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Movie Discussion: CAPTAIN MARVEL (Spoilers) UPDATE: Sequel MARVELS has New Black female director!
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Marvel Fans Are Flipping Out Over Brie Larson And Don Cheadle's Twitter Exchange
The Marvel family is getting riled up after an exchange between Captain Marvel actress Brie Larson [...]
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Yup lol
Yep Rogue got her powers from Captain Marvel. Well the flying and super strength.
The absorbing was always her ability.
Marvel Fans Are Flipping Out Over Brie Larson And Don Cheadle's Twitter Exchange
The Marvel family is getting riled up after an exchange between Captain Marvel actress Brie Larson [...]
Lucky for everyone it won't end like it did in the comics
Lucky for everyone it won't end like it did in the comics
Which comic this from?
Civil War 2.
Rodey getting killed is what sets off Stark vs Marvel in the second installment.
always found that to be a bit contrived....
Candyman's Nia DaCosta tapped to direct Captain Marvel sequel, Deadline reports
Nia DaCosta, who directed the upcoming Candyman film, is set to take on the sequel to 2019's Captain Marvel, according to a report by Deadline Hollywood. The gig would make DaCosta the first Black woman to direct a Marvel film.
Nia DaCosta, who directed the upcoming Candyman film, is set to take on the sequel to 2019's Captain Marvel, according to a report by Deadline Hollywood. The gig would make DaCosta the first Black woman to direct a Marvel film.
Awesome news!
oh if you thought white men hated the first one......
I didn't even understand how that tesseract powered device exploding gave her her powers anyway.
You can say she is a Kree so her special DNA and radiation allowed her powers through mutation.
She was able to absorb energy from an Infinity Stone because of her alien DNA.
Vision did the same thing. He was powered from the energy of an Infinity Stone.
If Tony or Thanos had the time, they might have been able to do harness the energy in a better way instead of damaging themselves.
She was able to absorb energy from an Infinity Stone because of her alien DNA.
Vision did the same thing. He was powered from the energy of an Infinity Stone.
If Tony or Thanos had the time, they might have been able to do harness the energy in a better way instead of damaging themselves.
The Kree are apparently more powerful in the MCU than in the comics. While there was an issue where of CAPTAIN MARVEL when Mar-Vell was juiced up on solar energy he fought Thor to a standstill, Asgardians are supposed to be stronger than Kree. On an episode of Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D, in Sif's 2nd appearance she was amnesiac and fought a Kree dude who tossed her around. I thought that was bullshit.
It wouldn't have been so bad if they hadn't watered down Thanos' power and abilities.
The same with Hulk. How they diminished his power is criminal.
Teyonah Parris introduces the grown-up Monica Rambeau in WandaVision
By Devan Coggan
November 11, 2020 at 11:30 AM EST
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WandaVision may center on Elizabeth Olsen’s Scarlet Witch and Paul Bettany’s Vision, but when the series drops on Disney+ this winter, it’ll also introduce a new hero: Monica Rambeau, played by Teyonah Parris. Monica may not be a household name the way some of her Marvel peers are, but she already has a history in the Marvel Cinematic Universe — and an even longer one in the comics.
MCU fans first met Monica as a young child in 2019’s Captain Marvel, as the daughter of Carol Danvers’ best friend and Air Force ally Maria Rambeau (played by Lashana Lynch). The young Monica (Akira Akbar) is fast friends with her aunt Carol (Brie Larson), but here, Lieutenant Trouble is all grown up. And she plays a key role in the strange, sitcom-inspired world of WandaVision.
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"[She has] a toughness and an ability to be a woman in a man's space," teases head writer Jac Schaeffer. "Teyonah really brought that."
First created by Roger Stern and John Romita Jr. in the 1980s, Monica was introduced in the comics as a New Orleans native who gained superpowers after exposure to an intense energy blast. She soon signed up with the Avengers, becoming the first African-American woman to join and eventually taking over as the team’s leader. Over the years, she’s gone by various names, including Captain Marvel, Photon, Pulsar, and Spectrum. (She was actually the first woman to take on the Captain Marvel mantle, preceding Carol Danvers by decades.) And she’s extraordinarily powerful in the comics, with the ability to fly, travel at the speed of light, and even transform herself into pure energy.
