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Kevin Feige: "You'll probably need a Disney+ subscription to understand everything in future Marvel movies"
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I bought 3 years of Disney Plus at a deep discount, so I'm ready for more Marvel shit. Not really sure why anyone who values entertainment would have a problem with the service.
Agreed, I think there's value in also having self-contained stories.
Feige says this but In practice I really doubt you would be confused if Moon Knight appears in avengers movie and they give a quick description
They said this about Shield
And really you could skip a lot of mcu like ant man movies and doctor strange and Endgame and Infinity war wouldn't be confusing
They said this about Shield
And really you could skip a lot of mcu like ant man movies and doctor strange and Endgame and Infinity war wouldn't be confusing
Finally circled back to Marvel Movies looks like a tv episode
Bingo.
Well, that and the reasonable outrage at having to pay more money for more content, or something.
Except that I never said they looked like a TV episode. Their frequency in terms of releases and their regular call-backs and references to characters and plot points in previously released films make them functionally like TV shows, though. If there were 2-3 Star Wars films released per year for the past decade, I'd say that about that franchise, too.
But sure, "they look like a tv episode."
My dad loves entertainment. He just doesn't care about Star Wars, comic books or cartoons. So it's not that he has a problem with the service, it's just that there's zero reason for people like him to buy it. And there's a ton of people like him.
Disney is a giant greedy evil corporation or at at least as evil and greedy as any corporation they just happen to make shit I like
But they're not stupid whie Feige probably has a lot of freedom I doubt they would let him make the mcu inaccessible to casual audience
Feige says shit like this for the fans and to market the shows (he could be proud and genuinely) but I also doubt he wouldn't make sure that casual fans wouldn't get lost watching the next avengers thing
But they're not stupid whie Feige probably has a lot of freedom I doubt they would let him make the mcu inaccessible to casual audience
Feige says shit like this for the fans and to market the shows (he could be proud and genuinely) but I also doubt he wouldn't make sure that casual fans wouldn't get lost watching the next avengers thing
Thread is missing a whole lot of
Most of the RoTW will be fine and able to legally view the content if they want to.
According to wiki only Falcon and Winter Soldier animated release in 2020, everything else is 2021 and later. Disney+ should already be in all of Western Europe and Latin America by the time Falcon and Winter Soldier launches or shortly after. By the end of FY2021 (i.e. Sept 21) Disney+ should be available in most of Europe and Asia as well.
Shame. Standard MCU films critical reading has already been suffering due to an over integration and using the content to further future plans outside of the films themselves. IE the films are becoming less and less standalone character pieces and more about address the macro scale of the MCU with said characters and the characters material being minimized or given less depth as a result.
Granted the Disney+ stuff may ease some of that strain to be honest. We'll see how it all works out.
Granted the Disney+ stuff may ease some of that strain to be honest. We'll see how it all works out.
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This not big deal .
It's not like most people watch every MCU movie anyway before they watch the Avengers movies.
This great for people that like this sort of stuff and won't have big effect .
It's not like most people watch every MCU movie anyway before they watch the Avengers movies.
This great for people that like this sort of stuff and won't have big effect .
I watched the avengers before I watched pretty iron man 1 and 2, hulk and thor. I think I had watched First Avenger, but it's possible that was afterwards. Now, I've read the comics, so I was familiar with all the characters, but I followed what was going on in the movie pretty well. I will say that my enjoyment was enhanced once I'd seen the other movies, since I was a bit more familiar with the players (like, i didn't know that Hawkeye was introduced in Thor, so it was fun to see him there). I don't think you need to see every movie to understand what's going on (except for iw/endgame). As I've said, my parents haven't seen any other Marvel film, and they enjoyed Black Panther. I told them not to watch the end credit scene, since it wouldn't mean anything to them. Like, do you need to watch Winter Soldier to understand Guardians of the Galaxy? (to be fair, GOTG are the most disconnected marvel films) Do you need to have seen iron man 3 to understand....anything? Or Homecoming to understand Doctor Strange? Or Black Panther to understand Captain Marvel? Thinking about it, you really only need to see everything to really understand the avengers movies (and the captain america movies), rather than having to see every other movie to watch Captain Marvel.
Yeah, yeah, yeah Scorsese, but the relevant part of the article is that Feige confirms that Ms. Marvel, Moon Knight and She-Hulk will make film appearances after their Disney+ series.
Eh, I've missed tons of MCU movies and a quick skim of a Wikipedia page got me up to speed for IW and endgame perfectly fine. I'll just do the same for Disney+ shows.
These stories are not complex.
These stories are not complex.
Same. Not interested in Thor 4, doctor strange 2, or anything else in the immediate future.