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Scrappy must be consistently hated so being liked in prior/later works disqualifies them save the boyfriend who's more ignored as opposed brought up as hated.
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* TheScrappy:
** Erik Selvig was liked just fine in the first movie and ''The Avengers'', but that was mainly because he could be serious in addition to comical. Here he devolves into almost pure comic relief territory that many felt unnecessary and annoying. Helping matters is Selvig receiving a far smaller amount of screentime in comparison to the first movie, only approaching his original characterisation at the end of the film, but even that is undermined by the film still having Selvig act like a fool. Worse still, Selvig is repeatedly stated to have suffered a nervous breakdown after what Loki did to him, yet none of his fragile mental health is treated seriously and is entirely PlayedForLaughs. Thankfully, [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap he's back to normal]] by ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron''.
** Darcy's new intern/boyfriend gets some of this as well due to being rather flat, and Darcy herself caught a lot more flak in this movie than in the previous one for being annoying and immature.
** Jane Foster's reputation took a severe hit in this film due to her [[StrangledByTheRedString unbelievable]] romance with Thor that [[RomanticPlotTumor brought down the story]] and negatively affects the quality of the film, and also flattened her own character, keeping her entertainingly pathological obsession with her research from the last movie to a minimum in favor of her relationship drama, with the aforementioned Selvig being given nearly all of the scientific importance instead. The fact that a lot of other interesting characters and plot points from the comic were [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter short-changed]] in exchange for her did ''not'' help. Even Natalie Portman herself [[CreatorBacklash wasn't happy]] with her character's portrayal in the film and actually considered departing after Patty Jenkins' departure as director, hence why she doesn't reprise her role in ''Film/ThorRagnarok'', although she is on track to being RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in ''Film/ThorLoveAndThunder'' for [[TookALevelInBadass obvious reasons.]]
** Malekith is probably the MCU villain with the most negative reception due to his FlatCharacter status. Even people who loved the movie found the character flat and forgettable.
** Erik Selvig was liked just fine in the first movie and ''The Avengers'', but that was mainly because he could be serious in addition to comical. Here he devolves into almost pure comic relief territory that many felt unnecessary and annoying. Helping matters is Selvig receiving a far smaller amount of screentime in comparison to the first movie, only approaching his original characterisation at the end of the film, but even that is undermined by the film still having Selvig act like a fool. Worse still, Selvig is repeatedly stated to have suffered a nervous breakdown after what Loki did to him, yet none of his fragile mental health is treated seriously and is entirely PlayedForLaughs. Thankfully, [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap he's back to normal]] by ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron''.
** Darcy's new intern/boyfriend gets some of this as well due to being rather flat, and Darcy herself caught a lot more flak in this movie than in the previous one for being annoying and immature.
** Jane Foster's reputation took a severe hit in this film due to her [[StrangledByTheRedString unbelievable]] romance with Thor that [[RomanticPlotTumor brought down the story]] and negatively affects the quality of the film, and also flattened her own character, keeping her entertainingly pathological obsession with her research from the last movie to a minimum in favor of her relationship drama, with the aforementioned Selvig being given nearly all of the scientific importance instead. The fact that a lot of other interesting characters and plot points from the comic were [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter short-changed]] in exchange for her did ''not'' help. Even Natalie Portman herself [[CreatorBacklash wasn't happy]] with her character's portrayal in the film and actually considered departing after Patty Jenkins' departure as director, hence why she doesn't reprise her role in ''Film/ThorRagnarok'', although she is on track to being RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in ''Film/ThorLoveAndThunder'' for [[TookALevelInBadass obvious reasons.]]
** Malekith is probably the MCU villain with the most negative reception due to his FlatCharacter status. Even people who loved the movie found the character flat and forgettable.
