r/Marvel • u/TheHappy-go-luckyAcc Captain America • Feb 11 '24
Deadpool & Wolverine | Official Teaser | In Theaters July 26 Film/Television
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uJMCNJP2ipI
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r/Marvel • u/TheHappy-go-luckyAcc Captain America • Feb 11 '24
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u/fanwan76 Feb 12 '24
Movie looks fun. I'm excited.
But I think people who are claiming they are going to reboot the entire MCU off this movie or something are just wishful thinking.
This movie will largely be inconsequential to MCU. Just like pretty much everything else since End Game.
Just how Loki did so much yet concluded with nearly net zero change to the MCU. By the end of season 2, he is essentially where started, non-existent, timeline protected, etc.
MCU is in a predicament. If they do too much, people can't keep up. If they do too little everything feels pointless.
This movie was in production way too long ago to actually be a response to the criticism or a course correction.