[ SECRET POST #6428 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #6428 ⌋

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[fscom]

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[(Anonymous)]

There’s a hell of a lot more superhero content than any mentions of superhero fatigue. And I don’t just mean FS; this is pretty much the case everywhere. The MCU alone has over 30 movies with more already in post production. That’s not counting the shows. Or DCU, plus all the DC content that isn’t DCU. Oh and there are the cartoons again. It’s a never ending parade, quite literally. There is no end in sight and in fact plans for superhero content fill the next 15 years on both the big and little screeens.

[(Anonymous)]

TBF, there wouldn't be so much superhero fatigue to bitch about if there weren't so many effing superhero movies to give us superhero fatigue in the first place.

So if you really want the superhero fatigue to stop... well, you can see where this is headed.

[greghousesgf]

THIS
(in big Monty Python stone letters)

[(Anonymous)]

But their argument was that the bitching has been going on before there were really that many superhero movies.

[(Anonymous)]

And the dozens more movies, TV shows, etc, being added every year since then somehow makes that bitching LESS valid?

[(Anonymous)]

I think you might have a fundamental misunderstanding here. Of course there is more and the fatigue is real now, but people started bitching before there was anything to really bitch about.

[(Anonymous)]

The secret is bitching about the bitching happening now, or at the least cumulatively over the last X years. Much the same as the fatigue itself has grown cumulatively over the same period, for obvious reasons.

[(Anonymous)]

There will always be people complaining about the popular trends. Superheroes just happen to be the most recent.

[(Anonymous)]

All the grousing about comic book movie fatigue is especially grating to me because I collect comic books, which can go on forever by design, and I'm a sci-fi and fantasy junkie! I mostly watch those genres and might not watch anything else consistently for years. So, the constant stream of comic book movies and shows is heavenly!

[sparklywalls]

I have liked plenty of the films over the years so am not going to pretend I'm above it, but for me it's not so much fatigue as being frustrated when a my local cinema has basically every screen dedicated to whichever new superhero film but the one smaller release I want to see is only on twice a day for two days and I'm at work.

(I am a fan of more than one genre and I do appreciate that one of those big genres I like is strangling the schedule sometimes and I can see why it annoys other people. Though having said that I think "get it on streaming quickly at all costs" has contributed to the erosion of a varied schedule too.)

[(Anonymous)]

+1

Me and my gf had to get to the cinema for 10am for the one showing of Godzilla Minus One that week, and it barely ran for 2 weeks, everything else was Aquaman and Wonka. Like, ffs I enjoy superhero flicks but I'd like to have options for other things too.

[(Anonymous)]

It doesn't matter the genre, the big screens and screen times, will always be for the big budget action blockbusters. Your smaller side genre films will never run for as long or be shown that often.

[(Anonymous)]

Yep. I live in a major city where the smaller side genre films actually DO get a lot of billing and even then, they still won't compare to the big stuff.

[(Anonymous)]

My parents get do frustrated about this. They used to like going to the movies but their theater has only 3 or 4 screens and a lot of the time they only get the blockbusters that don't interest them. Ten years ago there would usually be at least one movie that interested them every time the offerings changed, but not anymore

[(Anonymous)]

It's really MCU fatigue, not superhero fatigue.

Part of it is that MCU movies are very samey. Part of it is that Marvel releases a lot of movies - they've released 11 MCU movies over the last 4 years. And part of it is that, out of those 11 movies, 5 of them just weren't that good.

If you're going to release that much product and have people not get tired of it, you need to do better than that. The reason that the MCU is doing badly is basically because of Eternals, Multiverse of Madness, Love and Thunder, Quantumania, and Marvels.

[(Anonymous)]

How dull can a person be to still be an MCU fan?

[(Anonymous)]

So what are the pinna lessons of artistry that you think other people should like instead?

[(Anonymous)]

I'm always fatigued because everywhere I turn the fandoms are bitching about something