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Is it real, or a figment of our imaginations?
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>>154607199
Yes and no
Invincible's streaming show, Dispatch, Spider-Verse, etc shows the genre itself can still be popular however a saturation of mediocrity makes people sick
The MCU isn't just struggling because of that, it's also because it's struggling under the weight of its own continuity
Too many things to keep up with
Too many shows to watch, hours to spend
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Its very real and only fools think it is not. Its only going to get worse as time goes on as well as we see with Supergirl bombing so hard that it won't make 80 million domestically. Marvel and DC will either have to make huge budget films like Deadpool and Wolverine and create these event films where everyone sees them or make smaller budget films to turn a profit. Either way Capeshit is definitely weaker then it was in the 2010s.
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What you're really seeing is mid movie fatigue

Word of mouth has quietly been the story of the last few years with Sinners, Weapons, arguably even going back to Top Gun Maverick and it's only now that Hollywood is starting to listen

Some IP still have power, but throwing a toy from the 80s or a C-list superhero into a movie and slathering it in post-ironic humor is about 5 years past its expiration date
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>>154607199
Not really. But people don't want to have to put up with massive and shitty extended universes like Disney was trying to do with all their shitty shows. Simpler one offs or simpler just movies work if they're at least decent.
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>>154607199
I don't understand the dismissal of superhero fatigue as cope, do you think the genre conventions will be evergreen and never fizzle out like westerns or noir?
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>>154607199
>|Audiences aren't losing their taste for slop," says president of Slop Merchants Incorporated.
This feels like someone lying through their teeth to try and keep the investment money from pulling out.
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>>154607938
Go to any comic con in the country and you'll find 90% of the cosplayers as anime characters

Capeshit is dying with the boomers and rightfully so
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>>154607199
People have blockbuster fatigue, if anything. There's also the fact that you don't have to wait to stream a movie anymore, so people are more likely to wait the month to just rent it for 4 bucks on streaming (or stream it for free depending on the movie and service), rather than spend upwards of 20 dollars to see it in a room that's probably far more likely to have a bunch of screaming children in it.
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>>154607199
It’s real in the sense that it is a a waterfall effect.
Too many products, most of them mid or shit wtitten
People getting frustrated the more and more crap is released by these out of touch “directors”

The flew good products are (rightfully) put on a pedestal, yet they struggle to do well financially as they used go be since less people are interested

Less people are interested into consuming new products since most of the time are bad
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>>154607199
Superhero movies trend ended long time ago, now everybody is interested in video game movies.
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>>154607199
I’ve tried to combat these claims and argue against the idea of superhero fatigue but as long as retarded clueless faggots like James Gunn are in charge, they’re gonna run it into the fucking ground to where after the DCU, we’ll just go back to getting nothing but Batman stuff again for the rest of time.
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>>154608009
Go back to /a/ or kill yourself, pedo weeaboo.
>>154609612
Every single vidya movie is dogshit, though. Go back to /v/.
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>>154607229
>it's struggling under the weight of its own continuity
DCU has little continuity as of right now and yet it still fails. No one watched Peacemaker, CC, or Supergirl, and Superman was only a moderate success at best.
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>>154607199
>we are not saturing a market
>the guys we hired weren't good enough for the job
Coping in a crab bucket.
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>>154607199
He's got a point but unfortunately they may never rise above mediocrity again
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>>154607229
>Spider-Verse
made novel by the artstyle
if anything MCU has made capeshit a staple, and the public has a lot of reference point now. not only do they have to make quality in plot and props, they also have to make sure to avoid tropes that would otgerwise be dine a decade ago



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