It’ll get decent to good ratings but probably in the way that most modern marvel does. Sorta thin platitudes etc, y know?
gerzzy2025-12-06 13:37
I’m not getting my hopes up. I don’t think many people will. It’s getting put up on such a pedestal and will be expected to have the same emotional weight as Infinity War and Endgame and will fall short because it didn’t have a decade of character development ahead of it. It’ll get panned as a festival of cameos and easter eggs without much substance. Even if it’s objectively a fun/good movie, the rage bait wins.
Overall-Gaming782025-12-06 18:51
Fair enough. To me though, it shouldn't matter what the CRITICS think of it, but what YOU think of it.
relientkenny2025-12-06 13:39
i mean, i hope so. i’m still gonna be there opening night regardless of reviews good or bad to see for myself. but if it’s amazing, imma buy tickets for the saturday of opening weekend
neo60002025-12-06 13:40
Lol, funny cause I always go Saturday opening weekend for the MCU films haha
relientkenny2025-12-06 13:44
i go opening thursday because the internet will spoil the entire thing immediately and i don’t wanna have to stay off social media for a few days lol
Silvuh_Ad_90462025-12-06 13:42
If it’s good yes, if it’s not no, basically like any movie
BlargerJarger2025-12-06 13:42
Who cares? The only critics who matter buy their tickets.
Dempressed_Kimg2025-12-06 13:52
Honestly, no. It's basic common sense:
1. more story = more potential mistakes
2. more characters = more "insufficient exploration of character"
3. bigger scale fight scenes = more vfx errors + bad look.
Critics will have a field day with these issues. There will also be the grifters: anti-woke and ultra-woke. However audiences can enjoy the film regardless. If the movie is enjoyable, if it can come close (60-70%) to the level of Infinity War, then it will be a good movie. I am expecting at least a 10-20% gap in RT scores between the critics score and the audience score.
rrahlan1522025-12-06 13:57
idk how i'd feel looking at ironman as dr doom now :/ so just awaiting for the movie to come out and judge it then
9FingeredFrodo2025-12-06 13:59
Who cares?
Smooth-Mix-43572025-12-06 18:09
Until the movie comes out no one can tell
Overall-Gaming782025-12-06 18:50
I'm curious and excited to see it. Time will tell based on the reviews.
JazzmatazZ42025-12-06 19:19
How the Hell are we supposed to know? The movie is a year away.
SeekerVash2025-12-06 19:46
Define "Critics".
Endgam2025-12-07 00:10
I don't even know if **I** will like Doomsday yet. How am I supposed to figure out what someone else will think?
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1. more story = more potential mistakes
2. more characters = more "insufficient exploration of character"
3. bigger scale fight scenes = more vfx errors + bad look.
Critics will have a field day with these issues. There will also be the grifters: anti-woke and ultra-woke. However audiences can enjoy the film regardless. If the movie is enjoyable, if it can come close (60-70%) to the level of Infinity War, then it will be a good movie. I am expecting at least a 10-20% gap in RT scores between the critics score and the audience score.
If you're asking an open-ended question, try to add your own personal answer and the reasoning.