DAT Marvel Movies

I'm doing this in respect of all genders; for simplicity I've explicited male and females. For teams, group of people in supporting roles and minor roles I've chosen thinking about relevance, majority and presence of the characters. I understand it could be very questionable, but it's not boolean. submitted by /u/TrpTrp26 [link] [comments]

It would be a huge missed opportunity to nix the Serpent Society, specifically as Luke Cage brought in a couple of names like Diamondback and Bushmaster. Not only that, but Iron Fist Season 2 dipped into Davos, The Steel Serpent. I know Captain America: Brave New World is supposed to have Seth Rollins featured >! as a Serpent Society !< character, but I’ve also seen speculation that he will be more of a joke character and leave it at that for the Serpent Society. Am I the only one who would feel like this is a huge missed opportunity? Especially considering Netflix having shown a few of the Serpent Society members around and now being canon to the MCU (however that looks). Personally, I think it would be a fascinating post credits scene for Captain America: Brave New World with Sam enlisting help outside of the confines of the government a la Heroes for Hire. Bring in Luke Cage, Danny Rand, Jessica Jones, The Punisher, and possibly more in a series that showcases how the Serpe...

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You can pick one from the comics, make up your own, or imagine a What If episode Daredevil would slot well into it. submitted by /u/Jigsaw2799 [link] [comments]

My friend and I were talking about tier list of the MCU movies and I happen to place Winter Solider and Civil War in the S tier, and talked about how much I enjoyed them and Captain America/Chris Evan's portrayal, even though I don't have any comic background. My friend really dislikes Captain American's character via the MCU. He said, and I quote: Cap is superficial, arrogant, hothead who can't deal with not being the one in charge His 'humor' is awful and insulting. He's hotheaded when people point out he's not a perfect, infallible hero and that's he's actually an egotistical character. He didn't do anything to earn his powers. He doesn't acknowledge his weaknesses, which makes him an arrogant chump. Then he tags out and grows old serving his own self-interests, having never learned a much needed lesson of humility So what's your take on their thoughts? I don't really see a lot of this and comes off as Team Iron Man. ...