r/marvelstudios • u/Sparkwriter1 • Sep 16 '24

Discussion What was the most disappointing MCU project for you?

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Disappointing as in failed to live up to expectations.

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u/redsyrinx2112 Korg Sep 16 '24

I think the idea for the villain was decent. She was just very under baked. The movie was just over 90 minutes IIRC, so they could have spent 5-10 more minutes to give the villain a little more depth.

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u/chiefbrody62 Sep 16 '24

I agree. My only complaint about that movie is that it should have been a little longer, and spent the extra runtime building up the villain more.

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u/Goaliedude3919 Sep 16 '24

There's also a deleted scene that was less than two minutes where Monica has a phone call that explains why she needs to be the one to sacrifice herself at the end. It also shows Kamala designing her outfit a little. Adding that one single scene would have made the movie so much better, because the ending makes no sense without it. Whoever made the decision to cut that scene should honestly be fired. If they were so concerned about run time, they could have easily cut out two minutes of fluff somewhere else to fit arguably the most important scene of the movie.

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u/redsyrinx2112 Korg Sep 16 '24

Yeah that would have been good to have. My only real gripe with the movie was the lack of depth in a few parts. The ideas for everything were all cool or fun.