“I feel so special and honored to be able to walk in her shoes and bring her story to life,” says the 33-year-old Parris. “I hope that me playing this character (a) gives a group of people who are underrepresented a chance to see themselves, and (b) seeing my face and my Black body helps them engage with Black women and our humanity.”
Marvel Studios had always intended to reintroduce an adult version of Monica after her debut in the ‘90s-set Captain Marvel, but they’re tight-lipped about exactly how she fits into the reality-bending WandaVision. (The first trailer shows her zooming through the air, before crashing through some kind of energy barrier and landing on the ground, surrounded by what look like military agents.) “One of the fun mysteries is how the heck would she become involved in this odd sitcom that Wanda and Vision find themselves in,” teases coexecutive producer Mary Livanos. “That’s a mystery the show unravels along the way.”
And as Livanos points out, pairing her with Wanda and Vision makes sense: In the comics, Wanda, Vision, and Monica fought side-by-side as members of the Avengers.
“Looking back to Monica Rambeau’s comic book history, she’s a leader among heroes,” Livanos adds. “She’s the type of hero that can always talk with other heroes. She’s a huge asset.”
When Parris first auditioned for the role, all she knew was that it was for some sort of Marvel project. “When I found out I actually got it, I tried to jump off a set of stairs because in my body, I was like, ‘I can fly! I can freaking fly!’” she says with a laugh. “My family had to calm me down.”
Best known for her roles in Mad Men, Dear White People, and Chi-Raq, Parris says she had to adjust to the size and scale of working on the MCU’s first Disney+ series — like with that scene in the trailer, where she whizzes through the air.
“What I’m finding challenging is doing things that I’m uncomfortable with and I’ve never had experience with [while] still trying to tell the story at hand,” she explains. “[I have] to look like I know what I’m doing, even though I’m 20 feet hanging in the air, and I’m sweating, and my hair is doing this and that, and I smudged my eyebrow off, and I still have to connect with the actor who’s on the ground waiting on me.”
But ultimately, she says she's excited to introduce audiences to this new version of a decades-old character — and finally give Monica her time in the spotlight.
“I do feel empowered and that I have a voice in this character and who she is and what we’re creating,” Parris says. “I do think that they trust some of my own instincts and they’re valuing what I’m bringing to the character. I’m really appreciative of that.”
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November 11, 2020 at 11:30 AM EST
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WandaVision may center on Elizabeth Olsen’s Scarlet Witch and Paul Bettany’s Vision, but when the series drops on Disney+ this winter, it’ll also introduce a new hero: Monica Rambeau, played by Teyonah Parris. Monica may not be a household name the way some of her Marvel peers are, but she already has a history in the Marvel Cinematic Universe — and an even longer one in the comics.
MCU fans first met Monica as a young child in 2019’s Captain Marvel, as the daughter of Carol Danvers’ best friend and Air Force ally Maria Rambeau (played by Lashana Lynch). The young Monica (Akira Akbar) is fast friends with her aunt Carol (Brie Larson), but here, Lieutenant Trouble is all grown up. And she plays a key role in the strange, sitcom-inspired world of WandaVision.
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"[She has] a toughness and an ability to be a woman in a man's space," teases head writer Jac Schaeffer. "Teyonah really brought that."
First created by Roger Stern and John Romita Jr. in the 1980s, Monica was introduced in the comics as a New Orleans native who gained superpowers after exposure to an intense energy blast. She soon signed up with the Avengers, becoming the first African-American woman to join and eventually taking over as the team’s leader. Over the years, she’s gone by various names, including Captain Marvel, Photon, Pulsar, and Spectrum. (She was actually the first woman to take on the Captain Marvel mantle, preceding Carol Danvers by decades.) And she’s extraordinarily powerful in the comics, with the ability to fly, travel at the speed of light, and even transform herself into pure energy.
“I feel so special and honored to be able to walk in her shoes and bring her story to life,” says the 33-year-old Parris. “I hope that me playing this character (a) gives a group of people who are underrepresented a chance to see themselves, and (b) seeing my face and my Black body helps them engage with Black women and our humanity.”
