Dragonball Super Movie Superhero

 

Dragonball Super

Super Hero

So I saw Dragonball Super: Super Hero, and here's my review of it...I loved it. Like as a Dragonball fan for the past couple of years, I just love this film. This film had great animation and great action scenes. I love the storyline. It's basically if you're familiar with Dragonball or not. The story is about the Red Ribbon Army returning. It's about them creating new androids to take over the world, but one of the characters thinks he's saving the world, but he's not. The film's primary focus is on Piccolo and Gohan for once. This film has both characters at their best, and it's a father and son story arc. 

Let's face it, Piccolo is Gohan's real father, unlike Goku. 

I enjoyed the film's fight scenes, like Gohan and Piccolo fighting Andriod 1 and 2. There were also some hilarious moments in the movie that made me laugh hard. This film is so much fun to watch, and the animation is fantastic. All the characters in the movie are great, and everyone gets their moment to shine.

Piccolo is by far the best character in the whole film; in this film, he finally shines because he is my favorite character in all of Dragonball. I just love how he is done in this film and becomes so powerful. 

Gohan was known to be one of the most powerful, but he was wasted. Especially in Dragonball GT, ugh, we talk about that noncanon crap. In this film, we finally see Gohan at his best, and he's so cool. His special attack is just awesome. Gohan finally got his moment, and I got to say I like his daughter Pan in this film. She's a lot better than GT's Pan...Ugh.

Gamma 1 and 2 are two of the best characters in the film.

They're not evil because they just want to be superheroes and help people.

I say Gamma 2 was my favorite in the film.

The cast in the film all did a great job voicing these characters. In fact they've been voicing them for years and will continue for who knows how long. Chris Sabat, Sean Schemmel, Kyle Herbert, Monica Rial, and everyone else are fantastic at voicing their characters.

The film's ending is awesome, and there's a post-credit scene, and it is the funniest moment ever in Dragonball. It made the audience shout out."Oh my god, it actually happened!" 

Now is this film better than Broly? Well, my cousin personally likes Broly more. That's fine. I put these two films on the same level. Also, a fun fact is the voice actor of Mario voices the villain Magenta. 

I give Dragonball Super: Superhero 

8 out of 10.

If you're a Dragonball fan, you got to see this movie because it's such a good film.

It's about to we got to see Gohan and Piccolo get their moment to shine.

I hope the next film we see a Gotenks get his moment too.  

Every Season Has It's Faults and Positives

 

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Every season has faults, and every season has its positives.

Every season has its faults and positives 

Starting with Winter

Faults 

It's Freezing Cold, like -30

Nights are Longer

Freezing Rain

Slippery Roads

Frost Bite

Snow Storms 

Positives 

Christmas

Hanukkah

Valentine's Day

Snow Days

Skiing 

Skating

Snowball Fights

Warm Nights at home with a hot cup of Cocoa 

 

Spring

Faults

Lots of Rain 

Wet and Muddy Outside

Spring Allergies

Bugs Come Back

Positives 

It's Warmer again

Flowers Grow Back

Spring Break

Easter

Saint Patrick's Day

Turning the Clock Forward 

Longer Days.

  

Summer

Faults

It's Too Hot

Allergy Season is at its worse

Sunburn 

Busy Traffic for Summer Vacation

Bugs 

Positives 

Summer Vacation 

School's Out 

Partying

Warm Nights 

Canada Day and July 4th

The Beach

Summer Blockbuster Films 

Autumn  

Faults 

Back to School

It's Colder Again

Turning The Clocks Back 

Longer Nights

Flu Season 

Positives 

Halloween

Thanksgiving 

The Leafs Turning Red and Yellow.

New Shows and New Seasons

Pumpkin Patch 

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So every season has its faults and positives. 

The best thing you can do every season is just live your life and have fun with every season of the year. 

 

My Brave Review

 

My Brave Review 

To celebrate this film's tenth anniversary, here is my review of one of my favorite Pixar films. I love this film, this film has Celtic lore to it, and this is Pixar's first female lead film too. The movie is about a princess named Meredith who doesn't want to marry a suitor but be free to shoot arrows and live her own life. However, her mother wants to act like a lady and accept the idea of being a princess. The film has an excellent mother-daughter relationship, and that's the focus of the film of both of them acknowledging the other's point of view. In the movie, the two of them get into a fight, and Meredith runs away and meets a witch that will help her be free, but it turns out that what she gave her mother to eat turned her into a bear.

