[KyoryuGreen]

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Originally Posted by ComicGuy89

Marvel's Cinematic Universe took at least 3-4 years in the making, from Iron Man in 2008 until Thor in 2011 (if you don't count Avengers). They took it slow to develop it and like you said, the movies are varied and encompass different genres. Thor does fantasy, Cap does period action and political thriller, etc.

Actually I think it's fine if they jumped straight in in the beginning with a Justice League movie. But they chose to start with Superman, so they need to develop him properly.

Personally I love a lot of the Marvel movies but everyone loves Avengers because all the characters came together in it. For hardcore fans it's awesome that the universe had a slow build to it but honestly the reverse can work too. My friend saw Avengers first and then watched all the movies that came before it afterwards.

Honestly with everything Superman has been in for the last I dunno how many decades people know Superman they don't have to dedicate a whole movie on developing him. They need to build up everyone else even the smallest action can show development of a character. (For example in Kamen Rider Gaim; When Zack first transformed into Knuckle; just how he acted and gave up what he wanted to do to protect people and his heroic nature made him my favorite character of the series more than everyone else on the show. Another example is in Avengers; Hawkeye barely had screen time in the movie and he was my favorite character just by how he was in the final battle.) So just one bit of action is all it really takes for all the characters in Batman Vs Superman and into Justice League.