on an impossible brief, flaws and all. The latter MCU projects, including Dr Strange 2, Thor 4 and everything on Disney plus were either over-indulgent, a let down, or both. For a while now, the MCU has felt milked to excess; the films undercooked and/or unnecessary, and lacking creative exploration or collective direction. I used to escape heavily into these films, now I hope to be able to follow a cohesive story. I no longer rush, or even go out of my way to see superhero films, DC included; I'm tired of wasting money on duds, so I'll see it when I see it. Sadly, that means when something epic comes along I likely won't see it at the cinema, which, in 2019, was my favourite place to be. How times have changed. Let's hope Disney doesn't ruin Deadpool 3.

I agree. I am tired of the superhero genre. Hollywood goes through phases where it hits upon a success and then milks it for all its worth. Churning out the same formulaic films in a cycle of wash, rinse and repeat. In the 60s we had Westerns, 70s cop dramas, 80s Sci-Fi and slasher flicks, 90s everything vampires, 00s zombies, and now superheros. Time to move onto to the next fad....

All I'm looking forward to is Spiderverse. Or really any Spiderman movies, since he is usually written well.

It's not necessarily the genre, it's just bad storytelling and laziness. These companies need to have directors and writers that have a decent track record. They thought, just because ppl liked a certain character(s) then it didn't matter who wrote the story or what they do, and that is the problem. After a certain point, ppl catch on to the lack of integrity, and start dropping off. It's not fatigue or anything like that, it's just no1 wants to watch some lame ish, especially when theater prices are so high as well

The problem is not politics, is writing

I view the fatigue as more of a symptom of the greater problem rather than the problem itself. Hypothetically speaking, if every single superhero film that came out in the last 15 years was a masterpiece, then I don't think people would be all that fatigued of it. If every film somehow managed to bring something fresh to the genre, then I think people would really eat it up. The issue, of course, is that it's impossible to pump out this many films of the same genre and not have a high level of repetitiveness. If you factor in the lower production times in conjunction with a lack of creativity and some agenda-based messaging, then you have a recipe for an apathetic audience. In the same way that Star Wars never died, I don't think the superhero genre will ever die either. It may decrease in popularity, and it might even vanish from the cinemas for a given period of time, but eventually, it will come back with fresh vigour.

Agreed. It's too much too fast. Quality will always be better than quantity. Less is more. Substance. Detail. Passion. Depth. These things matter. Movies like Everything Everywhere All At Once or Guillermo del Toro's Pinocchio are examples of how one good movie is better than 50 mediocre movies.

I love watching superhero movies the way I love watching every other type: they gotta be good It’s that simple. It’s not fatigue, oversaturation, or anything aside from a string of poor movies that have hurt the perception of the genre. If a movie gets good reviews, people will show up. Nowadays, we just wait for the reviews first, which only hurts box office because the reviews aren’t good. We still await release dates, but with heavy caution. The genre isn’t dead. You act like people don’t care anymore. People do care, so much so that we desperately want them to be good and are hurt when they aren’t. Then, we don’t watch them. The superhero genre is strong. It’s just weakened as the studios thought they could bank on the capes and stop telling the stories

I don’t think it’s just “superhero movies” and I don’t we are tired of them, I believe that it’s specificity in the mcu that has just gone bad. Dc looks like it’s going on an extremely good path and I truly believe the writing and stories are going to step up hugely

I hope James Gunn changes DC on making a good story and have different visions yet being consistent.

I’m glad I’m not the only one who realised that Disney plus ruined marvel stories. I’d also like to note, nice Disney bought them they’ve gotten more pg over the years where I character like black widow, an assassin, she used sticks on trying to stop Thanos when she had a gun

This is a natural thing which happened over and over again in the history of Hollywood. In the 1950s and early 1960s historical epics set in the Roman period were huge (remember The Robe, Ben-Hur, Spartacus, Cleopatra, The Greatest Story Ever Told), but as they were making dozens of them every year, the audience started to get bored of this theme and the filmmakers also got burned out. The same is happening now with the superhero trend.

