@unfriendlytoast: "a Reboot of a show, movie, or book from my childhood filled with big names, big battle sequences."

Do you seriously think it's the MCU's fault for the laziness of other studios? You really need to reevaluate what you're saying here.

@unfriendlytoast: It's most likely because you never followed the premise of the series to begin with. You haven't been following these "unnamed" characters and the journey they each individually go on, and the interactions they share with one another. It sounds more like you've seen only a select few of the movies than actually delving into the bigger picture, so you fail to see the allure, not because the movies are bad but because of your own ignorance towards what's going on.

I really can't blame you, though, if you choose to settle with what you choose to believe, because anyone that's fallen far behind the MCU lore would be asking too much for them to catch up because it is indeed an investment.

You can trash-talk a large series all you want because of your own lack of exposure to them, but at the end of the day you'll never hear someone that's actually been following all or at least most of the movies say that they're tired of them as much as they're continually getting more excited for the ultimate showdown.

@HarlemVIP: Why yes, a series of 2 to 3 minute long trailers will spoil an entire three hour movie.

@locke90: Well, at the very least the Switch isn't as gimmicky as the motion controls that encouraged all that shovelware on the Wii. Hopefully with the Switch being more inviting to core gameplay there won't be as much room for shovelware practices.

This could be like what Assassin's Creed 2 was to Assassin's Creed 1