I love her parents in the film; like King Fergus, Meredith's father is one of the best characters in the movie. He loves her daughter for who she is, and he's king trying to act like a proper king, not a warrior. Queen Elenor is a good character and a good mother, rigorous and dutiful, but at the same time, she loves her family very much. Even when she's turned into a bear. I also love the brothers in the film. They are basically Pixar's Huey, Dewy, and Louie, who cause pranks and want to eat nothing but deserts. 

The Three Lords 

Lord MacGuffin

Lord Macintosh

Lord Dingwall 

Are so funny, and these three are just so much to watch. I wish they got a spin-off because that would be funny. I also love how at the end of the film, their sons agree with Meredith at the end of the film and don't wish to marry her because they don't know her that well. I also laugh at every Lord MacGuffin's son speaks. It's just like, what did he say?

The film's villain, Mor'du, is an evil bear that was once a clan prince who lost everything and cursed. If he was on steroids, he would be like the Fox and the Hound Bear. 

Brave also has excellent animation and along with good visuals too. I love how this movie was made, and I would say it's not Pixar's best film, but it's one of the best films they've made. Also, I love the songs from the movie, like Touch the Sky, Learn Me Right, and Into the Open Air song by Julie Fowlis. 

The cast in the film is excellent, like Kelly MacDonald as Merida, Emma Thompson as Queen Elinor, Billy Connolly as King Fergus, Craig Ferguson as Lord Macintosh, Kevin McKidd as Lord MacGuffin, Robbie Coltrane as Lord Dingwall, and Julie Walters as The Witch.

I love this film, and it's on my list of Pixar films. 

I give this film an 8 out of 10.

I recommend it to anyone.

Happy 10th Anniversary. 

  

Raiders of the Lost Ark Review

 

My Review of Raiders of the Lost Ark. 

So last night, I saw Raiders of the Lost Ark in theatres, and I got to tell ya this film still holds up, and it's hard to believe it's 41 years old now. This film is so much fun to watch; it's full of adventure and excitement and has some terrifying moments, like the scene where all the nazis die. This film is about Indiana Jones finding the Lost Ark; however, he's got to deal with nazis who want to use the ark to take over the world, and he reunites with his old flame Marion, and I met the actress Karen Allen, and she's terrific. The film had some great action scenes like the plane fight scene and car chase scene. This film was directed by Steven Speilberg and was written by George Lucas. 

 

The cast in the film all does a great job playing their roles. Harrison Ford is Indiana Jones, and he said when he dies, Indy dies with him. So don't expect a recast. Karen Allen does a great job as Marion Ravenwood, Paul Freeman, John Rhys Davies, who also have met before today, Ronald Lacey, and Alfred Molina, who had a small role but would go on to play Doc Ock in Spiderman. 

Some fans have debated whether Indy's character is relevant to the story.

This is because of an episode of Big Bang Theory where Amy says his character is relevant because the nazis would have all died in the end. Now, this is debatable with fans, and I think Indy's character is vital to the story, in my opinion. 

If I had to rank the Indy films, it would be 

1. Raiders of the Lost Ark

2. The Last Crusade 

3. Temple of Doom

4. Kingdom of the Crystal Skull 

I love Raiders of the Lost Ark, and it's a classic adventure film and we wish we got more movies like this. I give Raiders of the Lost Ark 9 out of 10. It's a great film to watch, and I recommend this film to anyone. It's a classic worth revisiting. 

Now we are getting a final Indiana Jones film, and Harrison Ford is 80 years old. 

I hear though he's still in fine shape at 80. Like they say, age is just a number.

I hope this film gives Harrison and the character of Indiana Jones a good send-off, but I got a bad feeling Indy will get sidelined in this film. 

Indiana Jones 5 comes out next June. I hope it's good, and if it's not, well. We can just look at Last Crusade as Indy's proper send-off.  

Spiderman Review 20th Anniversary

 

Spiderman Review 

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of this film, I thought I might give this film a review. Here's what I think of the movie. I love this film. It's part of my childhood. This film was a game changer in cinema. Without it, we wouldn't have the MCU, and since Tobey Maguire came back to play Spiderman in No Way Home, this film is actually the first MCU film.  

