Mcu hate reddit. So I'm just gonna say this as a preface, I don't wanna sound like the "Well if was good when I was a kid, why can't it be like that" but this IS EXACTLY THAT, IT IS. The main source of complaining is a small section of Reddit. MCU Star Lord is less Star Lord than MCU Drax is Drax, and that's a damned shame. What with Firefly universally lauded as the greatest prematurely cancelled show ever, and his work in comics, especially Fray (Buffy spin-off set in the future that tied into the last season of the show), an acclaimed run on Astonishing X-Men that was later mined for one of the I love that MCU Spidey takes from the comics and makes him a proper teenage superhero, with all the doubts and complications that come from that. I don't remember all MCU movies from Phase 1 building up to End Game as the best ever. Watch some actual good films for once. Its all just subjective really. But they didn't say people who hate the MCU, they said people who hate the current state of the MCU. It's where many of the visuals from the show are taken from. Join the discussion of Marvel Studios' films and series and the MCU on Reddit. Let someone straight up kill your closest friend right in front of you while you’re powerless to do anything about it. The solo movies are really lackluster, though. Unlike Cap, she’s less of a ground soldier and more of a spy or special op. Banner first tries to beg, then tries to force Savage Hulk out as Obsidian tears its a different take on the character mate, if every spider man had the same exact origin story then it would be boring. They don't put enough soul into the stories. It’s like hating The Joker for being a villain lmao makes zero fucking sense. Drax is set up to have the ultimate grudge against Thanos, yet played a nothing role in Infinity War. Tiktok is one but it doesn’t get that much hate. The first two Tobey Maguire movies are very much Stan Lee and Jack Kirby’s tun on Spider-Man, the two with Andrew Garfield are the Death if the Stacys, and Tom Holland seems to be more of an adaptation of Ultimate Spider-Man than Earth 616, combined with new elements What concerns me the most is that the rise of superhero cinema signaled in part a decline in public appreciation for the arts. Marvel and Captain Marvel, but the biggest Sylvie haters are the same people who hate on Captain Carter- the female stans over at MCU Twitter lol. Then U notice the same happens all over the Internet. If you want stakes the MCU is probably not She was basically a slave for 10 years then freed 7ish years ago in the MCU timeline. Like the only part I 100% still enjoy is phase 1. They're not the best movies ever but the MCU literally just defeated Thanos and is still recovering from that. And it's not even accurate because that M-She-U neckbeard demographic isn't the one I see hating on Sylvie. But this is an imaginary fantasy group of people. It just doesn't seem possible with all of the characters that we all know and the ones that are coming later down the line. They probably did not glorify terrorism, but as an indian hindu i hate any pakisthani muslim, as they terrorise our country and kill hindus on a regular basis, their children are literally taught that people of any other religion than islam must be killed or converted somehow, i might have kept watching some marvel shows or movies even though they were garbage, but Not gonna lie, Agent Carter is one of the better MCU shows. From jokes that don't work to lines that betray beloved characters to awkward dialogue, these MCU quotes have inspired hate in even the most devoted fans. Everything is cookie-cutter, and lacking in emotional stakes. I don't hate Marvel, I always have loved it and still do. im probably gonna get some of this wrong but IIRC, the marriage between MJ and Peter was somewhat rushed in the comics and a lot of the creative team on Spidey stuff didnt like that choice. because there’s a lot that’s going on in that scene, lots to process and the cape is made and moved on in just a few seconds. May 22, 2022 · Even though Endgame earned wildly positive reviews and garnered praise from both critics and fans, people certainly still have some unpopular opinions about the movie, and they are not afraid to share them. You're not special or unique just because you are a girl that likes sweatpants. He's excellent in all of his Avengers appearances. On the other hand MCU Peter has a heavy emphasis on his innocence. I personally love MCU spiderman, but its all good if you don't 🤝 So far MCU Spider-Man movies for example been following one simple but effective "rule" which is Let your villain win the first round. The original movies were basically about good vs evil and redemption. /r/h3h3productions is the home of the H3 Podcast on reddit! This subreddit is for fans of the show to discuss recent episodes, share memes, suggest segments or interesting topics, and whatever else related to the show! This being a sub for fans of the show, I'm warning you with peace and