Marvel Studios once revolutionized post-credits scenes with engaging teasers that connected characters and plotlines. However, recent entries, particularly the stinger at the end of Captain America: Brave New World, have fallen flat. Instead of introducing novel concepts or exciting characters, the teaser settles for a vague reference to the multiverse, an idea already established in previous MCU installments. This lack of innovation raises questions about the studio's current approach to marketing and storytelling, suggesting a departure from their prior mastery in the art of post-credits intrigue.
Marvel Studios has turned sitting through a movie's credits into a competitive sport, engaging audiences with teasers for upcoming characters and plotlines.
Once a master of post-credits marketing, MCU's recent teaser at the end of Captain America: Brave New World lacks intrigue and fails to excite fans.
The latest teaser featuring The Leader hints at the multiverse but offers nothing new to audiences familiar with its four years of storytelling.
The Captain America: Brave New World stinger left fans disappointed, as it merely revisited old concepts rather than introducing fresh ideas or characters.
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