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The Incredible Hulk 2008 was never a mistake. It was one of the greatest early films of the MCU if anything was a mistake, it was the Edward Norton was not being a team player and got fired
@@ricardoortiz4870 haven’t forgotten about that. Ruffalo does a better banner/scientist Edward Norton captured the true savageness of the HULK. Not to mention he’s an Academy award nominee.
The incredible hulk is not a mistake. It is one of the best hulk movies and best representation of how unstoppable the hulk. Unlike currently. Why are they are trying to make us forget this. Doesn't make sense. hell Disney plus finally add this movie to their streaming service. Love Mark Ruffalo, but hate the directors continue to underestimate the hulk's strength.
Seriously. I'll never understand how people continue to sleep on "Incredible", let alone rag on it. It was the most accurate Hulk on screen thus far, and the younger and more raw Banner was perfect for where it falls on the timeline.
I recently watched the old Hulk movie that came out in 2008 and man… what a huge difference it is to the Hulk now. The best Hulk we’ve ever gotten, the film was so awesome.
That would have been amazing rather than making Marvel afraid to introduce the Multiverse early and that made people worry that they will destroy Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire and also Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin in No way home before it turned out the opposite.
I really hope they find some excuse to retcon the Bohner thing. That, and making some other Kang way stronger than the one who lost to ants and didn’t kill any of the Ant-Man family
I will never forgive marvel for screwing over the hulk the way they did. The 2008 film was awesome and had a good tone to it. Honestly, it’s been so long that I don’t even think if they make another solo film that it’ll be any good.
It is because despite be impressive, it lacks of better narrative development. For example, what can we say about Emil Blonski/Abomination which only main purpose was to prove to himself that he would be better and stronger that the original Hulk.
*The Incredible Hulk* from 2008 was never a mistake. I say it's one of the Best Marvel MCU I've ever seen. The only mistake in it was Edward Norton not being a Team Player and gotten fired for that.
Norton wasn’t the original choice for Bruce Banner, it’s Mark Ruffalo. Edward Norton was only chosen for the lead role because he was more famous at the time.
I've never viewed it as a mistake either. In fact, it was the first movie where Hulk is as he's supposed to be. And it's not true that Marvel wants us to forget. They even reference the movie in The Avengers when Bruce at one point says he "kind of broke Harlem".
@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom you’re crazy. Norton was perfect, he was smart, desperate, on the run, scarred. The only decent bit of acting we got from Ruffalo as Banner was when he talked about putting a gun in his mouth. And that scene was from the Norton movie!
@newageBoundhippie Ha!!oops I totally meant Joe fixit and sure enough wrote snoopys other persona!I didn't even come close to realizing that...and funny thing is I play as Joe fixit in marvels contest of champions at least once every day or so!
Dishonorable Mention: *The Mandarin Twist -This felt like a slug in the face to all Marvel fans to see The Mandarin, Iron Man's greatest nemesis, be reduced to a phony actor and then have Aldrich Killian be the "Real Mandarin." Luckily, Marvel has since released "All Hail The King" and Shang Chi and The Legend of The Ten Rings, which effectively apologizes to everyone for this baffling twist and decanonizes and retcons the twist. We now have the REAL REAL MCU Mandarin, Xu Wenwu, who sticks closer to the character while making it his own.
@@Karlebow571opefully it can be done in Animation. I would be so happy if there were some talented team in Marvel like the Spiderverse team to do a proper Animated project for Ironman either a show on Disney plus or a theatrical ones.
I certainly agree with number 1. The Inhumans could have been good if done right, but it’s execution was horrendous. However I did like seeing Black Bolt again in Multiverse of Madness, even if he was only in it for like five minutes.
Knowing that Ms. Marvel is an inhuman and that the MCU casually changed her as a mutant just goes to show they have no plans to bring the inhumans to the big screen any time soon, or ever.
They have no functional Brains not plans😂😂😂. How the fuck is MS.Marvel a Mutant and what does that benefit the audiences like she does have a braces that activates her powers and she can't use her powers without it and that contradicts alot with the Mutants, who don't wear chains or watches( like Ben 10) to activate their powers.
Fingers crossed that they can make it back since both, Kamala Kahn. is technically a member of the Inhuman’s and Black Bolt. Finally got a big screen cameo Doctor strange 2.
Not a mistake for most....But I absolutely Adored the revamped version of Starlord that appeared in the 2008 Guardians of the Galaxy comic. Snarky, burnt out, trying his best to work with an incredibly diverse team....then the movie came along, and now Starlord is just Chris Pratt
The Incredible Hulk is referenced in the Avengers, actually. And it's underrated. A mistake that deserves to be forgotten by everyone is the Eternals. Everyone posted multiple errors with that thing.
My only problem I have is why do enemies not shoot cap feet when he blocks Or the fact that nebula got winter soldier arm I’m going on the theory that she took a prototype not his actual arm he’s using
There’s a lot to unpack from that list, and honestly, I just always figure inconsistencies in the timeline have to do with the world they live in having superheroes and villains, so why not? And I thought Modok was supposed to have a goofy looking, giant head, lol!😂
everyone should give agent carter a chance. It's such a great show that unfortunately is overlooked, but really shows how Peggy moved on from Steve before Endgame changed her story
I think they lightly explain the Iron Man 3 issue in Endgame. The fact that he quit superheroing after Thanos' attack. Yet got pulled into the time heist because of how much he cares about the Earth and the Avengers. That really showed Tony, while an arrogant jerk sometimes, actually cares a lot about the world.
The Incredible Hulk was never a mistake. It was a great look into the character of Bruce Banner and his struggles with trying to maintain control of the Hulk and the Hulk himself was way more intense and terrifying than Mark Ruffalo’s version. It was a great movie and Marvel shouldn’t distance itself from it.
For the Electro issue, in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Gwen yells out for Peter when Electro is present. Electro was tasked with finding/killing Spider-Man/Peter Parker and likely put two and two together when Gwen yelled Peter's name.
Electro could very well knew Peter’s identity from the fact that he was not only absorbing power, but also information from every electronic device including security, satellite and various of other deductible components that could clicked in his mind that Peter is Spider-Man. And based on how he expected Peter to be black, he only found out his identity but he never saw Peter Parker.
Exactly, there were so many ways they could have explained that, yours is a very solid one or if they wanted to keep it famtastical they could have said Electro got a lock of Peter's bioelectrical aura from the radiated spider cells
#15 maybe it's bc the other heroes have their own problems tied on their hands 2013-2014: Tony has his hands tied with the mandarin and he "retired". And Steve is tied with rescuing Bucky while dealing with those corrupted shield agents/hydra)
They actually included a minor throwaway line about Electro existing in the grid, absorbing information after Peter 3 beat him, implying he figured it out somehow. The "I thought you'd be black" conversation seemed more like a "let's make social commentary" line than anything else.
