She’s part Kree.
She’s part Kree.
And it’s only the fifth movie in the DCEU. And it didn’t get pushed back for the 500th version of a white male character.
Marvel also racebent Ben Urich, only to kill him off and give his role in the story to a white woman. And while I otherwise loved Jessica Jones I didn’t need to see a black man get shot in the head then set on fire.
Then there’s the changes they made to Elektra. Elodie Yung was good with what she was given but what she…
I’m a fan of Larson’s just based on Room so I think she’ll be fine, but I also wish they could’ve gone with someone older.
Wonder Woman is still coming out first and it didn’t take DC over a dozen movies (in their shared cinematic universe) to get to her.
Sharon and Steve.
They don’t.
Emily Blunt is like the white, female Idris Elba. Everyone fancasts her for everything.
“a fairly sure sign that it can’t be pulled off in believable fashion in real time”
No one would be able to pull off WW’s strength in real time.
Kate Kane (modern Batwoman) is his cousin. I don’t believe the previous Batwoman had family relation to them and they exist as two separate characters.
“That’s when co-screenwriter Brian Azzarello seemed to put it all out there. “Wanna say that again? Pussy?” he asked.”
And Sam.
I can’t think of a single superhero movie in recent memory that doesn’t have a love interest. As long as it’s not a heavy focus, I’m cool.
I’m so happy rn.
“Did Steve Trevor not seem like the narrative focus of that trailer?”
No.
They’re already in deep poop, though.
She’s nigh-invulnerable.
Statham is so bad. :(
“the gay superhero”
Blue Ivy is more stylish than I am and she’s four.