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<blockquote data-quote="fearsomepirate" data-source="post: 8203421" data-attributes="member: 7021420"><p>The MCU movies are, despite my loathing of most of them, quite well made as mass-market entertainment products. Not only did people enjoy them, but success built on success in a way that many movie franchises failed to, whether we're talking about Lethal Weapon, DCU, or Star Trek. Denying that they're doing anything particularly well because film critics will never regard them the way they do some cult film from almost 70 years ago seems to be missing the point.</p><p></p><p></p><p></p><p>Presumably, cave painters painted paintings for others to look at for some reason or another, and could be considered bad at their craft if others felt they had failed in some purpose, whatever that was. Something that is poor quality is something that isn't very good at doing whatever it is that it's supposed to do, and in the case of consumer products, it's to be used by the consumer for some purpose. So, who's the judge of whether or not a consumer product actually does what it's supposed to? If it's not the consumer, who is it?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fearsomepirate, post: 8203421, member: 7021420"] The MCU movies are, despite my loathing of most of them, quite well made as mass-market entertainment products. Not only did people enjoy them, but success built on success in a way that many movie franchises failed to, whether we're talking about Lethal Weapon, DCU, or Star Trek. Denying that they're doing anything particularly well because film critics will never regard them the way they do some cult film from almost 70 years ago seems to be missing the point. Presumably, cave painters painted paintings for others to look at for some reason or another, and could be considered bad at their craft if others felt they had failed in some purpose, whatever that was. Something that is poor quality is something that isn't very good at doing whatever it is that it's supposed to do, and in the case of consumer products, it's to be used by the consumer for some purpose. So, who's the judge of whether or not a consumer product actually does what it's supposed to? If it's not the consumer, who is it? [/QUOTE]
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