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* TheScrappy:
** Erik Selvig was liked just fine in the first movie and ''The Avengers'', but that was mainly because he could be serious in addition to comical. Here he devolves into almost pure comic relief territory that many felt unnecessary and annoying. Helping matters is Selvig receiving a far smaller amount of screentime in comparison to the first movie, only approaching his original characterisation at the end of the film, but even that is undermined by the film still having Selvig act like a fool. Worse still, Selvig is repeatedly stated to have suffered a nervous breakdown after what Loki did to him, yet none of his fragile mental health is treated seriously and is entirely PlayedForLaughs. Thankfully, [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap he's back to normal]] by ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron''.
** Darcy's new intern/boyfriend gets some of this as well due to being rather flat, and Darcy herself caught a lot more flak in this movie than in the previous one for being annoying and immature.
** Jane Foster's reputation took a severe hit in this film due to her [[StrangledByTheRedString unbelievable]] romance with Thor that [[RomanticPlotTumor brought down the story]] and negatively affects the quality of the film, and also flattened her own character, keeping her entertainingly pathological obsession with her research from the last movie to a minimum in favor of her relationship drama, with the aforementioned Selvig being given nearly all of the scientific importance instead. The fact that a lot of other interesting characters and plot points from the comic were [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter short-changed]] in exchange for her did ''not'' help. Even Natalie Portman herself [[CreatorBacklash wasn't happy]] with her character's portrayal in the film and actually considered departing after Patty Jenkins' departure as director, hence why she doesn't reprise her role in ''Film/ThorRagnarok'', although she is on track to being RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in ''Film/ThorLoveAndThunder'' for [[TookALevelInBadass obvious reasons.]]
**TheScrappy: Malekith is probably the MCU villain with the most negative reception due to his FlatCharacter status. Even people who loved the movie found the character flat and forgettable.
** Erik Selvig was liked just fine in the first movie and ''The Avengers'', but that was mainly because he could be serious in addition to comical. Here he devolves into almost pure comic relief territory that many felt unnecessary and annoying. Helping matters is Selvig receiving a far smaller amount of screentime in comparison to the first movie, only approaching his original characterisation at the end of the film, but even that is undermined by the film still having Selvig act like a fool. Worse still, Selvig is repeatedly stated to have suffered a nervous breakdown after what Loki did to him, yet none of his fragile mental health is treated seriously and is entirely PlayedForLaughs. Thankfully, [[RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap he's back to normal]] by ''Film/AvengersAgeOfUltron''.
** Darcy's new intern/boyfriend gets some of this as well due to being rather flat, and Darcy herself caught a lot more flak in this movie than in the previous one for being annoying and immature.
** Jane Foster's reputation took a severe hit in this film due to her [[StrangledByTheRedString unbelievable]] romance with Thor that [[RomanticPlotTumor brought down the story]] and negatively affects the quality of the film, and also flattened her own character, keeping her entertainingly pathological obsession with her research from the last movie to a minimum in favor of her relationship drama, with the aforementioned Selvig being given nearly all of the scientific importance instead. The fact that a lot of other interesting characters and plot points from the comic were [[TheyWastedAPerfectlyGoodCharacter short-changed]] in exchange for her did ''not'' help. Even Natalie Portman herself [[CreatorBacklash wasn't happy]] with her character's portrayal in the film and actually considered departing after Patty Jenkins' departure as director, hence why she doesn't reprise her role in ''Film/ThorRagnarok'', although she is on track to being RescuedFromTheScrappyHeap in ''Film/ThorLoveAndThunder'' for [[TookALevelInBadass obvious reasons.]]
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%%** Heimdall was rewarded for achieving this status in the first ''Thor'' movie, but a couple new ones popped up:
%%** [[RankScalesWithAsskicking Frigga]]. Perhaps not all of Thor's badassery was inherited from Odin...
%%** [[TheDragon Algrim]]/[[TheJuggernaut Kurse]] is pretty popular, too, to the point where many fans wished ''he'' was the BigBad of the film instead of [[TheScrappy Malekith]].
%%** Heimdall was rewarded for achieving this status in the first ''Thor'' movie, but a couple new ones popped up:
%%** [[RankScalesWithAsskicking Frigga]]. Perhaps not all of Thor's badassery was inherited from Odin...
