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All of them! To be willing to come across as anything other than "yes" people, and to stand up for what, or who, they believe in - some interviewer WILL target someone, if they feel they have been ridiculed, and no matter where you are in your career, these people WILL attack you, or gloat over some perceived misdemeanour. To stand up for someone else says a lot about their character. xxx
Robin Williams seems like he was a true gentleman, and all of his former costars have nothing but positive things to say about him. Nobody should be outed publicly, and it's nobody's business anyway. I love that Robin supported Nathan throughout the awkward interview.
I can’t believe it’s been 10 years today that Robin Williams has been gone. That man was one of the purest and kindest souls to ever live and he was quietly suffering for so long. One of the few celebrity deaths where I genuinely miss seeing him and yet I never knew him. He truly was one of a kind and his films always bring a smile to my face.
Robin Williams was such a gem, we were blessed by the time we got to experience his genius. But honestly, I love the way all of them stood up for their co-stars.
Timberlake was asked what attracted him to move to acting? What was there to defend. Loud mouth Mila just wanted to be in ths centre of attention. It was her who was cringly rude to journalist. Awkward to listen to those who knowd both languages.
@@tashaware6819 You don't know anything about the context of the questioning or what either of them experienced in their lives up to that point that caused her to react that way. And yet, you still decide to react negatively, just like the losers that instigated the reactions in the other examples given in this video. Go touch grass.
@@tashaware6819 she did have an over the top reaction but like a Vietnam flashback as though anyone who speaks Russian is rude according to her, based on her own memory. so now we know her family's rude (good to know?)
Yeah I know...what's the deal with him getting away with acting like his lyrics in NSYNC describe him? It's unfair. Just because he has love problems doesn't mean he has to get away with being mean IRL. One of these days, that's gonna come and bite him in the ass.
From the stories I've heard you do not want to bash Robin Williams costars in front of him. He could chew someone up and spit them out before their mouth shut.
Who gets a chance to ask Scarlett Johansson questions and fixates on SALAD?!?! Seriously: How does this role compare to other Sci-Fi films you've worked on? Has your approach to playing Black Widow changed since her first appearance? etc., etc.
I think what Robin did showed what kind of person he really was. He respected Nathan so much, Robin protected him from something he wasn't ready to face yet. Makes me miss Robin even more 😢
Liked the video; learned some things I didn't know before. Good on the celebs for standing up and making things right. I do have two more celebs to add: - Daniel Craig. When Spectre was being promoted in 2015, actress Monica Bellucci was attacked over her being older than Craig. - Mark Hamill and John Boyega. They defended actress Kelly Marie Tran from the bullies that attacked her appearance in Star Wars: The Last Jedi. [She received a standing ovation in 2019 at the Star Wars Celebration.] Wouldn't mind seeing a part two to this list. Thank you; still subscribed.
Except it felt uncalled for. At least based solely on the question as it was a reasonable question that could have given Justin an opportunity to talk about expanding his creative horizons or maybe fulfilling some child hood dream. There was nothing inherently of an attack on Justin in the question.
@@nanoflower1 Okay, thank you. This is in every interview video ever, but she was so needlessly rude. I do not understand how people think this was justified.
All of them are incredible for stepping up. It's one thing to admire them for their acting ability, another to discover that they are also fairly nice human beings.
It is normal for actors to say nice things about their co-stars when they do promotional tours for their movies (or other projects). They are also expected to say that the director is the "best one they ever worked with." Obviously, that can't be true about every director, and I am sure plenty of actors have said wonderful things about co-stars with whom they actually didn't get along. That's why this video was so great! Each event displayed an actor saying something nice about a co-star ... and REALLY meaning it!! In a field that is so full of extremely phony people, it was more than refreshing to see these clips of actors behaving like real people and being true friends!
When Mila asked "What?", the reporter showed her bad faith and vindictive nature behind her question by saying, "Isn't showbiz enough for him?" A smarter and more experienced reporter might elaborate in a different way, for example by saying, "I mean, what did inspire you to be an actor? Is there a specific movie or moment or person who inspired you to be an actor?"
He was asked what attracted him to move to acting. What was there to defend? She just too much like all the attention. It was cringy scene for those who knew both languages.
@@tiararoxeanne1318do not invent stuff. The question was about him moving to acting. Mila rudely stuck her nose im and started arguing with journalist. Diva behaviour.
