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Fran Ruiz

BIZARRE: The marvels review a chaotic cosmic headache - You Need To See This

Still from The Marvels (2023) movie. All The Marvels all standing together looking upwards in the same direction. From left to right: Ms. Marvel (teen with long dark hair wearing a red, white and blue supersuit), Captain Marvel (long blonde hair wearing a blue and red supersuit with a giant gold star-like emblem on the front) and Monica Rambeau (dark tightly curled hair down to her shoulders and wearing a black and white supersuit with a smaller silver teardrop-shaped emblem on her chest).

While the whole enterprise is still profitable and one of Disney's most reliable brands, the Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) has seen better days. That's a fact. Disney and Marvel Studios' operations have been spread too thin over the usual number of Marvel movies per year and all the Disney Plus shows (aka content) demanded by the streaming platform to stay afloat, and Nia DaCosta's The Marvels might be this model's biggest victim so far.

Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, released in February 2023, already felt like a wake-up call to Disney and Marvel. Even if you generally enjoyed the threequel, the cracks in the production and post-production process were becoming more and more apparent. Critics and audiences noticed, and this time it was proved that we weren't crazy as there were some issues surrounding VFX.

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