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Jeet’s depiction of the MCU seems… wrong? The first half of “Avengers: Endgame” was all about Snap fallout. Post-blip ramifications were discussed in “Shang Chi” and “Spiderman: Far From Home,” and were central plot points in “Wanda/Vision” and “Falcon and Winter Soldier.” https://t.co/6DJcMvkgRU
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Of course superhero movies aren’t “realistic” but there is such a thing as starting with a fantastical (or science fiction or whatever) premise and then taking the premise seriously.
That’s not how the MCU handles the snap.
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Also MCU is just so much better than Star Wars prequels & sequels, Matrix sequels, Pirates of the Caribbean, Avatar, and most of the big-budget Hollywood stuff from recent decades.
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I actually think this is critical to understanding how to make a good podcast.
It’s not an immersive medium the way that text or video is, as a podcaster the job you are hired for is to entertain someone who is multitasking.
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I regret to inform you that the New York Times is at it again.
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