Robin Williams was the GREATEST man to ever live!!!!! He had more heart and love in his little toe than the whole world has!!!!!! He was and still is THE BEST DA*N ACTOR TO HAVE EVER GRACED THE SCREEN!!!!!!
I don't understand the hate for Brie Larson. She's a fantastic actress, a beautiful woman, and just plain funny. Props to SLJ for coming to her defense.
No no, back in the day oprah was a bit like wendy williams, trying to bring out the gossip for the higher raitings and not really thinking about other people's personal space.. she is different now, bt back then nah.. I am glad robin williams used his humor to divert the question... what a great guy he was... rip robin 10 years today...
i applaud zoe saldana for defending her co=star and being nice about it. i do have a question, what was the context of the autotune question? because im sorry but having a star release a song without autotune is and should be a GOOD thing, fans should get to hear the actual voices of their faves without autotune right? context and explanation please
It's a shame Cameron Diaz couldn't take Kyle out the way her Angel's character was the baddie during your montage - large proportion of Australia would have happily paid the combined box office for the first two Angel movies to see that ...😢❤❤
Sorry but exactly how did Robert Downey Jr defend Scarlett Johansson after that question about her diet? All he did was make a joke about how more people would be interested in that than in his question/answer, and then squeeze her shoulder to indicate he was just kidding. Wow, what chivalry! 🙄 Downey Jr and the rest of the main Marvel cast (save for the wonderful Samuel L Jackson) also failed to defend Brie Larsson when she was being annihilated online, though funnily enough they came out in force to defend Chris Pratt when he was labelled ‘The worst Chris’ on social media. So let’s not pretend he’s great at supporting his female colleagues against misogyny.
Robin williams earned the love of the world for generations to come and will be remembered as one of the greatest human beaings of the 20th century... A legend in every sense of the word.. few episodes of Mork and Mindy will brighten up anyones life
For a SECOND i found myself suprised by Oprah's question. But then, I remember her in the interview with Dave Chappelle.. and I said: oh, yeah. That's right. This is her. Totally
Timberlake is shady. the question isn't why is he changing creative avenues, but why is he not called out for not taking ownership of his crap behaviour and improving...? why is he still given a platform?
people need to stop being childish about female actors (like Captain Marvel). we're in 2024 ffs, grow up. most women respect male roles, whereas guys disrespect womens
@redheadedpsycho4566 nah I Don't care about who is in the movie As long as it was good That being said Me personally I did not find the marvels to be a bad movie
About this question to Timberlake - not sure why he needed a defence. He was asked why he decicded to try cinematography. A normal question to ask a singer but Mila jumped to answer before it was even translated. She just wanted to show off me thinks 😅
JJ’s wardrobe malfunction? Why did you forget to mention that it was caused by super creepy Timberlake? So basically you’re no better than these people that ask the cringey questions.
Thought several were pretty stupid. Kunis completely overreacts on a badly phrased but legitimate question on why he made a careerswitch. Also asking about someone's diet doesn't seem that inappropriate to me since pretty much all of them are.
Ok, to be fair, Knightly's acting is awful and she does have a reputation as looking pouty. Acquaintance of mine says that they've meet her repeatedly and she's acts VERY much like she's better than others. Of course it was rude to bring it up in an interview.
Super annoying have the Brit host not allow the actual clip be heard, because I didn’t sit through this to listen to the voice over host explain what happened AS the clip can do that.
Stephen Amell stood side with Emily Bett Rickrads when she was criticized but when Katie Cassidy who has received death threats has been, strangely, silent.
While the interviewer was definitely being a creepy jerk, Janet Jackson made the choice to do what she did - on national TV - during the halftime show - at the super bowl. She can't really complain about the fallout.
