Post by moviemeisters on Jun 20, 2017 3:15:37 GMT
The one I'm most anticipating is not on that list: Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3. I really enjoyed 1 and 2.
I guess second would be Thor: Ragnarok, since the film looks like a lot of fun. It gets my vote.
Can't say I'm particularly interested in the others:
Spider-Man: Homecoming has a screenplay done by individuals who, to my knowledge, have not made a good film. Also, there hasn't been a good Spider-Man film since 2004.
Black Panther and Captain Marvel could have potential, I suppose, but I know very little about the characters and, in the context of the MCU, I'm kind of tired of origin stories.
I'm not looking forward to Ant-Man and Wasp, because I didn't care for the first one and this one has the same writers/director.
As far as Avengers 3 and 4 are concerned, I'm worried that they will be bloated because of the sheer number of characters involved. It'd be hard to give ANYONE anything substantial if it has this many superheroes. I've heard that they want the film to be told from Thanos' perspective and I understand their reasoning, but I think it'll make the film difficult to connect to. I, personally, think they should continue to focus on Cap and Stark with the others in supporting roles, but hey, maybe that's just me.
-Kenneth
I guess second would be Thor: Ragnarok, since the film looks like a lot of fun. It gets my vote.
Can't say I'm particularly interested in the others:
Spider-Man: Homecoming has a screenplay done by individuals who, to my knowledge, have not made a good film. Also, there hasn't been a good Spider-Man film since 2004.
Black Panther and Captain Marvel could have potential, I suppose, but I know very little about the characters and, in the context of the MCU, I'm kind of tired of origin stories.
I'm not looking forward to Ant-Man and Wasp, because I didn't care for the first one and this one has the same writers/director.
As far as Avengers 3 and 4 are concerned, I'm worried that they will be bloated because of the sheer number of characters involved. It'd be hard to give ANYONE anything substantial if it has this many superheroes. I've heard that they want the film to be told from Thanos' perspective and I understand their reasoning, but I think it'll make the film difficult to connect to. I, personally, think they should continue to focus on Cap and Stark with the others in supporting roles, but hey, maybe that's just me.
-Kenneth