#mcu problems

[bensolosbluesaber]

MCU 'fans' really out here reviewing MCU projects like "The acting and cinematography are beautiful, there are great cameos, the script is well written, the costumes are gorgeous, and I enjoyed the character development. Everything else (the font of the end credits) sucked. 2/10. The worst thing I have ever watched."

[fandomshatewomen]

in regards to the Nat's guilt vs Clint's, Nat was also brainwashed by the Red Room from a young age to be a killer while Clint became a killer bc he decided those people didn't deserve to survive the snap when his family died, idk about other people but to me that makes what he did worse. Nat was trained/brainwashed into being a killer, Clint became a killer bc he was mad

I definitely agree. And I'm gonna be honest, I dont mind killer characters for the most part. I even like killer characters alot. For example: Tomura from BNHA. Recently in the manga they showed his first kill through flashback and i was like "Thats my baby and I'm proud".

If someone is trained/raised as a killer or just happens to be a killer in the show/movie, I really dont mind. But when a killer is

1. Supposed to be a good guy

2. Shown in a sympathetic light

Or 3. Targeting marginalized communities,

They aren't the kind of character i can be indifferent to or feel good about.

Clint was shown to be a family man in the MCU. He was a good guy, then his family died and his man pain drove him to kill 😑.

This is made worse because the world was thrown into chaos and his team, "Earth's Mightiest Heroes", were working hard to keep things afloat. He abandoned his team to go around KILLING MORE PEOPLE instead of working with them to find a way to bring his family back. - Mod C

[moonisneveralone]

Yoooo it's been years time to stop fucking disrespecting Don Cheadle. Like it's time and if you want to blame anyone for the replacement situation you better take it up with Marvel specifically Perlmutter who said all black people look the same and that no one would notice the change, but also RDJ who of course took that money that they cut from Terence's pay and gave to him. Who then proced to just ignore the man. It's hard for men of colour to find acting jobs. Most of the famous actors are highly trained actors, while there are way too many stories of white actors who were found in a coffee shop or during a street performance. This was his chance to be in a long time franchise and the first thing they decided was to give him 1/8 of his pay. While they pay RDJ 3 times of what they used to by now even for movies they made about him, but that aren't supposed to be about him. He was paid significantly more than Evans for a Cap movie. Can you imagine getting paid less for a movie with your name in it? And the guy who plays his best friend gets a paycut and then gets replaced and the guy who replaces him gets shit for it and has his characters history completely erased and made irrelevant by fandom. A fandom that then proceeds to just give his role to other white characters. Just perfect.

[mcufandomhatespeopleofcolor]

Hey thank you for posting Moth’s video about Monica Rambeau, I learned a lot and I think that analysis will help me be a better writer

You're very welcome!!! Check out the rest of his mcu videos he's got a lot of good stuff!!

Here's the link to his channel:

Moth's Audio and Videos

This channel produces videos with narration and subtitles on various subjects. Please enjoy. FAQ: Who are you?: I am Moth Mercer. In my phy

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[loptrcoptr]

I think the new doctor strange is a great example of why comics don’t always work well on film. It really feels like a comic, but it doesn’t work because a movie is the wrong medium for that kind of marvel story. That many loopholes and universes and characters and Easter eggs and deaths serves no one. It felt exactly like I had picked up a new single issue on a Wednesday evening and been unexpectedly immersed in a twelve-part multi-series crossover event that I hadn’t really signed up for. You know that feeling, where so many of the team-ups are like “yeah, this is great” but so much of the content is like “god, I can’t believe I have to read this just to have the right background info going into the next big volume”. This kind of obfuscated storyline that requires the audience to keep up with every single thread from multiple series is literally why I stopped reading comics in the first place. It’s a lot of effort, it’s expensive, and ultimately it’s something that marvel comic fans have long made their general distaste for clear. Do one big crossover event every year? Dope, hell yeah. Do one every two months? Jesus Christ, kill me now.

I’m not saying doctor strange was bad because it was like a moving comic. What I’m saying is doctor strange had all the worst aspects of a marvel comic and very few of the best.

[originaljediinjeans]

Me: I like Tony Stark. OK? I forgive him for his mistakes.

Brain: That's not good enough. Post that on your Tumblr every week for the rest or your life or else no one will believe you.

[fandomshatepeopleofcolor]

On the case why Runaways never got push back from its racism...is: 1. When the comic came out the internet wasn't as it was today. Had the comic been released today it would get A LOT of backlash. 2. The comic was targeting the anime and manga fans. If you been to the community. Yout know that it has some parts Anti-black racism (see Black Sailor Venus) So they hated the idea and would use any excuse to justify its racism. 3.A: White and some home-folks hated the interracial romance in the story. Yeah, people hated the Blasian romance. I hate to say this it's not just white people who had a problem with it. Heck in most places its looked down upon. 3.B: This is aimed at white feminist story and guys who want to have their Harem. Yeah, Runaways is an undercover harem.

Yeah Runaways is racist. Its an example of 'I got my representation. So forget black people."

[fandomshatepeopleofcolor]

Today in MCU’s White Bullshit: Nick Fury had been the first one to be considered for the role of Peter’s mentor in Homecoming, but it was then “made obvious” that the role HAD to be for Tony Stark.

Can’t believe we could’ve had more of Nick, who we haven’t seen in AGES, but then…nah. How could the mcu miss a chance to have a white man in literally anything.

Mod A.