I just feel like it's too many in too short time. Every month it just feels like there's another one regardless of whether it's Marvel or DC.

For me, I have a Marvel and DC Fatigue. I’ve been thinking this for a while but why can we get more adaptations of comics by Image or Dark Horse or go even further back reinvent of those characters from old pulp magazines like Doctor Death or The Shadow. I feel like Marvel and DC have overshadowed Comic book movies that not many people realize there’s more comic bands and properties outside of those two.

I think it's more writers fatigue than superhero fatigue. They all seem to mush together and feel samey

I think the only two superheroes that have managed to completely avoid the decline are Batman and spider man this can be attributed to the fact that they are good and been in the spotlight for decades now instead of just 5 years or so

RDJ's Tony Stark's demise signals MCU's falling and with it, the entire superhero genre. Maybe Gunn could pull off something with DCU and give us something fresh.

Another gem is Shang-Chi. It was a very enjoyable film and had some of the best action choreography sequences in the MCU.

It's not superhero fatigue. It's mediocrity fatigue. People have been claiming "superhero fatigue" for more than a decade. Most superhero movies from the 2000s were also mediocre.

"Joker" and "The Batman" were also standalone movies that you could enjoy without having watched all the other DC superhero movies.

I wouldn’t say fatigue. Ppl are tired of the over producing and lack of real character depth. Ppl wanna complain things being woke but that’s not the issue it’s that their overproducing and not doing the stories right.

I knew that superhero fatigue was eventually going to happen. Superhero movies are pretty much what westerns and musicals were back in the 50's and 60's. They were very popular in those days but they have pretty much died out.

3:12 I agree. Superhero movies are good when the director and writers are passionate about the characters. They care about these characters and have a story to tell. The best example I can think of is Guardian’s of the Galaxy. It is clear James Gunn is passionate about his character and cares about telling the story of these characters over making money. Looking at the GoG vol. 3 trailers, it is clear Gunn is passionate about these characters and wants to conclude their stories. I hope other directors take notes.

Your argument is kinda correct but I think you are missing on the aiming. It's not a matter of oversaturation, it's a matter of the product getting cheaper and more mediocre. This is my point of view tho, good video.

There are 5 issues for me. 1. Too many characters to follow. Iron Man, Dr Strange, Captain America. The movies used to focus on one character. Now there are 300 superheroes and you don't know who you're following anymore. Eternals. Marvels. Now Antman isn't Antman, its Antman, Mrs Antman, their kid, Grandpa Antman and Grandma Antman. And it's like they're all main characters. 2. Too many films to keep track of. The End Game films is 22 films released over 11 years, an average of 1 every 6 months. What it means is if you missed one, you had plenty of opportunity to catch up, watching clips on KZfaq or catching the film on streaming before the next one. Now it's homework. I watched Dr Strange 2 but hadn't seen Wanda TV. When they revealed Wanda, I felt like I needed to walk out of the cinema, watch a TV show for homework, then come back and continue the film. 3. Nobody cares about the multi-world. The Avengers defend Earth. Antman defending the quantum space I don't understand, didn't make sense, and I'm not interested in. Guardians is good but they're still defending something I understand. They're not opening up portals to planet who cares. 4. Bad writing. Honestly, good writing would save a lot of their problems. It is possible to follow multiple characters (see Suicide Squad 2, Guardians, Avengers) but it's gotta be done well. Coupled with this, the Avengers broke the multiverse by time travelling and stealing the stones, but then Dr Strange did it again in Spiderman because he became stupid and did a dumb spell. Then Dr Strange opens it again after Wanda did it, with the Latino Lesbian Wondergirl. Is the multiverse broken, is it not? It's like they had multiple ideas for opening the portal and they did all of them. Now everyone can multispace. 5. Wokeism.