%%** [[TheDragon Algrim]]/[[TheJuggernaut Kurse]] is pretty popular, too, to the point where many fans wished ''he'' was the BigBad of the film instead of [[TheScrappy Malekith]].
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* CompleteMonster: [[DarkIsEvil Malekith the Accursed]] is the leader of the [[OurElvesAreDifferent Dark Elves]] who intends to [[OmnicidalManiac plunge the universe into eternal darkness]]. Millennia ago, Malekith waged war with Asgard to acquire the Aether, yet when he found he was losing the battle, Malekith disabled all of his soldiers' ships, crushing his enemies yet [[DirtyCoward killing all of his own soldiers]] just so he could escape. [[NeverMyFault Blaming Asgard for this]], Malekith resurfaces in the present day to continue his hunt for the Aether. After Kursing his loyal follower Algrim without hesitation, Malekith tracks the Aether to Asgard, having Thor's mother Frigga killed when she hides its location from him. After removing the Aether from Jane Foster and taking it for himself, Malekith then leads an assault on London, using the Aether to begin reverting the universe to a state of complete darkness forever.
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* CompleteMonster: [[DarkIsEvil Malekith the Accursed]] is the leader of the [[OurElvesAreDifferent Dark Elves]] who intends to [[OmnicidalManiac plunge the universe into eternal darkness]]. Millennia ago, Malekith waged war with Asgard to acquire the Aether, yet when he found he was losing the battle, Malekith disabled all of his soldiers' ships, crushing his enemies yet [[DirtyCoward killing all of his own soldiers]] just so he could escape. [[NeverMyFault Blaming Asgard for this]], Malekith resurfaces in the present day to continue his hunt for the Aether. After Kursing his loyal follower Algrim without hesitation, Malekith tracks the Aether to Asgard, having Thor's mother Frigga killed when she hides its location from him. After removing the Aether from [[Characters/MCUJaneFoster Jane Foster Foster]] and taking it for himself, Malekith then leads an assault on London, using the Aether to begin reverting the universe to a state of complete darkness forever.
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** Loki's [[http://i.imgur.com/QNqNMMy.jpg hairdo while imprisoned]], which has drawn comparisons to [[Film/TheRoom Tommy Wiseau]], {{Music/Skrillex}}, and old-fashioned rockers. [[spoiler:Becomes HarsherInHindsight when it turns out he's like that after his mother Frigga was murdered.]]
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** Loki's [[http://i.imgur.com/QNqNMMy.jpg hairdo while imprisoned]], which has drawn comparisons to [[Film/TheRoom [[Film/TheRoom2003 Tommy Wiseau]], {{Music/Skrillex}}, and old-fashioned rockers. [[spoiler:Becomes HarsherInHindsight when it turns out he's like that after his mother Frigga was murdered.]]
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* MoralEventHorizon: In the last act of the film, Malekith tries destroying reality, something that he had attempted millenia before.
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* MoralEventHorizon: In the last act of the film, Malekith tries destroying reality, something that he had attempted millenia before.See [[MoralEventHorizon/MarvelCinematicUniverse here]].
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%%** [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking Frigga]]. Perhaps not all of Thor's badassery was inherited from Odin...
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%%** [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking [[RankScalesWithAsskicking Frigga]]. Perhaps not all of Thor's badassery was inherited from Odin...
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* EnsembleDarkhorse:
** Heimdall was rewarded for achieving this status in the first ''Thor'' movie, but a couple new ones popped up:
** [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking Frigga]]. Perhaps not all of Thor's badassery was inherited from Odin...
** [[TheDragon Algrim]]/[[TheJuggernaut Kurse]] is pretty popular, too, to the point where many fans wished ''he'' was the BigBad of the film instead of [[TheScrappy Malekith]].
