Is Avengers: Doomsday might be a bait and switch film to get anyone to come see the movie next year?
To this, I say... **I don't know.** The Netflix series, "Masters of the Universe: Revelations." **THAT** is a bait and switch. Scott Pilgrim Takes Off was kind of a bait and switch, but I think everyone else had the wrong idea about the show wanting to be like a direct adaptation of the comics. But, it was more of a meta-commentary on the mistakes made in the 2010 movie adaptation.
Now, I am probably among the minority of people who have no interest in seeing this movie on the big screen because I don't think the teaser trailers and the casting announcement has given me anything that makes me want to feel so hype to see this movie and I know that the returning actors from the 20th Century Fox X-Men movies are going to be given very limited screen time based on how the movie is being edited and paced for the run-time. But, I am not gonna be shouting out the top of my lungs saying **YAY, THE MCU HAS GOT ITS GROOVE BACK, BABY!!** **ALRIGHT, THE X-MEN ARE COOL ON THE BIG-SCREEN AGAIN.** Or whatever.
I knew for a fact that Marvel Studios hit its peak with the Infinity Saga and that the Multiverse Saga has now taken a huge nosedive this year and with the Marvels. Deadpool and Wolverine was only exceptional because it was a success for the 20th Century Fox Marvel universe. Not for the main 616 Marvel Cinematic Universe. The Thunderbolts is still gaining an audience, but, I am not sure if it's gaining more numbers in streaming or if there are more people buying the physical media copies. Fantastic Four: First Steps... yeah, it's still suffering from the same Cinematic curse as the previous Fantastic Four movies from 1994-2015 in which the brand name hasn't been a commercial success in theaters. Its main success was in the cartoons and the comics. And now, it's obvious that nobody is talking about Captain America: Brave New World, anymore. But the remaining MCU shows on Disney+ from 2023 to now. I will let you guys decide on them. Yet hardly anyone else has ever talked about them. So, I don't know if the characters from those shows will make an appearance in Avengers: Secret Wars. As for the build up for Doomsday, yeah. Aside from the post-credit scene in the Thunderbolts and the mid-credit scene of Fantastic Four: First Steps, there hasn't been that much of a build up for Victor Von Doom. Oh well...
So, for anyone else who is willing to give Avengers: Doomsday and chance, all I can say is... **have fun.**
Now, I am probably among the minority of people who have no interest in seeing this movie on the big screen because I don't think the teaser trailers and the casting announcement has given me anything that makes me want to feel so hype to see this movie and I know that the returning actors from the 20th Century Fox X-Men movies are going to be given very limited screen time based on how the movie is being edited and paced for the run-time. But, I am not gonna be shouting out the top of my lungs saying **YAY, THE MCU HAS GOT ITS GROOVE BACK, BABY!!** **ALRIGHT, THE X-MEN ARE COOL ON THE BIG-SCREEN AGAIN.** Or whatever.
I knew for a fact that Marvel Studios hit its peak with the Infinity Saga and that the Multiverse Saga has now taken a huge nosedive this year and with the Marvels. Deadpool and Wolverine was only exceptional because it was a success for the 20th Century Fox Marvel universe. Not for the main 616 Marvel Cinematic Universe. The Thunderbolts is still gaining an audience, but, I am not sure if it's gaining more numbers in streaming or if there are more people buying the physical media copies. Fantastic Four: First Steps... yeah, it's still suffering from the same Cinematic curse as the previous Fantastic Four movies from 1994-2015 in which the brand name hasn't been a commercial success in theaters. Its main success was in the cartoons and the comics. And now, it's obvious that nobody is talking about Captain America: Brave New World, anymore. But the remaining MCU shows on Disney+ from 2023 to now. I will let you guys decide on them. Yet hardly anyone else has ever talked about them. So, I don't know if the characters from those shows will make an appearance in Avengers: Secret Wars. As for the build up for Doomsday, yeah. Aside from the post-credit scene in the Thunderbolts and the mid-credit scene of Fantastic Four: First Steps, there hasn't been that much of a build up for Victor Von Doom. Oh well...
So, for anyone else who is willing to give Avengers: Doomsday and chance, all I can say is... **have fun.**
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