Is the MCU repetitive?

The MCU has a tendency to repeat stories, even in movies set all across the galaxy. It’s a formula that works in setting up a comic book movie universe, but 14 films in, and fans are finally beginning to call out for Marvel to up its game.

Why do all Marvel movies look the same?

They all have a certain flat chromatic scheme to them, a sort of grayscale sheen that mutes the colors and sets scenes beneath a bland veneer. This is the result of color grading, basically just the process of digitally altering the color of a film.

What 3 Marvel movies take place in the same week?

In fact, the events of The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, and Thor all took place within the same week.

How long would it take to binge every Marvel movie?

All 22 films in the Marvel Cinematic Universe, from Iron Man to Avengers: Endgame the films clocks in at 2871 minutes. That is 47 hours and 51 minutes. Almost 2 days.

Is Incredible Hulk before Iron Man 2?

Note: Technically, you could watch The Incredible Hulk before Iron Man 2. Marvel said The Incredible Hulk, Iron Man 2, and Thor all happen around the same time – though The Incredible Hulk released a couple years before the others.

Does Spider Man homecoming take place?

Spider-Man: Homecoming takes place in 2016, after the events of Captain America: Civil War. Marvel Studios has confirmed that the “8 years later” title card (after that scene from the Battle of New York cleanup, which was 2012) was a mistake. It was only 4 years later.

Why do we love Marvel movies so much?

They take the big guns and give them stories that transcend even their own legends. With the Marvel character movies (and this is not exclusive to the Cinematic Universe films), the obvious goal is to just keep the franchises steadily moving. For the love of Odin, can’t someone go in and shake things up a bit?

How has the Marvel Cinematic Universe changed since its debut?

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has come a long way since its 2008 debut, but the more movies it puts out, the more cracks are beginning to show. Marvel Studios is closing in on its ninth anniversary, and it’s not slowing down any time soon, with 2016 raising the bar even higher for the Marvel Cinematic Universe.

Should you support Marvel across all platforms?

Die hard Marvel fans will tell you that you can never have too much of a good thing, but supporting Marvel across all platforms is beginning to feel like homework. As it is, the movie universe is the movie universe, the Netflix universe is the Netflix universe, and Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D. is doing its own thing.

Why is Disney so unwilling to make changes to the MCU?

It’s a process that continues to turn over massive profits, so it makes sense that Disney is so unwilling to make a change, but it shouldn’t have to come at the expense of three-dimensional characters. Tony Stark is perhaps Marvel’s most developed character, with seven MCU appearances and still more to come.