@erikwhittla7224 more than one thing can be true, but the "you help a lot of poor people" and the fact that per recent census figures there are more white, asian, and latino people in Queens than black people make the assertion that Electro thought he was black come off more as commentary than a wink at Miles.
And they said Malekith was bad, Iron Man has *Bar Jeff Bridges's Obadiah Stane* he has the worst Villians, Including all the Villians they made Iron Man Villians!!!
Odin once had all infinity stones and a gauntlet to use them. (newly created gauntlet is just a copy of the one in the vault) He hid the infinity stones all across the universe, but kept fakes of the infinite stones in the vault so seekers would still think the infinity stones are in Odin's possession. You see this partially have success with Thanos only really starting to hunt the stones AFTER Odin has died and Asgard has been destroyed.
What about Disney favoring quantity over quality? Everything was heading towards INFINITY WAR and ENDGAME And now watching anything from the MCU became a chore we no longer want to endure
I used to be on top of watching everything. Now the last MCU movie I saw was the latest Thor movie and the last show I watched was She-Hulk. I’m waiting on the next season of Loki, but not sure how invested I really am anymore.
I love The Dark world!! However it’s an emotional attachment. It’s not only the first film I saw in theaters after a major move. But for some reason it played on a loop in the hospital during my daughters birth.
The visual effects lately have definitely been a problem. I started noticing Black Panther. I think Multiverse of Madness is when they completely lost their minds, though. You're never going to make fantastical things look completely real, but I think at a certain point they just gave up and just resigned themselves to everything looking fake. The Quicksilver thing is just *baffling*. It's like they were trying their hardest to piss people off. The shared universe is also a big problem. You can't really have all of these superheroes together and still have individual movies. Why would Antman ever go on any adventure of any consequence without the rest of the Avengers? Ditto for Hawkeye. And you also have the opposite problem: What does Captain Avenger even need with the rest of the Avengers? She's so overpowered she could handle every problem herself. Once you call her in, all the other Avengers are unnecessary. And the same can be said of Black Widow. If you can literally control reality, that's game over. You don't need anyone else. The only reason anything at all was a challenge for her is because she apparently forgot her power once in a while. WandaVision was just an exercise in frustration. If you're going to make Wanda the villain, commit to it*. Having the characters excuse her villainy at the end was infuriating. It made *sense for Wanda to be the villain in MoM, but the lead-in was terrible, and because she's overpowered, her death by suicide didn't feel earned. She could've easily killed everyone, or even better, just change reality to make it what she wanted. She can do that. In fact, she could've altered reality at the end of WandaVIsion to repair all those damaged people, but the writers couldn't acknowledge that. I actually liked The Dark World. :) As far as the female-lead movies go, I think they need to do better. Captain Marvel is both overpowered and not particularly likable. And She-Hulk was just a mess. It was meta like Deadpool, but without the humor, and in a way that actually got in the way of the show.
One mistake I noticed in the MCU was in the mid-credits scene of "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings." In the mid-credits scene, you see Smart Hulk as Bruce Banner, but it was shown in "Avengers: Endgame" that Bruce combined the brains and the brawn together, and so he became Smart Hulk. In "Avengers: Endgame" the only time you see him as Bruce Banner again after becoming Smart Hulk was during the time heist when The Ancient One pushed Bruce's astral body out of his physical body.
They never implicitly said that Hulk will never allow Bruce to take over again. Also, in She-Hulk, Bruce was able to voluntarily switch between himself and Smart Hulk. As Bruce he was able to do things like drive his car, and as Smart Hulk he was able to train Jennifer to use her hulk powers.
The 16 slot can be easily explained. It really only occurs through Iron Man 3 and Thor: Dark World. And the answer was in the Winter Soldier: Hydra. Hydra was growing inside SHIELD and could easily see that since the attack on New York of 2012, they’re practically unstoppable as a team. But if they’re kept separate with say Killian’s terrorist attacks or the Dark Elf invasion, Hydra counted on those incidents to kill off individual members of the Avengers. And to make sure they happen, they would opt to cut off any news source or communication from the rest of the team members to keep it that way. But once Hydra was put to a stop in Winter Soldier, it was time for the Avengers to assemble since without SHIELD, the world is without protection. And Doctor Strange didn’t forget the Avengers when Dormammu came along, they just didn’t call them in because they clearly stated that it’s the duty of the Sorcerers to fend off the otherworldly forces. Or if for an external universe explanation, it seems to me people have this underestimation of these MCU heroes that they doubt they can handle things solo. I personally to have them soloing out rather than call in the Avengers together every time a new threat comes along that really one of them can handle by themselves. Plus, if the MCU did do these kinds of teamsups so frequently then Avengers: Endgame would not have been the same since it would cheapens the impact of their combined efforts to defeat Thanos. And besides, heroes having solo adventures despite the Avengers being introduced previously is a reflection of the comics themselves. They didn’t stop publishing independent stories just because they formed an alliance. Characters need space to breathe and be on their own. There shouldn’t be anything wrong with that.
Thor The Dark World, at first we are treating this film harshly, But we have to wait NINE Years to See the worst of the worst of the Thor Movies might as well as MCU Movies. TDW Felt a Important film because of its inclusion of Reality Stone and Of course, Loki. L&T is Too Joke-y and Never takes itself seriously, even there are serious moments, it is wasted away by Unfunny jokes and Even the Absence of Loki won't save the movie.
IMO, the MCU's biggest mistake to date is one that they don't even seem to see as a mistake, and that being that they've turned their entire franchise post-Endgame into one, big, awkward, smirking joke.
It's not like they could've had him retrieve it through Loki while he was still disguised as Odin. No, that would've made sense. Thanos had to make his gauntlet from scratch. Because it's not like it was something he probably tried once before.
Nova Corps messed up, like how they say in Star Lord’s bio his alias is “Star Prince”. And Jon Watts, director of the Tom Holland movies said it is supposed to be 4 years later in 2016
1. WandaVision 2. Doctor Strange in The Multiverse of Madness 3. Captain America Civil War 4. Spiderman No Way Home 5. The Incredible Hulk 6. Thor Ragnarok 7. Thor Love and Thunder 8. Spiderman Homecoming 9. Captain America The Winter Soldier 10. Avengers Infinity War 11. Avengers Endgame 12. She Hulk Attorney at Law My Favorite Best Movies and Show in the MCU ever
3:40 Fun Fact: Mark Ruffalo was actually The Incredible Hulk director’s first choice for Bruce Banner, but Universal wanted Norton because he was more famous at the time.
WandaVision = Kind of funny/cool, but MOSTLY it's a horrible tale about a woman who, JUST because she had the power to do so, enslaved, tortured, and also KILLED a bunch of innocent people JUST because she couldn't be a "mommy." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Seriously... Could you imagine EVERY woman who has ever lost a child or been dump, and subsequently denied the ability to have a family, just going on a murder spree? That's basically what Wanda did. She was sooooooooooo sad that she didn't get to have her fake kids that she ruined MANY people's lives. Oh, and killed a bunch of people. But, for some reason, we're all just supposed to forgive that and feel bad for her? Lol 😂
It’s the same direction Disney went with Maleficent and Cruella de Vil with their live-action prequels. Make them the "misunderstood heroes" instead of the villains they were originally written as that made them more interesting and memorable characters in the first place. What makes it worse is all the Wanda stans that overly defend her and treat her like she’s the best female character of all time despite all the horrible things she did as the "villain" and never got the consequences for them. She used to be one of my favorite MCU characters before Disney and her stans ruined her.
