I'm really worried and frustrated about the fandom's current mindset.

It's just so disheartening. When I looked at the comments below the trailer of Stephen's 2nd movie, most of the comments weren't even about HIM. They were about cameos, Professor X, the "craziness" this movie would bring and more CAMEOS. Even fucking Wanda got more mentions in the section than the protagonist of this bloody movie.

But where am I going with this? Well, you probably know by now. The fans seem less and less interested in the actual STORY of Multiverse of Madness. All the themes and emotion that will undeniably stem from it. I have no doubt Raimi, Waldron and Barlett will try their best to give us a deep and emotionally resonant picture, but do we care? No, all we want are fucking cameos. That's not to say it'd be all detrimental. It could be utilized well. But when a movie is only remembered by a crapload of fleeting appearances, that's not a good thing.

So, please, anyone still interested in the actual substance of the MCU, give me your thoughts.

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