In this episode, we've all returned from the snap and wondering what the heck has happened over the past five years, as we review Spider-Man: Far From Home!
Will_Ball Game Mod Super Member
wrote on 09/13/2019 at 11:04pm
Good episode chaps! Seems like it was recorded before Sony & Marvel braking up and D23 and there was a lot of material left out around D+ and Spider-Man.
As for MCU Fatigue, it started for me around Civil War. I still enjoyed the movies but they were becoming a little too formulaic. After Spider-Man: Homecoming (which has to be one of my favorite MCU movies) the fatigue went away. I have been really looking forward to the movies since.
I am even excited for Black Widow. The prequel aspect has me a little worried, but Marvel has handled their properties well (even the bad movies are still watchable) that I am not too worried.
Yeah we didn’t know Spider-Man was out then and the future looked bright.... But now... I’m honestly curious how they will handle Spider-Man post MCU. All the Villians seem like they still be valid and Spider-Man might be on his own now which the end of the movie set up fairly well.
I wonder if he’ll refer to Tony in the new films or just someone he lost? Also curious how they’ll talk about the blip?
Will_Ball Game Mod Super Member
wrote on 09/14/2019 at 06:14pm
Will they make him give the glasses back?
A bigger question is that since Spider-Man is out of the MCU does it make the new movies must see anymore?
Travis Admin Post Author
wrote on 09/15/2019 at 03:27am
I think the next one is still must-see. Tom Holland is my favorite live action Spidey so far, and I want to see him do more. Even if the plot doesn’t intersect with the MCU.
Will_Ball Game Mod Super Member
wrote on 09/15/2019 at 06:03pm
I am a hold out until the trailer hits. Maybe they will patch things up by the time the movie gets made.
Travis Admin Post Author
wrote on 09/15/2019 at 07:22pm
Also it's interesting you mentioned Civil War as the first sign of fatigue for you, and I think that was my first as well. It's also where I started getting tired of rewatching it earlier this year. But they definitely brought me back in. Homecoming was at that time my favorite Spider-Man movie ever but it still hit me with some fatigue from the baggage that came along with it from Civil War. But then Thor: Ragnarok brought me back in full swing.
I'm really glad they're taking almost a full year off from the films at least.
Good episode chaps! Seems like it was recorded before Sony & Marvel braking up and D23 and there was a lot of material left out around D+ and Spider-Man.
As for MCU Fatigue, it started for me around Civil War. I still enjoyed the movies but they were becoming a little too formulaic. After Spider-Man: Homecoming (which has to be one of my favorite MCU movies) the fatigue went away. I have been really looking forward to the movies since.
I am even excited for Black Widow. The prequel aspect has me a little worried, but Marvel has handled their properties well (even the bad movies are still watchable) that I am not too worried.
Yeah we didn’t know Spider-Man was out then and the future looked bright.... But now... I’m honestly curious how they will handle Spider-Man post MCU. All the Villians seem like they still be valid and Spider-Man might be on his own now which the end of the movie set up fairly well.
I wonder if he’ll refer to Tony in the new films or just someone he lost? Also curious how they’ll talk about the blip?
Will they make him give the glasses back?
A bigger question is that since Spider-Man is out of the MCU does it make the new movies must see anymore?
I think the next one is still must-see. Tom Holland is my favorite live action Spidey so far, and I want to see him do more. Even if the plot doesn’t intersect with the MCU.
I am a hold out until the trailer hits. Maybe they will patch things up by the time the movie gets made.
Also it's interesting you mentioned Civil War as the first sign of fatigue for you, and I think that was my first as well. It's also where I started getting tired of rewatching it earlier this year. But they definitely brought me back in. Homecoming was at that time my favorite Spider-Man movie ever but it still hit me with some fatigue from the baggage that came along with it from Civil War. But then Thor: Ragnarok brought me back in full swing.
I'm really glad they're taking almost a full year off from the films at least.
I think the break should help.