[ SECRET POST #5534 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #5534 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.


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[Only Murders in the Building]


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[upcoming cdrama Imperial Cuisine]


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[r/HobbyDrama]


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[Horizon Forbidden West]


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[Neighbors]


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[My Hero Academia]



















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Comments

[philstar22]

No, it was a phenomenon because it was both entertaining and a genuinely great movie with some really interesting characters, including a villain that was extremely sympathetic. Other ones in the MCU that were particularly great but connected to the wider universe, Like Captain America 2, were also widely successful.

[(Anonymous)]

Black Panther was a much bigger success than most of the other solo outings. I think being a movie whose story was capable of standing on its own had a hand in that, helping it attract audiences not otherwise invested in the overall MCU.

[(Anonymous)]

This. Phil doesn’t seem to realize that both them and original anon can be right about why Black Panther was a hit. Because there’s many reasons, as the original anon specifically said. Neither the original anon nor anyone else said it wasn’t a phenomenon because it was genuinely good, they said one of the many reasons is because it was self-contained. A couple of people are acting a bit defensively over this, despite there not being a reason to be, considering nobody actually said Black Panther didn’t do extremely well because it was great.

And also, the less standalone MCU films that Phil brings up did do extremely well financially. But they didn’t do as well with audience perception as Black Panther. So original anon is still right, and bringing up films like Captain Marvel didn’t disprove that point. It actually helps to prove it a bit more.

[(Anonymous)]

Also I think Black Panther made more money than any of the MCU films other than the Avengers films and the most recent Spiderman?