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While the Marvel Cinematic Universe has some fiercely dedicated and loving fans, there are some things that they wish went a little differently.

It would have given time for the universe to react to the events of Infinity War. After all, it's incredibly interesting to imagine a world where everything has fallen apart and half of the Earth's population is gone. It would have been a much smoother transition than forcing in a prequel movie after her death, and it also could have made Yelena's resurrection after the Blip all the more touching. A few films could have explored the reality of that life, which would have meant even higher stakes coming into Endgame to bring it all back. Given that Hank was established as the more competent Ant-Man, it would have been incredibly fun to see him in the suit before seeing Scott Lang fumbling through the superhero life. "A big problem with Eternals was too many characters and too little time to develop them." The Eternals was a film that took a very different direction than most MCU productions. "Do an 80s-style romantic adventure film, just like Michael Douglas in Romancing the Stone, and have the hunt for Elihas Starr be the adventure that brings Hank and Janet together," says Redditor unlimitedblack. Instead, he felt like just another MCU villain with some memorable quotes and little else to his name, which is certainly disappointing for a villain like Ultron. The chief example of this is the charismatic and unexpected villain Ulysses Klaue, who seemed to be a great antagonist before being summarily killed in Black Panther to establish Killmonger. It would have given Marvel a prime arms dealer to go to, who could have easily posed a threat to Damage Control. Instead, he was quickly forgotten before Killmonger, too, met his end. After it was revealed that the Black Widow and Bruce Banner had developed feelings for each other, fans found the relationship strangely out of place. Given that Ms. Marvel tried to tackle two sets of villains, establish the origins of a brand new hero, and set up an entire supporting cast, six episodes really didn't seem like enough.