Yash Mehendale

I saw the show, it was horrible. I don't think it is as bad as She-Hulk or The Marvels, but I still don't like the show either. I think it's just on the levels of Eternals or Echo. I thought things would change after Deadpool & Wolverine's success moving forward, but I was wrong. The first two episodes had cringe dialogue as if AI wrote that garbage and most of the other seven I watched had so many tonal shifts, which felt jarring. The twists in the other episodes felt absolutely predictable and unsatisfying. I knew full well that Rio was Death and Teen was Wiccan. Why? Because the plot felt so predictable. The only good thing about the show was its use of practical effects, which I'll accept. But another reason why I didn't like the show was because they took the Acolyte's approach by calling it the gayest show yet. They won't stop shoving political agenda down people's throats. It doesn't even fit the context at all! Before I get attacks, I want to make this clear. I am not homophobic and I don't hate anyone in any way. And I am saying all this as someone who liked WandaVision. But if agenda is gonna be shoved without any meaning and detracts from the narrative, that’s when it becomes a problem. And they’re constantly doing it, by making Agatha lesbian and reducing Death into a lesbian witch, as shown in the rest of the show; they were never lesbian in the comics, given their history, and yet Marvel decides to shove agenda like that. This is what I call pandering. I don’t mind if a character is gay, but like I said before, if it’s gonna be shoved in and forced, that’s when it becomes an issue. Another reason why I don't like the show is that the finale felt underwhelming and the show feels like it had no story. It ends with "Let's go find Tommy", but that's how they decide to end the show, which felt underwhelming.

An absolute letdown compared to the first two. Unnecessary exposition that leads nowhere, unless they address this in Spider-Man 4 (you get my point). Tom Hardy is still great as Venom, but even that can’t save this film from such a horrendous plot, setting up Knull as the villain, who was barely even in the movie until a few scenes and then the post credits scene. I loved Tom Hardy’s Venom, I was absolutely disappointed on how they ruined Venom. I’m absolutely disappointed that a lot of superhero content is sucking these days. Echo, Joker 2, Agatha All Along, and now this trash.

I loved the film, as it was the first one I saw in theaters. How it built up to Endgame with its dark tone, it was amazing. My rating is a 10/10. Risked everything.

This is the worst MCU movie in my opinion. The plot is all over the place, the writing is so bad as if AI wrote the script, the pacing is also all over the place like the plot, the characters are written like cardboard, the CGI is so bad, and the villain makes Malekith look like Thanos or Ronan like Killmonger. What makes this movie so bad is the plot, like I've said before, is all over the place. Some characters just get shoehorned out of nowhere like Valkyrie showing up and kissing Carol felt so random, pandering, and forced. And the Young Avengers scene also came out of nowhere because it didn't fit the movie's context and it felt like it pokes fun at the Avenger Initiative scene in Iron Man. Another reason why I do not like this film is because it is soulless. It gives no emotional gravitas, no connections to the characters whatsoever, and no stakes. It just happens without even adding to the narrative. Now, you might argue it is to set up Secret Wars. Sure they might be setting up Avengers 5 and 6, but they don't even develop most of those heroes. I'm saying the scene was shoehorned because it didn't fit the movie's context at all, as I've said before. Another reason why I am not fond of the film is the villain. Dar-Benn. She has no motivation, she's not a threat, she's not powerful. She is often compared to Ronan in the first GOTG and first Captain Marvel. She's basically him, but gender-swapped (Dar-Benn was male in the comics, but they decided to pander), not blue-skinned, has no makeup, weaker, and less interesting or memorable. Now, Ronan was the weakest aspect of the first GOTG movie, but at least he had a motivation. I feel like Marvel should have rebooted after Avengers: Endgame at this point...

This is my favorite comic book movie of all time. It just gets better and better whenever I rewatch it because of how emotional it is. It was the perfect culmination of 11 years and 22 movies of storytelling and the emotion was beautiful. The CGI is breathtaking, the cinematography is amazing, the acting is phenomenal, the way they use their characters is beautifully done, and they had a perfect finale to the Infinity Saga. The film truly knows when to get funny and when to get serious because whenever there’s a funny moment, 5 seconds later, it becomes serious. They also utilized characters beautifully as I’ve said before. Iron Man had the best character arc in the movie and he reached his peak there. He learned from his mistakes, he perfected time travel, he forgave cap, and he sacrificed himself to save the universe. Captain America, though his teammates were affected by the snap, still maintained a positive attitude and never gave up, even when there isn’t much hope. Thor was still worthy even when psychologically damaged. I know some people don’t like fat Thor, but later in the film, like I said before, his character arc becomes more and more serious. Thanos had a beautiful villain arc in the movie because even though he was 2014 Thanos, he still was a patient guy because when summoning his army, he didn’t directly attack Cap. He waited. And his quotes give me chills. Another reason why I love this film 3000 is because of how emotional it is as I’ve said before because the moment iron man sacrifices himself, it was incredibly tear jerking and he had the perfect conclusion to his story arc. Cap had his happy ending when the man out of time finally found his way home, but I miss the character. A lot of the movie’s moments were insanely emotional I couldn’t move on. Some do, but not us. That being said, I think Endgame is the peak of the MCU in terms of quality and entertainment because of how it beautifully concludes and culminates 11 years and 22 movies of storytelling. Avengers! Assemble.

Only good Marvel show. Despite a somewhat confusing story, it’s still satisfying.

Lazy writing, they ruined Thanos, Iron Man, and Thor, and they turned Carter into a Mary Sue.

I first watched it to prep myself for Endgame and I didn't really like it that much because it was forgettable, but after watching Endgame, I started rewatching it and I started appreciating the film a bit more. Unlike Love and Thunder, the jokes actually land and the film balances comedy between storytelling, making it better than Thor 4. The only problem I have with the movie is Malekith. They ruined the character of Malekith by making him just a generic villain by being greedy for the Aether when in the comics, he had nothing to do with the Aether. So overall, the villain sucks, but Thor and Loki are great. So I find the movie okay.

When I first saw it in theaters, I thought it was okay. But after rewatching it, OMG!!!!!!! It was terrible. Missed potential. The jokes don't even land and this film doesn't balance comedy over storytelling at all. The CGI was laughably abysmal like the Axl Floating Head. Zeus and Gorr were turned into jokes (although Christian Bale carried the film). So overall, this movie is a joke that is unfunny, and it is a miss that Taika Waititi admitted it and just laughed. Now look, Taika is a good director with Ragnarok and all, but it fell flat with this film.

I think this movie is the best in the Iron Man trilogy. And this is a controversial opinion because many comic fans are infuriated by the Mandarin twist, so they put it either last or mid tier of the bunch. But I do think it has some positives and it is one of my top ten favorite MCU films. We got to see more of Tony, Downey did a really great job in his performance in the movie, and I liked that he eventually learned from the mistakes he made in the past. This movie is truly one of the most underrated Marvel movies yet.