I think superhero films as we've been defining them for the past fifteen years or so are indeed dying out, but that doesn't mean the genre itself is. Film genres don't really die; they just go into hibernation for a while until they're resurrected. It happened with the Western, which everyone was saying was dead for a good long while; now we get new Westerns all the time. It happened with animated films, which, people tend to forget these days, audiences were mostly pretty lukewarm about back in the '80's, up until films like 'Who Framed Roger Rabbit' and 'The Little Mermaid' got everyone fired up about them again. It'll happen to superhero films, too - but THIS model of them is most likely never going to fly again, or, at least, to nowhere near the heights it once did. Audiences have been burned one too many times.

The first 3 phases of the MCU raised the bar for superhero movies. They then proceeded to start playing limbo with said bar. Pushing themselves down by shoving unwanted politics down our throats. I'm cautiously optimistic that DC is about to pull their heads out of their ass and start making consistently good movies.

A lot of it is the cinematic universe stuff. After a while, people just get tired of having to play catch-up. I think this is where the fatigue is coming from. It's why Joker and The Batman have succeeded. They're totally free from that stuff, as of now.

One can only hope. To me, the day superhero movies are done will be a great day

Seeing as how successful Super Mario Bros. is doing financially, we may be seeing a transition for our modern entertainment, especially with rumors of a Nintendo Cinematic Universe.

You know what really saddens me?! Is that the answer to that question “what could possibly top avengers endgame?” would’ve been the F4 and the X-men had Feige and Marvel played their cards right. That was the perfect moment to bring them in…. but now, after so much sh#% that came out and making Reed Richards look stupid in Multiverse of Madness (not to mention turning him into spaghetti)… by the time we get the F4 and the X-men it will probably be too late 😞

I’ll be honest. I liked the chaos of Wanda in Multiverse of Madness. She seemed to show genuine emotional pain, something devoid from the cookie-cutter kickass girlboss character.

I'm fatigued with the word "fatigue". The only problem with Superhero movies is that the recent ones havent been as good. Thats the only issue here, its not rocket science.

the thing i hate about movies today is when they bring real life problems into them so annoying

To me, a political perspective is inherent to an overwhelming majority of the greatest superhero stories. The Boys, which I agree is among the best superhero content right now, engages with a wide variety of political issues, but it does so through an incredibly articulate and thorough leftist lens. Its commentary is nuanced. The problem with the way the MCU engages in political issues, to me, is that they do it in such a lukewarm and performative way that they lose everybody. Conservatives hate it because they feel personally attacked, as if these movies are pushing some "woke agenda," when in reality, the studio's only agenda is making money. Leftists (like me) hate it because it's surface-level pandering nonsense trying to appeal to viewers like me and failing miserably because, again, it's obvious that the only reason it's there is to capitalize off of my generation's trend towards the left. You can't be interesting or effective in a conversation if you don't actually have a goddamn thing to say.

I like how your channel name explains the reason in itself

I recall RDJ himself once said that superhero movies will decline in popularity and it shows.

Thank you so much for this, Hollywood needs to watch this video because it is a godsend. Both Marvel and DC have created wonderful, whimsical, and overall great and lovable characters and concepts that these studios just abuse, mock, water down, and just waste all for the sake of their own ego or wherever the fuck they sit on the political spectrum. IT’s ALL SO DAMN TIRING, I want to feel these comic book characters come to life on the big screen and show the world what they were missing out on from the books and unless these companies get there shit together than the MCU’s Infinity Saga will be the last bastion for the Superhero genre.

For me it was over after no way home. All the films since have been so average. The issue now with marvel is all the Disney+ shows it seems a chore to watch them all and now they are linking into the films it’s no longer enjoyable to watch.

Why does it always have to be the entire universe that's at stake?? How many have these marvel heroes have we seen making a difference in their hometown before going off to save the world...

