I keep reading the topic title as "Brie Larson hates memes and it's really bad" and I'm like damn she must be militantly anti-meme.
"Because he's gay he's allowed to do that" "we encourage it with gay men" eeeeeeeh. Media really has done a lot of harm to these issues.
Same here, lool!I keep reading the topic title as "Brie Larson hates memes and it's really bad" and I'm like damn she must be militantly anti-meme.
I agree. I know I'm in the super minority but I actually like it best out of the MCU movies. Something kinda refreshing about it.Captain Marvel was a really good super hero movie. I loved it. Better origin story than most other origin stories. I don't understand the hate.
It's rather unbelievable that they even do a slow-motion take on it and throw more fuel to the fire with the commentary.Yep, it is ultra shitty but I am 0 surprised at this point.
edit: WTF that Scarlett Johansen video?! fucking disgusting
So a lot of people here are pulling the "that sucks for Larson; that being said FYI Captain Marvel sucks" trick. So I'm gonna come in here with a white guy take, because I'm sure everyone is eager to hear more of those. But: I found Captain Marvel boring. And I think that's just because of a fundamental disconnect with what the story is about.
Carol Danvers is great, she's great to begin with, and her challenge is reaching peak greatness. For me, that's not an interesting story. But that's because the idea of self-realization in that way doesn't connect with me. She doesn't face any real external threat in the movie, and she doesn't have any particular flaw. Her challenge is facing her own internalized limits - self-doubt was instilled in her systemically, and she has to break free of it. But like - I'm a white straight American dude. My life has pretty much just been people telling me I'm gonna do a good job, then doing a pretty good job, and being rewarded adequately for that job. There are very few systemic barriers to my self-actualization.
Carol's big moment is realizing that she's had the key to her own prison all along. If you've never been "locked up" in that way, it's not a victory you'll understand.
In a topic about a woman and how she is getting treated online saying you want her to step on you in a creepy fetishizing way comes off as "yikes" to me.
I agree. I know I'm in the super minority but I actually like it best out of the MCU movies. Something kinda refreshing about it.
What scene? I don't catch what you're referring to, I think I noticed something but it's just slipping my mind right now.I wonder, has people done essay videos showing concern for THAT particular scene in End Game that would totally anger Incels?
On a serious note, its alarming at how truly fucked nerd culture has become. It is honestly filled with some of the most useless repugnant motherfuckers walking the Earth.
What scene? I don't catch what you're referring to, I think I noticed something but it's just slipping my mind right now.
Don't think one can really make a definitive statement about how most people perceived that scene.The scene in the first Avengers between Natasha and Loki was actually about her past and her choices that at one time made her a monster.
But Ultron's choice to frame her supposedly monstrous nature as being innately tied to how she cannot fulfill an assumed role and responsibility of womanhood is the most Joss way Joss could have Jossed it and I don't know why you'd feel the need to defend such comically bad writing. Everyone thinks of that scene as obviously being about the main thing she is talking about, which is that she's infertile. They could have made good writing choices and made it about her actual actions, like they did in the first Avengers film, but they did not.
Even if their intentions were otherwise, they massively failed the character with terrible writing that doesn't send the message you think it does to the majority of viewers and they didn't notice or care because they have never particularly cared much about telling Natasha's story.
In a franchise with characters like Tony Stark and Peter Quill, you think the woman who looks satisfied with her own accomplishments is the immature one?
What scene? I don't catch what you're referring to, I think I noticed something but it's just slipping my mind right now.
I honest to God would not know about this Brie Larson hate if I was not on the internet. How do these pathetic individuals not realize they're living in an illusion? Apparently Brie is part of a culture war. These people have lost the plot.
I don't know about the "has become" part.
Seems to me fandoms and nerdom have been fucked since the start.
The one with the women in it that made us all yell yaaaaaass qween at hollow corporate feminism.
Oh, that wasn't what I was thinking then. I thought there was something more, dialogue or something. But thanks!
I just wanted to watch the Jeremy Renner/Brie Larson interview and Youtube threw me dozens of videos (probably many more if I just scrolled down) how Renner and others in the cast hate her. The actual original video these numbnuts are basing their videos on wasn't even the first search result.I honest to God would not know about this Brie Larson hate if I was not on the internet. How do these pathetic individuals not realize they're living in an illusion? Apparently Brie is part of a culture war. These people have lost the plot.
Don't think one can really make a definitive statement about how most people perceived that scene.
This is one of the best memes i've seen for god knows how long. Thank you.Sometimes the hate train really just feels like this at times:
Nothing but delusional angry man-babies
I know i bring this up everytime. But that shit was really heartbreaking for me.They should have been dropped years ago, but people dismissed their misogyny and racism because they made the PT videos. They straight up made a ching chong gag, making fun of Asians and concluding that it's ok because "that's the way they talk"
They also said TFA has forced diversity and that kids don't care about it.
I really want to see the interviews in which she is "clearly hated" just to see how crazy these people are being, but I don't want to give a view to the videos by assholes dissecting her every move. Does anyone have a link to the original interviews?
Oh god I love this lol
The lady I went on a date with has her exact personality. The irony of the video in the OP is clearly lost on its creators
To be fair (though I don't know if that is warranted), I don't think most of them imply Larson being hated because she's too liberal. I mean the assholes hate her for that and being a vocal woman, but I think they imply Larson being unlikable person for other reasons, bad personality etc. Even for other liberals.It's baffling that people think the hyper-liberal Avengers cast, who have done everything from creating a video urging people to vote against Trump to wearing "Protect Trans Kids" shirts on live television, somehow hate Brie Larson for...being too liberal
The lady I went on a date with has her exact personality. The irony of the video in the OP is clearly lost on its creators
Right, I'm sure it's more excessive than usual since they're interviewing. But I legit had a date just like this lolAnd I'm pretty sure they're doing it to fuck with the interviewer.... by all accounts these press junkets get boring AF after a while
And I'm pretty sure they're doing it to fuck with the interviewer.... by all accounts these press junkets get boring AF after a while
Right, I'm sure it's more excessive than usual since they're interviewing. But I legit had a date just like this lol
Oh ok yeah.No no I mean that they're letting their real sense of humour fly to fuck with the dude a bit
Not that the "body language expert" video was made in good faith but:
The interview in question is clearly banter from beginning to end, and they even acknowledge each other in a humble way throughout. I recently went on a date that was like this essentially the whole time (ie digs at each other, ribbing) and we really hit it off and are still friends.
They're having fun and playing with each other. I wouldn't be surprised if it's like this on set too to some extent.