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Originally Posted by Trivial Psychic

I'm gonna say something really unpopular here...but...

I did not think the trailer for Ragnorok was all that. I actually though it kind of sucked. Outside of Hela, Hulk, and the ridiculous image of Executioner dual wielding assault rifles like some kind of Frank Castle knockoff, I honestly can't remember anything about it.

Nor...did I care.

I think Spielberg might have been right when he said that within a few years, the danger of superhero exhaustion with movie goers and even fans could set in, which could endanger the genre altogether. With me, I'm really starting to feel it.

I haven't bothered with Agents of Shield since the first season. I struggled to get through Iron Fist (nevermind that it was a pretty awful show to begin with, but I struggled with Luke Cage and Daredevil season 2 as well, and I'm a fan of those characters.) I have not seen a Marvel Studios Film in theaters since Age Of Ultron. I couldn't find myself getting excited at all over Civil War, Logan, or Deadpool, despite the rave reviews. Spider-Man Homecoming has me shrugging my shoulders with indifference, and I'm actually disgusted that Venom and Black Cat are getting their own films in a completely separate comic universe, and those are two of my favorite characters of all time.

Truthfully, I'm feeling the burnout from all of the superhero stuff. I've kept up to date by buying the DVDs when they come out, but usually they end up being one and dones for me, with me barely remembering anything about them. I keep telling myself that I will go back and watch some of them again, but I never do, and I find myself not caring if I do.

Superhero films used to be an event, something that would happen only once every two to four years, but now that Hollywood has seen how much it's raked in, it's just getting beyond ridiculous. We're now getting an average of 5 films a year, and from the moment they are announced, we are bombarded with ads, logos, promotions, commercials, teasers, trailers, teaser trailers for trailers, endless speculation/rumors/spoilers/whining on the internet, and of course, toys...and it's becoming exhausting.

And it's not me hating on Marvel as well, neither trailer from the upcoming DC stuff raised my pulse, and when I saw that Michael Bay had another dozen or so Transformer films on the helm with studio support, I had to stop and shake my head thinking, "Why?, and is it really necessary?"

Sorry if I took a dump in everyone's cereal...but I just had to get it off my chest. If you enjoyed the trailer, I'm glad you did. Me...I just wanted something more...or maybe less. What though exactly, I have no idea.

Honestly, from the way you're talking, you sound like you just need to take a break from superhero related media for a while. And in this day and age, it's not like something's gone forever if you miss a tv episode or a movie. I've had to do this myself over the years and I've found it very helpful.

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Originally Posted by Archangel

I get why they never caught on at that price. It's way too bulky to really do any cool besides park on a shelf or hang from a ceiling. I kind of wish they had put out a X-wing before they stopped.

Pretty much sums up why I never bought the Tie Fighter. It's even crazier when you think about Hot Toys doing vehicles. They've shown some Batmobiles that take up entire table tops. But I guess if you can afford to buy a Hot Toys Batmobile, you can afford the house needed to store something like that.