I honestly don’t understand why it’s inappropriate to ask Scarlett what her diet was like to prepare for her role when every single other avenger was asked their diets/work out routine for preparing. If someone ONLY asked Scarlett or followed it up with “because you looked damn sexy” or “because you looked fat”- that would be inappropriate
Because she very rarely gets the same type of questions. Her questions focus on her looks primarily and little else. The guys might get a diet and or workout question then it moves onto more about the movie (do you do your own stunts, how do you see the emotional growth, do you ever want to change the types of characters you play etc)
Larson is not that great an actress. Which is fine, not all actors and actresses are great -- they can and should be able to still find roles that they can work with. She's good enough to do that. Larson's main problem is that she's not a good LEAD actress, however -- even less so for the Captain Marvel character. For this and other roles, she's like, "Yeah, I'm playing 'x'. Why should I care?" Well, if you don't care if you play the role, why should WE? I'm sorry, I want people who get notable roles to CARE about that character, to CARE about how well they do the character. And audiences can sense this. It's why Henry Cavill is so loved -- because when he takes on a role, especially now that he's well known enough to have some say in the role -- he learns about the role and makes an effort to play that character *right* and, if it's suggested that he should play the role in a way he thinks is wrong, he argues for his take rather than that of the scriptwriter or director -- not in the "prima donna" way that some actors (like, say, Ed Norton) do -- but by being able to argue WHY *that character* would be different, and making the argument stick. This applies particularly to Larson as Captain Marvel -- she played a Mary Sue, she should have argued for a better take on the character. The initial complaints were far far less about Larson in a personal manner (though her reactions got it turned personal), but about how the character was portrayed in the movie. As with all of the "new" characters developed post-Endgame (no, Black Panther did not count -- he was fairly established by Civil War), they did a very bad job of character development and plot development. All the skill and care that went into the movies pre-Endgame literally vanished overnight, and the Marvel movies have been more and more rejected as a result. Go look at Greg Owens' UA-cam channel, and see the one he has, titled "Why MCU Writing Sucks Now | Scene Comparison" -- he discusses Avengers' intro of Hulk, vs. the intro of Ironheart. It is literally fantastic at explaining pre-Endgame MCU and post-Endgame MCU.
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All of them! To be willing to come across as anything other than "yes" people, and to stand up for what, or who, they believe in - some interviewer WILL target someone, if they feel they have been ridiculed, and no matter where you are in your career, these people WILL attack you, or gloat over some perceived misdemeanour.
To stand up for someone else says a lot about their character. xxx
Robin Williams seems like he was a true gentleman, and all of his former costars have nothing but positive things to say about him. Nobody should be outed publicly, and it's nobody's business anyway. I love that Robin supported Nathan throughout the awkward interview.
Yes❤ that movie was pure and hilarious at the same time😂
I agree
What did Oprah ask at 0:17 ? I couldn't make it out and the captions don't make sense
@SuperPBrady she asked Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen about Mary-Kate eating disorder and Ashley was defending her sister.
He was an absolute star all time.
I can’t believe it’s been 10 years today that Robin Williams has been gone. That man was one of the purest and kindest souls to ever live and he was quietly suffering for so long. One of the few celebrity deaths where I genuinely miss seeing him and yet I never knew him. He truly was one of a kind and his films always bring a smile to my face.
Robin Williams was such a gem, we were blessed by the time we got to experience his genius. But honestly, I love the way all of them stood up for their co-stars.
Too bad Timberlake didn't defend Britney Spears or Janet Jackson, like Mila Kunis defended Justin Timberlake.
Timberlake was asked what attracted him to move to acting? What was there to defend. Loud mouth Mila just wanted to be in ths centre of attention. It was her who was cringly rude to journalist. Awkward to listen to those who knowd both languages.
@@tashaware6819 You don't know anything about the context of the questioning or what either of them experienced in their lives up to that point that caused her to react that way. And yet, you still decide to react negatively, just like the losers that instigated the reactions in the other examples given in this video. Go touch grass.
@@tashaware6819 she did have an over the top reaction but like a Vietnam flashback as though anyone who speaks Russian is rude according to her, based on her own memory. so now we know her family's rude (good to know?)
Yeah I know...what's the deal with him getting away with acting like his lyrics in NSYNC describe him? It's unfair. Just because he has love problems doesn't mean he has to get away with being mean IRL. One of these days, that's gonna come and bite him in the ass.
Im w u
I met Samuel L. Jackson briefly many years ago. He was lovely and genuine. 🥰
The Look on Mila's face after asking "Why are YOU here?" is amazing 🤣 It's like a thoroughly unimpressed grandma who's had enough of your sh*t.
Alan Turing was a genius who saved his country during WWII , and the U.K. thanked him by treating him like a criminal for being himself!
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I saw the "Intimidation Game" and didn't know it was based on a true story until the end, when it said what happened to the real Alan Turing.
