That is how I am kind of starting to feel. I will go see it no matter what, but I feel kind of neutral about the whole thing.
While on the other hand I am even more jazzed to see Captain America: Civil War than I was five months ago.
My index for seeing Batman V Superman is going down while my index for Captain America is going up.
I'm the opposite. But when considering the Big Two in comics, I am more a DC nerd than Marvel. Not to say I don't love my Spider-Man, X-Men and Captain America comics.
It may be what you appreciate more that matters the most with these movies. Though I do hope they all succeed so the cinema beast keeps fed.
+2 re: waning interest in the Marvel movies. I was not a big fan of either AoU or Ant-Man, and more importantly for the future of the franchises, neither were my kids. Their response to Ant-Man was the most disinterested I have seen them be with any Marvel or DC movie I have watched with them to date. They have seen all of the other movies at least 4 - 5 times on DVD or TV, even the duds.
I am looking forward to the Fox X-title slate of movies more than the Marvel studios flicks for one simple reason - they are not as formulaic as the Marvel studios movies have become. Guardians was fun because it was different and had a good cast, but the other movies they have done the past couple of years have been. (and yes, that includes the Winter Soldier - the actor they cast as Bucky looks too wussy for the character IMHO )