It's not about politics in films, it's bad writing. Also: including more women in the films should not be "politics" 😅 The core Avangers had just black widow and then Scarlet witch and both were basically side characters for a long time. The mcu had a problem with too littel women in their films, not with too many. The ones we do get now are often poorly written though 😔 I agree to that.

I hate saying it, but I definitely have superhero movie fatigue. This is why I'm not excited about the upcoming Flash movie even though a part of me wants to be.

Exploring political issues in film can be done masterfully and in a way that furthers the debate. This recent slate of writers, however, seem to have forgotten the existence of subtext and the fact that a well-delivered message enhances the story rather than coming at the direct expense of it. I'm way on the left and have absolutely zero time for Nerdrotica-type commentators, yet even I find myself going 'jeezus, ok, pale man bad, we get it' in almost every recent superhero film. I'd have nothing wrong with that if the message wasn't delivered with all the subtlety of a preteen science genius' petulant quip.

All the more reason to love and admire Unbreakable for what it accomplished all the way back in 2000.

Could Superman Legacy be a diamond in the rough

Superheroe movies are dying because they're not superheroe movies; they're just comedy films with a huge budget!

I believe that the ease of creating totally unreal special effects is a big factor in this trend. Why create a good script when creating more absurd scenarios is just a matter of adding more rendering.

I like how you make every point with your words alone, you don't need a ton of meems or sound clips to get your point apart. You express yourself well, thanks for sharing!

Something about all the CGI and special effects starts to make it feel like nothing that happens in the story of any consequence. And now with the multiverse stuff it really feels like nothing matters. That said...they're definitely beautiful to look at. And super well done for what they are. But they are what they are. A formula. Oversaturation is a problem with any genre or premise.

Predictable storylines/ similar character arcs/ comic reliefs during action scenes have made it hard to appreciate post 2015 superhero movies.

I don’t have superhero fatigue, as I am looking forward to Guardians, Spider Verse, Flash, and The Batman Part II. I’ve even been happily consuming other superhero content outside of Marvel and DC like My Hero Academia, One Punch Man, Invincible, and The Boys, My Hero and One Punch specifically for years. The problem, or rather, MY problem, is the poor writing and mishandling of the films, universe, and character arcs. I feel a lack of cohesion in both universes. So much so I am burned out on the rest of the MCU and DCEU. It also started feeling like homework treading thru the new MCU stuff that I had no interest in really but HAD to watch to understand the next few projects. If there was something worthwhile I wouldn’t mind, but there wasn’t a single MCU show I genuinely liked except for maybe Hawkeye. Meanwhile, Peacemaker was great and I thoroughly enjoyed. All they need is something worthwhile 👍

There has to still be a lot of good stories to be written, because God knows we’ve had plenty enough bad ones written so far.

Like Syndrome said in the incredibles: "if everyone is special, noone is."

love this guy man keep up the vids!

There should only be a few studios producing Quality over Quantity. Currently we have no studios doing that. No more wokeness and identity politics please, Disney shot themselves and the entire Superhero genre in the foot, by doing that. But I will say one thing, THE BOYS is all we really got left.

Maybe because there are a lot of super hero films being released at the same time and most of them care more about quantity and fan service than create quality?

Great video! Subbed hoping to see you hit 1M followers in the near future.

The way that i haven't seen this channel before just blows me away, Am glad i subscribed...

Not only are super hero movies dying but we are seeing a resurgence in genres that have been near dormant for a while. First the Action star movie is making a comback. Top gun Maverick did well John Wick 4 did well and I have no doubt that mission impossible 7 will do well the other genre I have noticed make a pretty big comback is slasher horror. It started with the new Halloween films then we got a couple if new Scream movies and Now Evil Dead Rise all for the most part good movies for that genre and I think if you brought back Friday the 13th and Nightmare on Elm Street and the people making them had some real passion for them they would do well too. The reason those films did well and the reason The mario movie and Even Puss in boots did so well is people are wanting to go back to something that has been missing for a while we want our heroes and villians back. For a while now our heroes have all been deconstructed and our villains misunderstood. And I think most if us are tired of that.

