Phase 4 has truly been the most divisive bankruptcy of the MCU yet, with each new access having both masses of fans and haters. The MCU's state-of-the-art day out, Thor: Love and Thunder, has been plagued with greater of that same controversy, and after receiving mixed reviews from critics, it is now proving to be divisive with audiences too.
But that classic Wapiti comedy hasn't been landing for everyone, as has been quite apparent across social media. Now, that controversy has been reaffirmed as the movie received its Cinema Score rating - and it's not good news for Marvel.
But that classic Wattle comedy hasn't been touchdown for every person, as has been pretty obvious across social media. Now, that controversy has been reaffirmed because the movie acquired its Cinema Score rating - and it's no longer true information for Marvel.
Thor 4 Ranks Second-Worst with MCU FANS
Thor: Love and Thunder has officially acquired a B+ Cinema Score grade - tying it with Thor and Doctor Strange within the Multiverse of Madness as the second one-worst in MCU records.
The rating places Love and Thunder below (A) and The Dark World (A-), sitting on par with Thor. Only Eternal's has so far received a lower rating, with a B.
Cinema Score determines its ratings with a calculated average of ratings given by moviegoers straight out of the theaters, so it's entirely based on initial reactions of the public.
THE LIST OF MCU MOVIES RATING (BEST MCU MOVIES)
- Iron Man: 10/10
- The Incredible Hulk: 8/10
- Iron Man 2: 9/10
- Thor: B+
- Captain America: The First Avenger: 8/10
- The Avengers: 10/10
- Iron Man 3 : 9/10
- Thor: The Dark World: 8/10
- Captain America: The Winter Soldier: 9/10
- Guardians of the Galaxy: 9/10
- Avengers: Age of Ultra: 9/10
- Ant-Man: 9/10
- Captain America: Civil War: 9/10
- Doctor Strange: 9/10
- Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2: 9/10
- Spider-Man: Homecoming: 9/10
- Thor R : 9/10
- Black Panther: 10/10
- Avengers: Infinity War: 9/10
- Ant-Man and the Wasp: 8/10
- Captain Marvel: 9/10
- Avengers: Endgame: 10/10
- Spider-Man: Far From Home: 9/10
- Black Widow: 8/10
- Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings: 9/10
- Eternals: 8/10
- Spider-Man: No Way Home: 10/10
- Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness: 8.5/10
- Thor: Love and Thunder: 8.5/10
Is the MCU Going Downhill?
Thor: Love and Thunder may be among the most controversial films in the MCU; some fans are loving the action-adventure comedy, while others have been filled with thunderous disappointment. The mixed nature of these reactions has certainly across critics' reviews, Rotten Tomatoes ratings, and now its low Cinema Score.
The Thor sequel marks the third B rating for the MCU's Phase 4 - three in a row if one takes the group-pleasing Spider-Man: No Way Home out of the equation. Eternal's, Doctor Strange 2, and Thor four have all obtained those below-common ratings, no matter having formerly the best ever been given one for 2011's Thor.
Phase 4 has seen audiences being more critical than ever of Marvel Studios, but there's no telling for sure why that has proven to be the case. For some, the recent projects may legitimately not be on the level of the Infinity Saga, which is understandable after the massive high that came with the end of Phase 3. For others, it may come down to the overload of MCU content.
During the Infinity Saga, Marvel Studios was liberating to a few movies a year, and not using a presence on the small display screen - placing apart the collection produced by using Marvel TV. Now, fanatics are seeing 3 to 4 movies and approximately five Disney+ collection a year, which means there's extra content than ever to hold updated with.
This drastic uptick in releases means each new outing feels less special, as the wait between content releases has become virtually non-existent, which will probably lead to audiences being far more critical. If this is the reason, Marvel Studios will need to be careful in the coming years, or it may risk seeing a decline in ticket sales.
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