Do people even like the MCU movies anymore?

I see lodes of people talking about how bad the movies are: the scripts and the acting and the CGI

me personally I like all the movies and don’t dis any of them. (I have only watched up to The Eternals, I know I’m not up to date!)

I just feel that there is rarely any positivity.

I don’t mind being proven wrong

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Hi_Im_Dadbot2025-10-09 00:01

Ya, they’re all pretty good.

urgasmic2025-10-09 00:01

weird i feel like we're in an era of prosperity right now. you should catch up.

The_River_Is_Still2025-10-09 00:03

I can't speak for all nerds - But for me, there's just so much flying out from all directions and all the HYPE HYPE HYPE has actually had a reverse effect on me. I just pick and choose. I don't see everything, not even close. Deadpool was awesome and I loved Thunderbolts.

Caciulacdlac2025-10-09 00:03

The last two movies are among the best they ever made

Immediate_Channel3932025-10-09 00:03

I love the MCU. Always have, always will. I didn't watch any DC movies for the longest time until Nolan's Batman trilogy and 2025's Superman. I wish I was a fan during the Golden Age and wish I got to see some of them in theaters. But the MCU's not over and they're still pumping out *fantastic* films and shows!

RubiconPizzaDelivery2025-10-09 00:04

I like it, I'm excited for Young Avengers/Champions, but it's also the only thing keeping me in the MCU.

Single-Pianist-22112025-10-09 00:04

In my opinion they’ve been across-the-board awful since the end of the infinity saga, but I still love the characters and care about what happens to them

I’m cautiously optimistic about Doomsday because Marvel Studios seems to have gotten the message about how bad they screwed up these past few years

Live_Answer_38752025-10-09 00:11

You have a bad opinion then. There’s been some real gems like Shang chi, no way home, guardians 3, thunderbolts

dablu_jay2025-10-09 00:07

I may not like every movie that’s come out in the past couple years. I may not be caught up on every show. But I still love the MCU. I grew up with it, it’s given me some of the most amazing cinematic experiences and Im not just gonna forget all that and act like all of the sudden they’re not worth my time and it’s all trash. I love the the marvel characters from the comics and atleast go in to each project with a positive outlook because I want to see a good story, good character writing, etc.

Sure it isn’t 100% and recently they haven’t been doing so hot but hey…I’m still in it for the love of the game

mike_at_NBK2025-10-09 00:08

Ya I feel you. I love all marvel stuff. Been into superheroes since 1995

Peer into the studies of the blue dot effect.

Things can be the best they’ve ever been, but we will still look for the negative instead. It’s a damn shame.

Here’s a link https://clippingchains.com/2023/05/08/blue-dot-effect/

Ok-disaster20222025-10-09 00:09

I think the MCU was instrumental to bringing a higher standard to Hollywood movies. Movies made to day in general are emu h better, despite the audience turn off at the box office. Turns out an economic slump hidden by an AI fueld economic bubble still appears at the box office.

That said MCU feels more like a genre u to itself at this point and while I like say action adventure or comedy, I don't feel compelled to watch every movie of that genre and that's how I approach the MCU. Ill catch them when I catch them, and for the last several years I had Disney Plus. Since I cancelled my D+ account I may end up going to the theaters more to stay ahead of the memes.

chickenintendo2025-10-09 00:11

The general audience? No, they’re gone.

machinegunsheep2025-10-09 00:13

Ever since they started spamming this variant and multiverse slop, it’s gone downhill….general audience haven’t taken to it well.

kakahuhu2025-10-09 00:13

I don't think of myself as a big fan, but it's surprising how many I've seen. I'd say the era when every MCU movie was a blockbuster hit was when they were all solid B's.

I liked thunderbolts and fantastic four was ok but kind of fell back into the standard format of the superhero movies. Didn't see the latest captain america. Saw Deadpool and wolverine, it is what it is.

Uncanny_Doom2025-10-09 00:13

Yeah, they're fun to follow and mostly good with some great stuff every now and then. There's stuff I don't like but I don't spend all my time online complaining about it like most negative internet users like to do.

Harbinger3112025-10-09 00:14

In general, I think the appetite for superhero films in general is just gone now. Oversaturation, and the superhero phase is going the way of Westerns/Conspiracy Thrillers/Buddy Cop Action/etc

justduett2025-10-09 00:14

Nope, no one likes them at all. Not a single human on the planet. We all got together and decided not to like them.

Useless_Donuts2025-10-09 00:15

Love and thunder was an insult to the actors in it, the audience, and the comic characters. Guardians 3 was great. The rest was average for me.

10BAW2025-10-09 00:17

Feels like homework keeping up with them now.

ThisAbbreviations4762025-10-09 00:20

i agree that it feels that way now. i think that, for a while, Marvel was the underdog, which naturally makes people wanna root for them more and be more charitable. but with Endgame being the biggest movie in the world, Marvel reached peak popularity. and when something is so popular, the culture turns around to thinking that it’s cool to not like it anymore and want to tear it down. if you watch a lot of movies from phases 1-3, you’ll notice that there are a lot of things in them that people criticize post-Endgame projects for.

i would also attribute some of this to the anti-woke movement turning a lot of the original fanbase (white men) against these movies. while they might be a vocal minority, they are VERY loud. and when something is liked by men, it’s seen as “cooler” in society. i would point to how opinions have changed about Timothee Chalamet since his persona leaned more towards male appeal. the inverse has happened for Marvel somewhat.

everlastingwaffles2025-10-09 00:29

They aren’t going to have the same guaranteed hype, but they’re a reliable source of action comedy spectacle for all ages. Their brand is cemented, and they’ll still have big hits with less effort than other studios. They’ll need to trim their budgets for non-event films and make their event films special with something other than big battles and cameos to keep a wider audience talking about them.

leoleo6782025-10-09 00:46

The movies haven’t appealed to mass audiences in a long time like they use to and the quality never matches the hype. Thunderbolts to CBM fans was excellent, but to the average it was mid, forgettable. Until they find a way to make something enjoyable for mass audiences again, the MCU is going to be stagnant.