How do you have time for all of this, Dude?

That's an amazing point, I left after endgame and I haven’t looked back since. I hope to see your Justice League movie pitch soon.

I cant believe troboy is in one of your videos

@@christinaanderson6944 Surprise?

When are you making the how to make a good Justice league film

Honestly I think the first movie had better humor, it was smarter in my opinion and I know they couldn't go with the "fish out of water" jokes for more next movies but something similar at least

Thor in his first solo film and Avengers 1 will remain my favorite iteration of Thor. While I also like his portrayal in Infinity War, I didn't like how his character (and also Hulk and Loki) was portrayed in Thor Ragnarok. I felt that they made Thor too much of a joke at the expense of his character and all of the development he went through in the past MCU films. Honestly, current Thor is really disappointing. As it feels like they stripped away a lot of his emotional depths that made Thor feel genuinely heroic and complex to me.

@@amorra6024 I’ve honestly only recently started to enjoy Thor. I really liked him in ragnarok, infinity war and endgame because the humour doesn’t take away from the emotional moments and we see how he uses it as a crutch. But now it seems like they’re swinging too far in the comedic direction

@@amorra6024 Thor Ragnarok was a joke, the humor was bad, the VFX terrible, the acting very questionable at times, and the world they built just didn't help. Also, the way they portrayed Hulk or Thor himself is just made me lose all interest in the movie and now TL&T just definitely killed the character, giving him no depth or substance. He's just a joke, a bad one. Yes humor is very subjective but I don't want to pay to see super-zeros but superheros doing superhero-ey things with a hint of comedy, a lot of good VFX and a tone of intelligent writing that doesn't ignore the previous movies and create more plot holes. It's time to give Thor some purpose because he could be the leader of the MCU as Tony is gone, but just like Dr. Strange he has no identity, serves no purpose. He's just here to be here and crack jokes...while he's being relegated to supporting character. Marvel is killing its own characters. Literally. Just look at how they made the so-called God butcher uninteresting as he never butchers Gods, missed opportunities...or how they made Wanda dispose of the so-called most intelligent man on Earth, who is supposed to appear in future movies but I won't care about as I'll assume since his other version from another universe was so weak, he might be the same. Marvel dropped the ball with that new phase and don't get me started with the bad TV shows...

I think DCEU's failure at adopting a serious superhero universe scared them... despite the fact that MCU was already doing good creating a serious universe where humor was initially played as a coping mechanism to all the batshit stuff their heroes were undergoing. Seeing DCEU fail must have made them think that leaning on the one thing that set them apart - humor - was the way to go. Problem is in the earlier movies the humor often had a layer of intelligence underneath. Nowadays its like the actors are just lining up for their chance to get an average/good quip in.

They went “Ha ha this guy lost his family, his home and couldn’t save billions of lives and now he drinks, overeats and play video games to cope lol”

@@no.reply_ I didn't get "ha ha" for Avengers Endgame personally

@@Cartooncroc Loki should’ve stayed dead kek

Star wars hasn't been releasing as mutch as marvel though

@@thadmaster7 I know but most of the shows Star Wars has now are pretty mediocre. They feel very rushed and don’t have enough time to be amazing. It’s just wasted potential

also over reliant on fan service. Obi Wan had no reason to exist other than the fact that people have nostalgia for the prequels and it was a good excuse to get Ewan and Hayden back. Mandalorian Season 2 made the somewhat smaller scale story feel like a movie ad not in a total good way as it again, felt over reliant on fan service. Once you notice the pattern it stops becoming a "cool, they put them in!" thing.

I only watched the Mandalorian I wasn't interested in the other shows

@@cooldinom very true

Honestly as much I would want that explored as well no doubt there will be people who will be so annoyed and will get tired of the snap/the blip being mentioned or explored across these films and TV shows.

@@tylerrice4178 no there won't be if it's good

Didn't Wandavision,Eternals, Far From Home and Hawkeye already shows it? Even Falcon and Winter Soldier also shows the side effect of it Show more of it and people will start thinking MCU didn't have any more ideas than showing what they already knows and already pass

The Blip is something they know they eff'ed up on Falcon and the Winter Soldier. In fact a lot of the MCU seem devoid of the aftermath of shit happening. Basically the Eternals itself proved that like oh you was here during that whole thing with Loki, Ultron and Thanos... Y'all just having Sunday dinner like you can't just help? Or like with the Inhumans they were so cheap at that point they allowed Inhumans to die then "killed" them off in the comics.

random? or activists instead of competent writers?