Yeh, I wish they remember Alan Turing for the genius that he was instead of being gay.
@@BillyButcher90 So do I!
@@BillyButcher90why instead of?
The Benedict Cumberbatch one lives rent free in my head
From the stories I've heard you do not want to bash Robin Williams costars in front of him. He could chew someone up and spit them out before their mouth shut.
And in a manner that would made everyone laugh
Who gets a chance to ask Scarlett Johansson questions and fixates on SALAD?!?! Seriously: How does this role compare to other Sci-Fi films you've worked on? Has your approach to playing Black Widow changed since her first appearance? etc., etc.
My guess is someone who had other questions in mind but by the time she got her opportunity those questions had already been asked and answered.
What Tyler Perry did was genuinely great
I think what Robin did showed what kind of person he really was. He respected Nathan so much, Robin protected him from something he wasn't ready to face yet. Makes me miss Robin even more 😢
Liked the video; learned some things I didn't know before. Good on the celebs for standing up and making things right. I do have two more celebs to add:
- Daniel Craig. When Spectre was being promoted in 2015, actress Monica Bellucci was attacked over her being older than Craig.
- Mark Hamill and John Boyega. They defended actress Kelly Marie Tran from the bullies that attacked her appearance in Star Wars: The Last Jedi. [She received a standing ovation in 2019 at the Star Wars Celebration.]
Wouldn't mind seeing a part two to this list. Thank you; still subscribed.
Benedict Cumberbatch is such a gentleman
Mila’s clapback will forever be epic!
Except it felt uncalled for. At least based solely on the question as it was a reasonable question that could have given Justin an opportunity to talk about expanding his creative horizons or maybe fulfilling some child hood dream. There was nothing inherently of an attack on Justin in the question.
@@nanoflower1 Okay, thank you. This is in every interview video ever, but she was so needlessly rude. I do not understand how people think this was justified.
Robin was an angel with his costars, both his age, older, or younger....We lost one of the kindest souls when we lost him.
Benedict Wong's British accent/voice surprised me, i dont think I've heard him speak outside of a movie before. ❤
Nathan "I don't really want to talk about my sexuality." Robin "Say no more fam. I got this." The world lost a lot of light when Robin passed away.
All of them are incredible for stepping up. It's one thing to admire them for their acting ability, another to discover that they are also fairly nice human beings.
Ah, Robin Williams. You are dearly missed!
Zoe and Robin it was very honest and real
I love when josh stood up for lawence ❤
It is normal for actors to say nice things about their co-stars when they do promotional tours for their movies (or other projects). They are also expected to say that the director is the "best one they ever worked with." Obviously, that can't be true about every director, and I am sure plenty of actors have said wonderful things about co-stars with whom they actually didn't get along. That's why this video was so great! Each event displayed an actor saying something nice about a co-star ... and REALLY meaning it!! In a field that is so full of extremely phony people, it was more than refreshing to see these clips of actors behaving like real people and being true friends!
Banned in S.Arabia, Kuwait, Qatar and Egypt....? of course the actors and producers must be devastated..........NOT!!!
Notice how they are all Muslim countries.
Yet the West get accused of homophobia.
I think everyone defending their costar is fantastic. The crap some stars have to indure because of a role or their private live or both seems a lot.
ALL deserve the credit, they did what they could 'come up with' at the moment, some were better crafted or executed; but they STOOD UP!
My favourite is Mia standing up for jt
Even though I don’t like him she was a class act for stepping in
The language barrier put him at a disadvantage and she was not having it. Good for her.
I never really liked Justin too but she did what she need to do
When Mila asked "What?", the reporter showed her bad faith and vindictive nature behind her question by saying, "Isn't showbiz enough for him?"
A smarter and more experienced reporter might elaborate in a different way, for example by saying, "I mean, what did inspire you to be an actor? Is there a specific movie or moment or person who inspired you to be an actor?"
He was asked what attracted him to move to acting. What was there to defend? She just too much like all the attention. It was cringy scene for those who knew both languages.
@@tiararoxeanne1318do not invent stuff. The question was about him moving to acting. Mila rudely stuck her nose im and started arguing with journalist. Diva behaviour.
The Mila Kunis interview is epic!
