The multiverse has become such a popular topic in sci-fi lately that it's become a poor excuse for writers to throw in whatever they want, and so long as they throw in a few fun universes/characters/variations, then audiences seem to tolerate it.

However, that doesn't make up for the fact the story is bloody awful! I'm exceedingly glad I streamed this film, where I could speed it up to end the torment faster. Had I seen this in cinemas, I'd have likely either fallen asleep or walked out.

The film follows a clear trend among recent Marvel films, where there is a clear focus on profit over quality. There has been an dramatic increase in the volume of Marvel films and series being produced to sub-par quantity, relying on the well established fan-base to keep profitable. Personally, I'd like to see the fans revolt against this kind of abysmal work and business model, and opt for fewer films/shows, but of much higher quality.