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We don't know much about the Soulworld in MCU. Would be something if this was entirely a construction of the Soulworld and Natasha facing her past somehow helped her escape.I know it's supposed to be set in the past, but I'd love it if it turned out that they had secretly undone her death in Endgame. It's not like people stay dead in the comics.
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So, if this were a comic book, I'd be cool with that.I know it's supposed to be set in the past, but I'd love it if it turned out that they had secretly undone her death in Endgame. It's not like people stay dead in the comics.
I don't need to be a Marvel completionist to watch this.I will see it because I find I'm a bit of a completionist with respect to Marvel movies. :7
I very much wonder how it shook out when Captain America returned the Soul Stone to Vormir. Do the rules of a soul for a soul work both ways?I know it's supposed to be set in the past, but I'd love it if it turned out that they had secretly undone her death in Endgame. It's not like people stay dead in the comics.
Every movie they'd done since Thor 2 has, for me, hit the mark. So, my completionist desire is somewhat supported by my enjoying the things.Marvel movies are definitely "wait till they're on TV or a streaming platform I have" territory for me now. After Endgame, where I felt kinda obliged to keep up, I don't feel that need any more.
Honestly, though, I seriously doubt they'll do that. Really feels like this is more of an exploration of the character without building her into another ongoing story from here.
In the movies, though, I'm not sure why they'd do that - the Avengers, as she knew them, are done. She was solidly entrenched in the history of that group. Going forwards, there isn't a good hook to include her. So, what story are you going to tell that justifies resurrection?
I very much wonder how it shook out when Captain America returned the Soul Stone to Vormir. Do the rules of a soul for a soul work both ways?
I'm hoping for an end credits scene that resolves that question. But I'm not holding my breath or anything.
Probably not. Because otherwise, the sacrifice to get the stone isn't really an issue. You want the stone? Put your friend in a box for a while, come back and get them out when you are done. No big deal.I very much wonder how it shook out when Captain America returned the Soul Stone to Vormir. Do the rules of a soul for a soul work both ways?
These guys are required to be in peak condition all the time to fit into their tight suits/gear and perform - it is nice to see that they struggle (and lose sometimes) with weight. It humanizes them.Is it too much to ask for a Marvel movie that doesn't have any fat jokes?![]()
Those two movies sucked imo. There are better "female assassin" movies to hope for!I was afraid that it would just be another "Anna" or "Red Sparrow", with a Black Widow coat of paint. Glad to see it's more than that.
And both pretty much aped the Black Widow's origin story. Well, one of them at least; the later one.Those two movies sucked imo. There are better "female assassin" movies to hope for!