It’s a difficult one because the bigger publications like to have their reviews drop at the embargo time as it is the best opportunity to get clicks.
However I wouldn’t necessarily worry because it could be Marvel trying to protect spoilers more than anything.
It would be a bummer to see this receive poor critical reception as it’s the last big MCU before Doomsday and for over a year.
Seems critics are responding to the cheerful tone of the film compared to previous iterations.
Christopher Reeves films were very popular at the time and Gunn seems to have captured that spirit again.
This trailer views talk is very annoying and pointless.
Trailer views won’t matter if either film reviews badly. Both films have considerable interest. We’ll see what happens.
Interesting that Thunderbolts is performing like it is.
Its been marketed like crazy that they will be in the next Avengers but people don’t seem to care.
I’m guessing Sinners is just more interesting to audiences right now.
Marvel was in a better place when Shang Chi came out.
Bucky is the only character of note. The rest are from the Black Widow movie, a Disney plus tv show and Ant Man 2.
A- score sort of explains why the movie is doing well but not really breaking out. Doesn’t seem like people are in a rush to see this one.
I think it lacks that epicness that people sort of expect from Marvel. However at least Marvel tried to do something different, which is why critics responded well.
It all depends on reception, if it has strong WOM it might do better than expectations.
If not then maybe the audience were not too fussed about the film in the first place.
Also China and South Korea are not big MCU markets anymore, the good days are gone in them two.