20. Hey! At least it still looks better than all the bad CGI in movies like Son Of The Mask, The Lawnmower Man AND The Langoliers. (I know I use this A LOT whenever "bad CGI" is mentioned in films. But there's a reason why it bears repeating, it could've looked worse.) 13. Given what happened, maybe Agatha was right to try to take Wanda's powers, she was NOT right in the mind, further cemented by her villainous turn in Multiverse of Madness. Time to change the song's lyrics. "It's been Wanda all a-looooong 🎵." In fact, I am nominating her for "Top 10 TV Characters That Are Actually The Villain," once that list gets made. 11. And yet The Dark World and Love and Thunder DON'T have bad scores on their rotten tomatoes pages. Numbers matter, Mojo (except when they don't, like with your Top 10 Good Movies With Bad Rotten Tomatoes Scores lists). 2. The worst offender was... um.. whatever that "Alpha Deviant's" name was in Eternals, which was so bland and boring that it doesn't even have a name. Give other MCU villains credit, they at least had one! This is the most basic of basics!
Letting Great Directors go should've been higher, like No. 2. Edgar Wright would've never let Antman be the cookie cutter franchise that it is. Most importantly, James Gunn was set to be the manager of the MCU's cosmos. Any movie related to space, its makers would've had to consult with him. This could've allowed for more creative diversity. In the long run, he could've take over from Feige even. Now he's running DC and it's looking better than MCU.
Regarding the Iron Man 3 ending and Tony coming out of "retirement", people quickly forget that Winter Soldier happened and SHIELD were effectively disbanded and as Tony says at the end here, he is Iron Man - despite getting rid of his tech, he was always capable for building more if needed and then Age of Ultron starts with them sweeping away the last of HYDRA (that they know of, or the films acknowledged at the time). And though it isn't directly stated, it feels implied that is part of his reasoning for Ultron, because he feels he needs to protect the world - as Wanda exploited his worst fear. And then in Civil War, he is trying to take a back seat but keeps getting dragged into situations - take the exchange between him and Natasha when she asks did he bring a suit and he quips something about a lovely three piece. If the audience can just connect these things together, you could derive his reasons for stepping back into the suit
I think you guys forgot that the 2008 Hulk movie wasn't the first Hulk film. In 2003 Ang Lee directed The Hulk starring Eric Bana. Edward Norton's Hulk was not as bad as the 2003 version. Both movies had their problems, but at least now we have Mark Ruffalo's version.
Edward Norton was offered a contract, but turned it due to his knowledge of the constant (ridiculous) script changes made by Feigi from prior marvel movies, including the Incredible Hulk. This is why we have a joke of a Banner/Hulk hybrid now, instead of a cautious/rational Banner who tries to protect the world from himself, which would have been a great point in Ragnarok if they didn’t start making him the butt of every joke.
Well, Universal's movie rights to the Hulk has expired in 2023. The Incredible Hulk is now sold to Disney. Watching it now on Disney+ is weird, it's not because of the movie, it's because we get to see the Universal logo standing behind the Disney+ logo. 😂 also, Steve Roger is a lady's man. he not only kissed Peggy & then her great niece over 70 years later, but he also kissed Black Widow to fool enemies by disguising himself & Widow as couples.
@@LeonardoKlotz well, Paramount didn't really care about Marvel so much, they only accepted the part as distributors of Iron Man & other films & that's basically it. The idea of Iron Man & other films is that Marvel decided to make motion pictures themselves.
How about their lack of keeping a bridge between TV and Movies. I.E. Pre-Disney+ MCU TV..... lots of introductions and Maguffins that could play a bigger role but go nowhere? Do I go on? I have an entire list of things to forget
I’m not one of those fans that want to see villains stick around for more than one movie unless they’re a part of a bigger story. It doesn’t bother me if they get killed off in one movie because it gives other villains a chance to on screen.
Let's not forget that Marvel tends to ruin character development and betray the source material in which they take inspiration from. Such as Nick Fury in Captain America The Winter Soldier says the last time he trusted someone it cost him his eye. That line lead us to believe we would get some sort of reveal of a betrayal very personal to him. Nope, instead we see it was do to a cat scratching his eye in Captain Marvel, it became a joke. Then you have characters like Yellow Jacket, Ghost, Taskmaster and M.O.D.O.K. that were so far removed from their roles in the comics and animated series that it turned fans off when they were introduced into the MCU.
No. 6 Did Watchmojo forget about how HYDRA revealed themselves to the world after the events of Iron Man 3. You ever think Tony, realizing the threat of HYDRA, restarted the Iron Legion project
Crazy how everyone is showing The Incredible Hulk appreciation now while for years people pretended like it didn't exist in the MCU, skipping it during MCU watches and pretending it's not canon, and even slandering the movie for years saying how bad the movie was until now
The CGI in the MCU is so excessive that anything can break the suspension of disbelief This is what happens when you make too many movies and TV shows for the VFX guys to catch up
No. 1 should've been Captain Marvel as a whole. I dunno what's worse, how fatal it is as a mistake to the lore and that it can't be undone or the fact that Marvel is "PROUD" of it and wants the audiences to be reminded.
@@Muhammadwasapedo What's the point of more female led movies if they're not gonna be good? For the record, I DO want more female led movies but they HAVE to be good.
I prefer to blame Disney. Since Disney took over Marvel in 2009, Marvel's characters both in the comics, and the movies have suffered greatly. Disney has been implementing a "forced diversity" into Marvel's characters in an attempt to appeal to a wider audience (thus allowing Disney to make more money), and in the process they're alienating long-time fans of these characters. I feel that Disney is truly to blame here, not Marvel themselves.
@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom True, diversity is beneficial when it happens organically. However, that's not the approach Disney has decided to take. Their method feels very unnatural and inappropriate. Therefore, it comes off as being forced.
Another thing I think they might want us to forget about is the eternals. They haven't been mentioned at all and the celestial that came out of the ground. Maybe in the future they will actually mention them but I haven't seen hide or hair of them. The incredible hulk by the way did not have the proper promos to give people an incentive to watch it and it came out the same year as iron Man 1 in 2007. Because iron Man was actually being promoted more The incredible hulk was overlooked. I actually worked at a theater when this was going on and a lot of people dating even knew anything about it including that it was linked to the MCU. I think even today a lot of people think that they're two different movies universes. Here's a question, would anybody be against seeing other Marvel properties merging into the MCU that they did in Spider-Man no way home? Like the blade series, the X-Men universes, the fantastic four's, Brad Pitt's Daredevil, Ghost riders, and many more?
