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Because why would they want to? It's far from the Marvel franchise's first failure, and it has long since lost its grip on the cultural zeitgeist; there's no longer this sense that any of it is required watching anymore. So a lot of people just... don't; and the people who do, by and large...

Unfortunately, all the cult members they put in positions of power within many companies are going to fight tooth and nail to keep everything as woke as possible; they're going to have to fire all of them before they can shift the focus away from producing propaganda, back towards making...

But that's if they hate it; giving it a 5/10 means that's the best they could do without exposing the scam.

Who's to say that the Greeks living back then wouldn't have felt the same way? Remember; time has a way of separating the wheat from the chaff, as well as obliterating nuance and context. I'm sure thousands of years from now, nobody will remember anything but our bests works either.

Okay... Have you ever considered the possibility that you simply have terrible taste? Just throwing that out there.

That may be, and I haven't seen the film myself so I can't really be sure one way or the other; but you can't deny that the people behind the film said what they said, so is it really that out of the question might go into the film expecting it to be thinly veiled regressive leftist propaganda...

Yeah, well; I don't see how you got to the point where you can see the Star Wars sequels or RWBY as being legitimately good works of fiction. I just accept that you and I are usually going to have different perspectives when it comes to these things.

Regardless of how well it came across to you, the intent seems rather clear; going by what the people who made the film have said.

Most professional critics are paid advertisement these days, so there's really no point in listening to what they have to say. In any even, Midnight's Edge has put out a video on the film, and it seems like the franchise is doubling down on the whole woke female supremacy angle going forward.

The MCU films, like most Hollywood blockbuster films, have always been primarily about the spectacle; the plot is really only there to get the characters from one action set piece to another, and maybe provide an opportunity for some funny interactions along the way.

He just comes across as rather annoying and superficial in that teenagery sort of way. I never saw the Amazing Spiderman movies; their reputation was enough to keep me away. I also never saw Homecoming and Far From Home, so I suppose I can't comment on their quality. All I can say is that the...

Actually, that's the worst part of the MCU, in my opinion. Characters aging and dying does nothing but lock out further story opportunities. And Tom Holland is pretty much the worst Spiderman I've ever seen; I just want to punch his character in the face and never stop.

Mostly because his portrayal deviated massively from what I want in a Spiderman story. I don't want teenaged Spiderman, I want young adult Spiderman; and the less said about the other characters in this particular incarnation of his mythos, the better (seriously, young and sexy aunt May is just...

I've said this before; but after the first Avengers movie, none of the crossover films have interested me in the slightest. Even many of the solo movies were unwatchable; the only ones I really remember enjoying are the first Iron Man, the first Captain America, Doctor Strange, Black Panther...