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What is your least favorite Marvel movie and why?
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Guardians of the Galaxy 1, it's a good movie, but its what I believe started the "well that happened" marvel dialogue, because the other movies couldn't capture that charm of it.
It was so good the following movies suck by comparison?
It was different, but it was well received, so Marvel has been implementing its comedy in all movies since GotG1 unsuccessfully instead of keeping to the more serious with some slight funny dialogue in it.
I asked a buddy of mine, if he could recommend only one movie from either Marvel or DC for me to watch, which one would it be? He said GotG. I watched it and loved it, bought the video game, made my husband watch it, who also loved it.
It's a great movie, but it's release caused a new wave of shitty imitators