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Can anyone explain why SECRET WARS is soo highly regarded because I've read the plot outline and it seems just like an excuse to have the hero's and villains fight each other.

What would make it a good movie beyond that?!?FACT!!!
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SECRET WARS IS soo highly regarded because it's an excuse to have the hero's and villains from various movies before MCU, particularly from Sony and Fox, fight each other.FACT!!!
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>Can anyone explain why SECRET WARS is soo highly regarded
one of the first massive crossover events with massively increased stakes, beating out crisis on infinite earths by a fair margin

>I've read the plot outline and it seems just like an excuse to have the hero's and villains fight each other.
this is true
but firstly, not a bad thing, because every hero fighting every villain is cool
secondly, thats like saying spider-mans financial problems only exist to provide drama, a technically correct statement but doesnt really take anything away

>What would make it a good movie beyond that
its every hero fighting every villain, what other reason do you need?
and also allows rare hero-on-hero and villain-on-villain interactions, which helps flesh out their characters



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