10 Times Marvel Sabotaged The MCU
7. Back-To-Back Production May Not Have Been The Best Choice For Avengers 3 & 4
Avengers: Endgame serves as a pitch-perfect conclusion to the Infinity Saga and served as a fitting end to the stories of Iron Man and Captain America as well as set the stage for characters such as Sam Wilson and Wanda Maximoff. That said, it can't help but feel like the film did not possess the visual grandeur of its predecessor.
Admittedly, Infinity War is not the most visually stunning film in the MCU, but what it has is far better than the sometimes bland imagery in Endgame. This might be due to Marvel's rigid production schedule, and while neither film is awful by any means, they could have benefitted from more breathing room in the production process.
For example, 1000 of Endgame's VFX shots were completed a week before the film's premiere. Seeing that the film has 2500 shots with digital imagery in them, it was clear that the crew were cutting it pretty close with some of the picture's most essential components.
Furthermore, this intense process reveals the insidious treatment of these VFX companies; something that is unforgivable given the MCU's success and resources.