I know

@@mrpuss2519 This^

@@mrpuss2519 wdym

@@pupulauls Check Ms Marvel's writers profile.

Yeah, with Iron Man, Captain America, Black Widow gone there are new heroes to fill in their big shoes. I compare phase 4 to phase 2

and the problem with this "new" characters are just copy paste of the OG but diverse you know what i mean? yeah i get what they were doing but. if they gonna introduce new ones at least make them different from the old ones not race but origin/ability/powers/personality.

@@jesseheisenberg8854 this only really applies to Ironheart. Sam Wilson is different enough from Steve, Kate Bishop is a world apart from Clint, and She-Hulk is one of the greatest classic comic characters ever.

The thing is, is that these new young characters just aren't very interesting to the majority of viewers I'd say... so they'll definitely be losing out on some viewers if they keep making these shows like Agatha Harkness, Iron-Heart, and all that kinds of stuff. Because no one cares, people aren't gonna waste their time on six to eight episode long shows about side characters from the last show lol.

I feel like instead of doing the shows they should just do movies some characters need it like moonknight or just some of the others and especially Hawkeye he was done super dirty

I say it should all be cancelled before it goes in that path at all.

I love both channels tbh, they're big fans but not blinded by the fandom, and they also don't just hate on everything

Exactly. Alot of other channels who tackle the Phase 4 problems are incredibly biased towards the MCU or are all doom and gloom. This video points out the problems but still makes me excited for what the MCU has in store.

@@bro-be3bd agreed, and or they blame it on the "sjw agenda" and call it the m-she-u which has been beyond used and is so annoying

Lol, my thoughts exactly

@@bro-be3bd Exactly. If I go to see MCU problems I come to these guys, if I want a good and unbiased MCU review I go to watch Channel Awesome or Schrafrillas Productions

Still No Way Home is pretty bad. I’m not saying people can’t enjoy anything. I love No Way Home and it’s one of my favorite movies of all time, but it’s not a good movie. The has so many plot-holes and character changes. The whole plot is based of a mistake Doctor Strange made and effectively ruined Peter’s life-That isn’t good at all when the reason the story is happening isn’t even the main characters fault or even a villain, it’s someone who is supposed to be Peter’s friend.

@@hopelesslyoptimistic8231 plot holes don’t automatically make a movie bad. Every movie has plot holes. Plus the spell was Peters fault because he was interrupting the spell when strange consistently told him not to. The whole point was that Peter is struggling to choose between his hero life and personal life but in the end the only thing he has left is Spider-Man

@@QuackUp I don’t think so tbh. It has a pretty solid and clear second act, the villain redemption works better here because other than goblin they aren’t necessarily evil. They’ve suffered from freak accidents that have made them that way. Peter is also a really strong protagonist and is really taken through the ringer in this movie. The only issues I can see with it are some of the plot holes with magic

@@p.h.i.lcongure9168 A spell that Doctor Strange didn’t tell Peter that it would make everyone forget him. It doesn’t make any sense why Strange would do that. Strange would at least assume that there is someone Peter wants to have in his life. Strange could of guessed he had family and loved ones. You can’t say it was because Strange was arrogant because there is a difference between being arrogant and just bad at your own job. Peter could of easily gotten a spell where everyone could remember him but the rest of world and the entire movie wouldn’t have happened. I agree that every story has plot holes, however, when your story is built upon these plot holes it ruins the entire story because nothing is believable anymore. One is excusable, but this isn’t the only time where the entire story could of played out in a better way. Peter could of helped the villain while they were caged up, Aunt May shouldn’t have been with the villains, If Doc Ock didn’t run away during the apartment battle he could of helped save Aunt May, and why did Strange cast a spell that made everyone forget Peter? The only way for that to work is for everyone in the entire multiverse to forget Peter Parker which would ruin an infinite amount of Peter Parker’s lives. Would Peter Parker forget that he is Peter Parker because Tobey and Andrew disappeared meaning they had to forget about themselves? These are major problems that don’t just ruin No Way Home but Tobey and Andrew’s universes.

