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Location: Tokio, Italy
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I know I'm in the minority but I enjoyed Iron Man 2, sure it didn't do anything too different but it gave us more of what we loved. "It's a commercial for the Avengers", meh I thought it was well done since the MCU was still new and seeing more of this "shared" universe was cool. I actually think less of Thor/Captain America since they feel more of "yeah this is their origin, get ready for the Avengers"
Iron Man 3 on the other hand gave us an awesome trailer and something I really wanted to see where it went and they gave us a "swerve", the problem was the real villain wasn't anywhere as interesting as the "fake" villain they had set up and fooled us to go to the movie for making it a lackluster reveal instead of actually shocking us. Well I don't agree with the part of Wright since I'm not familiar with his work but I agree with the rest of this post. This is how I feel about most Marvel movies, and I'm not a Marvel hater, if they make awesome movies great, if they make passable movies then whatever, I just can't get excited over them. I still think Ant-Man could be done very well because the concept of a superhero called Ant-Man is so out there they have to work extra hard to make it appealing/entertaining and they can't just phone it in. |
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