They’re trying to connect all the movies pre MCU into Secret Wars last time I heard. Trying to get all the actors in to do I guess a last hoorah with their characters
The InHumans should never,never been a Tv Series. They should just stand with them as a Movie! What the Hell? The fact the Black Bolt made his cameo in Doctor Strange 2. was a real Joy. But who's knows if, The InHumans can make it back to the MCU?
With #16 I'd say the supposed death of Tony Stark, kidnapping of the President and Mandarin bombing in general is a better example than The Convergence, that happened in the UK all in the span of about an hour, odds are none of the other heroes, who are mostly based out of the US could get there in time.
For #17, do people not like the Incredible Hulk movie? How?? I love the design of that Hulk with his green eyes and hair. He certainly looks more menacing & angry than the joke of the Hulk ever since the She-Hulk show
I remember how excited I was for Marvel movies after the first few came out, especially Iron Man 1 and 2, Avengers or the first Guardians. And after a few good years, it all started to go downhill in my opinion, because they produced so much content that I just couldn't keep up. And neither could they as it turns out.
“Agent Carter” was really good! Too bad it didn’t get the recognition it deserved. (“Ms. Marvel” was pretty good also, especially because of actress Iman Vellani. Yeah it’s made more for young teens, but it’s really goo for what it is. Same as “She-Hulk”.)
Actually 12 can be explained by simple grammar. If you look at the subtitles, it said “peters parker’s spider man” showing her possession of the name over the alias, not the way of said Peter Parker IS spider-man which is what it sounds like.
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Wonder what upcoming DCU Mistakes DC will want us to forget too when Gunn and Safran launch their 8-10 year plan first
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Still mad that Runaways was pulled. Damnit Disney
The Incredible Hulk 2008 was never a mistake. It was one of the greatest early films of the MCU if anything was a mistake, it was the Edward Norton was not being a team player and got fired
Fun Fact: Mark Ruffalo was originally the director Louis Leterrier’s first choice for the role of Bruce Banner in The Incredible Hulk.
Yeah I like the one in 2003 even more and also like the 2008 one.
@@ricardoortiz4870 haven’t forgotten about that. Ruffalo does a better banner/scientist Edward Norton captured the true savageness of the HULK. Not to mention he’s an Academy award nominee.
@@SuperiorPhantom-dx6vh I guess the director Louis Leterrier was right. 🤷 Because Norton was also known for being very difficult to work with.
@@SuperiorPhantom-dx6vhFacts
The incredible hulk is not a mistake. It is one of the best hulk movies and best representation of how unstoppable the hulk. Unlike currently.
Why are they are trying to make us forget this. Doesn't make sense. hell Disney plus finally add this movie to their streaming service.
Love Mark Ruffalo, but hate the directors continue to underestimate the hulk's strength.
Seriously. I'll never understand how people continue to sleep on "Incredible", let alone rag on it. It was the most accurate Hulk on screen thus far, and the younger and more raw Banner was perfect for where it falls on the timeline.
It was a lot of fun.
The Hulk movie before that one could be forgotten lol
It's only got added because they have only just got full rights to the hulk
true, that Hulk is raw and brutal. and still think its the better Hulk than Ruffalo.
I recently watched the old Hulk movie that came out in 2008 and man… what a huge difference it is to the Hulk now. The best Hulk we’ve ever gotten, the film was so awesome.
Edward Norton's Hulk is way more character development don't won't to control
it I wot to get rid of it
Evan Peters will forever be a missed opportunity. Imagine Wanda connects with her brother from a different multiverse AND her father magneto…
That would have been amazing rather than making Marvel afraid to introduce the Multiverse early and that made people worry that they will destroy Andrew Garfield and Tobey Maguire and also Willem Dafoe's Green Goblin in No way home before it turned out the opposite.
And her half-sister Polaris
I really hope they find some excuse to retcon the Bohner thing.
That, and making some other Kang way stronger than the one who lost to ants and didn’t kill any of the Ant-Man family
I will never forgive marvel for screwing over the hulk the way they did. The 2008 film was awesome and had a good tone to it. Honestly, it’s been so long that I don’t even think if they make another solo film that it’ll be any good.
Watch Mojo are insane for saying The Hulk was a mistake.
It is because despite be impressive, it lacks of better narrative development. For example, what can we say about Emil Blonski/Abomination which only main purpose was to prove to himself that he would be better and stronger that the original Hulk.
Try watching it, and not just the fight scenes.(which are the only good thing about it)
The Incredible Hulk was one of the best of the early MCU and I'm standing by that. Better movie than almost all of phase 4
*The Incredible Hulk* from 2008 was never a mistake. I say it's one of the Best Marvel MCU I've ever seen. The only mistake in it was Edward Norton not being a Team Player and gotten fired for that.
Norton wasn’t the original choice for Bruce Banner, it’s Mark Ruffalo. Edward Norton was only chosen for the lead role because he was more famous at the time.
I've never viewed it as a mistake either. In fact, it was the first movie where Hulk is as he's supposed to be. And it's not true that Marvel wants us to forget. They even reference the movie in The Avengers when Bruce at one point says he "kind of broke Harlem".
I think Ruffalo is better.
@@ricardoortiz4870 and because Kevin Fiege wanted Norton as Banner because he saw him as Bixby reincarnated
@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom you’re crazy. Norton was perfect, he was smart, desperate, on the run, scarred. The only decent bit of acting we got from Ruffalo as Banner was when he talked about putting a gun in his mouth. And that scene was from the Norton movie!
Making Smart Hulk, instead of Grey Hulk
I'd LOVE to see Joe Cool show up!any other version instead of the one we got.Maestro would be my pick.
@@ArkhamsAngel13 Joe Fixit. Joe Cool is Snoopy. And yes, we need Joe Fixit & Maestro in the MCU ( I'd LOVE to see Mark Ruffalo playing an evil Hulk )
@newageBoundhippie Ha!!oops I totally meant Joe fixit and sure enough wrote snoopys other persona!I didn't even come close to realizing that...and funny thing is I play as Joe fixit in marvels contest of champions at least once every day or so!
Dishonorable Mention:
*The Mandarin Twist
-This felt like a slug in the face to all Marvel fans to see The Mandarin, Iron Man's greatest nemesis, be reduced to a phony actor and then have Aldrich Killian be the "Real Mandarin."
Luckily, Marvel has since released "All Hail The King" and Shang Chi and The Legend of The Ten Rings, which effectively apologizes to everyone for this baffling twist and decanonizes and retcons the twist. We now have the REAL REAL MCU Mandarin, Xu Wenwu, who sticks closer to the character while making it his own.
It’s sucks though iron man can’t fight the real mandarin anymore since he’s dead
@@Karlebow571opefully it can be done in Animation. I would be so happy if there were some talented team in Marvel like the Spiderverse team to do a proper Animated project for Ironman either a show on Disney plus or a theatrical ones.
