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Good, Yes. Best Since Endgame, NO!

 


Marvel has been up and down for years now, and because of that I was conflicted on whether or not I wanted to see this movie. I already passed on Captain America anyway and seeing this somewhat felt like a chore. With that being said, I went ahead and gave it a shot. The movie centers on Florence Pugh's character, who's currently depressed. Her and 2 other losers, the Ghost chick and bootleg Captain America, are screwed over by Julie Louis-Dreyfuss and now they have to stop her from possibly weaponizing 'Bob' from Top Gun with a little help from Bucky and Hopper- I mean the Red Guardian.

The movie was good, I just don't think it's amazing. I admire what it was doing in terms of how it approaches depression and trauma. It did it relatively well, but it was nothing groundbreaking. Pugh, Harbour and Pullman were probably my favorites. There was actually a scene involving Harbour and Pugh that was kind of adorable and the final battle resolution was also really sweet. I did not care for John-Kamen and Russell was just a jerk the entire time. Stan was fine and I wanted to punch Louis-Dreyfuss. Honestly, I hope her character dies in the future. Not so sure how I feel about the ending (which I of course will not reveal), it depends on what they do with this concept in future movies. 

This has been claimed to be the best thing since Avengers: Endgame. That most certainly is NOT TRUE, that honor belongs to No Way Home. But I was pleasantly surprised by this film. And I really hope Fantastic Four doesn't suck. Thanks For Reading.

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