These people made our childhood.

The film was directed by Sam Raimi, and he did a great job making this film. He would later make Dr. Strange 2. The film's cast did a great job: Tobey Maguire, Kristen Dunst, James Franco, Willem Dafoe, Rosemary Harris, Elizabeth Banks, JK Simmons (Who is the best casting of this film,) the late Bill Nunn, and Cliff Robertson. Everyone in the movie was just amazing in their roles. 

Tobey is Spiderman

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The story is about Peter Parker, a geek at high school who gets bitten by a radioactive spider and acquires spider powers. His uncle Ben tells him with Great Power, Comes Great Responsibility. Such an inspiring quote. Peter tries to use his powers to make money and stupidly lets a criminal get away, and his uncle gets shot. Driven by guilt and learning the man who killed him was the same burglar, Peter decides to use his powers to protect the people of New York as Spiderman. 

The film is also about Peter's love life, his struggles, and he's got to fight the Green Goblin. Who is Norman Osborn, the father of his best friend, Harry Osborn. 

Green Goblin was a great villain, and I know many fans today hated the mask. I get that, and hey, No Way Home, they got rid of the mask and made it Dafoe's face, and it worked better. I love the fight scenes between Spiderman and Green Goblin. The bridge scene was fantastic, too, especially when the people of New York help Spiderman out during his fight with Green Goblin. "You mess with one of us, you. You mess with all of us." I actually like that quote despite how cheesy it sounds.

Not to mention, the final fight scene in the film is good and very intense as well. I liked the Green Goblin's death. It was exactly like the comics when he died.

The romance between Peter and MJ is good, and that famous kiss won the best kiss at the MTV Movie Awards. It is an iconic kiss scene. Mary Jane's role in the film is good, like she was the most popular girl in school, but when she graduated, we see her struggling to make it as an actress. This is relatable to a lot of people who graduated from high school because getting a career you want is hard no matter what. 

What's even more interesting at the end of the film is that when Mary Jane confesses she loves Peter, he turns her down even though he loves her so much. He can't risk getting hurt again after the Green Goblin. If you want to know what happens, just watch Spiderman 2.

The film's visuals are good too at the time they were by today they are not so good. The film did a great job with the web-swinging scenes, but the balloons at the Oscorp Festival were crap. I liked the fight scenes in the film. The emotional scenes in the film were well written, and the scene with Peter and Aunt May talking about Ben was emotional because it's not easy losing a member of your family. We've all gone through that.  

The ending of the film is sad but at the same time uplifting because the film is about taking responsibility and learning from our wrongs, and becoming better people.

FUN FACT TIME.

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Fun Fact, Wolverine was supposed to cameo in Spiderman, but they couldn't do it because of timing and film rights.

That would have been so cool. Imagine a Spiderman and Wolverine team-up film with 

Tobey Maguire and Hugh Jackman. That would have been cool. 

Another fun fact is that Spiderman and Wolverine were the most popular superheroes in the 2000s. When Marvel was relaunching the Avengers title, they added Spiderman and Wolverine because of how popular they were at the box office and with fans. 

So that's my review of one of my favorite Superhero films that made my childhood awesome. This film was a game changer, and I've been a big fan of Spiderman for years because he's a character we can all relate to. I give Spiderman 9 out of 10 and a solid A. Also, if you think about it now, Spiderman is the first MCU film. 

My thoughts on the Black Panther Wakanda Forever Trailer

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My thoughts on the Black Panther Wakanda Forever trailer.

So I saw the Black Panther Wakanda Forever trailer, and I like the trailer for the movie. The trailer was full of great visuals. You can tell this movie is going to be very emotional and full of action scenes as well as beautiful shots. 

Seeing Atlantis and Namor was really cool, but the one thing I didn't like was this trailer confirms T'Challa is dead. The trailer also shows us the new Black Panther, who will likely be Shuri. Unless it's Kilmonger, I mean, it's possible, or it's an original character. 

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Who knows who the new Black Panther is, but I still wish it was T'Challa. I don't have a problem with Shuri becoming Black Panther. It happened in the comics, and in my old Black Panther 2 and 3 Fan Cast and Ideas, I would have had her become a Black Panther, and she becomes queen of Wakanda while T'Challa goes to America and becomes a New Avenger. I wouldn't have a problem with Kilmonger if he comes back to life or someone else takes up the mantle, but I still feel like they should have continued T'Challa's story. 