love that weirdo hate watchers will be tossed! Will likely get downvotes here, but the current mcu is a comics fan MCU, the pre-infinity war was a cinema fan MCU. The MCU launched them into superstars. I don't hate the MCU, but they've had several mediocre movies and TV shows since Endgame and Spiderman: NWH, so trying to catchup at the moment feels like a chore or an obligation. Yeah there’s a lot of gamer-gate types that hate this movie bc of some political beef with Brie Larson, but I don’t really follow that stuff closely. Those people usually hate on She-Hulk, Ms. The new MCU movies are about the PC agenda. Almost everything coming from the west is injected with shitty politics and that is why we talk about it like that. After Guardians we’ve had Avengers 2, Ant-Man, Civil War, Doctor Strange, Guardians 2, Spider-Man, and Ragnarok so far. MCU is the worst but none are particularly good. The late 40s espionage puts it in a tier closer to the current canon MCU shows than shows like Iron Fist. Boom, stakes are raised for the final battle because you know they did it once and can do it again. true. Captain Marvel is powerful, that's true. And MCU Spidey was clearly trying to avoid threaded ground and do something different with Peter Parker. The general audience’s reaction was the same as yours. Hulk is better portrayed. Eternals almost made me stab my pee hole with a toothpick. I just consider each of them to be adaptations of various aspects of the comics. For ex:AntMan in the original Comics was an emotionally unstable abusive asshole, MCU PGfied and made him a wisecracked Iron-Man knockoff character. If you are more interested in villains, the MCU is ABSOLUTELY not for you (and don't give me the Thanos argument). But I don’t think the show itself makes him particularly hateable, especially early on. I dont know why but i hate seeing superheroes who have a mask show their face alot unless they are like spiderman and are at school or something like that. All three of them, really. Spider-Man for Ps4 was better written than MCU Spider-Man movies, MCU dumbs&alters Marvel characters for the sake of being PG&Disney friendly. What I hate the most is when MCU fans say that these movies are so much better than they actually are. IDC if they insult other CBM franchises. Everyone knows Spidey, not everyone knows Black Widow or Captain Marvel. Big deal. I do hate the idea that people hate Captain Marvel because she's a powerful woman. I’ve enjoyed every episode, mainly because I enjoy the universe of the MCU and will watch most of the stuff in it. It was kind of fine at first, I mean, she was mind-controlling them at first. From audience scores of the first to MCU spidey films it's clear that most people enjoy the third film rendition of the character. People hate on him for literally being the way his character was made to be. All your points are fair and accurate - and I bet you will enjoy it on some level - I sure did . I personally am having way more fun with current mcu than ever before, but I'm a comics fan first. Dunno I hate both mcu fans and this Subreddit cause all of them seem unable to form a well constructed argument most comments in this Subreddit seem to be trying to just shit on the movies without going in detail what the problems are and believe me I am one of the people who think mcu spider-man is the worst thing that could have happened to It takes incredible writing and exceptional directing. With Black Panther, Infinity War, Ant-Man 2, Captain Marvel, and Avengers 4 completing phase 3. It’s just to give them an easy name to call anyone who calls out the writing for the shit fest that it is. They should've kept Hulk, but let him grow as his own character a bit and become less feral. Raimi's movies -- and, to a lesser extent, Webb's movies -- put a massive burden on Peter's personal life. He’s mother fuckin Spider-Man. Exactly this. I feel like MCU Spider-Man has a lot of emphasis on his interaction with the MCU as a whole, not his struggles with being Spider-Man. just need to further emphasize the comic that was my return to reading, which almost immediately took one of my all time most 'meh' marvel characters and turned Clint into like my top three heroes. I thought Tobey Maguire's Spider-Man was bad when it came to losing his mask, but at least an explanation was giving for it (I. Share your theories, opinions, fan art, memes and more. Not to mention IRL alot of acting contracts are probably expiring or already expired. It's when they think MCU films are actually good and call them masterpieces and shit like that. I felt it for the first time after watching the Amazing Spiderman movies to prepare for Spiderman NWH. He’s one of the superheroes my mother knew about before the MCU was a thing. Iron Man 1 made $100 million it’s first weekend. a lot of it is nostalgia too; the writers will want to take Peter back to how they remember him, which was before the marriage to MJ. But as ITSV has shown, you can have multiple takes on a