None of the 'Marvel' Spiderman movies have done it for me, much less his non-union Mexican equivalent in Morbius (I heard parts of Venom were okay, but I've never been willing to pay to see it). It is weird (or a sign of how quickly Sony has been hammering these out) that Spiderman 2 went from being the last movie of the last phase to Spiderman 3 now being within the first seven months of the next Marvel phase.
On the Marvel side, Black Widow has negative anticipation at this point. Its a prequel, which are almost always useless, it'll shoehorn in Pugh as NeWidow, and given that no actor was announced for Taskmaster, means the badguy is almost certainly one of Harbour or Weisz. That worked in Winter Soldier since we had spent a movie with Bucky years earlier, before the reveal, but here we'll have only been introduced to whomever (probably Weisz) an hour earlier.
Shang-Chi: The worst part of Marvel movies is them punching each other. Kicking people is going to turn the genre on its head (and hadn't already been done in the Netflix shows)?
Eternals: I literally know nothing about them, other than I _think_ they were Kirby plagiarizing his own New Gods he did at DC. Why should I be excited?
Which leaves the Disney+ shows, and I can't wait to see what the hell WandaVision and Loki have turned into. (Falcon and Winter Soldier has the downside of SJWing the conflict with USAgent.) I will watch What If? once then shrug, and I will have to be informed why I should care about Ms Marvel or Lady Hawkeye.
That said, what's WandaVision? A streaming property about a female superhero wishing her dead lover from previous movies back into existence, into a time period the dead lover never lived through? That sounds like a disaster!