Robin Williams was the GREATEST man to ever live!!!!! He had more heart and love in his little toe than the whole world has!!!!!! He was and still is THE BEST DA*N ACTOR TO HAVE EVER GRACED THE SCREEN!!!!!!
Cynthia Erivo STAND UP from "Harriet"!
92nd Academy Awards
Definitely Robin Williams. Happy saturday night, Kirsten, take care and God bless you. Greetings from Colombia to you as well
They way she confidently says Zoe Saldania.. hahaha
Nice to see SOMEONE was backing Janet Jackson up, back then.
Hold on! Benedict Wong is British?!?!
I wish that the narrative would show more chips of the award question and responds .
I don't understand the hate for Brie Larson. She's a fantastic actress, a beautiful woman, and just plain funny.
Props to SLJ for coming to her defense.
Rdj is the best❤❤❤
Sometimes the co stars are able to call out the interviewer because the victim must appear unruffled
All of them have my respect.
Holycow first person i ever hear pronouncing Saldaña correctly
This is why we all love Josh Hutcherson!!😍
Which of these celebs earned my respect for standing up for their co-stars against rude interviewers? Every. Single. One.
Who the ff&-+ are these journalists?
Why do you keep talking over them instead of letting us listen to their own words??? 🙄
Maybe they don’t have the rights?
@@sarahcashman8591 Ah good point! Thx! ❤️
No no, back in the day oprah was a bit like wendy williams, trying to bring out the gossip for the higher raitings and not really thinking about other people's personal space.. she is different now, bt back then nah.. I am glad robin williams used his humor to divert the question... what a great guy he was... rip robin 10 years today...
Also Brie and Sam worked great in Unicorn Store. Highly Underrated film!
Nice to talk about it but we all want to see it...
Hard to see radio broadcasts
@@fionam7768 or hear it...
i applaud zoe saldana for defending her co=star and being nice about it. i do have a question, what was the context of the autotune question? because im sorry but having a star release a song without autotune is and should be a GOOD thing, fans should get to hear the actual voices of their faves without autotune right? context and explanation please
All of them ❤❤
they are all impressive and great friends.
we all should surround ourselves with these thmype of people.
1. Robin Williams
2. Mila cunis
3. Zoe Saldana
4. Cumberbach
It's a shame Cameron Diaz couldn't take Kyle out the way her Angel's character was the baddie during your montage - large proportion of Australia would have happily paid the combined box office for the first two Angel movies to see that ...😢❤❤
Sorry but exactly how did Robert Downey Jr defend Scarlett Johansson after that question about her diet? All he did was make a joke about how more people would be interested in that than in his question/answer, and then squeeze her shoulder to indicate he was just kidding. Wow, what chivalry! 🙄
Downey Jr and the rest of the main Marvel cast (save for the wonderful Samuel L Jackson) also failed to defend Brie Larsson when she was being annihilated online, though funnily enough they came out in force to defend Chris Pratt when he was labelled ‘The worst Chris’ on social media. So let’s not pretend he’s great at supporting his female colleagues against misogyny.
Robin williams earned the love of the world for generations to come and will be remembered as one of the greatest human beaings of the 20th century... A legend in every sense of the word.. few episodes of Mork and Mindy will brighten up anyones life
I know it's not the point of the video, but Benedict Wong's actual voice shocks me everytime I hear it 😂
For a SECOND i found myself suprised by Oprah's question. But then, I remember her in the interview with Dave Chappelle.. and I said: oh, yeah. That's right. This is her. Totally
Every time i remember we lost Robin Williams it really saddens me. I dont even care about the rest of the video anymore. Such tragedy
Timberlake is shady. the question isn't why is he changing creative avenues, but why is he not called out for not taking ownership of his crap behaviour and improving...? why is he still given a platform?
Lol, Brie Larson started lambasting fans the moment she was cast...
people need to stop being childish about female actors (like Captain Marvel). we're in 2024 ffs, grow up. most women respect male roles, whereas guys disrespect womens
It's not about that
Now a day any female led movie usually sucked
@@yasseralotaibi511 I beg to differ... I'm sure you'd be vexing if it was the other way around 🙄
@redheadedpsycho4566 nah
I Don't care about who is in the movie
As long as it was good
That being said
Me personally I did not find the marvels to be a bad movie
Robin Williams was just awesome. 😢
About this question to Timberlake - not sure why he needed a defence. He was asked why he decicded to try cinematography. A normal question to ask a singer but Mila jumped to answer before it was even translated. She just wanted to show off me thinks 😅
Also, correct me if I am wrong, but didn't he start out on TV in the Mickey Mouse Club?
