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What's your hot take on the Marvel cinematic Universe? (self.asklemmy)

submitted 6 days ago by psion1369 to c/asklemmy

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Mine is that the Disney+ shows should not have any impact on the movies, that they should just be on their own.

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[–] maxalmonte14 6 points 6 days ago (1 children)

Most comic fans do take the piss out of everything, I don't even read that many comics and after seeing Captain America Civil War was disappointed AF, it was not only a water down version of the storyline, it was so different and the stakes were so low that made me ask myself why would they even call it Civil War to begin with.

Why I'm trying to say is that reading the comics will only make you hate more this adaptations, they rarely do justice to the characters and storyline, although that's kinda OK since they are two different mediums.

[–] darthsid 2 points 6 days ago

Ah gotcha, yeah I’m with you 👍