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[Sinatar]

The potato will be in Wakanda.

 

[Shiv47]

If this movie has Killmonger in his 70s-80s costume, it would be the best thing ever.

 

[shingi70]

Not that familar with Black Panther outside of the modern context, but what would his supporting cast look like.

Also I wonder if BP, Cap Marvel, and Ant-man will all take place between the next two avengers movies.

 

[SamuelSupreme]

Thanos is gonna EAT Wakanda

He Can Try...The Golden City will NEVER FALL

 

[HeySeuss]

I doubt BP has an Infinity stone. They can easily focus on the cool properties of vibranium and how it betters their society and all.

Thor 3 will have an Infinity stone so they can get out of Hel or whatever. Soul gem just makes more sense there.

 

[Empyrean Heaven]

Considering how big Vibranium has become in the MCU now, I wouldn't be surprised if it is linked to that somehow.

 

[Johndoey]

He Can Try...The Golden City will NEVER FALL

Namor fucked them and then Thanos walked in and burned it all to the ground.

 

[NotLiquid]

I'm trying to remember, but how did Ant-Man tie or make a reference to Avengers 3?

I didn't mean tying into Avengers 3 specifically - I mean tying into the MCU as a whole. It stands to reason that a MCU movie will find it's own way to tie into one of the upcoming hot titles, and to be fair, Ant-Man partially ties into Captain America: Civil War (getting recruited by Falcon and implied to be important in getting Bucky out of a conundrum) which is basically Avengers 2.5 from the looks of things.

 

[Thatonemoor]

The fight itself was good, but when the scene started all I could think was "oh, here's the MCU scene"

That sounds like more of your problem then a problem with the movie. These movies are being made with the MCU in mind. It would be like complaining about a comic book referencing a different comic book.

 

[Sho_Nuff82]

That sounds like more of your problem then a problem with the movie. These movies are being made with the MCU in mind. It would be like complaining about a comic book referencing a different comic book.

I think after IM2 and AoU there is concern that some Marvel films are worse than others at standing on their own as a coherent story.

GotG ties into the greater MCU, but it doesn't leave half a dozen hanging threads that depend on future films, and it doesn't require much prior knowledge to get into the characters presented. Since it's Thanos' only speaking appearance, it actually serves as his introduction, rather than another worthless cameo.