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Anybody else planning to skip Endgame?
- Thread starter Slader166
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IW was tedious and boring with a lame villain, I'll see this out of obligation with friends but I hope to be done with the MCU for a while after this. Aside from Black Panther the last few MCU films haven't done much for me (Homecoming, GotG2, Ragnarok). Ant-Man an the Wasp was barely passable. It's getting old.
Nah, I'm pretty hyped for it. Infinity War was potentially my favorite superhero movie ever, with only Spider-Man 2 matching or surpassing it, and Endgame has all of the right signs to live up to the hype. If you've been keeping up with the MCU so far, I don't really see why you'd quit at the grand finale of the saga. It's a bit late for that
It's all but a certainty that some characters will die and stay dead.
Nah, DC messed up by making bad movies with poorly developed characters and nonsensical narratives.
I'm gonna watch it but I might wait a few weeks to avoid crowds or even until it's on VOD. I don't really like Marvel characters besides Spidey, Blade and the X-Men... And Spidey has a movie coming out not long after so it's not like I think there are any big time stakes in the movie. Like Iron Man or Cap might die but that's probably due to contract shit and I don't care about them or anyone else anyway. I did really like Infinity War though so I will probably end up liking this. I just don't have hype for it.
I voted yes because I'm really thinking about it. Still haven't seen CM. I watched Antman and the Wasp on Netflix and it sucked. I'm happy I didn't go see that. Nothing about CM looked interesting, but I was never a fan of the character anyway. I also don't enjoy going to the movies anymore. There is always someone on their phone or talking.
I almost feel asleep watching IW too.
I almost feel asleep watching IW too.
OP has to be trolling.
i dont even understand how you can be out on MCU, no one said you had to watch every movie from the MCU just go watch the movies with characters you like.
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Superhero movies are oversaturated to an extent. But I still wanna see the conclusion to the Avengers.
I won't see it in theaters, but I'll watch it eventually. I haven't went to the theater to see a MCU movie since the first Avengers film.
It's not like this will be the last Avengers film. It's just gonna ramp up again with a different arc/team until the profit isn't as large.
It's not like this will be the last Avengers film. It's just gonna ramp up again with a different arc/team until the profit isn't as large.
While amazing isn't the way I'd put it, since I much prefer DC's output, there is no way I'm missing Endgame.
Her performance is so great but because it's a genre film, sadly won't get any acting nominations.
I'm not planning on seeing it, but I've only seen a few of the movies over the years and am generally not interested in super hero stuff.
But I can't imagine having kept up with the franchise up to this point and then skipping the finale. Isn't this one supposed to be what every other film has built up to?
But I can't imagine having kept up with the franchise up to this point and then skipping the finale. Isn't this one supposed to be what every other film has built up to?
I will go see it, but I'm starting to be afraid even in their biggest highest stakes film yet they won't permanently kill anyone off... even Tony or Cap. It will be 'ambiguous' like they disappeared from the time continuum or whatever. And as uneventful/unemotional as The Snap "killing" the heroes via "dust" in Infinity War.
I kinda lost interest years ago, but Infinity War had me hyped more than any other movie in the MCU so far. Very curious about how they end the current arc. I'm not sure I'll keep on following the MCU too much after that, depending on where they go with the storyline. This 10 years arc was probably enough for me, they built a great thing (with multiple movies inbetween I wasn't a fan of), so if the next arc needs another 10 years and 20 or so movies to get to a good point I'll probably bail. But no way in hell I'm skipping Endgame.
Yes, and by yes I mean just booked some gold class tickets for release day down under.
So howz about fuck no OP.
So howz about fuck no OP.
No interest in Marvel movies.
I've stopped seeing any movie series that is conceived from the start as a franchise as a rule.
I'll finish Star Wars Ep 9 (skipped Solo though) and I am genuinely interested in seeing what Cameron cooks up with Avatar, but unless there's an auteur filmmaker behind one of these tentpole movies, I'm not going to watch it.
Also, I read Infinity War back in like 1992 or whatever...
I've stopped seeing any movie series that is conceived from the start as a franchise as a rule.
I'll finish Star Wars Ep 9 (skipped Solo though) and I am genuinely interested in seeing what Cameron cooks up with Avatar, but unless there's an auteur filmmaker behind one of these tentpole movies, I'm not going to watch it.
Also, I read Infinity War back in like 1992 or whatever...
I don't watch children's movies. I'm a bit above that, sorry. But I'm glad everyone has a chance to watch their little comic book characters punch each other and go "yay!" when there's an explosion.
Apparently clapping is the appropriate action to partake. Upgrade that excitement with a jump up and holla fist pump too.
I'll watch Endgame, after that though I'm not sure. Then again, I never went to all MCU movies in the cinema. Most of them I've seen at home.
This isn't a finale though. The MCU will keep on going.
Isn't that like skipping out on Two Towers and Return of the King? Or skipping out on BTTF3 after seeing part 2 at the cinema. I couldn't leave this chapter unfinished.
I'll probably see it one day since I've seen the others, but won't be paying to see it like I didn't with Black Panther, Ant-Man 2 or Infinity War, which was awful. Hell I got into Civil War free.
I'll just wait for the library to get the DVD or something, if I bother at all.
Not in terms of quality, no.
I'll just wait for the library to get the DVD or something, if I bother at all.
Not in terms of quality, no.
I've never actually watched any of these movies. I was interested in Black Panther that one time, but when I heard it's part of a big universe and I have to watch like 10 other movies to understand it I lost interest. And I'm not going to see Endgame either.
I've skipped a handful of these movies and I still get what's going on. It's not really rocket science. It's good guys vs bad guys CGI fighting. 2/3rd of the way in they hit a rough spot but then they win at the end of each movie. I just spoiled them all for you.
Yup, that's always the worst part. The theater is also filled with idiots who can't shut up.