From Downey’s return to reviving Fox’s ‘X-Men’ — Marvel is gambling ‘Doomsday’ success on fans’ nostalgia
Ever since Marvel Studios triumphantly re-recruited Joe and Anthony Russo and Robert Downey Jr. back into the MCU, the once high-flying studio hasn’t been able to shake the narrative that it’s relying too heavily on its past.
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Ever since Marvel Studios triumphantly re-recruited Joe and Anthony Russo and Robert Downey Jr. back into the MCU, the once high-flying studio hasn’t been able to shake the narrative that it’s relying too heavily on its past. Its much-hyped presentation last weekend at Comic-Con didn’t do much to tamp down that feeling. While the fans in the room at Hall H — some of whom camped out for up to 36 hours — brought an electricity worthy of the Dr.
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- Ever since Marvel Studios triumphantly re-recruited Joe and Anthony Russo and Robert Downey Jr. back into the MCU, the once high-flying studio hasn’t been able to shake the narrative that it’s relying too heavily on its past.
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From Downey’s return to reviving Fox’s ‘X-Men’ — Marvel is gambling ‘Doomsday’ success on fans’ nostalgia
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