This is the decade that the MCU dies, hope they can make a lot more movies with Tom Holland or they can bring back Tobey Maguire because if they can't then IT'S OVER
Oh yeah that's right, Sony owns Spider-Man. Well, guess it's truly over then, very sad to see them go but they brought it upon themselves
>This is the decade that the MCU dies
What makes you say that, user?
>he says this every decade
He's tired of saying "The MCU is dead/dying this year" and looking like an imbecile. So now he's going long on stupid.
I'll say this slowly for you again OP, and with smoll words; the MCU will fade when something more popular and lucrative replaces it on screens.
>bring back Tobey Maguire
he looked so old and sad tho
The MCU will fade out and die NOW because they couldn't decide between doing Phase 1 tier movies, or big Endgame level movies, and the TV shows also were detrimental to the health of the franchise
Back then it wasn't going to die because it had a plan and it followed something, it wasn't doing whatever like DC was (and still is), but now, they're giving the audience too much content with varying degrees of scope and importance, they gave the audience another Endgame movie two years after Endgame and now nobody truly cares about the newer characters because why would they? They just saw three Spider-men together
Considering cinema died with COVID, let's see how it goes when the movie they release is about some literal who or someone that was only popular because of the MCU and not because people liked them
user, you understand that out of the top 10 grossing movies this year, AGAIN most of them will be capeshit, and most of those Marvel Capeshit.
The only question is whether Multiverse of Madness will reign supreme or No Way Home. Either way Dr. Strange wins.
I'm fatigued by fags crying "MCU fatigue!" You guys have been saying this since 2010.
If Doctor Strange 2 makes less money than NWH then you can say that the MCU's death is officially starting, doesn't matter if they reign supreme among the other shit that comes out because cinema is dead so most things that come out will flop, what matters is that their success will not be like it was back in the 2010s and since cinema is dead it'll hurt them a lot now
>If Doctor Strange 2 makes less money than NWH then you can say that the MCU's death is officially starting
Brainlet take, making 2 billion the bar for MCU success. Batman will barely make over a third of that.
Batman? I'm saying that Doctor Strange needs to make MORE than NWH or at least equal amounts of money, if it doesn't then say goodbye, and DS2 is an event movie so.
Also keeping an eye on the shows too, Hawkeye was already a disappointment in ratings which makes me believe not many people will care about the literal whos that are coming
Wrong retard. MCU has only begun and will be relevant for decades if not centuries.
>We're now in the 3rd decade of MCU films
Multiverse will easily hurdle a billion and double Battison's box office. China or no China. Not even the bugmen can save the DCEU from #2 status now.
>Multiverse will easily hurdle a billion
We'll see
It's only been 14 years. You're right but that makes it sound so much longer than it really has been.
cursed gif
But what about Moon Knight?
They still have X-men they can slap down. MCU isn't going anywhere.
Your nana should revoke your computer privileges.
Multiverse of Madness
Kea Wong - Jubilee
Katie Stuart - Shadowcat
Daniel Cudmore - Colossus
Alan Cumming - Nightcrawler
Cayden Boyd - Archangel
Mei Melançon - Psylocke
Anna Paquin - Rogue
Shawn Ashmore - Iceman
Taylor Kitsch - Gambit
Omar Sy - Bishop
Kelsey Grammer - Beast
Famke Janssen - Jean Grey
James Marsden - Cyclops
Halle Berry - Storm
Hugh Jackman - Wolverine
Kino back on the menu
>Kelsey Grammer - Beast
This was still one of the best castings of all time. Fucking sucks that it was in such a shitty movie,but his moments were still great.
>Bring back original cast
>Multiverse 90's version of itself
>Fight scene against sentinels