Is it just me or is MARVEL getting desperate with their viewers?
Recently all these teasers came out for Doomsday, and it constantly is from some of the OG players like Thor or Captain America, and honestly? For me it screams desperation.
''Come and see Doomsday! All of the heroes you loved back in Endgame are here, and they will be there again! What, you're not interested?? But... Thor is coming... as well as Captain America, no not Sam, but the OG Steve Rogers!''
Ever since Endgame, Marvel hasn't gotten as many views as it did before, and I think if Doomsday is probably Marvels last straw, hence the desperation in getting the viewers come see their films.
''Come and see Doomsday! All of the heroes you loved back in Endgame are here, and they will be there again! What, you're not interested?? But... Thor is coming... as well as Captain America, no not Sam, but the OG Steve Rogers!''
Ever since Endgame, Marvel hasn't gotten as many views as it did before, and I think if Doomsday is probably Marvels last straw, hence the desperation in getting the viewers come see their films.
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Yea. The 30 billion dollar film franchise is probably going to just end if internet nerds complain to much.
They need to course correct after secret wars. Fewer releases and stop giving every single character its own show just because a dozen people on this sub enjoy the content.
Thor makes complete sense tho. It’s still gunna have the Avengers team that still lived on. Hence title “Avengers: Doomsday”. Did you expect them to leave out the Avengers ? Also if you want to be technical Steve never really died, so if ppl expected this to not be an “Avengers” movie then I fear they’re in for a shocker.
This is their one big movie to convince people the next 5-10 years will be worth watching, so of course they are going to go with their classic characters everyone already loves who still has stories left to tell.
And therefore, Doomsday.
With a few being AI, and not even good AI.
>and it constantly is from some of the OG players like Thor or Captain America
You mean two of the most central figures in the universe? You don't say.
>Ever since Endgame, Marvel hasn't gotten as many views as it did before, and I think if Doomsday is probably Marvels last straw, hence the desperation in getting the viewers come see their films.
... lol.
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness made $955.8 million worldwide.
Far From Home grossed $1.133 billion worldwide, making it the first Spider-Man film to pass the billion-dollar mark, the fourth-highest-grossing film of 2019, and became Sony Pictures' highest-grossing film and the 24th-highest-grossing film of all time
Deadpool & Wolverine made $1.338 billion worldwide, and is the highest-grossing R-rated film ever. Ever.
Black Panther: Wakanda Forever, $859,208,836 worldwide - and is mostly considered to be a good and not great outing by marvel.
Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 also did $845.6 million worldwide.
If you haters are gonna make shit up, at least do it with facts. Sure, some movies under-performed (Thunderbolts\*) but were otherwise positively critiqued by the audience.
It's fine to have an opinion, and THINK that Marvel is desperately grasping for nostalgia and anything to raise their bottom line, but don't kid yourself in thinking they're manic and in need of a hit. Doomsday is including X-Men, Thor, And Captain America because believe it or not, people still want to see stories with those characters. And those universes post Doomsday are going to be consolidated into a new universe containing all of the above.
I look forward to seeing what they do.
If this movie fails, the general audience will literally stop giving a shit about this universe. It’s all just peak nostalgia peddling to make more money because they’ve been too lazy to continue building a coherent universe.
Bringing back Tony and Steve, along with every single popular legacy character, reeks of desperation irrespective of whether it’ll be good or not.
I’m looking forward to it, but let’s not pretend this franchise isn’t desperately in need of a big hit.
So you have no factual information to provide, just again more personal opinions and feelings that don't support your argument, which doesn't have a leg to stand on?
Cool beans, bro. Good debate.
I’m not the guy you replied to initially weirdo
Though I admit, I didn't check the name. Statement still stands, nothing factual but feelings coming from you and the OP.
5 out of the last 6 movies flopped or bombed.
The GotG 3 and DP&W both did well, so 4 out of 6, not 5. But beyond that 14 movies since the end of the Infinity saga, and 7 of them did were big hits. Come on now. They put out some flops no doubt, but its just denial to act like they haven't put out any big hits for the last half a decade
I didn't say half a decade. I said that 5 out of the last 6 flopped or bombed, which they did.
The last winner they had was Guardians 3, and since then it's been a terrible track record.
That doesn't make me a blind fanboy who can't call a spade a spade.
People are too stuck on nostalgia.
Money >> story
Everything was generic storytelling with main character always being 3rd lead
How long have the snobs been crying about marvel now? Shouldn't marvel have folded already?
They tried something, failed spectacularly with it and are now buying time until they can figure out a way why Iron Man worked and why absolutely no one gives a shit about G'iah or Monica or Sam or Torres or whatever.