@@mohamedfawzy5843 What If episode maybe?
Hulk was a good movie and happens to be one of my favorites.
How the hell did WatchMojo give you a heart for that.
@@m3tamorphosissystem250 because they know that hulk was a really good movie
It's a bummer that Hulk in current MCU is just Banner in green skin, not a man with two clashing personalities.
Biggest mistake making thor love and thunder
Or letting Taika Waititi do the sequel
They Put Dark Word and I find Love and Thunder worse.
It’s what everyone deserves for not acknowledging ragnorok for being the tone deaf, kindergarten humor littered train wreck it really was
@@teekay7668 gotta disagree I think Thor Ragnarok was actually one of Marvel's best movies personally
I certainly agree with number 1. The Inhumans could have been good if done right, but it’s execution was horrendous. However I did like seeing Black Bolt again in Multiverse of Madness, even if he was only in it for like five minutes.
Knowing that Ms. Marvel is an inhuman and that the MCU casually changed her as a mutant just goes to show they have no plans to bring the inhumans to the big screen any time soon, or ever.
They have no functional Brains not plans😂😂😂. How the fuck is MS.Marvel a Mutant and what does that benefit the audiences like she does have a braces that activates her powers and she can't use her powers without it and that contradicts alot with the Mutants, who don't wear chains or watches( like Ben 10) to activate their powers.
@@foodforafrica509 absolutely agree
Fingers crossed that they can make it back since both, Kamala Kahn. is technically a member of the Inhuman’s and Black Bolt. Finally got a big screen cameo Doctor strange 2.
That’s what happens when you use the same terrible showrunner they used for Iron Fist. The guy had no understanding of the characters.
Not a mistake for most....But I absolutely Adored the revamped version of Starlord that appeared in the 2008 Guardians of the Galaxy comic. Snarky, burnt out, trying his best to work with an incredibly diverse team....then the movie came along, and now Starlord is just Chris Pratt
I'm a movie guy, never read the comics, so I say it's the most layered Chris Pratt role. I wouldn't say it's "just Chris Pratt".
@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom To be clear, what I meant was the comic book version of Starlord had been turned into Chris Pratt.
It was a welcome change.
In the comics he’s basically a space cop but after the MCU they made him a roguish outlaw with a lot of charm.
@@Phanthief95Yeah something like Indiana Jones and Jack Sparrow.
The Incredible Hulk is referenced in the Avengers, actually. And it's underrated.
A mistake that deserves to be forgotten by everyone is the Eternals. Everyone posted multiple errors with that thing.
Eternals, one of the "main" Marvel movies that has 0 impact on the franchise as a whole....
My only problem
I have is why do enemies not shoot cap feet when he blocks
Or the fact that nebula got winter soldier arm I’m going on the theory that she took a prototype not his actual arm he’s using
It's a well known fact that most people always aim for the body and the head. They almost never consider arms and legs as primary targets.
She got it from rocket in the Christmas special
Soldiers are trained to aim for center mass to give the greatest chance to hit the target.
I’m just surprised Thor Love and Thunder wasn’t on this list
Even watchmojo also forgot it,like that didnt happened 😂
And I'm fine with it NOT being here. It's a good movie.
@@binarathanushkaThey mention it in the Dark World section.
Because it's a good film
There’s a lot to unpack from that list, and honestly, I just always figure inconsistencies in the timeline have to do with the world they live in having superheroes and villains, so why not? And I thought Modok was supposed to have a goofy looking, giant head, lol!😂
Yes but that stop motion series did it better.
everyone should give agent carter a chance. It's such a great show that unfortunately is overlooked, but really shows how Peggy moved on from Steve before Endgame changed her story
Agent Carter should have had additional seasons on Disney +.
I think they lightly explain the Iron Man 3 issue in Endgame. The fact that he quit superheroing after Thanos' attack. Yet got pulled into the time heist because of how much he cares about the Earth and the Avengers. That really showed Tony, while an arrogant jerk sometimes, actually cares a lot about the world.
The Incredible Hulk was never a mistake. It was a great look into the character of Bruce Banner and his struggles with trying to maintain control of the Hulk and the Hulk himself was way more intense and terrifying than Mark Ruffalo’s version. It was a great movie and Marvel shouldn’t distance itself from it.
2008 Hulk’s design looks better to me.
In my opinion.
For the Electro issue, in The Amazing Spider-Man 2, Gwen yells out for Peter when Electro is present. Electro was tasked with finding/killing Spider-Man/Peter Parker and likely put two and two together when Gwen yelled Peter's name.
Yeah. He also knew Peter Parker was the only one who took Spiderman photos
@@bobeslami9770No
Edward Norton will always be the best Hulk
Electro could very well knew Peter’s identity from the fact that he was not only absorbing power, but also information from every electronic device including security, satellite and various of other deductible components that could clicked in his mind that Peter is Spider-Man.
And based on how he expected Peter to be black, he only found out his identity but he never saw Peter Parker.
Exactly, there were so many ways they could have explained that, yours is a very solid one or if they wanted to keep it famtastical they could have said Electro got a lock of Peter's bioelectrical aura from the radiated spider cells
#15 maybe it's bc the other heroes have their own problems tied on their hands
2013-2014: Tony has his hands tied with the mandarin and he "retired". And Steve is tied with rescuing Bucky while dealing with those corrupted shield agents/hydra)
They actually included a minor throwaway line about Electro existing in the grid, absorbing information after Peter 3 beat him, implying he figured it out somehow. The "I thought you'd be black" conversation seemed more like a "let's make social commentary" line than anything else.
I think it was more of a wink wink towards Miles Morales
@erikwhittla7224 more than one thing can be true, but the "you help a lot of poor people" and the fact that per recent census figures there are more white, asian, and latino people in Queens than black people make the assertion that Electro thought he was black come off more as commentary than a wink at Miles.
The mcu could've very easily rectified that "8 Years Later" mistake in DVD and BluRay releases. But they never did...
The Biggest insult to MCU Villians was The Manderin in Iron Man 3. They took Iron man's greatest Villian & turned him into a joke character.
but they made up for it in Shang-Chi
And they said Malekith was bad, Iron Man has *Bar Jeff Bridges's Obadiah Stane* he has the worst Villians, Including all the Villians they made Iron Man Villians!!!
Odin once had all infinity stones and a gauntlet to use them. (newly created gauntlet is just a copy of the one in the vault)
He hid the infinity stones all across the universe, but kept fakes of the infinite stones in the vault so seekers would still think the infinity stones are in Odin's possession.
You see this partially have success with Thanos only really starting to hunt the stones AFTER Odin has died and Asgard has been destroyed.
What about Disney favoring quantity over quality?
Everything was heading towards INFINITY WAR and ENDGAME
And now watching anything from the MCU became a chore we no longer want to endure
I used to be on top of watching everything.
Now the last MCU movie I saw was the latest Thor movie and the last show I watched was She-Hulk.
