lol oh man imagine the theories about the reset aftermath
as in imagine recasting and or the reaging of the mcu characters
You love that word don't you?
You're also still wrong, it doesn't match your personal definition of that word or the actual one.
Deep down I just think they want a new Iron Man and Captain America who is still Tony Stark and Steve Rogers. Also a way to explain the X-Men and eventually give us our first live action Miles Morales.
mind boggling about this whole mcu reset storylines
It makes sense to me. I also forgot to mention it's a chance to make the audience feel like they don't need to watch the old stuff to like the new stuff. You always hear people complain about how they feel like they got to watch previous stuff just to know what is going to happen in the latest movie or show.
I'm a little confused about this who Doomsday is Phase Zero thing. I thought Doomsday was going to be the first half of the big conclusion to the Multiverse Saga the same way Infinity War was for the Infinity Saga, but I don't understand how it can do that, and be this completely new standalone thing.
Even in an ongoing series, the ideal is to make every installment accessible to a new audience, since any installment could be someone's first (and since even returning viewers or readers may need their memories jogged). It's just a matter of giving the exposition to bring newcomers up to speed. After all, even a standalone story or the beginning of a series has a backstory it needs to explain to the audience. The very first Star Trek pilot was set in the aftermath of an unseen battle on Rigel VII. The very first Star Wars movie pretended to be the fourth chapter of a serial. So it's always possible to bring new audiences up to speed on previous events in the characters' lives. Whether it's the first work in a series or the fiftieth, the principles of exposition are still the same.
In the past, Marvel hasn't always lived up to that. I doubt you could really follow Infinity War/Endgame without having seen the previous films. Maybe this time they're just trying harder to balance continuity with accessibility -- to tell the story in a way that includes everything the viewer needs to know about the characters and relevant backstory.
There's a lot of that going around lately.
Another hard pass since it's coming from the Ellison House of Fascism.
crazy how its been almost 20 years since the mcu made there debut when it started with the incredible hulk or was it iron man 1
I think it was Iron Man because Tony Stark had a cameo in Hulk.