I actually think Marvel’s vaguer concept of “connection” is the right approach. If anything, we’ve already seen the weakness of Marvel trying too hard to build one tidy, interconnected universe. The demise of SHIELD in Winter Soldier, which created lots of promising ways for Captain America’s story to proceed,…
Cash moneys. Emily Blunt commands too much to join in as a protagonist. Maybe a cameo.
Boy that escalated quickly...and then devolved.
The embarrassment to the US is the executions of black/brown males in this country, to the point where other nations are putting up travel advisories for the US....so just calm the fuck down. Also. Tswift needs to be knocked down a few pegs, and this should do it.
If he doesn’t have a hairless cat named Mr Wrigglesworth, I don’t even know what we’re doing here anymore.
Cool and all. But how all that hair is gonna fit this helmet?
Riri Williams?
She’s gonna put in work, work, work, work, work
*shows myself the exit*
How about it’s coming from Americans who are tired of seeing characters they love butchered by idiots who assume the only way to sell a movie adaptation of someone elses work is to slap a white face on the main character? Only to have the entire work fall apart because the producer was so focused on “Westernizing” the…
Paul also confirmed in the interview that Johansson’s character will not be named Motoko Kusanagi: she’ll simply be referred to by her rank of Major. So while many will still be upset at Johansson’s casting—for good reason in the wider realm of Hollywood whitewashing—at least she won’t be running around with a…
So the attractive white women who had a job at one of the most successful magazines ever is using the following hashtags on twitter.
I got your first cast member sign up right here:
They kicked their universe off with two shitty movies and tons of bad word of mouth?
They could have killed Tony and made Rhodey the anti-predictive leader. That’s the really ugly truth—all of this is predicated on the fact that Jim Rhodes can only ever be a supporting character in white people’s stories. Maybe he’s a supporting character who lives, maybe he’s a supporting character who dies, but he’s…
Yes, when it means something to the story and they are treated like a character and it isn’t just a convenient plot device that serves no other purpose than to make the lead white character throw their fist in the air and yell “NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!”
Nah I call bullshit. Killing Rhodey and essentially crippling She-Hulk while being aware of the problematic tropes you are using doesn’t make it any better.
To be fair, they made Quicksilver into the Flash in the X films. Quicksilver’s supposed to be an asshole, Not a quippy joker. That was always the flash.
They sound exactly like someone watched the Quicksilver scenes in X-Men and wrote them for The Flash.
“A bad guy with flying monkeys,” deadpans Batman.