character. I hope they kill Quill off and reveal he was a Skrull highschool dropout or something, dude fucking sucks and is basically a fan character slash loser pathetic self insert white guy. such incredible humor and character interaction, seeing Clint humanized so much really made it easy 30 votes, 52 comments. If his movie didn’t beat the female MCU heroes at the box office, I’d wonder what was wrong. But then it became so damn spooky and scary when the characters mentioned how much painful it was to be under her control. The critics aren't people who don't like anything about the MCU. It would suck to be a human in the MCU but on the plus side it would mean we would be more durable since MCU normies can get knocked out for hours with no lasting effects unlike our world. . MCU decided to go down a different route with Tom's spider man, and I respect them for doing that, let alone pulling it off. com Jun 10, 2022 · Fans on Reddit have highlighted some of their least favorite MCU lines and are not shy about sharing the criticism. Reply reply. They became friends because Peter started to respect Flash because of what he went through in the war, and they realized they were adults now and didn’t have to hate each other. To me, there’s a lot more problems with this movie before you get into squabbles with the actress. 3 will feature the first F bomb in an MCU movie”. I'm a girl and I grew up on Marvel comics. I think this show isn’t trying to be as complicated as people think. Also, Peggy was a very interesting main character. I like most of the video games, shows, older movies, older comics and many more I just hate the MCU's current state. Nothing aside from gender was lost from what you have stated as your grievances. But, I enjoyed this show (so far) specifically because it’s a low stakes, slice of life, on the ground show compared to other MCU shows/movies. Okay you're right when you say you improve a character by improving their writing, I agree with that. makes you think about if he was in some way conscious before being zapped into existence Well MCU Spider-Man isn’t in college and I think it’s pretty reasonable that while they are in high school they would remain antagonistic. E getting damaged in battle) but Holland's Spidey just keeps removing his mask for no reason. Still keep him as the berserker of the group, but more coherent and reasonable, smarter and more cunning, than when we saw him in the first Avengers. 12 votes, 50 comments. And the “come on spider-man” scene in Homecoming was such a perfect nod to the fans of the comics. People who don't like anything about the MCU, sure it's fair to wonder what they're doing here. This is something that has always annoyed me. She could join the goverment team, joined another group, retired to try getting a new life, or just died in the time we have between when the movie was set and the modern MCU. I also think Spider-Man is a good fit for the MCU’s futuristic techno-fantasy vibe. I think the reason fans of the first two spider-men aren't on board is because of how drastically different this one is. MJ and Peter are popular with comic fans but not so much with editorial. Edit: I forgot one thing: I fucking hate it when they say something like “Eternals will feature the first sex scene in an MCU movie” or “Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. And yeah I think ultimately my problem is Peter Parker, I've just seen him in two franchises prior to MCU so I'm pretty much tired of him, if they desperately needed a Spiderman in the MCU I just don't see why they couldn't go with Miles, I mean with him we'd get a brand new fresh perspective Prior to the first Iron man, Robert Downey Jr career was in the toilet, most of the other, you mentioned, were mediocre supporting actors. To me, I kind of like it. Not just Avengers, long before that it was a genre-fiction wide running gag that everyone worshipped him as a god. Easy to understand and follow. If people treated MCU like transformers, and they just watched them so they could see explosions for a few hours, I wouldn't really have a problem with it, but when people start to say that a movie like Endgame is the greatest movie of all time, you know that something has gone horribly wrong. If you go on YouTube you can find hate obviously but it isn’t as bad as Twitter. The movie underperformed and didn’t connect to a larger audience as they may have wanted, but the “Hate” is only coming from one place. Hating on the MCU became too big of a trend then it escalated to where everyone's hating just the genre of superheroes in itself because it's became easy to mock. I hate the Modern MCU I had a whole fucking essay typed out but left the page to search something and it got deleted. I really fucking hate this mentality of “If you hate it, you’re sexist, or racist ect. She's also that quirky "not like other girls" type character which I hate. For example, she likes going to detention just to draw pictures of the miserable expressions the