Marvel's Cinematic Universe has developed into a sprawling narrative over more than 15 years, where previously fresh episodic storytelling now overwhelms audiences. With numerous films and shows, it feels less like entertainment and more like work to keep the timeline straight. This article suggests revisiting essential films like Black Widow before the debut of projects such as Thunderbolts to fully understand their context and character relationships, especially highlighting the growth of female characters and the interconnected nature of the MCU's narrative.
Marvel's Cinematic Universe's interconnected storytelling no longer feels innovative, as the overwhelming amount of content has made following the timeline feel like homework.
While Marvel has generally provided enough context for audiences, completionists will benefit from revisiting key films, like Black Widow, before new releases.
The introduction of Yelena Belova and Red Guardian in Black Widow signifies a shift towards including more complex narratives about female characters in Marvel.
The post-credit scene of Black Widow emphasizes the importance of interconnected stories, linking Yelena with new characters and future plotlines in Thunderbolts.
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