Top 10 Times the MCU Tackled Serious Issues
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- Опубліковано 18 чер 2021
- Once you get past the bombastic action and tight spandex, you'll find that the MCU is full of important life lessons. For this list, we’ll be looking at live action instances within this superhero franchise where real-world concerns were shown on camera. Our countdown includes “Spider-Man: Homecoming”, "Iron Man", "Black Panther", and more! Did we miss a heavy subject that Marvel shows covered? Let us know in the comments..
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cloaK AND DAGGER IS NOT MCU CANON!
Hey hey no one gives a sh*t about morals when we come to see superhero movies, what I’m saying is who tf cares?
Brie larson sucks that's not sexist just because she has ovaries.
you woke pos's at watchmojo... you are hurting people. Don't give us your Democrat political social justice Propaganda bs... entertain us...
Grief: WandaVision
In WandaVision we literally join Wanda as she goes through the Five Stages of Grief, and not even an honorable mention...
LEGIT THOUGH. LIKE HELLO?
Did they not see any of the new tv shows?
THANK YOU !!!!
I KNOW.
I mean her brother and "husband" are dead so yeah.
Mr. Chadwick Boseman, we still miss you dearly.
Wakanda forever
😔
RIP Black Panther
Wakanda forever heaven Loves you
RIP to that legend!
I still remember Bruce talking about how he tried to kill himself and the hulk just took the bullet so Bruce wouldn’t die and honestly it’s actually pretty sad when you think about it
Yeah tackling suicide. That should have been on there especially given that deleted scene. That went to a very dark place
@@mlggamer5296 yeah and the thing is that Bruce can’t even die no matter how or what he does to try to end his life it’s all for nothing
That scene stuck with me
In the og incredible hulk movie (2008) a lot of ppl don't realize fhat movie is mcu they jus recasted hulk and Bruce. Bruce tries to kill himself I'm pretty sure they deleted the scene, but Bruce tried tried shoot himself and immediately turned into the hulk
@@BlameMonte yeah it’s honestly sad because Bruce just wants peace but he can never die
The Falcon and the Winter Soldier tackled so many serious issues, with the main one being Sam’s struggles in becoming Captain America as a black man. Isaiah Bradley’s story was another
Yep.
Most serious movies in the MCU are Black Panther The winter soldier, Iron man, and Civil war. But TFATWS is just as serious
The incredible hulk it was pretty gritty in tone
I wished that WandaVision was on the list with how it dealt with grief and loss, and The Falcon And The Winter Soldier with racism in America and Nationalism and Terrorism/protest
I agree. Those should’ve been on this list. Even, at least, on honorable mentions.
Right ? As soon as I saw the title I thought FORSURE they would both be on here.
*the US
I was just about to say that.
same, as well as at least a mention of how Cloak & Dagger season 2 dealt with human trafficking
Hard to believe that Tony went from fighting terrorists, to becoming the most powerful being in the universe for a few seconds
Goals
Thank yensin
Well no. He cant control the stones like what thanos's infinity gauntlet did. He can only do a snap
@@omnius290 And this _one_ snap was enough to undo Thanos _and_ The Snap...
@@florian8599 not entirely accurate. Hulk did the snap that undid thanos and his handiwork....
I think the way Jessica Jones managed to portray such a vivid and powerful metaphor for abusive relationships through even just the character of Kilgrave himself should put it much higher. So well done I think it deserves maybe the top spot.
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Would love to see this for DC, too. Sick of WB always churning out Batman content.
@@bennybojames5224 we haven't even seen Batgirl or robin since George Clooney, clay face, bizarro, justice league dark, red tornado
Wasp and the Young Avengers!!
War Machine! He the most underrated character in the whole MCU
Marvel Man
Dealing with negative response from trying to do the right thing as a human or as a hero is what I consider to be the most serious topic.
That’s a good point. The world is so corrupt in some places, that being able resist the corruption and stay morally good in the face of adversity is sometimes seen as weakness, rebellious and or traitorous to those whom have been consumed by “evil”. Tbh, I remember a news article about a police officer who was suspended just because he was nice to a homeless person, by buying them food. Like seriously? What is wrong with the world to the point that we punish those who are willing to selflessly support the others? It’s as if it’s Opposite Day everyday where Good people are shunned and punished, whilst the bad get praised?
For me, Civil War dealt with that so well.
@@totalcreativegaming6681 yes, whenever someone kills a violent attacker to defend themselves and/or someone else, people treat them like cold blooded murderers who should spend the rest of their lives in prison.
I think "Agent Carter" should've been a better choice for sexism. And "Agents of SHIELD" in the "Agents of HYDRA" arc for the propaganda point. And "Cloak & Dagger" could've better represented the slave trade which they explore in Season Two, while "Runaways" tackles homelessness. "Captain Marvel" I think best tackles the dehumanization that happens in war.