** Heimdall was rewarded for achieving this status in the first ''Thor'' movie, but a couple new ones popped up:
** [[AuthorityEqualsAsskicking Frigga]]. Perhaps not all of Thor's badassery was inherited from Odin...
** [[TheDragon Algrim]]/[[TheJuggernaut Kurse]] is pretty popular, too, to the point where many fans wished ''he'' was the BigBad of the film instead of [[TheScrappy Malekith]].
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** [[TheDragon Algrim]]/[[TheJuggernaut Kurse]] is pretty popular, too.
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** [[TheDragon Algrim]]/[[TheJuggernaut Kurse]] is pretty popular, too.too, to the point where many fans wished ''he'' was the BigBad of the film instead of [[TheScrappy Malekith]].
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* SignatureScene: Loki masquerading as [[spoiler: Captain America, played by Chris Evans.]]
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** In the last act of the film, he tries destroying reality, something that he had attempted millenia before.
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* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad Malekith the Accursed]] counts in both the film and the tie-in video game:
** Film: [[DarkIsEvil Malekith the Accursed]] is the leader of the [[OurElvesAreDifferent Dark Elves]] who intends to [[OmnicidalManiac plunge the universe into eternal darkness]]. Millennia ago, Malekith waged war with Asgard to acquire the Aether, yet when he found he was losing the battle, Malekith disabled all of his soldiers' ships, crushing his enemies yet [[DirtyCoward killing all of his own soldiers]] just so he could escape. [[NeverMyFault Blaming Asgard for this]], Malekith resurfaces in the present day to continue his hunt for the Aether. After Kursing his loyal follower Algrim without hesitation, Malekith tracks the Aether to Asgard, having Thor's mother Frigga killed when she hides its location from him. After removing the Aether from Jane Foster and taking it for himself, Malekith then leads an assault on London, using the Aether to begin reverting the universe to a state of complete darkness forever.
** Video game: [[DarkIsEvil Malekith the Accursed]], the leader of the [[OurElvesAreDifferent Dark Elves]] and the root of all evil in the game, differs from the version seen in the film. Desiring to return the universe to the "darkness" that existed before life sprouted throughout the cosmos, Malekith begins collecting powerful Uru weapons to use in a ritual to fulfill his desire. Sending his minions throughout the Nine Realms, Malekith has innocents killed, monstrous creatures released, and entire villages razed to the ground, all in various attempts to distract Thor from stopping him. With no loyalty to his "partners", as seen when he betrayed and attempted to murder both the Frost Giants and the God of Mischief, Loki, when [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness they outlived their usefulness]], Malekith [[AGodAmI proclaims himself a god]] before trying to [[OmnicidalManiac wipe out all life in the universe]], so as to make the Dark Elves the reigning power once again, with himself as ruler supreme.
** Film: [[DarkIsEvil Malekith the Accursed]] is the leader of the [[OurElvesAreDifferent Dark Elves]] who intends to [[OmnicidalManiac plunge the universe into eternal darkness]]. Millennia ago, Malekith waged war with Asgard to acquire the Aether, yet when he found he was losing the battle, Malekith disabled all of his soldiers' ships, crushing his enemies yet [[DirtyCoward killing all of his own soldiers]] just so he could escape. [[NeverMyFault Blaming Asgard for this]], Malekith resurfaces in the present day to continue his hunt for the Aether. After Kursing his loyal follower Algrim without hesitation, Malekith tracks the Aether to Asgard, having Thor's mother Frigga killed when she hides its location from him. After removing the Aether from Jane Foster and taking it for himself, Malekith then leads an assault on London, using the Aether to begin reverting the universe to a state of complete darkness forever.
