Those videos illustrate my main concerns with the MCU formula and how bland the films have been getting in recent years. What is really damning is that I cannot even remember more than a few bars of the most "iconic" theme from the MCU, the main Avengers theme, composed by Alan Silvestri and this guy is one of the best composers in Hollywood! Hell, I can easily hum the theme from Back to the Future. When compared to the soundtracks of genre-defining films like John Williams' score to Superman (1978 ) and Danny Elfman's Batman (1989) score, the MCU is severely lacking.
Despite his own verbosity, Bob is an extremely callow, intellectually lazy, and superficial. I have thought this for a long while, but never outright said it: there is something Pavlovian about the MCU. Bob is the dumb-as-mud and eager-to-please golden retriever who keeps drooling when Kevin Fiege rings the damn bell. Given the abhorrence of Bob's views and his immaturity, as with the Mario series, Bob sees the MCU as a security blanket. He will never peel back the naked pandering of Black Panther to realize that it is a bland and underwhelming film that really is nothing special when you look past the production design and "diverse" cast.
Bob (and the critical consensus to the MCU) is the reason why I increasingly look at Marvel with barely-veiled disgust. I acknowledge that Justice League was a bad film, but at least parts of it had some emotional honesty and I felt genuine catharsis at the the end. Marvel films generally don't do anything for me anymore because they are so formulaic.