@zombiemakeover@Cor_America1776@ithinkimhim2502 did she learn? it sounded like she was told she's special and different and now that she has peter she doesn't need to do that anymore. what happens when she loses peter? or anybody else she makes a bond with? she's just gonna go back to hurting innocent people for no reason?
My favorite detail about this montage is that in this movie Peter makes his suit red and blue because of MJ, her red hair and her blue eyes. My boy was YEARNING
@LittleN33476884 Yeah i feel for you. There’s still time to recover from it. If they nail charles and the other characters it’ll still be a worthwhile project
“It’s just a movie” “it’s just fiction” “why do you care” movies and other media are supposed to mean something. Say something. People of all ages are influenced by these things. And the themes they carry, and what people think about them, impacts society. I’ll never stop caring.
@leirbag2301@BruceWayne9851 Sentry was literally possessed by an evil alter, and after the movie they show he’s under constant care from the others and not allowed to be sentry. Jean possessing people shouldn’t be played off as something you do for fun in the park.
Everything wrong with X-men as a concept is summarized by the fact Jean Grey entered the MCU as an unironic sociopathic mass murderer and the story said without irony, "Actually she's the victim here."
@Ohnj117 Tony creating ultron is considered bad by the movie and everyone in it. The second tony realizes he hurt innocent people, he backs the accords, he stops ALL weapons manufacturing. Even the hulk in AoU feels remorse after when he sees people in terror. It’s not the same
@NedKellysReveng@dyingscribe@YourNerdWonder It does when it’s innocent people. And it doubly does so when the character is not expected to feel remorse and just gets told that they’re just different and special