[ SECRET POST #2783 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2783 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Popular fandoms whose hype you don't understand

[(Anonymous)]

I like Marvel movies, but honestly, I don't think most of them that great. I finally got around to watching Captain America a few days ago, and there was nothing about it that was particularly memorable or that stayed with me after the movie finished. It pretty much seemed like a bundle of cliches and borderline boring storytelling. There were some fun moments, I agree (loved the dancing/singing routine) but I don't get the fangirling over it. Felt the same way about Iron Man, honestly. I saw that one a year ago and can't remember anything about the plot.

(and I grew up reading comics/watching the superhero cartoons so yeah, it's not like I'm just outside of this genre)

Re: Popular fandoms whose hype you don't understand

[(Anonymous)]

+1

Re: Popular fandoms whose hype you don't understand

[(Anonymous)]

Honestly, at this point I'm just watching them because I have this thing with continuity. If I liked something when I first started watching/reading it, then I feel like I need to finish it. Even if it turns into a horrible mess. There are a few dealbreakers where I'll nope my way out, but not many.

I liked the first Iron Man movie and thought RDJ was a great casting choice. So, I stuck it out for the sequel which I didn't like. But then they started doing their MCU thing. I didn't care for both the Thor or Cap movies. But I enjoyed The Avengers. Now I'm just stuck on this ride even though I'm still wondering how I even got on it. And just when I think I'm going to get off, they throw Thanos in my face.

Re: Popular fandoms whose hype you don't understand

[(Anonymous)]

Yup. I find them to be good popcorn flick movies, but nothing more than that. I don't remember most of the plot details afterwards, either.