Actually, I’d say the MCU is more like a comic book than a TV show. By design.

Also, you can generally see what happens in a movie.

They said pretty much the same thing about Jaws 40 years ago, but people are still pushing out eurotrash arthouse nonsense like Climax. I think “cinema” is going to be just fine.

DITTO.

I don’t imagine we’ll be seeing much of Hawkeye in the MCU going forward.

I watched it at night in a dark room and I still couldn’t see shit and I know it’s not my TV because I paid $900 for it in 2006.

It’s no way to land a husband, that’s for sure.

What a candy-ass.

Steve Rogers was never a feminist!

I’ve already seen it four times, and can’t wait to go again.

Cold War has the distinction of being the only film nominated in 2018 that I actively loathed. I was fine with Green Book and Bohemian Rhapsody winning all the awards, so long as Cold War went home empty handed.

And one of the Russos was the guy talking about his date.

As well as Rocket, who has been established as a Stark-level inventive genius in his own right.

As much as I didn’t really take to Lebowski Thor, Hemsworth does stellar work here.

Didn’t even occur to me until you said it, but yeah, it would have been nice to see The Other again.

Yeah, that was my issue as well. Carol’s response to, “You might need some help,” should have been a withering stare. But I like shit like the All-Girl Squad, even if it IS pure contrived fan service.

How was she unnecessary in her solo movie? Without her, the Kree get the tesseract, and wipe out the Skrulls.

I hate beards. That being said, I have one. All I can offer in defense of my hypocrisy is that I’m really, really, super lazy.

Not anymore!

The popular theory is that Ant-Man, utilizing the quantum realm, in conjunction with the Soul Gem, and under the supervision of the reverse vampires, is who will be used to restore the status quo.