While Cloak and Dagger does social issues well, Runaways didn't really did much hard tackling of 'homelessness'. I agree Agent Carter is a great choice for Sexism.
@@biocapsule7311 I mean, they did find shelter and cash pretty immediately in the first episode of Season Two, but the Season One finale and the first half of 2x01 did tackle the homelessness angle pretty well IMO.
Dehumanizing the other belligerents in war is a huge part of propaganda. It always has been.
Falcon and Winter Soldier should have also been on this list.
Yes!
Finally someone is mentioning Agent Carter. I've just started the show and people are sleeping on Peggy Carter. She's up there with the other MCU women.
“Just burry me with my ancestors that jump the ships because they knew death was better than bondage” - killmonger
Does that mean the men and women who suffered and struggled to survive weren't as headstrong? Because he wouldn't be here if it wasn't for the survivors who fought to survive through tremendous horrors. I'm not trying to argue or hate. But the quote doesn't really make sense when you overthink it...
Completely overrated villian and movie
*berry
@@bobthedopeman7327 the point about it is not everybody thought about what was going to happen across that ocean and the ones that did give thought decided to take their life in their own hands rather then a cruel Fate by someone else's
@@bobthedopeman7327 he was meaning that the africans that jumped from the boats wpuld rather be dead then be someone servant aka slave. What is said in that scene was very beautiful given the history of colonialsm he wasn't disregarding the africsns that survived.
MCU fans who only saw Marvel Studios: NO! DON'T YOU MENTION THE SHOWS FROM MARVEL TV, THEY"RE NOT CANON.
Me and MCU fans who saw both Marvel Studios and Marvel TV: Yes they are.
If they had the Marvel title card, it counts.
@@lexis4490 Exactly. Well except for Modok as it’s confirmed to be in another universe despite having the Marvel logo. But I know Legion and Gifted aren’t MCU canon as they were technically connected to Fox’s X Men. As for Helstrom well I don’t know
Actually the MCU isn’t the same as marvel. Mcu is what Kevin Fiegie makes canon so just the films, one shots, and Disney + shows. We don’t know if he’s going to makes shows like Agents of Shield or Daredevil canon. Tbd 🤷🏾♂️ doesn’t mean they are bad shows just not canon yet
@@lexis4490 Not True mcu isn’t marvel. Mcu stands for marvel cinematic universe hence cinema the films. The one shots on the dvd extras count. Now the Disney + shows count since they are movie budgets with movie crews making it still cinematic. The shows might become canon but aren’t until Kevin Fiegie makes it so
I would say depression from Thor after the end of Infinity War. Yes, it could be the result of PTSD, but when we see Thor's lifestyle afterwards (Endgame), it is safe to say that he was battling severe depression. The reason being not being able to save the ones he loved... Being a failure and not being able to see that life can unfortunately knock you down, but you have the choice of soldiering on and being afraid of finding peace within you and move on stronger.
@vimal_ jyothi______ exactly! Sorry, it was a typo it's "could be" instead of "would be".
And the reason I know it's depression is because I've been through that shit. I was exactly like that (his fat Thor phase) and living in your own bubble... Introverting and isolating yourself...
@vimal_ jyothi______ sending you positive vibes my friend.
I also wanted to write this example! However, I do think that part of the reason what brought on depression for him was repeated trauma and grief that he did not have the opportunity to work through properly... He lost his mother, went through a rough breakup, lost his father, friends, home and finally his last remaining relative, his brother, in a span of a couple years, which is a blink of an eye for a 1500 years old being. That would send anyone for a loop, and Thor is typically the type who bottles up his negative feelings, trying to force a cheerful and optimistic demeanor when he feels anything but. So it made sense that when he failed at the last thing that had him going (defeating Thanos), then he just crumbled completely.
Also, for me, who also struggles with depression, the main positive message was that he was still worthy in the end of wielding Mjolnir. His depression didn't get magically cured and he was still fat and had drinking problems, but it didn't diminish his inherent value as a human being.
@@UmbraKrameri exactly!! Everyone is worthy, even during hard times.
Why didn't they use The Punisher Series for use of PTSD? The whole first season reflects on that at parts.
I think it was a better representation with iron man especially since it is actually MCU
I don’t know, especially since he became so violent. Very relatable right now.
@@mlggamer5296 but they've brought up Jessica Jones and she isn't part of the MCU.
@@lexis4490 they have other circumstances that dwell into ptsd into the show. I remember they had a couple characters from the anonymous class and the guy leading the class as plot point characters.
@@drewskiee9254 exactly you understand what I'm saying
What about coeping with a losing a family member. In Guardians of the Galaxy, Star Load struggled to get over the death of his mother. Something I can relate since I lost my Grandmother earlier this year
Sorry for your loss
I’m sincerely sorry for you that you lost Your Grandmother!
