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Topic	The new Captain America will be confusing for people who don't watch the shows.
Jabodie 01/02/25 11:34:36 AM #21:	A good example of this is the Hawkeye show, which I think is in the better part of the MCU. Do you really need to watch Avengers 1, Black Widow, End Game, Daredevil, and whatever "prerequisites" to those to enjoy the show? No, not really. The show gives sufficient context on its own so long as you but into the general concept of superhero movies and understand superhero tropes. And I wouldn't recommend anybody slog through a bunch of other media to "understand" Hawkeye. Maybe enjoying this show will make a viewer interested in the background. I even think something like Agatha All Along can be enjoyed without WandaVision. Not quite as smoothly, I think, but the setup of the show isn't unusual for a "new" story. --- <insert sig here> <cite>Jabodie posted [p:983513036] in The new Ca... [t:80911611]...</cite> <quote>A good example of this is the Hawkeye show, which I think is in the better part of the MCU. Do you really need to watch Avengers 1, Black Widow, End Game, Daredevil, and whatever "prerequisites" to those to enjoy the show? No, not really. The show gives sufficient context on its own so long as you but into the general concept of superhero movies and understand superhero tropes. And I wouldn't recommend anybody slog through a bunch of other media to "understand" Hawkeye. Maybe enjoying this show will make a viewer interested in the background. I even think something like Agatha All Along can be enjoyed without WandaVision. Not quite as smoothly, I think, but the setup of the show isn't unusual for a "new" story. --- <insert sig here></quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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