I’m waiting on the next season of Loki, but not sure how invested I really am anymore.
The reason electro was there is because he knew that Peter Parker was Spider-Man. He just didn’t know who Peter Parker was.
Exactly! People should know he collected peter Parker's spiderman photos and when he absorbed data, he became aware of peter Parker
@@bobeslami9770 He doesn't know PP is spiderman in AMS 2
Surprised Eternals didn’t make it into this list, or possibly the casting of Jonathan Majors.
WatchMojo liked garbage Eternals it has leftist propaganda
Majors was a great casting
Because Disney paying watchmojo a lot for positive publicity
I love The Dark world!! However it’s an emotional attachment. It’s not only the first film I saw in theaters after a major move. But for some reason it played on a loop in the hospital during my daughters birth.
Dark World isn't the worst MCU Movie, sure it has a Bad Villian, but most MCU Movies I find boring and have worst have a worse Villian!
The visual effects lately have definitely been a problem. I started noticing Black Panther. I think Multiverse of Madness is when they completely lost their minds, though. You're never going to make fantastical things look completely real, but I think at a certain point they just gave up and just resigned themselves to everything looking fake.
The Quicksilver thing is just *baffling*. It's like they were trying their hardest to piss people off.
The shared universe is also a big problem. You can't really have all of these superheroes together and still have individual movies. Why would Antman ever go on any adventure of any consequence without the rest of the Avengers? Ditto for Hawkeye. And you also have the opposite problem: What does Captain Avenger even need with the rest of the Avengers? She's so overpowered she could handle every problem herself. Once you call her in, all the other Avengers are unnecessary. And the same can be said of Black Widow. If you can literally control reality, that's game over. You don't need anyone else. The only reason anything at all was a challenge for her is because she apparently forgot her power once in a while.
WandaVision was just an exercise in frustration. If you're going to make Wanda the villain, commit to it*. Having the characters excuse her villainy at the end was infuriating. It made *sense for Wanda to be the villain in MoM, but the lead-in was terrible, and because she's overpowered, her death by suicide didn't feel earned. She could've easily killed everyone, or even better, just change reality to make it what she wanted. She can do that. In fact, she could've altered reality at the end of WandaVIsion to repair all those damaged people, but the writers couldn't acknowledge that.
I actually liked The Dark World. :)
As far as the female-lead movies go, I think they need to do better. Captain Marvel is both overpowered and not particularly likable. And She-Hulk was just a mess. It was meta like Deadpool, but without the humor, and in a way that actually got in the way of the show.
Ayo idk about you but fuck the MCU! 3:40 During that time THAT WAS AND STILL IS MY HULK! AND MY ABOMINATION! That was a sick ass fight.
Dr Strange 2, Thor 4, Eternals, She Hulk’s ending, Taskmaster and the cgi of lately, that’s all I got, plus Captain Marvel.
all of She Hulk on a whole not just the ending
One mistake I noticed in the MCU was in the mid-credits scene of "Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings." In the mid-credits scene, you see Smart Hulk as Bruce Banner, but it was shown in "Avengers: Endgame" that Bruce combined the brains and the brawn together, and so he became Smart Hulk. In "Avengers: Endgame" the only time you see him as Bruce Banner again after becoming Smart Hulk was during the time heist when The Ancient One pushed Bruce's astral body out of his physical body.
They never implicitly said that Hulk will never allow Bruce to take over again. Also, in She-Hulk, Bruce was able to voluntarily switch between himself and Smart Hulk. As Bruce he was able to do things like drive his car, and as Smart Hulk he was able to train Jennifer to use her hulk powers.
The 16 slot can be easily explained.
It really only occurs through Iron Man 3 and Thor: Dark World. And the answer was in the Winter Soldier: Hydra.
Hydra was growing inside SHIELD and could easily see that since the attack on New York of 2012, they’re practically unstoppable as a team. But if they’re kept separate with say Killian’s terrorist attacks or the Dark Elf invasion, Hydra counted on those incidents to kill off individual members of the Avengers. And to make sure they happen, they would opt to cut off any news source or communication from the rest of the team members to keep it that way.
But once Hydra was put to a stop in Winter Soldier, it was time for the Avengers to assemble since without SHIELD, the world is without protection.
And Doctor Strange didn’t forget the Avengers when Dormammu came along, they just didn’t call them in because they clearly stated that it’s the duty of the Sorcerers to fend off the otherworldly forces.
Or if for an external universe explanation, it seems to me people have this underestimation of these MCU heroes that they doubt they can handle things solo. I personally to have them soloing out rather than call in the Avengers together every time a new threat comes along that really one of them can handle by themselves. Plus, if the MCU did do these kinds of teamsups so frequently then Avengers: Endgame would not have been the same since it would cheapens the impact of their combined efforts to defeat Thanos.
And besides, heroes having solo adventures despite the Avengers being introduced previously is a reflection of the comics themselves. They didn’t stop publishing independent stories just because they formed an alliance. Characters need space to breathe and be on their own. There shouldn’t be anything wrong with that.
I tend to think the visual effects are secondary to a good story.
Antman3 is fun and stand out from the previous.
Am I the only one who actually liked Thor The Dark World?
I liked it.
Thor The Dark World, at first we are treating this film harshly, But we have to wait NINE Years to See the worst of the worst of the Thor Movies might as well as MCU Movies.
TDW Felt a Important film because of its inclusion of Reality Stone and Of course, Loki. L&T is Too Joke-y and Never takes itself seriously, even there are serious moments, it is wasted away by Unfunny jokes and Even the Absence of Loki won't save the movie.
I got a soft spot for it, honestly my second favorite Thor film.
yes yes you are. its the worst mcu movie.
@@WhiteDragonXXX l take
The disconnection between the movies and the Nerflix series were a good thing
Because now, watching everything from the MCU became a chore
IMO, the MCU's biggest mistake to date is one that they don't even seem to see as a mistake, and that being that they've turned their entire franchise post-Endgame into one, big, awkward, smirking joke.
The Incredible Hulk is NOT a mistake, fuck whoever says so, it's an awesome movie and the best portrayal of The Hulk to this day!
Also, yes, the Gauntlet was made in 2015 with that post credit scene because at that point Thanos decided to go on the hunt for the Stones
It's not like they could've had him retrieve it through Loki while he was still disguised as Odin.
No, that would've made sense.
Thanos had to make his gauntlet from scratch. Because it's not like it was something he probably tried once before.
Nova Corps messed up, like how they say in Star Lord’s bio his alias is “Star Prince”. And Jon Watts, director of the Tom Holland movies said it is supposed to be 4 years later in 2016
1. WandaVision
2. Doctor Strange in The Multiverse of Madness
3. Captain America Civil War
4. Spiderman No Way Home
5. The Incredible Hulk
6. Thor Ragnarok
7. Thor Love and Thunder
8. Spiderman Homecoming
9. Captain America The Winter Soldier
10. Avengers Infinity War
11. Avengers Endgame
12. She Hulk Attorney at Law
My Favorite Best Movies and Show in the MCU ever
good job about Making MCU MISTAKES Marvel Wants You To Forget from Top 20
The Edward Norton Hulk is easily the best which I know isn't saying much, but it's pretty decent. Mark Ruffalo fits better, but the movie was good
3:40 Fun Fact: Mark Ruffalo was actually The Incredible Hulk director’s first choice for Bruce Banner, but Universal wanted Norton because he was more famous at the time.
