Llama_Shepherd
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No, you are missing the point. It's not only the audience that need to get to know the new, fantastical characters, it's most of all the people IN the movie. Thor, Iron Man, Hulk and Cpt. A were all familiar, to some degree, to many of the characters in the films.SHIELD had files on them all, and in that way bound the film together.
Of course, they could go the way with superheroes not being a new phenomenon, and many of them already being know, but I'd dislike that. I feel like origin stories are needed.
That doesn't matter to people who only viewed Avengers, which is the majority of the audience, it only matters to people who viewed every film, which was around 1/5 of Avengers audience. The Avengers, as a standalone film itself, still makes sense, it wouldn't be a good film if it didn't.
Justice League can work the same way.
You may feel origin stories are necessary, but clearly the GA doesn't.