@woop54 If you watch movies correctly (letting your eyes be drawn toward anything and everything that appears in the frame), it’s incredibly distracting. The sensation of having to look at words you can already clearly hear and understand is horrible and kills the experience.
@ragingrox@deeceelife@KeiziTV Pressure was obviously a lot lower. It also seems like Hollywood’s rate of production has slowed way down to a point that’s simply incompatible with what the MCU did. No part of 2020s Hollywood is releasing 4 origin movies, 1 sequel, and the big team up in just 4 years. No way.
@BrownBomber723@NerdyBoh@TheInSneider Yeah but at least then he could’ve had the sequel out already by the time this merger went through, and other big projects too far along to cancel.
@BrownBomber723@NerdyBoh@TheInSneider The truth is, though it’s not entirely fair given the circumstances, Gunn was about 1 year behind where he needed to be. Superman should’ve been released summer 2024, or at the very latest November or December of 24.
@ragingrox@deeceelife@KeiziTV The MCU had zero expectations when it first began. By blockbuster standards the phase 1 budgets were not big. No one knew for certain how big the franchise would become. That’s why it can never be replicated.
@jbthecardsfan@chxvalry Hollywood wants Avengers 2012 and will never stop chasing it. The general audience doesn’t care about that anymore, unless it’s an actual new Avengers movie.
@GrayHarden77 Even if the Snyderverse never returns, Snyder’s Justice League will remain the only version of Justice League to be fully realized in a live action movie. Gunn’s universe will never get that far. And BVS will remain the first and only Batman/Superman/WW combo movie event.