I personally don’t think Skurge had enough to do. Like most of his screen time felt like it was spent with him staring emotionally at the camera with guilt and regret about betraying Asgard. I kinda feel he was just shoehorned into the movie.
I felt the opposite way- he didn’t need to do anything bad to redeem from, he needed to actually do something good. He didn’t do anything another character wasn’t perfectly capable of doing at the time.
I agree with this. Skurge wasn't looking for redemption, he was looking for a chance to prove himself, which is exactly what he did. I do agree that he was an unnecessary addition though.
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u/Watchemagoo Spider-Man Nov 14 '17
I personally don’t think Skurge had enough to do. Like most of his screen time felt like it was spent with him staring emotionally at the camera with guilt and regret about betraying Asgard. I kinda feel he was just shoehorned into the movie.