@AvengersUpdated While I do agree that he is right about Thanos not having much of a build up pre Infinity War and Endgame, still even seeing him in the post credits of past movies reminded us that a bigger threat was coming.
Spike Lee has defended ‘MICHAEL’ from negative reactions from critics:
“I’ve saw it twice. Loved it… First of all, if you’re a movie critic and you’re complaining about this stuff… but the movie ends in ’88, you’re talking about accusations that happened later”
(Source: @CNN)
@zeze_renho@SpiderMan_MCU_ Still, both the games and movies use advanced technology, nothing is drastically different or less than the other.
And this isn’t like something that’s going change the entire film, it’s just a small part of the ACTUAL important narrative that the film.
@SpiderMan_MCU_ But they won’t ever complain about this in other media including the Insomniac video games that also do the same thing with both Spider-Men using advanced technology to help them during missions.
@SpiderMan_MCU_ It’s genuinely funny how one half of the fandom can’t comprehend Peter Parker being intelligent enough to make his own technology that is resourceful for him being Spider-Man and when they can’t deliver a good argument, always revert back to the same old “iron boy jr” comments.