It was the tone of the question. It was asked with with hint of belittling
Captain marvel was good just when comparing to avengers it doesn't compare but that standard is not fair for sure
Which?
All.
JA's biggest problem is that no one pays her to strip.
Love Mila ❤
JJ’s wardrobe malfunction? Why did you forget to mention that it was caused by super creepy Timberlake?
So basically you’re no better than these people that ask the cringey questions.
Mojo becoming tik tok. Used to show the stuff but now you kust talk over it
Thought several were pretty stupid. Kunis completely overreacts on a badly phrased but legitimate question on why he made a careerswitch. Also asking about someone's diet doesn't seem that inappropriate to me since pretty much all of them are.
People are too sensitive... If the actor consider it to be a stupid question, they also have the right to call it stupid.
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Ok, to be fair, Knightly's acting is awful and she does have a reputation as looking pouty. Acquaintance of mine says that they've meet her repeatedly and she's acts VERY much like she's better than others. Of course it was rude to bring it up in an interview.
resoundingly UNimportant
Super annoying have the Brit host not allow the actual clip be heard, because I didn’t sit through this to listen to the voice over host explain what happened AS the clip can do that.
Yeah no one cares about multiverse of madness
It is Xochitl, not Sochi. Please correct ur bullshit at least written pls
Stephen Amell stood side with Emily Bett Rickrads when she was criticized but when Katie Cassidy who has received death threats has been, strangely, silent.
While the interviewer was definitely being a creepy jerk, Janet Jackson made the choice to do what she did - on national TV - during the halftime show - at the super bowl. She can't really complain about the fallout.
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I honestly don’t understand why it’s inappropriate to ask Scarlett what her diet was like to prepare for her role when every single other avenger was asked their diets/work out routine for preparing. If someone ONLY asked Scarlett or followed it up with “because you looked damn sexy” or “because you looked fat”- that would be inappropriate
Because she very rarely gets the same type of questions. Her questions focus on her looks primarily and little else.
The guys might get a diet and or workout question then it moves onto more about the movie (do you do your own stunts, how do you see the emotional growth, do you ever want to change the types of characters you play etc)
Larson is not that great an actress. Which is fine, not all actors and actresses are great -- they can and should be able to still find roles that they can work with. She's good enough to do that.
Larson's main problem is that she's not a good LEAD actress, however -- even less so for the Captain Marvel character. For this and other roles, she's like, "Yeah, I'm playing 'x'. Why should I care?" Well, if you don't care if you play the role, why should WE?
I'm sorry, I want people who get notable roles to CARE about that character, to CARE about how well they do the character. And audiences can sense this. It's why Henry Cavill is so loved -- because when he takes on a role, especially now that he's well known enough to have some say in the role -- he learns about the role and makes an effort to play that character *right* and, if it's suggested that he should play the role in a way he thinks is wrong, he argues for his take rather than that of the scriptwriter or director -- not in the "prima donna" way that some actors (like, say, Ed Norton) do -- but by being able to argue WHY *that character* would be different, and making the argument stick.
This applies particularly to Larson as Captain Marvel -- she played a Mary Sue, she should have argued for a better take on the character. The initial complaints were far far less about Larson in a personal manner (though her reactions got it turned personal), but about how the character was portrayed in the movie. As with all of the "new" characters developed post-Endgame (no, Black Panther did not count -- he was fairly established by Civil War), they did a very bad job of character development and plot development. All the skill and care that went into the movies pre-Endgame literally vanished overnight, and the Marvel movies have been more and more rejected as a result. Go look at Greg Owens' UA-cam channel, and see the one he has, titled "Why MCU Writing Sucks Now | Scene Comparison" -- he discusses Avengers' intro of Hulk, vs. the intro of Ironheart. It is literally fantastic at explaining pre-Endgame MCU and post-Endgame MCU.
Bollocks.
If you’d seen “Room”, you’d have a completely different opinion of Brie Larson’s acting talents. She was brilliant in that film.
Are you gonna kill me Shere khan
I’m so scared
Please don’t hurt me