[ SECRET POST #3989 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3989 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

I think that's my issue with it as well. One, I'm not a big RDJ fan. Nothing personal, but his characters tend to be pretty samey and to me that gets old quick. With the MCU, there are just too many characters and not enough time to flesh each one of them out in a meaningful way. They're just... there to be THERE, do a little fighting, maybe throw out a one-liner and that's pretty much it.

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DA

Part of it was definitely too many characters. Another part was that Age of Ultron didn't stand on its own--it only existed to set up the next barrage of solo films. Most of it was how OOC everyone was. I will vomit forever at the scene where Black Widow tells the guy who destroys neighborhoods every time he loses his temper that she's the real monster because she can't have babies. Also? None of the movies did enough work establishing a relationship between Steve and Tony as anything other than occasional coworkers for me to feel anything about their falling-out in Civil War.

I still watch the Marvel movies that characters I care about appear in (sorry, Ant-Man, I'm just not that into you), but I stopped reading MCU fic after Civil War.