teens make there. If you don't like quirky, referential humor, you'll hate the MCU. The MCU has not exactly been offering up the best writing and directing lately. The MCU has had, at the very least, two very defining plotlines in the MCU where killing people in mass numbers has been fought against and denounced by the protagonists: The most well known and recent is Thanos in his attempt to make a 'stable and balanced' universe. Next i hate which is just a personal preference is that he shows his face too much. Black panther shows his face so much during the movie that it annoys me. Feb 27, 2023 · The Ultimate Marvel Universe's downfall came when Marvel ran out of ideas, but the best way to address its history would by acknowledging the good and bad of its real-world media legacy, including its impact on the MCU. These factors led to many fans to not believe that MCU Peter had an Uncle Ben and to believe that Uncle Ben doesn’t exist in the MCU So I ask you this; Why does the MCU hate Uncle Ben so much? What has he done to make the filmmakers, writers and directors hate him? Hawkeye: Fraction is the way to go. If anything he’s relatable. I love MCU Spidey. Speaking personally, I like MCU Spidey well enough, but I always felt like he was missing a lot of the stuff that made Spider-man feel like Spider-man. Don’t let the internet trick you into thinking their reality is what’s real. 101 votes, 335 comments. After I started using Reddit in 2020. I think part of the problem people have with the MCU depends on what your preference is when it comes to atmosphere. And now every super hero video game that doesn't do well (like becomes a live service) has been only adding to the bad reputation. People don't hate him; a small, but very vocal minority does. Let me tell you something most of the hate for the MCU is mainly from Twitter. The way to bring a character in to take over the mantle of the most beloved character in a franchise that’s as dynamic and loved as the MCU is to do so through emotions, not via talking a character up. See full list on screenrant. from Visions “birth” to attacking Thor to being throw at the window and seeing his reflection to contemplating the fact that he ‘is’. I don't hate MCU Spider-Man. MCU content is mass-produced, studio-centric art that hedges itself entirely on box-office numbers and safe, creative decisions that often pan out as fan service. Snaketooth09. And everything feels like comics way more than big Hollywood outings now Infinity War was the perfect opportunity for Joe Fixit/Grey Hulk to make an MCU debut. This is one of those cases where the MCU being so massive ultimately hurts its smaller characters. But the MCU is a fantasy world and there are people that are “more equal” to paraphrase animal farm. The first X-Men movie was (at the time) the highest grossing superhero film, and the third highest grossing opening weekend of all time. It seems that with Jane Foster Thor, Ms Marvel, She-Hulk, and Echo have brought a lot of hate with people angry about marvel… And look what happened to Poochie. Let’s see if you don’t feel that I think people were conditioned to hate Walker before the show even began, not in the least because Steve is such a beloved character. Imagine that Obsidian wasn't killed by the Hulkbuster's exploding arm, and the enraged servant of Thanos returns to get revenge on Banner. I knew he'd be dogshit the moment the element gun didn Ronan The Accuser is my favourite character from the comics and though he was dumbed down for the MCU, Lee Pace portrayed him very well in GOTG and made him a great hate sink for the morally grey guardians to come together and save Xandar from his radical attempts at purging them. A better comparison would be Wonder Woman (because everyone As for the “man-baby” hate. It's nowhere near the worst mcu film or show they've produced but that type of mediocrity isn't tolerated by audiences anymore from the mcu . ” It’s the only reason marvel is shoving female characters into everything. I liked MCU movies but it shocked me how MCU movies are hypocritically praised here (specially in places like r/marvelstudios, r/movies, r/boxoffice or r/comicbookmovies) by things same people despise about DCEU, Foxverse movies or Anime live action. it's def paying for the sins of overall audience disillusionment with the mcu brand as a whole . This is essentially the most polarizing time to view the MCU because you get a whole range from people who are angry that there isn’t enough comics stuff in the movies, to people who suddenly got interested right in the middle of phase 3 and expect everything to be Infinity War quality, to people who think the MCU isn’t “adult” enough No matter how we say it MCU is a lost cause. He's new to the whole thing and he's struggling with finding a line between his personal life and his vigilante life. Loved the original hulk and loved the new hulk until he became the soy hulk now I hate him. evyvv qflzo wvivt diiq ctftmpt ncaw jpqes qzyjh wgtgvj ddqes