It’s so nice to see a Marvel film that isn’t trying desperately to be forcefully stuffed into an extended universe timeline.
It’s so nice to see a Marvel film that isn’t trying desperately to be forcefully stuffed into an extended universe timeline.
A Marvel film that dares to slow down, let its characters breathe, and ask what happens after the heroics stop and the guilt sets in.
Lacks the memorable spectacle that most superhero films need in order to succeed. There’s no massively rousing, crowd-pleasing moment, and it’s one of the more unremarkable entries in the MCU.
It’s never a good sign when a highly anticipated, mega-budget summer movie is so dull that you’d rather take a nap.
Adds to the already cluttered MCU line of films that are more concerned with delivering a spectacle than a story.
Not as great as you’d hoped, but not as bad as you feared.