"Boring" is a pretty good reason to hate an action moviesure but there's plenty of boring MCU movies. The first Thor movie was pretty boring, not to mention Captain Marvel.
Haven't seen any since Endgame so my vote goes to Thor 2. It was so terribly boring.I AoU is basically the boring Avengers movie, at least that seems to be the perception. For me, It's not bad, but Ultron and the twin were so disappointing.
I don't understand the hate for AoU, maybe because the first was really good and since AoU didn't quite measure up people act like it was awful?
I find it insane that the first Thor movie, Thor (2011), isnt ever considered in any of these polls or discussions. It is by FAR the worst movie in the entire MCU and is always the one I dont fully see or just skip entirely when I do a full rewatch of the MCU.Agreed, plus the fact that 80% of the movie uses dutch angles ugh Thor's eyebrows are also very distracting
Its much MUCH worse than The Dark World imo. The Dark World at least has the correct portrayal of Loki, who has that snark/confidence in his personality that he doesnt have in the first Thor movie (where he is very stoic and boring). His scenes in the Dark World are entertaining enough to carry the movie.
Thor (2011) has such a different and boring Loki character portrayal compared to how he acts in Avengers (2012) and beyond.
But thats not even the worst part of the movie. Any scene involving Natalie Portman and her stupid sidekick Darcy are the most painful scenes to watch. Its only in this movie too, Darcy and Jane are much more bearable to experience (although still not great) in future movies/shows like Dark World/WandaVision/Love and Thunder etc.
I dont know how you all can stand seeing Natalie Portman say stuff like Oh My God!!! Do me a favor and dont be dead! etc. Or when Thor says alright whos next?? in the first fight on the frost giant planet in Thor (2011). Its so fucking cringe that its painful to watch.
Whenever people make fun of the MCU for having stupid generic humor and quips like hes right behind me isnt he or in that same tone of those jokes, I immediately think of Thor (2011). Its one of the worst comic book movies ever made.
I find it insane that the first Thor movie, Thor (2011), isnt ever considered in any of these polls or discussions. It is by FAR the worst movie in the entire MCU and is always the one I dont fully see or just skip entirely when I do a full rewatch of the MCU.
Its much MUCH worse than The Dark World imo. The Dark World at least has the correct portrayal of Loki, who has that snark/confidence in his personality that he doesnt have in the first Thor movie (where he is very stoic and boring). His scenes in the Dark World are entertaining enough to carry the movie.
Thor (2011) has such a different and boring Loki character portrayal compared to how he acts in Avengers (2012) and beyond.
But thats not even the worst part of the movie. Any scene involving Natalie Portman and her stupid sidekick Darcy are the most painful scenes to watch. Its only in this movie too, Darcy and Jane are much more bearable to experience (although still not great) in future movies/shows like Dark World/WandaVision/Love and Thunder etc.
I dont know how you all can stand seeing Natalie Portman say stuff like Oh My God!!! Do me a favor and dont be dead! etc. Or when Thor says alright whos next?? in the first fight on the frost giant planet in Thor (2011). Its so fucking cringe that its painful to watch.
Whenever people make fun of the MCU for having stupid generic humor and quips like hes right behind me isnt he or in that same tone of those jokes, I immediately think of Thor (2011). Its one of the worst comic book movies ever made.
The first Thor is freaking awesome.Nah its pretty much the exact opposite of awesome, couldnt be further from it really
The first Thor is freaking awesome.
hulk ruled, idk why it gets dumped on still. my vote is guardians 2
doc strange 2 also ruled
Also Iron Man 3 isnt bad.BUT THE MANDARIN TWIST THOUGH, IT RUINED THE MOVIE
BUT THE MANDARIN TWIST THOUGH, IT RUINED THE MOVIE
Is Quantumania considered a bad one? The few times Ive heard it brought up people seem to like it.ppl generally really hate it. Personally, i don't get the hate. There are definitely criticisms, but i don't see anything in it as bad as Love and Thunder or Ironman 3.
