The hype would've really increased if they had been smart and had Tony and Steve end on a negative note. Not all buddy buddy holding hands into the sunset.
The formation of the New Avengers certainly left me looking forward to the next big event, but I wish Tony and Steve wouldn't have been friends at the end
I went with decrease simply because I was hoping whatever sparks the civil war would be clearly established by the end of the movie so Civil War wouldn't have to spend the time on it, considering how jam packed it already is.
Pretty much these. As well as an increased hype for Infinity War.
The movie did a great job at setting up Civil War towards the beginning and middle, but the end ruined it. I know that the Extended Cut will fix all the problems though!
@eyedcyou: I know right, at the end I was thinking why has their friendship gotten stronger, isn't Civil War next. But Thor Ragnarok seems interesting.
Increased by a lot. I'm so pumped for Civil War and can't wait. The movie did a good job building the tension between them, right up until the end. I don't know why Whedon had them kiss and make up. I think their relationship should of been left in a more shaky way. They seemed back to normal at the end. But those parts, like the fight before Vision was born and the wood chopping scene did a great job of showing what will come.
It teased it but it seemed like everything was resolved at the end of this film.
AoU is entertaining but underwhelming for all the hype. Not like typical "This did not exceed my impossible dreams" underwhelming but "they broadcast all the plot twists in commercials and stuff and didn't even set up future films" underwhelming.
It's almost like it left no impact. Other than Hulk being gone, the team seems relatively fine if not stronger after this shakeup.
My biggest problem with the movie is there really isn't too much that sets up Civil War. But in future movies all the events of AoU could be played in a much more drastic light, with the media, and politicians.
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