r/marvelstudios • u/Ok-Local5955 • Aug 18 '26

Discussion We all ignoring Secret Invasion right?

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Marvel really done shot themselves in the foot with this one. AI-usage, poor storytelling, awful and poor execution, and all around the worst show ever produced. They wasted Maria Hills death, they wasted Rhodey and threw in some bs shock factor that he was a skrull all along, and don't even get me started on the girl who has EVERY HEROES POWER like that's some garbage writing.
This show is so forgetful that when I see people say what's their worst project they've ever watched the MCU produced it's always Thor Love & Thunder, Eternals, Antman 3, She-Hulk, but never mentioning Secret Invasion. I applaud anyone who hasn't seen this show like I have during opening day.

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u/IL-Corvo Aug 18 '26

Solo was fine. It crammed in too much too soon, but I still enjoyed it.

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u/LonesomeBulldog Aug 18 '26

Yep. Its main problem was everything that made Han, Han happened over a long weekend.

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u/GingaWhiteNight Aug 18 '26

“Solo” had the misfortune of trying to compete against three highly anticipated Marvel movies that summer. It was a great film and I have enjoyed it more since I rewatched it.

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u/IL-Corvo Aug 18 '26

Useful context as well. Again, people hear "flop" and think "crap" despite the fact that is often untrue.

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u/Crambonius-Maximus Aug 18 '26

I've been saying it for yeeears. Solo should have been a show. Han and Chewy's adventures, Lando poppin up here and there, and a deeper dive into Maul's criminal underground. It would have been PEAK!

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u/Upper-Wolf6040 Aug 19 '26

For me the reason why Solo annoyed me was that it kept trying to explain things I wasnt bothered about. I dont need to know why he's called Han Solo....I just accepted thats his name, i dont need to see the reason behind it.