What do you think of the post-Endgame Marvel movies? [[the mega poll!]]

[Irlo]

I've seen most of these, and I'll vote. Here's what those votes mean:
Good = I tend to remember the good parts, but there were definitely parts and not the entire movie.
Bad = I tend to remember the bad parts, but there were some good bits -- not enough to carry the film
The Eternals = A waste of the electricity I used to stream it to my TV.

 

[Older Beholder]

I’ve enjoyed all the films, but I think they need to stop hiring Rick and Morty writers.

 

[Stalker0]

The one result I'm shocked by is Black Widow. Black is just.....so incredibly bad. I can respect some others on this list that I hate but others might like, but BW?

 

[Vael]

Not sure how I want to vote yet. I've seen everything but Ant-Man in theatres, and found them all quite amiable. Like, I never came out of a movie hating it or upset with it (possible exception would be Dr Strange, for the character assassination of Wanda ... but while I don't like what they did with her, the film itself was well executed, and if I think of this as some alternate Wanda it's good). But, in general, none of them have astounded me or delighted me either. It's been ... fine.

 

[TheHand]

For me, the post-endgame Marvel movies weren’t awful, but they were much more mediocre. They became less “must see” events and more like “I’ll wait for streaming.”

The only two I really didn’t like were
Eternals and Love and Thunder.

Black Widow had some good moments but the weak villain and whole end sequence ruined it for me (bad endings to books, games, shows tend to invalidate all that came before, can’t help it).

And as a big fan of Wandavision I didn’t care for a less nuanced, more-Terminator-esque Wanda in Multiverse of Madness.

 

[MarkB]

Not sure how I want to vote yet. I've seen everything but Ant-Man in theatres, and found them all quite amiable. Like, I never came out of a movie hating it or upset with it (possible exception would be Dr Strange, for the character assassination of Wanda ... but while I don't like what they did with her, the film itself was well executed, and if I think of this as some alternate Wanda it's good). But, in general, none of them have astounded me or delighted me either. It's been ... fine.

Spider-man No Way Home managed to astound and delight me, but I'm pretty much in the same place on the others.

Eternals was just bad, and failed to make me care much about the characters or stakes.

Shang-Chi I think was okay, but it's barely left any long-term impression on me.

Wakanda Forever was basically just two fictional superpowered nations duking it out with each other in mostly hand-to-hand combat, along with trying to be the vehicle for launching a bunch of new supers.

 

[Ryujin]

Spider-man No Way Home managed to astound and delight me, but I'm pretty much in the same place on the others.

Eternals was just bad, and failed to make me care much about the characters or stakes.

Shang-Chi I think was okay, but it's barely left any long-term impression on me.

Wakanda Forever was basically just two fictional superpowered nations duking it out with each other in mostly hand-to-hand combat, along with trying to be the vehicle for launching a bunch of new supers.

I think that last bit is essentially its only reason for being. I enjoyed it but, again, not as much as the pre- stuff.

 

[Xamnam]

As soon as I watched Endgame, all of my interest in trying to keep up with all of these movies, let alone any tv shows, disappeared. Spider-man has been the only exception so far, and both of those have largely lived up to my expectations, and been entertaining. I think the only upcoming thing I have any desire to go out of my way for is GotG 3, and after that, I think I might be entirely done.

 

[Stalker0]

Spider-man No Way Home managed to astound and delight me, but I'm pretty much in the same place on the others.

What’s interesting to me is that I actually think no way home is the weakest of the new Spider-Man’s plot wise. Structurally it has a lot of problems.

However the cameos are so well done, and brings so much heart, that I let it slide.

 

[Paul Farquhar]

Wakanda Forever was good, but largely down to a great performance from Letitia Wright. Multiverse of Madness was garbage. The rest were ether so-so or I haven't seen them.