I do watch all of them and I’m not burnt out, but I’ve been disappointed recently.
I think the arrival of Disney+ and their push for content is what’s hurt Marvel’s quality. Hopefully with Disney’s pullback on that they can take their time with them more.
I’d like Disney to take more of a “if you have a story for a show, you have a home for it,” approach rather than the, “we need you to make this many shows,” approach they’ve been using. Fingers crossed.
Prediction: this will feature Majors in a capacity reduced by post-production editing and fill in reshoots with a new actor as the most dominant Kang variant who will carry through to the Phase 5 projects.
I think the majority of "Marvel burnout", for me at least, is on Marvel's side. I still want to enjoy Marvel's releases, it's just that their quality has dropped so much that I can't do that right now. And it's something Marvel has acknowledged, so it's something they'll likely improve on in future projects that haven't entered production yet, at least.
But yeah, I'm personally still in the "I want more good MCU" camp.
Its still better quality on the writing than the average comicbook story. And I still enjoyed the comics. So doubt I gonna tire of it before its so unpopular with the average person that Marvel can't afford making them any longer.
I'm not burned out on Marvel. Marvel made some bad production decisions during the pandemic. I'm pretty confident that the quality will improve moving forward into Phase 5
I was never a marvel fan, i always thought their movies were ok 7/10(with the exception of guardians and thor 3). But i enjoyed loki season 1 and this season 2 trailer looks good and interesting.
In comparison i thought the latest ant man was almost ai written, full of cringe inducing cliches. Definitely one of the most mediocre movies of all time.
I am really excited for this. Loved Loki S1, and the general feeling of "what the heck is going to happen" I got watching it with friends for the first time.