I didnt mind Taskmaster being a minion to Dreykov in this movie, it was suitably Bond and now that the free widows are out there with Taskmaster in tow, they can always set up a new Red Room with Taskmaster taking on their role as assassin Trainer (so I hope they show up in Thunderbolts with that role).I liked it
The A-plot was adequate. But the real point of the film was family and the characters interacting, and that was excellent
Taskmaster was great for the first half. They didn't do much, but they were basically the Terminator for their scenes. Unstoppable. The Taskmaster wasn't beaten, just delayed
Making Taskmaster a minion was an odd choice. There's a superior script out there were Dreykov died and Taskmaster took over for him and was in charge of the Red Room
Hopefully this isn't the last time we see Taskmaster. They lived and can appear in a future movie. Hopefully as a member of the Dark Avengers alongside Yelena, US Agent, Abomination, and whomever else is still under contract
I enjoyed the heist movie aspect to the final act. It's great to see the heroes have a plan and for the plan to actually work
They may not have much real choice, especially in the post-Blip world the MCU will become. You've got 20 odd former brained washed elite assassins on that helicopter, are they all going to go and be pig farmers?I believe that is the last thing the newly freed girls will want to do...
No idea if there's any truth to the rumors, but as far as whether or not it would have worked better to have Mason be the Taskmaster? I'm going with No. It's better for Natasha to have some reliable contacts out there that she can actually depend on without all/most of them turning out to be an inevitable betrayal.Is there any truth to the rumor the actor playing Mason was supposed to be the Taskmaster and they changed it despite it not working properly given her head being cg'd onto the person wearing the costume not fitting properly?
Would that have worked better if they had kept Mason as Taskmaster?
I actually hoped there would be a clip where she's picked up by Cap & co because Mason filled them in on what she was doing and they turned up to help only to find she had already resolved the Red Room.No idea if there's any truth to the rumors, but as far as whether or not it would have worked better to have Mason be the Taskmaster? I'm going with No. It's better for Natasha to have some reliable contacts out there that she can actually depend on without all/most of them turning out to be an inevitable betrayal.
?Then at least we have some link between end of civil war this movie and where they start in Infinity Wars.
No, when O-T was cast people assumed he was going to be Taskmaster because Taskmaster is male in the comics and the suit design had chestplates and shoulders that for a male profile. I think that was a deliberate red herring from Marvel., especially as during the trailer they never revealed who was under the helmet.Is there any truth to the rumor the actor playing Mason was supposed to be the Taskmaster and they changed it despite it not working properly given her head being cg'd onto the person wearing the costume not fitting properly?
Would that have worked better if they had kept Mason as Taskmaster?
No I get you want them to keep being assassins.
It's just that you come across as not having understood the movie, since that outcome would have been everything Natasha fought against, and also pretty much the exact opposite of the film's message to girls in the audience...