BUT THE MANDARIN TWIST THOUGH, IT RUINED THE MOVIE...
...I think they're talking about
Remind me?
There are two huge things that don't make sense about Iron Man 3's plotYou could ask this kind of question about a lot of the movies after Avengers 1. It's one reason this kind of crossover isn't really my thing.
Why wasn't Captain America involved in a movie about somebody trying to kill the President of the United States, that's pretty much his turf
Why didn't the other Avengers try to do anything to avenge Tony's "death", especially Bruce, who was living in Stark Tower at that point
Wild to me that Doctor Strange 2 is on this list, that movie is so goodI think both Doctor Strange movies are underrated. I had a blast with both of them.
I think both Doctor Strange movies are underrated. I had a blast with both of them.In a franchise where so many of the films feel cookie cutter, to me it was a miracle they let Dr. Strange 2 be a Sam Raimi horror movie for a large chunk of the runtime
Sam Raimi's direction was the highlight of that movie. Everything else felt so chopped up and like it went through multiple rewrites and reshoots, but Raimi did his thing and it was great for that.Reports say that Raimi was seen in the ER after breaking his back carrying Multiverse of Madness, 'cause hoo boy some of the only things that held up in that movie on a rewatch were the Sam Raimi elements.
If anything, they should've leaned further into the horror angle.
You could ask this kind of question about a lot of the movies after Avengers 1. It's one reason this kind of crossover isn't really my thing.Kinda. the only movies that warrant that criticism are Ironman 3 and Thor2(Cap2 maybe). All the other movie's involved other heroes(Civil War) or were isolated incidents(Antman, Strange)
Wild to me that Doctor Strange 2 is on this list, that movie is so goodOutside of Wanda, I can't really call it good. Raimi's involvement didn't add much outside of first half feeling like a Spiderman movie.
I actually think is the worst is No Way Home, which Im sure loads of you guys probably think is madness.My understanding of common criticism is that story is pretty weak and it relies entirely on nostalgia and memes. If so, I can understand why some would not like it, but I completely disagree with the notion of it being the "worst" MCU movie.
Im actually flabbergasted Love and Thunder has so many votes. It was good. Age of Ultron also has no business near this list.The only thing good about that movie was Christian Bales performance. If only they had leaned into him being the central point instead of having Thor being an open-mic comic.
Im actually flabbergasted Love and Thunder has so many votes. It was good.Nah, this quote I found actually sums it up pretty well.
The only thing good about that movie was Christian Bales performance.Really felt like they gave him an entirely different script from the other actors, cuz he felt like he was from a totally different movie from everyone else. His performance was probably the only good part, but even then his character was wholly wasted.
Sam Raimi's direction was the highlight of that movie. Everything else felt so chopped up and like it went through multiple rewrites and reshoots, but Raimi did his thing and it was great for that.I was partial to how Thor rode Stormbringer into battle like it was a wizards broom.
If anything, they should've leaned further into the horror angle.
Eternals is actually really good, and I'll never understand the complaints about it.
Really felt like they gave him an entirely different script from the other actors, cuz he felt like he was from a totally different movie from everyone else. His performance was probably the only good part, but even then his character was wholly wasted.
I made a comment "Your role as Gorr the Butcher was really good" and his only response to that was "Yeah, I thought the movie was going to be more serious from the script I was given." and that was it. He would normally say good things about the other films he talked about, which goes to show he probably didn't like the movie all too well lol.So it's like Kojima where he goes on twitter to post an entire essay to talk about films he likes and has selfies of him at the theater, and then for dogshit like Madame Web it's just "I saw Madame Web at the theater" and a picture of the poster pulled from Google Images?
So it's like Kojima where he goes on twitter to post an entire essay to talk about films he likes and has selfies of him at the theater, and then for dogshit like Madame Web it's just "I saw Madame Web at the theater" and a picture of the poster pulled from Google Images?