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⌈ Secret Post #5287 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Secrets you don't want made.

[(Anonymous)]

I love massive movie universes, with lots of movies and spin-offs. I know lots of people are over them, but I'm not. If the first movie works for me and I'm hooked, I rarely ever get tired of the series no matter how long it goes. I'm still way into the MCU and won't give it up until there is no more left. I love that Star Wars now has so many movies and tv shows. I don't like the DCU, but that's because all but one of their movies hasn't worked for me, not because I'm tired of superhero universes.

Re: Secrets you don't want made.

[(Anonymous)]

I'm still very much into the MCU, but I admit I didn't really get serious about it until about five years ago. But I love seeing how everything ties together, and all the references made across the movies and TV shows.

Re: Secrets you don't want made.

[(Anonymous)]

SA

Exactly. I love big universes where things reference other things, everything is connected, and it ultimately all comes together. I love big worldbuilding like that.

Re: Secrets you don't want made.

[(Anonymous)]

I admit I didn't really get serious about it until about five years ago.

DA - Heh, which ship was it that brought you in? (Just a theory, maybe I'm wrong.) I didn't get big into the MCU until about three and a half years ago, and it was definitely a pairing that did it. Before that I was a casual viewer.

Re: Secrets you don't want made.

[(Anonymous)]

ayrt

Haha, no ship, surprisingly. Captain America: The Winter Soldier was just such a damn good movie that I needed to catch up with the rest. I only regret that I wasn't able to see it while it was in the theatre.

Re: Secrets you don't want made.

[(Anonymous)]

Fair! CA:TWS was awesome. It didn't convince me to get fully fannish about the MCU, but I did love it (and still do). I think I love Iron Man 1 and Infinity War more, but I'd vote TWS as the best.

Re: Secrets you don't want made.

[(Anonymous)]

I don't get this at all, and honestly, I'm kind of curious to hear why it appeals to you, just because it's so different from my experience.

Re: Secrets you don't want made.

[(Anonymous)]

SA

I like big universes with lots of different worldbuilding. I like when things reference other things. I like when there are all the separate parts, but then they all come together eventually. I like sticking with one universe and immersing myself in all of it.

Re: Secrets you don't want made.

[(Anonymous)]

NA - I wholeheartedly agree with all of this.

I don't think I'm quite as ride-or-die as you are. Like, I'm feeling only mildly invested in the MCU now that Tony and Steve are gone, and I have no idea how much I'll keep following the new movies as they come out.

But in general, yeah, I prefer big, long, sprawling series with lots of room in them to explore and learn new things as you go. I don't think I'm capable of getting truly fannish about a single movie, tbh. There's just not enough grist for my brain to grind there.

Re: Secrets you don't want made.

[(Anonymous)]

SA

Totally yes to only fandoming big universe things. Whether it is movies, tv, or books, I really only get invested (other than the rare exception) when the thing is big with lot of characters and lots of different parts to it.