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<blockquote data-quote="Umbran" data-source="post: 9184634" data-attributes="member: 177">Like Alien/Aliens, the MCU movies aren't really all in one genre.&nbsp; The Iron Man movies, and Avengers movies are all pretty solidly what we might call &quot;modern superhero movies&quot;.For Captain America, they change up the genre.&nbsp; The First Avenger has significant elements of &quot;war movie&quot;, while The Winter Soldier leans more into &quot;spy movie&quot; terrain.&nbsp; Guardians of the Galaxy leans into ensemble comedy tropes, and Ant Man leans into &quot;heist movie&quot;.A lot of our feeling on which are the better moves may be based in our preferences for the secondary genre.All these genre changes were a major part of how the audience kept engaged across the years of the franchise.&nbsp; Arguably, more recently they have perhaps lost focus on the secondary genre choices for their movies, which may be part of why folks are losing interest.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Umbran, post: 9184634, member: 177"] Like Alien/Aliens, the MCU movies aren't really all in one genre. The Iron Man movies, and Avengers movies are all pretty solidly what we might call "modern superhero movies". For Captain America, they change up the genre. The First Avenger has significant elements of "war movie", while The Winter Soldier leans more into "spy movie" terrain. Guardians of the Galaxy leans into ensemble comedy tropes, and Ant Man leans into "heist movie". A lot of our feeling on which are the better moves may be based in our preferences for the secondary genre. All these genre changes were a major part of how the audience kept engaged across the years of the franchise. Arguably, more recently they have perhaps lost focus on the secondary genre choices for their movies, which may be part of why folks are losing interest. [/QUOTE]

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