I guess I can see that. I think they did a good job with his introduction in the movie. When he got to Earth, he just seemed like a humanoid kaiju.
I think people need to also consider this was like there 4th or 5th film as a franchise and there are only so many times you can tell the origin so they didn't waste any time with that part which in hindsight feels rushed but they had to get that movie out in order to tell the other stories they wanted to

But I definitely don't think they are gonna just take a back seat moving forward

Now that marvel has made the decision to focus on quality over quantity, I think future movies will have more substance
 
Really? What did you think was goofy about him. I actually think they pulled him off really well, though I didn't like how he was defeated.
That's precisely what I found goofy about him
This big muhfucka running around earth and got defeated by a karen cause he went and stood somewhere
 
I think people need to also consider this was like there 4th or 5th film as a franchise and there are only so many times you can tell the origin so they didn't waste any time with that part which in hindsight feels rushed but they had to get that movie out in order to tell the other stories they wanted to

But I definitely don't think they are gonna just take a back seat moving forward

Now that marvel has made the decision to focus on quality over quantity, I think future movies will have more substance

Yeah I don't think they'll take a back seat. The F4 has a niche that hasn't really been filled. So far in the MCU, the Avengers and X-men have stayed Earth bound. The F4 tend to do a lot more exploring, so I'm betting they will be used to introduce more Cosmic and extradimensional elements to the MCU.

That's precisely what I found goofy about him
This big muhfucka running around earth and got defeated by a karen cause he went and stood somewhere

Well we agree there. Him being defeated by the Power of Motherhood was stupid in my opinion.
 
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