They changed Namor in the film, and it's a wait-and-see what they do with the character. It's about time this character made his screen debut. I just wish he was going to fight T'Challa, and I hope they stay true to his character in the film. 

Atlantis looks pretty cool, too, in the film. 

Also, the trailer is very emotional, dealing with the death of T'Challa, and we see the funeral of T'Challa. It made me sad, and no doubt I will shed tears for the funeral scene in the film. 

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As well, I can tell making this film was emotional for the whole cast and crew as well Angela Bassett's dialogue she gives in the trailer is powerful and full of emotion. That is some of the best acting I've seen this year. Not to mention, the action looks very cool, and the visuals and cinematography look amazing. Plus, the music in the trailer was so good.

Some fans hope this film is set during the blimp, but I don't think it will be. I believe it is set after Endgame. I'm getting those vibes from the trailer, and I don't like the idea of killing off T'Challa. There are so many more stories to tell with this character.

We wanted to see this character fight Namor, and Dr. Doom, become King of the Dead, Marry Storm, Lead the New Avengers, See what type of King he would be, and get a great send-off like RDJ and Chris Evans did.  

Now I know Marvel and Ryan Coogler are doing what they think is best for the character and to honor Chadwick, but I don't think killing his character is the right way to honor him. 

Most fans now want a recast of the role, and even Chadwick's brother Derek Boseman has said he would have wanted the role of T'Challa recast. I agree with him. It doesn't feel right to kill the character that Chadwick worked hard to bring to the big screen. 

I know this film will pay tribute to Chadwick Boseman and the tribute to Chadwick in the trailer was beautiful. I loved the painting in the trailer. However, I don't think killing off T'Challa is the best way to honor Chadwick. 

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This is a beautiful tribute to Chadwick Boseman, and I understand why this film will be very emotional for many people. Chadwick Boseman was my first choice for Black Panther, but I feel that the character must live on because Chadwick wanted people to see the character, not him, in the role he played.

 

If people go see the movie and love it, that's fine, it could be a great film, and the reception from the trailer is excellent and emotional at the same time. Some fans will be disappointed with the film's decision to kill T'Challa off because it doesn't feel right because there are more stories to tell about T'Challa. Again there is the possibility Marvel might bring back T'Challa in the third film or Secret Wars with a variant of T'Challa. 

I prefer they recast T'Challa not in this film but in a future film like Black Panther 3.

I love this character I just feel like there are more stories to tell, and they shouldn't go to waste.

Instead, they could have made the Wakanda series first for more world-building and then come out with Black Panther 2 with a new actor set to play T'Challa. Now the movie will make a lot of money at the box office, and I will see it when it comes out. I'm sure it will be good, and very emotional at the same time. 

I do think this film will do a great job honoring Chadwick Boseman.

They might bring back T'Challa in Black Panther 3. It may depend on how this movie does. Now, if you prefer they recast the role, that's fine, or if you're fine with Marvel focusing on a new lead, that's okay too. 

Both sides of the argument over T'Challa's fate in the MCU just want what they feel is best to honor Chadwick Boseman and the character of T'Challa/Black Panther. 

So that's my thoughts on Black Panther Wakanda Forever trailer. 

Let me know what you think and what did you think of the trailer? And do you think Marvel Studios should recast the role of T'Challa in Black Panther 3?

 

How Marvel Should Have Made Thor Love and Thunder SPOILERS!

 

How Marvel Should Have Made Thor Love and Thunder

So after seeing Thor Love and Thunder, I will do what I've been doing with the past phase 4 films. Here's how I think Marvel should have made Thor Love and Thunder. Now, if you liked Love and Thunder, that's fine. No judgment at all. This is just how I think this movie should have been made.

11. The film should have been longer than 2 hours.

The film was made in under 2 hours. This was because Disney requested this. I don't blame Taika for that. I feel like he got screwed over in a way. I feel like the movie should have been longer. There's so much more they could have covered in the film. That's just how I feel about the runtime of this film. I feel like it should have been longer. 

