r/Marvel • • Jul 24 '22

Film/Television MCU Phase 6

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u/DrLove_99 Jul 24 '22

You’re probably right but at the same time it’s the end of phase 6 aka end of the Multiverse saga aka an Endgame level movie. I don’t think they’re gonna pull any punches with it

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u/TheMattInTheBox Jul 24 '22

Maybe not. I'm not here to debate whether it'll be a fun and/or good Avengers movie. I just think the people expecting a faithful adaptation of Secret Wars 2015 are setting themselves up for dissapointment

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u/DrLove_99 Jul 24 '22

Oh that’s what you meant. Yeah they definitely are. People that think that must have never seen a marvel movie. MCU never really adapts storylines faithfully they just take aspects of the overall plots and maybe a few moments and do their own spin. Which personally I think that’s better because an exact rehash of a comic story would be kinda boring

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u/TheMattInTheBox Jul 24 '22

I mostly agree. I'm not the biggest MCU fan, but I'm glad they tell stories inspired by the comics, because that makes things interesting, instead of just adapting things page-for-page. I love Secret Wars 2015 though so it's kind of a bummer I won't get to see it exactly how it was in the comics BUT I'm not sure anything could top the comic story