People aren't sick of superhero films. They're sick of the superhero formula that Marvel insist on perpetuating.

Thank you for making this.

I agree a lot with what this guy is saying, but I also think that it's not fatigue it's just bad content, and we're all tired of it.

I think it's a shared universe thing that turns me away from the superhero genre. Every new movie that comes into the shared universe has to up the stakes, and when they do that, the hero of that movie has to be stronger than the hero before to meet the threat. That makes every new hero introduced into the shared universe make every other hero before them obsolete.

It’s not fatigue. People r just tired of identity politics. Cause let’s be real, don’t sit here and act like when a brand new Superman or Batman or x-men etc movie comes out that fans aren’t gonna be omega level excited to see it

I think Gunn is going to bring back storytelling with the DCU. Shows like BTAS, Batman Beyond, BaTB, and JL/JLU have good rewatchability because of their themes and the topics that are sprinkled in for mature audiences. The stories are woven in a way that parents can sit with their kids and enjoy it from a different perspective. The biggest mistake companies like Disney/Marvel are making is disrespecting their original fan base in lieu of appealing to an audience that barely existed when they started making movies

Love your videos man

It’s really not that people are tired of super hero movies, we are tired of bad movies. I get kinda annoyed when people think we got tired of super hero movies when there hasn’t even been a good super hero movie made in a long time. No Way Home is literally the only super hero movie I’ve enjoyed since the Infinity War/Endgame saga. The rest are trash and not entertaining.

The Batman 2 is the only superhero movie I'll watch. I just don't care. Yeah, Wolverine is going to be in Deadpool. Anyone think X23 and/or a female Deadpool won't show up and become the hero? It's going to be dogshit writing and God only knows what kind of director it will get.

Not sticking to the 616 storyline source material is why Marvel is dying. They’ve strayed too far from it.

Also a partial reason for its decline is a maturing audience. The initial audience for superhero movies are now 18+ and are now wanting more content aimed for adults. Disney keeps playing it safe and is not growing with its audience.

Great movie essay, but I think it’s incomplete without reference to Spider-man: NWH and the lessons of that movie - an addendum video on this would be very interesting

The Batman did NOT break the formula. It succeeded because it was well written. Thats all we want. A well written story. The Boys works because its well written. The Batman had all the ingredients. Introduce hero, introduce bad version of hero, throw in a lil romance, couple jokes, explosive finish, hero wins, post credit scene. It followed the formula to the letter but since it actually tells a good story, no one either noticed or cared. Im tired of people saying that theyre tired of the superhero genre or the "marvel" formula. Youre not. Youre just tired of shitty writing.

Someone else in the comics mentioned Matt Damon's explanation of how the death of DVD sales meant that, along with the constantly growing pressure to have the biggest opening weekend ever, movies have a small window of time in which to sell tickets/get eyes on them. That means the movies immediately have to be "shiny" enough to multiple demographics (kids, teens, young adults, parents, older fans) such that literally everyone goes to see the movie on release day. Every once in awhile you get a Dark Knight, a Reeves The Batman, a Black Panther, or Into the Spider-verse. But those tend to be special cases. Most of the time, the "satisfy everyone" products are either the by-the-numbers, formulaic stuff you mention in the video, or ultra-dark, serious takes. Unless you're making a Batman (or Joker) movie, that doesn't really work for Marvel outside of characters like The Punisher, Daredevil, or something like Logan. Disney is in no hurry to make movies true to those characters that would scare off the young kids or appear to support antiheroes (cough.. Book of Boba Fett... Cough!), so it seems like one way they can seem relevant to the adults is by playing up the politics of a property.

