>Also, I hate to say it, but Marvel continues to have its
>issues with special effects and action. Some shots here really
>work, other shots really, really, really don't. Some of the
>green screen is fairly appalling, and some of the CGI looks
>like the FX artists weren't given nearly enough time (which we
>know, via reporting, that they don't) to make it look
>coherent. And the action... look, there were a few moments
>that made me smile, but much of it is completely cut to shreds
>in editing. There's an early action sequence that's so
>choppily edited and poorly lit that it easily ranks among the
>worst, most unintelligible action of the MCU.

Was the shoddy CGI bad enough to take you out of the movie? I'm on the fence on wanting to spend time and greenbacks for this flick (and to be honest, I'm still a bit weirded out on going into a movie theater despite the fact COVID has been tampered down a ton), but I saw some subpar CGI in the latest commercials for this that left a bad taste in my mouth.

Perhaps I'll go to an early Sunday morning matinee for this to save on the ticket price and to avoid huge crowds to minimize any COVID exposure.