Well at least he got what he wanted after
WandaVision = Kind of funny/cool, but MOSTLY it's a horrible tale about a woman who, JUST because she had the power to do so, enslaved, tortured, and also KILLED a bunch of innocent people JUST because she couldn't be a "mommy." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Seriously... Could you imagine EVERY woman who has ever lost a child or been dump, and subsequently denied the ability to have a family, just going on a murder spree? That's basically what Wanda did.
She was sooooooooooo sad that she didn't get to have her fake kids that she ruined MANY people's lives. Oh, and killed a bunch of people.
But, for some reason, we're all just supposed to forgive that and feel bad for her? Lol 😂
It’s the same direction Disney went with Maleficent and Cruella de Vil with their live-action prequels. Make them the "misunderstood heroes" instead of the villains they were originally written as that made them more interesting and memorable characters in the first place.
What makes it worse is all the Wanda stans that overly defend her and treat her like she’s the best female character of all time despite all the horrible things she did as the "villain" and never got the consequences for them. She used to be one of my favorite MCU characters before Disney and her stans ruined her.
20. Hey! At least it still looks better than all the bad CGI in movies like Son Of The Mask, The Lawnmower Man AND The Langoliers. (I know I use this A LOT whenever "bad CGI" is mentioned in films. But there's a reason why it bears repeating, it could've looked worse.)
13. Given what happened, maybe Agatha was right to try to take Wanda's powers, she was NOT right in the mind, further cemented by her villainous turn in Multiverse of Madness. Time to change the song's lyrics.
"It's been Wanda all a-looooong 🎵."
In fact, I am nominating her for "Top 10 TV Characters That Are Actually The Villain," once that list gets made.
11. And yet The Dark World and Love and Thunder DON'T have bad scores on their rotten tomatoes pages. Numbers matter, Mojo (except when they don't, like with your Top 10 Good Movies With Bad Rotten Tomatoes Scores lists).
2. The worst offender was... um.. whatever that "Alpha Deviant's" name was in Eternals, which was so bland and boring that it doesn't even have a name. Give other MCU villains credit, they at least had one! This is the most basic of basics!
Wanda’s villainous turn was caused by the Darkhold, which corrupts anyone who reads it.
Even Agents of SHIELD explained this.
AGENT CARTER's failure wasn't Marvel's fault, it was ABC's fault because it rushed it off it's programming line up. AGENT CARTER was a fun great show.
Never thought Inhumans would be top when i was expecting a Phase 4 movie like Eternals
Nothing compares to the train wreck that was Inhumans. Nothing in the MCU even comes close to that, not even Thor 4.
@@thenecrosanct4906 why?
@@SirsasthNigam. Terrible story, terrible acting, boring characters, incredibly bad CGI, & many other reasons.
@@Phanthief95 you mean it's worser than She Hulk or Ms Marvel?
@@SirsasthNigam. Yes, because those two weren't all that bad.
After what they did to Hulk and Thor
I'm not looking forward to see what they'll do with the X-Men
Just look what they did to Xavier
Number 1, Marvel took the incredible hulk (2008) and recasted him as a puppy
I know that norton will never come again,but man,make a hulk movie or series with that 2008 incredible hulk formula.
Letting Great Directors go should've been higher, like No. 2. Edgar Wright would've never let Antman be the cookie cutter franchise that it is.
Most importantly, James Gunn was set to be the manager of the MCU's cosmos. Any movie related to space, its makers would've had to consult with him. This could've allowed for more creative diversity. In the long run, he could've take over from Feige even.
Now he's running DC and it's looking better than MCU.
Regarding the Iron Man 3 ending and Tony coming out of "retirement", people quickly forget that Winter Soldier happened and SHIELD were effectively disbanded and as Tony says at the end here, he is Iron Man - despite getting rid of his tech, he was always capable for building more if needed and then Age of Ultron starts with them sweeping away the last of HYDRA (that they know of, or the films acknowledged at the time). And though it isn't directly stated, it feels implied that is part of his reasoning for Ultron, because he feels he needs to protect the world - as Wanda exploited his worst fear. And then in Civil War, he is trying to take a back seat but keeps getting dragged into situations - take the exchange between him and Natasha when she asks did he bring a suit and he quips something about a lovely three piece. If the audience can just connect these things together, you could derive his reasons for stepping back into the suit
3:35 3:36 if any of think that 2008 The Incredible Hulk is a mistake, then you are not a Marvel fan or an MCU fan.
That movie was so Boring!
@@marionbaggins no, you’re boring.
I think you guys forgot that the 2008 Hulk movie wasn't the first Hulk film. In 2003 Ang Lee directed The Hulk starring Eric Bana. Edward Norton's Hulk was not as bad as the 2003 version. Both movies had their problems, but at least now we have Mark Ruffalo's version.
Edward Norton was offered a contract, but turned it due to his knowledge of the constant (ridiculous) script changes made by Feigi from prior marvel movies, including the Incredible Hulk. This is why we have a joke of a Banner/Hulk hybrid now, instead of a cautious/rational Banner who tries to protect the world from himself, which would have been a great point in Ragnarok if they didn’t start making him the butt of every joke.
Well, Universal's movie rights to the Hulk has expired in 2023. The Incredible Hulk is now sold to Disney. Watching it now on Disney+ is weird, it's not because of the movie, it's because we get to see the Universal logo standing behind the Disney+ logo. 😂 also, Steve Roger is a lady's man. he not only kissed Peggy & then her great niece over 70 years later, but he also kissed Black Widow to fool enemies by disguising himself & Widow as couples.
Don’t forget Namor
What about Paramount's logo in Iron Man?
@@ricardoortiz4870oh yeah, AND Namor
@@LeonardoKlotz well, Paramount didn't really care about Marvel so much, they only accepted the part as distributors of Iron Man & other films & that's basically it. The idea of Iron Man & other films is that Marvel decided to make motion pictures themselves.
How about their lack of keeping a bridge between TV and Movies. I.E. Pre-Disney+ MCU TV..... lots of introductions and Maguffins that could play a bigger role but go nowhere? Do I go on? I have an entire list of things to forget
The hulk of 2008 - was incredible. I prefer him than the new hulk.
I’m not one of those fans that want to see villains stick around for more than one movie unless they’re a part of a bigger story. It doesn’t bother me if they get killed off in one movie because it gives other villains a chance to on screen.
Same, Loki was the Major expection, Thanos from 2018 gets killed early in Endgame.
Darn it!
they wanted us to forget inhumans so bad they put the lead in costume in strange 2?