** Video game: [[DarkIsEvil Malekith the Accursed]], the leader of the [[OurElvesAreDifferent Dark Elves]] and the root of all evil in the game, differs from the version seen in the film. Desiring to return the universe to the "darkness" that existed before life sprouted throughout the cosmos, Malekith begins collecting powerful Uru weapons to use in a ritual to fulfill his desire. Sending his minions throughout the Nine Realms, Malekith has innocents killed, monstrous creatures released, and entire villages razed to the ground, all in various attempts to distract Thor from stopping him. With no loyalty to his "partners", as seen when he betrayed and attempted to murder both the Frost Giants and the God of Mischief, Loki, when [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness they outlived their usefulness]], Malekith [[AGodAmI proclaims himself a god]] before trying to [[OmnicidalManiac wipe out all life in the universe]], so as to make the Dark Elves the reigning power once again, with himself as ruler supreme.
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* CompleteMonster: [[BigBad Malekith the Accursed]] counts in both the film and the tie-in video game:
** Film:[[DarkIsEvil Malekith the Accursed]] is the leader of the [[OurElvesAreDifferent Dark Elves]] who intends to [[OmnicidalManiac plunge the universe into eternal darkness]]. Millennia ago, Malekith waged war with Asgard to acquire the Aether, yet when he found he was losing the battle, Malekith disabled all of his soldiers' ships, crushing his enemies yet [[DirtyCoward killing all of his own soldiers]] just so he could escape. [[NeverMyFault Blaming Asgard for this]], Malekith resurfaces in the present day to continue his hunt for the Aether. After Kursing his loyal follower Algrim without hesitation, Malekith tracks the Aether to Asgard, having Thor's mother Frigga killed when she hides its location from him. After removing the Aether from Jane Foster and taking it for himself, Malekith then leads an assault on London, using the Aether to begin reverting the universe to a state of complete darkness forever.
** Video game: [[DarkIsEvil Malekith the Accursed]], the leader of the [[OurElvesAreDifferent Dark Elves]] and the root of all evil in the game, differs from the version seen in the film. Desiring to return the universe to the "darkness" that existed before life sprouted throughout the cosmos, Malekith begins collecting powerful Uru weapons to use in a ritual to fulfill his desire. Sending his minions throughout the Nine Realms, Malekith has innocents killed, monstrous creatures released, and entire villages razed to the ground, all in various attempts to distract Thor from stopping him. With no loyalty to his "partners", as seen when he betrayed and attempted to murder both the Frost Giants and the God of Mischief, Loki, when [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness they outlived their usefulness]], Malekith [[AGodAmI proclaims himself a god]] before trying to [[OmnicidalManiac wipe out all life in the universe]], so as to make the Dark Elves the reigning power once again, with himself as ruler supreme.forever.
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** Video game: [[DarkIsEvil Malekith the Accursed]], the leader of the [[OurElvesAreDifferent Dark Elves]] and the root of all evil in the game, differs from the version seen in the film. Desiring to return the universe to the "darkness" that existed before life sprouted throughout the cosmos, Malekith begins collecting powerful Uru weapons to use in a ritual to fulfill his desire. Sending his minions throughout the Nine Realms, Malekith has innocents killed, monstrous creatures released, and entire villages razed to the ground, all in various attempts to distract Thor from stopping him. With no loyalty to his "partners", as seen when he betrayed and attempted to murder both the Frost Giants and the God of Mischief, Loki, when [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness they outlived their usefulness]], Malekith [[AGodAmI proclaims himself a god]] before trying to [[OmnicidalManiac wipe out all life in the universe]], so as to make the Dark Elves the reigning power once again, with himself as ruler supreme.
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* CompleteMonster: [[DarkIsEvil Malekith the Accursed]], the leader of the [[OurElvesAreDifferent Dark Elves]] and the root of all evil in the game, differs from the version seen in the film. Desiring to return the universe to the "darkness" that existed before life sprouted throughout the cosmos, Malekith begins collecting powerful Uru weapons to use in a ritual to fulfill his desire. Sending his minions throughout the Nine Realms, Malekith has innocents killed, monstrous creatures released, and entire villages razed to the ground, all in various attempts to distract Thor from stopping him. With no loyalty to his "partners", as seen when he betrayed and attempted to murder both the Frost Giants and the God of Mischief, Loki, when [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness they outlived their usefulness]], Malekith [[AGodAmI proclaims himself a god]] before trying to [[OmnicidalManiac wipe out all life in the universe]], so as to make the Dark Elves the reigning power once again, with himself as ruler supreme.
