I suspect if it had come out pre-Endgame that audiences would have eaten it up. It suffered from the post-Endgame slump that most of the MCU went through.
Granted there are definitely some stinkers in Phase 4 and Phase 5, but everything that came after Endgame just felt lacking because everyone, and I mean everyone got sensory overload from seeing Cap wield Mjolnir.
The superhero movie fatigue after Endgame has really put a stink on a lot of good content.
The big problem after Endgame was that Marvel stopped building towards anything. We lost the “it’s all connected” theme. Plots seemed to vary between “I got snapped for 5 years and it made me sad” vs. “I didn’t get snapped and it made me sad.”
I liked She-Hulk, a lot.
I suspect if it had come out pre-Endgame that audiences would have eaten it up. It suffered from the post-Endgame slump that most of the MCU went through.
Granted there are definitely some stinkers in Phase 4 and Phase 5, but everything that came after Endgame just felt lacking because everyone, and I mean everyone got sensory overload from seeing Cap wield Mjolnir.
The superhero movie fatigue after Endgame has really put a stink on a lot of good content.
The big problem after Endgame was that Marvel stopped building towards anything. We lost the “it’s all connected” theme. Plots seemed to vary between “I got snapped for 5 years and it made me sad” vs. “I didn’t get snapped and it made me sad.”