daddydivine
I'm black, I can say it.
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I'd put Avengers just a smidge ahead of Caps trilogy.
It's not complete yet given it will be a tetralogy with Avengers 4 next year. I think we need to see the resolution first to judge whether Avengers is better than the other MCU franchises overall.
Cap beats Avengers trilogy. Steve doesn't have a weak film in the bunch, whereas AoU is definitely a disappointment and dramatically pretty empty compared to even Steve's weakest movie. In fact, I like AoU slightly more than when it came out, but mostly because Civil War used enough of it as story foundation to make it seem worthwhile.
One advantage that the Cap trilogy has is a very strong central character - who develops significantly over the films.
Civil War is amazing, in that it is both a team up film, and a film that still centres on Cap, with Tony playing the villain. Mind you, I think of CW as more of an Avengers film than a Cap film.
Very tough to compare these movies.
Yes, especially since Avengers isn't a proper 'trilogy'. We've seen 2 movies and one half of a diptych, not 3 complete stories with a beginning chapter, middle chapter, and end chapter.
Civil War may not feel like a concluding chapter to Cap's story, but it's definitely more of a definitive bookending than IW.
Infinity War definitely had an ending. A terribly depressing ending but a conclusion. The only reason it's not accepted because we know Avengers 4 is around the corner. But on it's on Infinity War was as final as you can get.
You guys are crazy. AOU may have failed to live up to the expectations of the first Avengers but it does not warrant contempt and hatred.
The fan base now is just spoiled. But I grew up with the likes of Batman Forever and Superman IV so that helps me appreciate what I'm able to watch these days. It's an embarrassment of riches.
And TFA was a nice little flick and all but doesn't hold a candle to a single Avengers film in my mind. But hey to each his own.