10. The comedy felt very forced at times; it was just too goofy at times. 

Some comedy in the film was kind of forced and very goofy. I mean, when Ragnarok did it, it worked very well. I loved Thor Ragnarok to me. It's still the best Thor film, in my opinion. This film's comedy just didn't work at times, and some dialogue was kind of cringe. This film should have been a little more serious, but with some humor. I think Marvel needs to do more serious, dark, and gritty films and shows, but knowing Disney, they will never allow that. That's the one advantage DC has against Marvel is that they can do dark and gritty like The Batman is a good example. Say what you will about DC's films, but they can still go dark and gritty if they want to, depending on what type of character it is. 

9. The film should have finally introduced Thor's half-brother Balder the Brave.

Balder the Brave is Thor's half-brother and Odin's secret son. I still don't understand why Marvel hasn't introduced him yet? The character was going to be in the first film, and there were rumors he would be in the second film. He was going to appear in Dr. Strange 2, but they canceled the idea. I think this film should have had him like his role could have been he's been traveling the universe, and maybe he and Sif are dating. He knows Valkyrie is ruling Asgard. He's okay with that because he's a warrior first. He joins forces with Thor, and Thor is not surprised that Balder is his brother and he could have helped him fight Gorr. In the end, Balder returns to Asgard and becomes a general of Asgard's army. I just think this character needs to get adapted. He is a fan favorite of the Thor books and needs to make his big screen debut. If I were to cast him because rumor choices for the role were Justin Chatwin and Daniel Craig. If I were to cast Balder the Brave, it would be Aidan Turner.

  8. The Guardians of the Galaxy should have had a bigger role, but I understand why they had a small role in the film. 

The Guardians of the Galaxy in the film are only in it for the beginning, and that's it. It's kind of a letdown because I wanted them to play a significant role, or at least one of them, like Star-Lord, plays an important role in helping Thor. Sadly that didn't happen. I understand. James Gunn did say that Thor won't be in Vol 3. Originally the Guardians would have played a big role in the film, but that was changed.  

7. Valkyrie's role in the film was just bland.  

I felt Valkyrie's role in the film was just bland, and she's not as cool as she was in Ragnarok like she's just there to be King of Asgard, and I don't understand what's wrong with Queen. Some of the most incredible women in history were Queens. I'm just saying nothing wrong with the title Queen. 

What would have made her character more interesting is that she admits that being Queen or King isn't as fun as she thought it is because she finds it boring, and she's a warrior like Thor. She wants to lead but lead a group of new Valkyries and go out drinking with them after a battle. I would have a scene at the end of the film she steps down as Queen or King to those who prefer that. She gives the title back to Thor, and Thor accepts, becomes King, and has Valkyrie lead a new group of Valkyries. It could lead to a spin-off show called The Valkyries. 

6. Jane Foster's story worked in the film.

Say what you will about the Jane Foster becoming Thor story arc, but I like this version more than the comics. I felt Jane's story arc was good. She's fighting and learns Mjnoir can help her with her cancer, and she knows Mjnoir can help her, but it still kills her. I liked her death scene and how she dies a hero defeating. I would keep that, and she goes to Valhalla. Although I would change her dialogue, some cringe-worthy, like Taste my Hammer or it's Mighty Thor. Ugh. Thor should not be the title it should be god of thunder. 

5. I wasn't a fan of how Zeus was done in the film.

I love Russell Crowe, but I wasn't a fan of his Zeus. Like I hated that he was fat and looked like a Greek butcher, you see in Greek town. When Russell played Jor-El, he was buffed for the role. 

I wish we got this version of Zeus from the comics. Even Anthony Hopkins looked buffed in his armor. I wish we got this, and I felt Zeus could have been done better in the film. I really wanted to see Gorr and his fight, and Gorr kills him with his own thunderbolt, and that's what would lead Hercules to believe Zeus was killed by Thor. Because I did like the Hercules cameo but was disappointed it wasn't Henry Cavil. Still, I wish Brett Goldstein all the best with this role, and I hope he does a good job.  

4. I felt like they butcher the God Butcher Storyline.

Now in adaptions, they always make changes to stories in film and television. My cousin, who's a big fan of the God Butcher arc, didn't like the changes to the account. This story arc is very dark and scary, but Marvel took it and made it more light and funny. Cause Disney doesn't let Marvel go dark. 

Don't get me wrong, Christian Bale was great as Gorr, but the problem is, like all marvel villains, he's sympathetic, or they don't use him at his best, but still, we should have seen him kill more gods in cold blood. 