@@hopelesslyoptimistic8231 Doctor Strange literally tells people that they can make everyone forget he's Spider-Man, Peter just didn't listen and realize that the spell would include his loved ones. Peter needed Doc Ock and Norman Osborns help to create some of the cures, meaning they definitely couldn't have stayed in the jail, and Peter needed physical contact with ALL the villains to attach the cures, even if he did keep them in cages until he finished they would have just attacked him if he did that since they would have no reason to trust him, since they've been imprisoned. Aunt May gave Peter the motivation to help the villains it's perfectly in character for her to be there and want to help them as well, attempting to take care of them as Peter was working on the cures. Considering how easily Green Goblin took care of Doc Ock at the end of the movie he would have made little difference if he was there to help Peter. That's not how the spell works the villains in the multiverse are only drawn to this one due to being drawn to it having a Peter Parker who is Spider-Man, if everyone in the universe believes that there is no Peter Parker in this universe then the spell wouldn't be drawing in these other characters.

Honestly, Kingpin showing up at the Hawkeye finale pretty much sums it up for me. No shot that the MCU will be able to capture the character deep dives of the Netflix shows. If they reboot Daredevil, I seriously doubt the writers will be able to go 5 minutes without firing one-liners.

Honestly imo daredevil is still the best content marvel has ever produced.

I agree...marvel neflix the best shows

@@akeelyaqub2538 It's because Marvel didn't produce it, Netflix did.

@@TheN1ghtwalker true, idk why i gave marvel credit for it

It definitely added to the fire though

Hype culture kinda did too, though

What even is phase 4 goal

@@scottbulinski5450 exactly. Making it about the mutants would’ve made more sense seeing as how their more mutants than random superpowered heroes and villains. At least focusing on the fallout from the Snap

Lol, the actor don't want to be called kung fun master. Because he said that's racist

@@69nadyacole69 context I am so confused about what you are talking about

@@69nadyacole69 that’s besides the movie

I personally hate Shang She, I loved the Spider-Man movie tho.

@@lobodesade6780 Shang chi*

Overall enjoyed the first 3 phases, but I think they have gotten a little too comfortable.

Same with Homelander you know hes a bad guy. When people here his name they run. Just like Darth Vader. Now Marvel trying to make every villain sympathetic.

The problem is Hollywood is giving a bunch of rando writers big projects/franchises

MHA ?

@@Augusto_PinochetMy Hero Academia, it's a manga with an anime adaptation about superheros

This all of this.

This. ^ - • Phase 1. - And, unfortunately, franchises and series such as Marvel's Cinematical Film Universe have always been an By-The-Numbers Franchise and an By-The-Books Series overall, and so, I partially find any and all of these subjectively personal criticisms and opinions hilariously laughable and pathetically tragic, since not only have all of these problems always been a part of this franchise, but now everyone's questioning if said Film Universe is generally all-around inconsistent and that none of these films have any type of cohesively unified vision altogether either.

Not going to happen is it.

@@adriandenton6637 Unlikely at this point

Glad I'm not the only one

@@mohammedazam6562 The rat thing. Time travel. Killing Thanos at the start. Fat Thor. That 5 year time jump.

@@anubusx also don't forget what they did to Hulk

@@mohammedazam6562 That to.

250 millions dollars budget adapting very complex storylines in less than 2 hours movie, oh c'mon dude. No one could justified that amount of money in a single solo movie where last movies can't even break a billion dollars box office [Guardian of the Galaxy wasn't involved in this movie much]. They should've spend this budget for a 200 millions dollars Thor movie + 50 millions dollars left on full season of 4 very high quality anime series {Thor, Gorr, Jane Foster, Valkyrie}...😐

I give DC this there movies have gotten better after Josstice league.

A nice person? Lol. You think that even a tenth of the people involved with Hollywood/moviemaking, are “nice” people? Your comment oozes with naïveté. These people look down their noses on everyone who aren’t famous, or wealthy. Lol “nice person”. You’re in for a lifetime of being let down if you expect everyone to be even halfway decent.

Without the kung-fu choreography Shang-Chi would be very forgettable.

Not really then they would start giving us good films that spend more time being made so we actually get a films that has a heart

@@benhibbits5168 Fans during phase 2 & 3 wanted more marvel content like tv shows and stuff without thinking about the consequences. Now that they're getting them they're changing their tone. That's the thing, you as a studio can never win unless you make great content nonstop. And however great the studio is nobody can make great content nonstop. The sooner you realise it the better.

Half those films haven't come out yet

@@mikemorro140 and still, it doesn’t take a genius to recognize the dip in quality

@@wllngtnjhnsn Honestly Aquaman and The Suicide Squad were better than most films DC was making

@@mikemorro140 lol I already know the type of viewer I’m dealing with from that comment alone. Bye.

@@wllngtnjhnsn someone can't deal with opinions

atleast a question on where all this is heading.