Matt: appreciate your thoughtful take as usual. I do think this is an inflection point for Marvel. The only thing I do want to bring up is that Love and Thunder, Multiverse of Madness, and Wakanda Forever came out one year ago and (despite not being very good) all of those movies were massive hits. Like huge. So I think it’s just worth n…
Matt: appreciate your thoughtful take as usual. I do think this is an inflection point for Marvel. The only thing I do want to bring up is that Love and Thunder, Multiverse of Madness, and Wakanda Forever came out one year ago and (despite not being very good) all of those movies were massive hits. Like huge. So I think it’s just worth noting the context that this phenomenon of marvel films not doing well is EXTREMELY recent
For sure. But even in terms of recent hits, they seemed more ephemeral than other Marvel movies. Like for all the box office success of Love and Thunder, there's probably not much excitement for a fifth Thor movie or to have Waititi come back, which is a pretty big change following the enthusiasm after Ragnarok.
Matt: appreciate your thoughtful take as usual. I do think this is an inflection point for Marvel. The only thing I do want to bring up is that Love and Thunder, Multiverse of Madness, and Wakanda Forever came out one year ago and (despite not being very good) all of those movies were massive hits. Like huge. So I think it’s just worth noting the context that this phenomenon of marvel films not doing well is EXTREMELY recent
For sure. But even in terms of recent hits, they seemed more ephemeral than other Marvel movies. Like for all the box office success of Love and Thunder, there's probably not much excitement for a fifth Thor movie or to have Waititi come back, which is a pretty big change following the enthusiasm after Ragnarok.