Scarlett Witch didn’t die
Let's not forget that Marvel tends to ruin character development and betray the source material in which they take inspiration from. Such as Nick Fury in Captain America The Winter Soldier says the last time he trusted someone it cost him his eye. That line lead us to believe we would get some sort of reveal of a betrayal very personal to him. Nope, instead we see it was do to a cat scratching his eye in Captain Marvel, it became a joke. Then you have characters like Yellow Jacket, Ghost, Taskmaster and M.O.D.O.K. that were so far removed from their roles in the comics and animated series that it turned fans off when they were introduced into the MCU.
I seriously thought number 1 would go to Eternals!
Eternal was a good movie
No. 6 Did Watchmojo forget about how HYDRA revealed themselves to the world after the events of Iron Man 3. You ever think Tony, realizing the threat of HYDRA, restarted the Iron Legion project
This would require MOJO to think
Love the YD voiceovers!
The Incredible Hulk was peak. They don't make movies like that anymore now. The movie showed Hulk at his Vulnerable and his strongest.
Crazy how everyone is showing The Incredible Hulk appreciation now while for years people pretended like it didn't exist in the MCU, skipping it during MCU watches and pretending it's not canon, and even slandering the movie for years saying how bad the movie was until now
Everything after Endgame was a mistake
Spider-Man nwh, gotg vol 3, Shang chi?
Phase 4 is a mess- Kevin Feige
Disorganized and rushed. It'll go somewhere
@@dannod9961 No Way Home was a Sony movie and Shang chi was boring
@@ahmedmaklad6527 but it still counts as a marvel movie
The CGI in the MCU is so excessive that anything can break the suspension of disbelief
This is what happens when you make too many movies and TV shows for the VFX guys to catch up
It’s still possible that it’s the x-men Pietro Maximoff the way he laughing about the bohner gag shows there is more
No. 1 should've been Captain Marvel as a whole. I dunno what's worse, how fatal it is as a mistake to the lore and that it can't be undone or the fact that Marvel is "PROUD" of it and wants the audiences to be reminded.
But...but...then there would be one less female lead, abd mojo can't have that.
@@Muhammadwasapedo What's the point of more female led movies if they're not gonna be good? For the record, I DO want more female led movies but they HAVE to be good.
I prefer to blame Disney. Since Disney took over Marvel in 2009, Marvel's characters both in the comics, and the movies have suffered greatly. Disney has been implementing a "forced diversity" into Marvel's characters in an attempt to appeal to a wider audience (thus allowing Disney to make more money), and in the process they're alienating long-time fans of these characters. I feel that Disney is truly to blame here, not Marvel themselves.
@@JbombTheGreat I don't mind diversity, in fact I think it's neccesary, but it should not have come at the cost of quality.
@@ThePrinceofHisOwnKingdom True, diversity is beneficial when it happens organically. However, that's not the approach Disney has decided to take. Their method feels very unnatural and inappropriate. Therefore, it comes off as being forced.
Those who Forget HISTORY?... Are DOOMED to Repeat It!
INHUMANS was confusing. They were the bad guys - enforcing an unfair caste system - and the brother was the hero for the people.
Top 20 BEST Guardians of the Galaxy Moments!
Another thing I think they might want us to forget about is the eternals. They haven't been mentioned at all and the celestial that came out of the ground. Maybe in the future they will actually mention them but I haven't seen hide or hair of them. The incredible hulk by the way did not have the proper promos to give people an incentive to watch it and it came out the same year as iron Man 1 in 2007. Because iron Man was actually being promoted more The incredible hulk was overlooked. I actually worked at a theater when this was going on and a lot of people dating even knew anything about it including that it was linked to the MCU. I think even today a lot of people think that they're two different movies universes.
Here's a question, would anybody be against seeing other Marvel properties merging into the MCU that they did in Spider-Man no way home? Like the blade series, the X-Men universes, the fantastic four's, Brad Pitt's Daredevil, Ghost riders, and many more?
It's been referenced in She-Hulk. Also, Brad Pitt's Daredevil? Don't you mean Ben Affleck?
They’re trying to connect all the movies pre MCU into Secret Wars last time I heard. Trying to get all the actors in to do I guess a last hoorah with their characters
The Celestial coming out of the earth was referenced in an episode of She-Hulk.
As well, Ms. Marvel also referenced Kingo & his Bollywood career.
Edward Norton is the best live action Hulk
The InHumans should never,never been a Tv Series. They should just stand with them as a Movie! What the Hell? The fact the Black Bolt made his cameo in Doctor Strange 2. was a real Joy. But who's knows if, The InHumans can make it back to the MCU?
With #16 I'd say the supposed death of Tony Stark, kidnapping of the President and Mandarin bombing in general is a better example than The Convergence, that happened in the UK all in the span of about an hour, odds are none of the other heroes, who are mostly based out of the US could get there in time.
I will never forget The Incredible Hulk. It's my favorite MCU film and far from being a mistake.
For #17, do people not like the Incredible Hulk movie? How?? I love the design of that Hulk with his green eyes and hair. He certainly looks more menacing & angry than the joke of the Hulk ever since the She-Hulk show
You can say what you want, but the Norton Incredible Hulk wasn't a mistake, more like a misunderstood master piece
If Wonder Woman didn’t succeed , it would’ve take longer for a female lead movie. Change my mind
I remember how excited I was for Marvel movies after the first few came out, especially Iron Man 1 and 2, Avengers or the first Guardians. And after a few good years, it all started to go downhill in my opinion, because they produced so much content that I just couldn't keep up. And neither could they as it turns out.
“Agent Carter” was really good! Too bad it didn’t get the recognition it deserved. (“Ms. Marvel” was pretty good also, especially because of actress Iman Vellani. Yeah it’s made more for young teens, but it’s really goo for what it is. Same as “She-Hulk”.)
I heard that under Purlmutters leadership that he didn't allow female lead movie, which is why there wasn't any til Kevin officially took over.
Thank you for the update, WatchMojo..!! I watched most of the movies mentioned, but missed noticing the MCU mistakes. 🤣
If Nick Fury had the tesseract in 1995 as we saw in Captain Marvel, then why was it with cap in 2012
Actually 12 can be explained by simple grammar. If you look at the subtitles, it said “peters parker’s spider man” showing her possession of the name over the alias, not the way of said Peter Parker IS spider-man which is what it sounds like.
I never noticed, until rewatching XMen Days Of Future past, that when they went to Quicksilvers house, mailbox said Maximoff!
I hope James Gunn helps DC to take over this decade
Because I'm sick of the MCU
it won't, MCU is solidified
@@isaiahwatkins1502 since when, Quantumania?
@@RayMcElroy50 since Iron Man... MCU is just way too big to be overtaken
@@isaiahwatkins1502 then why Quantumania bombed?
@RayMcElroy50 Because that's the movie business, some movies bomb & others do great. Guardians of the Galaxy 3 for example did great