I don't mind that they changed his look, and I get it. It looked too much like Voldemort, but I feel his character could have been more like his comic counterpart if he killed more gods on screen. I wish he had a scene where he attacks the big gods at Olympus. His origin is the same, except that his whole family died and killed not one god he worshiped but all the gods of his planet in such violent and gruesome ways. Sadly we couldn't get that. 

 At this point where I'm like Marvel, do something new and give the audience something they would not expect. I would have liked to have seen Thor get his arm cut off by Gorr. That would have been a shocking scene.

Also, I wouldn't have Gorr's daughter be brought back to life. Instead, Gorr dies, is reunited with his family, and is at peace with them.  

3. The film could have had Thor Corps. 

One thing this film could have done now, some will say Spiderman and Loki already did this idea. Very true. However, they could have done a time travel like Thor learns that Time Gods were slain by Gorr, but one of them survived, and he opened two portals and outstepped a young Thor played by Liam Hemsworth and an older Thor played by Brad Pitt or Chris Hemsworth. Like in the comics, they agree to help Thor. 

Young Thor is very brash and ignorant and wields the ax Jarnbjorn he's not worthy yet, and Old Thor is the king of Asgard, which surprises everyone, and Valkriye is now going to die directly after fighting Gorr. We could have gotten some good scenes with these three talking about Jane being Thor. I can see when Korg brings up Thor being a great dad. Old Thor comments that he is a father. He has five kids two sons named Magni and Woden and three daughters, Torunn, Frigg, and Ellisiv. 

Also, in the film, we could have this type of scene. At the film's end, all four Thors battle against Gorr, and the young Thor cuts off his arm where necrosword was being held by Gorr. All four Thors, with Zeus's thunderbolt helping unleash a full blast of thunder, and all four shout For Asgard! Defeating Gorr and Gorr, instead of bringing back his daughter, he decides to die to be with his family and let go of his hate. The film would still end with Jane's death, and she dies a hero. 

I would have loved to have seen this happen along with Jane's Thor.

Something like this would have been fantastic, but we all know Loki and Spiderman No Way Home already did that, but it would have worked for Thor too. Also, Thor would name the four of them, The Thor Corps. 

2. Thor didn't need to go soul searching again. 

Another problem with the plot is Thor didn't need another soul-searching story arc. They did that with Endgame. They should have focused on him just being a hero and helping people. I'm just so sick of the whole self-discovery since it's been done to death. Not every main character needs a self-discovery arc if it's been done already. The film should have been about Thor moving on with his life and helping people. He does miss the Avengers. I just felt they could have done something different instead of the whole soul searching. 

As I think this film should have ended with Thor becoming King of Asgard, and he decides to remain with Asgard. Also, maybe he finds love again with Sif and wants to stay to protect Asgard and earth from future threats. It could have even set up a New Avengers film.

 

1. This film proves that Phase 4 is the end of Marvel's winning streak.

Let us be honest whether you agree or not. The MCU's Winning days are behind them now. This movie is proof of that in a way. Like I've talked about this before in my past blogs, but Phase 4, I feel, hasn't been that good. Like it's just these films do the same thing forced comedy and jokes, not taking enough risks like going dark and gritty, forced co-leads, making every villain sympathetic, and it's the same old trait. Marvel Studios must listen to their audience, focus on good stories and characters first, and take more risks with their films.  

I don't know what's happening with Marvel, but so far in phase 4, they seem to be falling from grace. Now, who knows? Maybe comic con or Disney expo they might address how the fans feel about the current state, or they might announce some changes and admit that they know phase 4 is not pleasing many fans. Fans want to see more story-driven and character-driven films like Spiderman No Way Home. I do hope they look at No Way Home on how to make future Marvel films, and I've heard they don't really have a plan, but I hope that's not true.

I feel Marvel's winning days are behind them, but that happens to every franchise that has ever been made. They lose their winning streak, or people aren't into it anymore. Like Steven Spielberg once said, Superhero films hype will die down someday, just like Western films. 

We will just have to wait and see what the future holds. I just hope they will listen to their fans more, hire good writers, and focus more on story and character-driven films in the future. 

So that's how I think Marvel should have made Thor Love and Thunder. Again, if you like this film, that's fine, but I just feel like this film could have been done better. There are even some people saying this film is worse than Dark World. Let me know what you think.