!!For the tie-in mobile game:
* CompleteMonster: [[DarkIsEvil Malekith the Accursed]], the leader of the [[OurElvesAreDifferent Dark Elves]] and the root of all evil in the game, differs from the version seen in the film. Desiring to return the universe to the "darkness" that existed before life sprouted throughout the cosmos, Malekith begins collecting powerful Uru weapons to use in a ritual to fulfill his desire. Sending his minions throughout the Nine Realms, Malekith has innocents killed, monstrous creatures released, and entire villages razed to the ground, all in various attempts to distract Thor from stopping him. With no loyalty to his "partners", as seen when he betrayed and attempted to murder both the Frost Giants and the God of Mischief, Loki, when [[YouHaveOutlivedYourUsefulness they outlived their usefulness]], Malekith [[AGodAmI proclaims himself a god]] before trying to [[OmnicidalManiac wipe out all life in the universe]], so as to make the Dark Elves the reigning power once again, with himself as ruler supreme.
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* VindicatedByHistory: While it's still not considered to be one of the MCU's better installments, reception towards the film has gotten better over time. Notably, the story's more introspective and serious tone regarding Thor and his mythos is looked at more fondly by some, especially by those who have grown tired of Thor's more wacky and humorous characterization going forward.
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* VindicatedByHistory: While it's still not considered to be one of the MCU's better installments, reception towards the film has gotten better over time. Notably, the story's more introspective and serious tone regarding Thor and his mythos is looked at more fondly by some, especially by those who have grown tired of Thor's more wacky and humorous characterization going forward.
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I put Doctor Strange 2 here mainly for how many different ways it has split audiences. I can't add the Broken Base entry for that film yet because we haven't reached the cutoff date yet but man, it will probably be long enough to warrant its own page.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: It's widely considered to be one of the weaker entries in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse due to its generic plot and villain and lack of overall impact beyond [[spoiler: the time travel sequence in ''Film/AvengersEndgame'']]. However, it's not particularly hated either, being seen as a competent if ultimately forgettable film, and garners much less of a BrokenBase than more controversial entries such as ''Film/IronMan2'', ''Film/IronMan3'', and ''Film/{{Eternals}}''.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: It's widely considered to be one of the weaker entries in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse due to its generic plot and villain and lack of overall impact beyond [[spoiler: the time travel sequence in ''Film/AvengersEndgame'']]. However, it's not particularly hated either, being seen as a competent if ultimately forgettable film, and garners much less of a BrokenBase than more controversial entries such as ''Film/IronMan2'', ''Film/IronMan3'', ''Film/{{Eternals}}'', and ''Film/{{Eternals}}''.''Film/DoctorStrangeInTheMultiverseOfMadness''.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: It's widely considered to be one of the weaker entries in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse due to its generic plot and villain and lack of overall impact beyond [[spoiler: the time travel sequence in ''Film/AvengersEndgame'']]. However, it's not particularly hated either, being seen as a competent if ultimately forgettable film, and garners much less of a BrokenBase than more controversial entries such as ''Film/IronMan2'', ''Film/IronMan3'', ''Film/{{Eternals}}'', and ''Film/DoctorStrangeInTheMultiverseOfMadness''.
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* SoOkayItsAverage: It's widely considered to be one of the weaker entries in the Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse due to its generic plot and villain and lack of overall impact beyond [[spoiler: the time travel sequence in ''Film/AvengersEndgame'']]. However, it's not particularly hated either, being seen as a competent if ultimately forgettable film, and garners much less of a BrokenBase than more controversial entries such as ''Film/IronMan2'', ''Film/IronMan3'', ''Film/{{Eternals}}'', and ''Film/DoctorStrangeInTheMultiverseOfMadness''.''Film/{{Eternals}}''.