Marvel Studios had always intended to reintroduce an adult version of Monica after her debut in the ‘90s-set Captain Marvel, but they’re tight-lipped about exactly how she fits into the reality-bending WandaVision. (The first trailer shows her zooming through the air, before crashing through some kind of energy barrier and landing on the ground, surrounded by what look like military agents.) “One of the fun mysteries is how the heck would she become involved in this odd sitcom that Wanda and Vision find themselves in,” teases coexecutive producer Mary Livanos. “That’s a mystery the show unravels along the way.”
And as Livanos points out, pairing her with Wanda and Vision makes sense: In the comics, Wanda, Vision, and Monica fought side-by-side as members of the Avengers.
“Looking back to Monica Rambeau’s comic book history, she’s a leader among heroes,” Livanos adds. “She’s the type of hero that can always talk with other heroes. She’s a huge asset.”
When Parris first auditioned for the role, all she knew was that it was for some sort of Marvel project. “When I found out I actually got it, I tried to jump off a set of stairs because in my body, I was like, ‘I can fly! I can freaking fly!’” she says with a laugh. “My family had to calm me down.”
Best known for her roles in Mad Men, Dear White People, and Chi-Raq, Parris says she had to adjust to the size and scale of working on the MCU’s first Disney+ series — like with that scene in the trailer, where she whizzes through the air.
“What I’m finding challenging is doing things that I’m uncomfortable with and I’ve never had experience with [while] still trying to tell the story at hand,” she explains. “[I have] to look like I know what I’m doing, even though I’m 20 feet hanging in the air, and I’m sweating, and my hair is doing this and that, and I smudged my eyebrow off, and I still have to connect with the actor who’s on the ground waiting on me.”
But ultimately, she says she's excited to introduce audiences to this new version of a decades-old character — and finally give Monica her time in the spotlight.
“I do feel empowered and that I have a voice in this character and who she is and what we’re creating,” Parris says. “I do think that they trust some of my own instincts and they’re valuing what I’m bringing to the character. I’m really appreciative of that.”
WandaVision Star Teyonah Parris Reveals How She's Helping on Captain Marvel 2's Story
Teyonah Parris talks about having given The Marvels director feedback on story points and character arcs.
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imma keep it real. after ava duvernay (sp) i have some concerns with this. imma keep an open mind but......
also, remember that ava was supposed to get black panther. after seeing a wrinkle in time it was good that she did not.
'Ms. Marvel' Set Photos Reveal Iman Vellani's Sleek Superhero Suit - SlashFilm
A batch of Ms. Marvel set photos have revealed the full superhero suit that Iman Vellani will be wearing when she arrives on Disney+.
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Brie Larson Flaunts Her MCU Abs for The Marvels, But Might Delete Later
The super-shredded Ms. Marvel is not cutting any corners to gain the physique. No need for built in muscle suits for this woman. She (six) packed her own.
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this is un healthyBrie Larson Flaunts Her MCU Abs for The Marvels, But Might Delete Later
The super-shredded Ms. Marvel is not cutting any corners to gain the physique. No need for built in muscle suits for this woman. She (six) packed her own.
Brie Larson Flaunts Her MCU Abs for The Marvels, But Might Delete Later
The super-shredded Ms. Marvel is not cutting any corners to gain the physique. No need for built in muscle suits for this woman. She (six) packed her own.
Ok .. She seems to be a mix of the comic Captain Mar-Vell and Green Lantern with her family bracelet being the Mega Bands/Power Ring...
No Inhuman powers? I guess her comic book origin was to similar to Mr. Fantastic with the stretchy shit...
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Rumor is to make her more a cosmic power based character to fit in better with The Marvel's: Captain Marvel and Spectrum...
And if they keep her Inhuman they have the Kree, Skulls and Inhuman storylines to play with...
The bracelet might be of an Inhuman origin...
And mainly to sperate her power set from Mr. Fantastic... She was basically a female Inhuman of Mr Fantastic...
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wrong thread this is not the same character...