One World, One People (2021)
And that’s a wrap. Seriously, wrap this thing up and bury it or throw it into an incinerator or something.
And that’s a wrap. Seriously, wrap this thing up and bury it or throw it into an incinerator or something.
Just one more episode to go, and then we can all wake up from this long, boring snooze.
Now we have a Black Panther lady, who shows up to join an already cluttered cast, mostly to mope around. Fun times.
Two hot guys continue their adventures in lackadaisical humdrum land.
We have a new Captain America and… and… oh, who cares.
Meh. Maybe if they had the two lead actors prance around shirtless, things will be more interesting.
Is this a great movie? Absolutely not. Is it a roller-coaster ride of feels? Hell, yeah!
It’s 95% fanservice and 5% weak sauce plot. What, there are people who expect something more from this thing?
This is easily one of the most brainless, ridiculous, and yet most entertaining popcorn flicks in a while.
Perhaps it is inevitable, but these Marvel superhero movies are starting to have a by-the-numbers feel.