I have to say, Endgame for me felt like the end of an era. obviously it was the end of their Phase 3 but also I felt sort of relieved, like okay - the characters we started with are essentially gone and I no longer care. It was freeing! I’ll be more selective in which ones I see in the future, rather than needing to watch them all, I think.Personally, kinda getting burned out on the whole Marvel and Star Wars thing. Used to be cool that there'd be a couple of movies a year from Marvel, and one every couple of years on Star Wars. Kept the novelty of them all. Now, it just feels like they've gone from milking the cow to beating the dead horse.
I have to say, Endgame for me felt like the end of an era. obviously it was the end of their Phase 3 but also I felt sort of relieved, like okay - the characters we started with are essentially gone and I no longer care. It was freeing! I’ll be more selective in which ones I see in the future, rather than needing to watch them all, I think.
Speaking of, I haaaaaate when they tied Agents of Shield into the movies. Way too much time investment for me to watch an entire season of a show to understand the movie I’m paying to watch. I like nods and acknowledgement that it’s the same universe, but I always feel blackmailed into watching when it’s too involved. The fact that half of Phase 4 is tv shows is super off-putting to me.
I have to say, Endgame for me felt like the end of an era. obviously it was the end of their Phase 3 but also I felt sort of relieved, like okay - the characters we started with are essentially gone and I no longer care. It was freeing! I’ll be more selective in which ones I see in the future, rather than needing to watch them all, I think.
Speaking of, I haaaaaate when they tied Agents of Shield into the movies. Way too much time investment for me to watch an entire season of a show to understand the movie I’m paying to watch. I like nods and acknowledgement that it’s the same universe, but I always feel blackmailed into watching when it’s too involved. The fact that half of Phase 4 is tv shows is super off-putting to me.
They seemed to be trying to paint it as a bigger crossover than it apparently was. It sounds like they’re planning to do more of that with the new shows. My point is I don’t like it so I’m less interested now that they seem to be going in that direction.I mean, Agents of Shield had pretty much no effect on the movies, and for the most part Marvel never seemed to care much about tying it in. The best we got was when lady Sif appeared on the show for 2 episodes.