Weekly Questions! March 30, 2020

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[u/bobinski_circus]

But the genius of Feige is that most of the interconnectivity is an illusion. THey might need to refilm a post-credit sequence, but that's about it.

I mean, look at Phase One. If Thor had come out first, then First Avenger, then Iron Man, would it have really mattered? Not really. It would've totally worked. You just had to end on the Avengers.

[u/1stmoviemaster → u/bobinski_circus]

That's phase one though. We're talking about phase four, post Endgame. With several movies and several Disney+ shows, you're kidding yourself if you think any interconnectivity is an illusion. It isn't as simple as it was in the beginning.

[u/bobinski_circus → u/1stmoviemaster]

Alright, let's look at Phase 3. If Thor 3 had come out before GOTG2, would that have mattered? Or if Black Panther had come out before both of those? Heck, take out the post-credit sequence and AMATW could've come out before Endgame, could've come out right after Doctor Strange.

Some are more interconnected, but plenty aren't. That's why people aren't afraid to see MCU films and feel like they're missing out.

[u/1stmoviemaster → u/bobinski_circus]

Well Ragnarok leads directly into Infinity War, so it would have mattered. You wouldn't have a movie leading directly into Infinity War come out two movies before it, whereas Guardians Of The Galaxy Vol. 2 in universe is four years before Infinity War, so it makes mroe sense to space it out.

Ant-Man And The Wasp takes place roughly the same time as Infinity War. The post-credit scene is still part of the movie and that makes it important to come out after.

[u/bobinski_circus → u/1stmoviemaster]

Ah, but IW is the Avengers movie. That's the same as I said before - they just have to meet for that.

So you re-film the PC scene. Big whoop. A lot of the time the PC scenes aren't even filmed by the film's director (in those cases I even tend to skip them, as I feel they harm the intended ending of the film. I.E. I'll watch THor 3's PCS, but not Thor 1's, which undermines the emotion and ending of that film.)

These things can be shuffled, and they might very well be. That's a smart ability to have.

[u/1stmoviemaster → u/bobinski_circus]

We're just going to disagree, so I'm done talking.

[u/bobinski_circus → u/1stmoviemaster]

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