Marvel Cinematic Universe

I am asking very nicely that you please suggest ways to save the MCU.
a) Endgame ends with them quipping about not being back in the same Kansas as they see Magneto fighting with the X-Men gang, TO BE CONTINUED
b) Endgame as-is, two or three years of tv/miniseries of street level heroes fighting crime while background updates on cosmics rebuilding, then fold in the next big space hitler after we've had a while to enjoy Spidey stopping bank robbers and Cap punching commies and other normal George Reeves shit
 
Has there ever been a bigger downgrade in cinema history?
Yes
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There's also The Equalizer where we went from Edward Woodward to Denzel Washington to fucking Queen Latifah of all people.
 
Where are people getting these budget numbers from? I've seen the figure creep up from 500 million, to "2 billion for break even" which is getting a bit silly.
They’re just making it up for fun

Re: the trailer, I simply cannot believe how many damn characters there are shown. It’s unreal. And there’s gonna be plenty of non superhero characters too that will require screentime. This will be a mess
 
Where are people getting these budget numbers from? I've seen the figure creep up from 500 million, to "2 billion for break even" which is getting a bit silly.
People are playing games with the budget, but to be realistic: do you think this movie will cost more or less than Deadpool and Wolverine. That movie had a confirmed $400 million budget not including the $100 million the UK gives Disney for free for all their big movies, and the way I see it, there is zero chance that Doomsday costs less than Deadpool and Wolverine. Not with all the actors in play, not with the huge paychecks for Robert Downey Jr and the Russos, not with the special effects that will have more going on than Deadpool and Wolverine, not with the advertising budget. But being generous and saying that this is the exact same budget as Deadpool and Wolverine, that's still about a billion to break even. And unlike Deadpool and Wolverine which had zero competition in any capacity, they decided to stick to the same release day as Dune Messiah which has IMAX theater exclusivity and just one week before both Christmas and Jumanji 4, Jumanji being a series that has an extremely bizarre amount of success at the box office.
 
Endgame as-is, two or three years of tv/miniseries of street level heroes fighting crime while background updates on cosmics rebuilding, then fold in the next big space hitler after we've had a while to enjoy Spidey stopping bank robbers and Cap punching commies and other normal George Reeves shit
That should have been post infinity war
And then bring in endgame with some of the street level heroes helping in some way or another.

They fucked it by rushing it.
Could have had a snap series within the MCU of characters, normal folk talking about dealing with the snap. Follow up with a post end game series of people dealing with coming back with everything different.

Everything post endgame should have had some sort of risk. Nothing did.

Multiverse should have been the post endgame chapter with just going balls to the walls not just cameos. Set movies in different universes with different actors just as one offs then do dr strange with a cameo of some of those stories, spiderman with cameos of some of those stories, etc etc etc.

Endgame was their clean slate. Go buck wild. Hard reset.
 
Why do these movies have so many heroes in them and always one villain? The Avengers are like five people but their films include every actor who could be bribed. It would be like if Justice League had 200 heroes fighting Darkside at the end. Choda Boy go! Jimmy Olson, clear out those parademons over there! Hawkbaby, Perry White, let's do this thing!

And why is a chubby normie with a pistol considered a superhero capable of fighting mutants with powers?
 
That should have been post infinity war
This is something I really wanted to see.

I feel like there was untapped potential within the timeskip between Infinity War and Endgame. I really would have been interested to see what happened right after the snap, like imagine the real world ramifications of it. I mean Endgame and a few post Endgame movies kinda gave a glimpse of that.

But I really would have loved to see what happened between those movies. It's like with the comic book media project in Star Wars that covered what happened during the Clone Wars between Episodes 2 and 3. Which gave us a lot of good content with comics showing stories of what happened in the war, the adventures that Anakin and Obi Wan went through and the other new characters in the comics.

They could have done something similar with the period between the snaps. One thing I loved about Infinity War is how real and scary a few scenes felt, especially that scene where 2 of Thanos's servants land in New York in their spinning ring spaceship. The main characters go outside the Taj Mahal to go to the source of the noise and there's an entire crowd of people running in panick, it's all windy and dusty as we here a loud spaceship noise until it's revealed to be that giant ring spaceship. It felt very raw and real, so they certainly had some writers who had a talent for writing "raw and real" things.

Their talents could have been best utilized for writing the period between Infinity War and Endgame, it would have been great if we saw a lot more of the aftermath, of what happened after the snap. Just imagine the real world ramifications of an event like this happening. You would have people panicking in the streets, cars crashing, more helicopters falling, the news media would be sending government alerts on TV like in the Ant Man movie urging everyone to stay calm. There would be authorities on the streets trying to keep crowds calm at the same time some of the policemen are disappearing. Social Media would be going crazy with people tweeting out in panic of all their relatives and friends who disappeared in front of them. They would be tweeting out how it relates to Tony Stark's disappearance. If Kiwifarms existed in the MCU, there would be a thread in the Happenings section about the snap and it would be having a lot of new posts with lots of pages going on with users here sharing updates on what the government is saying. Some people would think it's an end of the world scenario like like rapture, you would see street preachers going viral talking about how it's the "end times" and they would probably gain a few followers. Entire areas of land would probably be void of people like how it was shown in Endgame, I would imagine that maybe nearly the entire population of small countries like Cuba would completely disappear and their governments would completely collapse. There would be massive chaos with riots being formed by panicked people not knowing what the fuck was happening and probably still after even after the entire government explained what was going on. Then after that, imagine the economic and societal ramifications of the snap. Thanos would maybe be right that there would be more resources for people, but at the same time, there would be a lot of empty land where populations disappeared. An entire half of the workforce disappeared, how would you imagine that would affect different industries and productivity? I'm sure it would surely have a negative impact on the maintenance of long range infostructure like powerlines, cellular towers, internet cables. So there would probably be issues with the internet and cellular performance.

This was such a perfect avenue in the MCU to explore that they kinda neglected. They probably could have done this through a show of one of the MCU's street level Superheros like Daredevil. Maybe have a couple episodes take place during Infinity War when Daredevil is trying to hunt down his own villain while the story of Infinity War is happening in the background. They could allude to it by having a scene where the TV shows the space ship that arrived near the Taj Mahal and show it report later on of Tony Stark's disappearance. And then when Daredevil is having a final fight with the Villain with his allies and the villain with his goons. Maybe Daredevil needs his ally to throw him a Mcguffin, and right when that happens, his friend Foggy disappears or something. Daredevil gets pissed at the villain because he thinks the villain did it, and the villain is confused and explains he didn't do it and then his own goons start disappearing too alongside Daredevil's friends. And then Daredevil and the Villain are stuck in some sort of awkward situation where they are trapped in the building or something because some heavy piece of infrastructure in the Villain's lair can only be in place while being maintained but the Villain's minions holding it disappears and drops it and so Daredevil and the Villain have to work together to get out of the lair.

And once they get out of it, Daredevil goes to the streets of New York and sees the chaos of people disappearing in panic and TV channels behind the windows of shops in New York City playing audio of government alerts. And the next episodes afterwards, we see Daredevil having to deal with the chaos of the snap happening afterwards. That would feel really "raw and real." And the next season can showcase the heroes dealing with issues from the fallout of the snap, it would have been cool to see a show about Rodey in Mexico dealing with the narcos like how he described in Endgame. Maybe the Mexican government completely collapses from the chaos of the snap and the cartels completely take over Mexico and that's why Rodey is sent to deal with them.

At least that would have been my idea if I were Kevin Feige.
 
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