There were a few sections that were moving snappy on some D+ ish so I kinda get where you’re coming from. I ultimately didn’t mind it because I was so wrapped up into the aesthetic. Reminded me of the fighting montage from Captain America: The First Avenger, but double the tempo.6/10
Ima check Doomsday and then I’m done with MCU. They took a lot of effort in getting the 60’s look down & the family aspect but the humor and dialogue just ruins it. Didn’t bother me when I was younger but I’ve outgrown the low effort in how they tell stories. It just felt like a 2 hr Disney+ show, nothing felt unique or interesting about this. The long expositions are killing Marvel movies, my god it’s like watching paint dry. There’s no subtlety or treating the viewer like they’re intelligent. Everything is force fed and so heavy handed.
This really wasn’t any different than Endgame. In a race against time, the heroes gather as much intel to stop a super villian from destroying their home, hijinks and sarcastic banter develop.
Oh and the power of friendship (getting the crowd to stop being mean, getting Shalla to reconsider) once again saves the day.
Kirby carried the movie on her back.
I was feeling so-so on Shakman up until that space expedition. Really want more of that. Not as hung up on the Red Ghost shyt as much as I am with the Lyonne sub-plot for Ben that went nowhere. Overall solid job for a second directorial feature though. Looking at it in a similar way to Spider-Man: Homecoming.




They actually did it, a good F4 movie that’s not The Incredibles. 8/10 4th time the charm I guess lol. Not better than Supes but still a good watch. Still disappointed at the DOOM casting tho. But marvel is winning my trust back in the movie department.
