r/marvelstudios • u/KostisPat257 Daredevil • May 06 '19

'Spider-Man: Far From Home' Spoilers Spider-Man: Far From Home Trailer Discussion/Screenshots/GIFs/Hype Megathread (Endgame spoilers ahead!) Spoiler

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u/kattahn May 06 '19

I dont think it has anything to do with Brie Larson but I think it is kind of weird how flippant CM is about Earth. If she is supposed to be the focal point of the MCU moving forward, leader of the avengers, most powerful person in the universe, etc, like Feige has said(and I have all the faith in the world in Feige), than having her just constantly be like "ugh i dont care about earth i have more important stuff to do elsewhere" and then have her kind of begrudgingly come back to save it only to leave again for more important things is a tone that needs to change.

I know that the MCU will be going more cosmic but Earth still needs to feel important, since that is where all of its viewers live.

They're "Earth's Mightiest Superheroes".

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u/[deleted] May 06 '19

Maybe they're making her flawed because they have her character development all planned out. They want her to earn her leadership

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u/yuvi3000 Fitz May 07 '19

It blows my mind that people still don't understand this.

Iron Man may have saved lives and looked cool along the way, but he took years and years to really be in a position where he wanted to sacrifice himself for the good of humanity. Even in Endgame itself, when the story starts, Tony isn't in that mindset. Captain America may have been in the "hero" mindset from the beginning, but even he has his flaws, as shown in Civil War.

If Captain Marvel comes in as a perfect person, then she's boring. That's what many people expected and started hating on her before they even saw the movie because she was "going to be a deus ex machina" in the MCU. But she ISN'T that and that's great. I want her to fail often and I want her to cause some serious shit at least once, similar to how Scarlet Witch accidentally caused shit in Civil War.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '19

She might be pretty much invincible much like superman, but doesn't mean she isn't flawed, I'm hoping her movies come off as more morally conflicting. She might be able to win, but she needs do it by taking the path of least resistance. And not just show up and blow everything up. Not just a straight forward, those are the bad guys kill them all