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The Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) is an American media franchise and shared universe centered on a series of superhero films produced by Marvel Studios, based on characters from American comic books published by Marvel Comics. The franchise is owned by the Walt Disney Company and includes television series, short films, digital series, and literature. The shared universe, much like the original Marvel Universe in…
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Days ago I saw this movie thanks to its premiere on the Disney + platform, my eldest son loaded with excitement asked me to watch it together, it is an activity that he enjoys, I didn't want to say no because frankly I had no interest in seeing it, after the disappointing fourth phase of the MCU, I lost all interest in the movies and series to come, and I don't think this movie and the fifth phase that begin would b…More
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It's been a while since my recent text and the situation has changed a bit. It will not be a long text, because there is basically nothing to write about. It's not that the problem is bizarre, insignificant, or anything - it's just that the explanation is simple. Marvel is still making good money and is not yet feeling (clearly) the decline in popularity, but I think it's a matter of time. And to be clear - some of…More
In my first post I spoke about Captain Marvel and the continuity issues that it creates. The second major continuity error is the movie Eternals (2021). Before I explain why the movie is one big continuity error, I need to give a brief synopsis of the movie. Eternals is about a group of aliens from the planet Olympus that were sent to earth by a godlike figure known as Arishem. The members of this team are shown fig…More
This is a cross post of @awardedguide/mcu-and-the-issue-of-continuity-part-1 by @awardedguide. My opinion on some of the major marvel continuity errors and where I think "continuity" is heading.More
MCU and the issue of continuity Like many people, I have dedicated hours to watching the Marvel Cinematic Universe. This was the first time that so many different live-action movies with different characters, directors, and storylines were put together to make one cohesive story. Marvel did it so well and while they occasionally had a slight continuity error, it was never anything glaring. Many issues were explained…More
Image source As we're approaching the 478th billion Marvel movie "Avengers: The Actual Endgame But Not Really" I keep having this question in the back of my mind: Shouldn't the Marvel universe be broken by now? I mean, I live in Baghdad, and it wasn't destroyed half as bad as New York in the first Avengers movie and we're still trying to rebuild almost 20 years later. I mean, okay, forget about all the destroyed bui…More
Eh, here we go again. I've posted a blog like this 3 or 4 times, but every time it's been a few days since it was published, I was disappointed with it. Initially, when I was infatuated with the Marvel universe, I praised it too much, then criticized it too much. This time I abstained from writing for a long time in order to better rethink the content of this text and my arguments for and against the MCU. Well, ther…More
[English Version] Hello community! How are you? All good on my part, quite happy to be back to the UCM I wanted to put together a little top of what should be the best series of the UCM this year in my opinion, in this case I did not want to count Hawkeye and What if...? because I have not seen both, but I do not think it is bad considering that the whole series of Hawkeye has not yet been released and What if...? i…More
*Nuevamente con ustedes en una nueva edición...!!* Wolverine Hasta esta fecha, todos los que somos amantes del cine de Marvel, disfrutamos mucho de la etapa de Wolverine, interpretado por el estupendo actor australiano, Hugh Jackman. Han sido 17 años que este señor nos regaló todas esa escenas de acción desde que se estrenase la cinta "X-Men" por allá en el 2000 pero, así como hay un principio, también hay un fin y…More
*Hola amigos, gracias una vez mas por estar ahí.. Bienvenidos a una nueva edición..!!* BrigitteNielsen *El solo hecho de que Marvel tenga a su haber un nuevo proyecto anual, ello implica el que un buen número de figuras de Hollywood quieran unirse a la ya extensa Familia de Marvel Studios. Algunos no muestran esa inquietud por pertenecer, pero hay otros que mueren por ser parte de algunos de los proyectos de la Casa…More
What makes a fictional universe good? In this requested episode of Overrated, Vox’s Phil Edwards explores the past and present of fictional universes to try to figure it out. Now that the dust has settled from the just wrapped New York City Comic Con, we thought now would be as good a time as ever to take a hard look at the state of DC's interconnected cinematic universe and ask the question is the DCEU doomed? [Bus…More
# The Truth About Marvel Movies: Darker Than You Thought! You can now safely say that Marvel Studios knows what they’re doing (You can argue about DC’s case). Their movies are well received, boost their sales and even turn some side characters into good case studies for how to revive dead characters.On the other hand, Marvel Movies have some dark secrets – the secret being that they cut out their darkest moments.Thr…More
In the wake of a new “Infinity War” trailer and the 10th anniversary of the “Marvel Cinematic Universe” (MCU) coming up, it’s time to reflect on the reason college students even go to the movies anymore. Granted, everyone has their own opinions and their own preferences when it comes to the MCU and I am by far no expert, but there isn’t anyone stopping me from voicing my opinion—so here it goes. 5. Thor: Ragnarok Ev…More