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This weekend celebrates America’s Independence Day, which marks 246 years since the signing of the Declaration of Independence on Monday. With that, I wanted to celebrate the yearly tradition of celebrating the history of our nation (usually by blowing up a small part of it) with a double feature. Last year I discussed the somewhat forgotten musical 1776.
It’s become all too easy to dismiss Marvel movies in the past few years; Avengers: Endgame served as a good stepping off point for many exhausted fans, anti-consumerist malaise has started to compound in some corners of the internet, the Martin Scorsese controversy made “Marvel Movies” into a dismissive slur for a certain kind of shallow blockbuster that was undeserving of attention, and the overall quality of Phase 4 films has been iffy.
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