Veritable Quandry
Specializing in derails and train wrecks.
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- 2010
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- 20something
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The problem I had with The Marvels is that they were a good team, had chemistry, but they were up against the most bland villain imaginable. The antagonist was an afterthought. While cast dynamics are important, they are not a substitute for story. And much like the last Ant Man, it was a film about putting pieces in place for later films. All of that to get us an X-Men blip. At least it wasn't setting up a Big Bad who just got fired. Those films are in Thor 2 territory, with a few interesting parts in service of a longer story but no pay-off of their own. I thought the same of Black Panther 2. Marvel needs to get back to telling connected stories instead of one storyline sprinkled across a half dozen movies.















