Trilogies work best when there’s a single, unifying vision behind them — George Lucas’ Star Wars trilogy, Sergio Leone’s Dollars trilogy, Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings trilogy — but there are so many cooks in the kitchen at Marvel Studios that singular visions are rare in the MCU. Typically, a series of solo movies will switch hands between a bunch of different directors with a bunch of different styles, going off in whatever direction the larger cinematic universe dictates. Thor’s trilogy started off with the Shakespearean heft of Kenneth Branagh and ended with the ironic self-awareness of Taika Waititi. Captain America’s trilogy is a pulpy World War II actioner followed by a paranoid conspiracy thriller followed by Avengers 2.5.
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