This was not good. The try-hard comedy fell flat in almost all instances, and the film was a perfect example of for every good idea Stan Lee had, he had 30 failures. M.O.D.O.K. was quite possibly the dumbest character created in the history of storytelling. And, as much praise as Jonathan Majors received for this role, the character of Kang was a huge letdown. He was also a weak character creation by Lee. There were a countless number of him, so killing him didn't really kill him? Talk about a lazy creation. He was just an incredibly boring villain, and when there were more interesting villains in the Marvel universe, it was an odd choice to use him. The fact was, we saw Marvel's "A" game w/ the Avengers, but this was their "B" team. As good as Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings was, this wasn't even close to that. Who doesn't like Paul Rudd? And, Kathryn Newton's great, but this film was just weak.
Shout by jmg999BlockedParent2023-05-28T01:11:27Z
This was not good. The try-hard comedy fell flat in almost all instances, and the film was a perfect example of for every good idea Stan Lee had, he had 30 failures. M.O.D.O.K. was quite possibly the dumbest character created in the history of storytelling. And, as much praise as Jonathan Majors received for this role, the character of Kang was a huge letdown. He was also a weak character creation by Lee. There were a countless number of him, so killing him didn't really kill him? Talk about a lazy creation. He was just an incredibly boring villain, and when there were more interesting villains in the Marvel universe, it was an odd choice to use him. The fact was, we saw Marvel's "A" game w/ the Avengers, but this was their "B" team. As good as Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings was, this wasn't even close to that. Who doesn't like Paul Rudd? And, Kathryn Newton's great, but this film was just weak.