Here is the thing...the "Theme park ride" and "experience" form of cinema IS ABSOLUTELY valid and allowed to exist. Cinema can be driven by narrative, by complexity, by character and drama...but as an audio-visual art form...it can also be driven by imagery, sounds, music, and a visceral experience. Think about a portrait painting vs a photograph. One doesn't negate the other or make one obsolete. Photography didn't kill painting and doesn't require you to have a negative opinion of painting to appreciate photography. Likewise, photography doesn't need to be dismissed as an art form in order for you to appreciate the brushstrokes of a painting. They are both visual art, they just have different methods of achieving their final result. CINEMA should be just as varied and versatile as any visual art. BUT the thing is quality and stagnation. The superhero film genre is becoming stagnant and is declining in quality and is becoming over-saturated in terms of the stagnation and lack of quality. So the pulse of the audience is moving to other areas. Look at the biggest films of the last two years: Spider-Man: No Way Home...sure...one last hurrah for the superhero genre. But then...Top Gun: Maverick, Jurassic World Dominion, Avatar: The Way of Water, and now The Super Mario Bros movie. THESE are the biggest films of the last year. Regardless of quality of something like Dominion, that commanded a larger global audience than any Marvel film released in 2022. The world is moving on and the audiences are checking out of this superhero stuff. They are moving onto different things. If I had to peg the next genre that is going to take over that "Ultimate crowd-pleasing thrill ride experience"...then it seems quite clear that The Super Mario Bros movie has solidified the video game genre as the next chapter for audience domination that Hollywood is going to turn to.

With all the powers and concepts, I know superhero genres could be more, just look at Watchmen both Zack's and the 2019 tv series, I think it was well written

Great video and nice sarcastic dig at Morbius film 😉😉😉😉 It would have been a 10/10 if they added: IT'S MORBING TIME!!!! as the film's tagline 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Two decades of superhero movies/shows being released practically monthly has been ridiculous. Factor in that they keep them written for younger audiences when the majority of the fan base are middle aged men.

great video, hit the nail on the head

"Every single project has to be some sort of political statement " like iron man wasn't about war profiteering and captain America 2 wasn't about corrupt governments. These projects have always had political messages, and while they're less veiled than they used to be, don't pretend this is something new. They're just actually taking stances on issues more complicated than "war is bad" now

I knew it was over after Endgame. Literally walked out of the theatre, "it's over, whatever phase 4 holds will just be a bunch of shit not accepting the end" and so it was.

Companies are focusing on quantity more than quality and the stories are NOT making sense and they’re making the characters so difficult to understand these days.

It’s not fatigue … it’s not the quantity. It’s the quality. You make enough bad quality, people lower their expectations and don’t watch it. People will watch good super hero movies still. Joker, BAtman, Spider-Man the Multiverse. The focus on elevating women and pushing down men has been a huge factor. The boys is excellent

I’d rather sit down for the rest of my life and watch Thor the dark world than watch she hulk for a second

I agree with Scorsese and Quentin

Hi @Movie Overload what does you mean in minute 8:47? Does he mean like Dr Strange vs Strange Supreme

About 20 years ago , I was paying $8 to go to a movie and felt that most movies were worth about $0.73 or maybe $0.86 to have seen them. So I quit going.

You have the opportunity to tell amazing stories in an incredible universe and studios INSIST we need another avengers moment and another thanos. JUST WRITE GOOD STORIES

Bored of the cameo era already.. bring back solid storytelling..

“Escapism aspect gone”!!! This it all comes down to this. Our lives isn’t perfect, many of us live stressful lives. I used to go watch super hero movies because they are my escapism from reality. Now, going to any big budget movie is like going to a university class. There is rarely any super hero, big budget movie that doesn’t dedicate time to educating the audience about LGBTQ+ issues, wealth issues, racism issues, and you name it issues. We already know about these issues from social media / Cable news. Writes really don’t need to dedicate time to force these scenes into a movie of unrelated subject just to preach something.

I’d love to see a video of you going through the each of the earlier of marvel phases. Talking about what the did right and wrong. And how we can go back to this.