I lost mine in 2020
Captain America: Civil War dealt with government regulations.
"Sometimes my team-members don't tell me things..."
Says the one keeping the murder of Howard and Maria Stark a secret from their son...
But seriously: CA:CW was a cluster-fuck of epic proportions, where Team Cap became terrorists because they thought they knew better than the rest of the world, because they didn't trust Tony Stark. If the Avengers posed as a united front, they could have put pressure on the Sovokia Accords signing governments to concede: "Regulations and procedures for Superhero Accountability: Yes. Intrusion into the human and civil rights of Enhanced Individuals: No."
I mean, they could have been part of the process and would have been like: "We support the principle, but this incarnation of the Accords is dissatisfactory. If you don't like it, here is our collective resignation from the Avengers."
Because there are principles:
-- Sovereingty: Every country has the right to deny superheroes entry and establish rules of conduct for them. Superheroes just can't go around willy-nilly and enter countries without their permission without consequences.
-- Professionals: What happened in Lagos was an example what happens when superheroes swoop in think they know better than the ANTI-TERRORISM PROFESSIONALS!!!
-- Superheroes are NOT above the Law: As it says on the tin. Who supervises the Avengers? What procedures of evaluation of missions are there? Who holds them accountable? Who decides who becomes an Avenger? Who is reliable for damages? On what authority do the Avengers act? AND WHO THE FUCK LET WANDA MAXIMOFF -- A HYDRA TERRORIST -- INTO THE AVENGERS?!!!
And who pays for their stuff and lodging? Oh, right! Tony Stark was their sugar daddy why always being "Just a Consultant"... And then Steve Rogers thanks him by keeping secrets from him and then trying to kill him in Siberia, and turning into an internationally wanted Terrorist.
AND WHY THE FUCK DID CLINT BARTON -- WHO RETIRED!!! -- ABANDON HIS FAMILY?!!! IF I WERE HIS WIFE, I WOULD DIVORCE THIS ASSHOLE!!!!!
AND ANT MAN IS SUCH AN IDIOT!!!! IRL he would go to prison after that stunt, and would have his visitation rights with his daughter revoked. But no! When Steve Rogers tells him to jump, he will ask "How high?"!
The Sokovia Accords as they were were bad. But apparently only Tony Stark believed in accountablity and responsibility. Team Cap just wanted to do whatever they pleased, because "MuH fReEdUm!"...
It dealt with unilateral action very similar to the US invasion of Iraq despite the UN disagreeing. The US much like cap says it decided the potential threat was worth action despite a lack of international cooperation. In both situations the threat wasn’t realized and both cap and the US had to face the consequences of hiding information from those they are supposed to serve, cap with Tony and the US with its citizens. Difference is Cap becomes rogue for his actions and suffers consequences whereas the US didn’t really get in trouble for the invasion of Iraq and false premise of wmd’s
Since the list consists of shows like Jessica Jones and Cloak & Dagger. Agent Carter is a much better example of sexism than Captain Marvel. Peggy Carter literally had to deal with it during every episode.
Yes!
Peggy Carter deserves more respect. Her whole show is about trying to assert herself in a male-dominated workforce after WWII. It deals with sexism far more heavily than Captain Marvel (and I like Captain Marvel).
The “drinking problem” from Iron Man 2 was from Tony Stark believing he was going to die soon. Way I see it, it’s how he copes with depression by partying, doing whatever he wants, and not caring about the consequences.
Forced female sterilization which has been coming into the news a lot lately was discussed by Natasha twice. First in Age of Ultron, then in Black Widow.
Clearly the version of 'The Falcon and the Winter Soldier' that watched is different to most people's. That was the MCU's most impactful bit of social commentary.
I’m surprised that Falcon And The Winter Soldier isn’t on this list. It dealt with past and present racism excellently.
Tony's PTSD was part of Iron Man 3 but for some reason it was never shown again?
PTSD(Post Traumatic Stress Disorder)
Not true in aou(age of ultron) tonys PTSD was still there. When wanda showed him the vison of a possible future that in a since came true which lead to the creation of ultron him signing of the sokovia accords his ptsd is still there.
Idk if you’ve actually seen the whole infinity saga since Tony has it all the way until endgame but it turns from PTSD to paranoia and generalized anxiety
"The Truth" scene based on the original Marvel comic book version.
For my case, I would replace number 4 for grief and depression in "WandaVision".
or tie it into number one as Wanda was also suffering serious PTSD after everything that's happened to her. Punisher as well for the PTSD.
Including Cloak and Dagger and Jessica Jones in a MCU video. Respect. You sadly don't get too much of that anymore.
Never forget that when Brie was being harassed and bullied, she received little to no support from the rest of the MCU actors. But when the "Which Chris is best" joke happened, a ton released statements supporting Pratt. Sexism.
No it's because she kinda brought that to herself. Plus Chris Pratt was the one who got shat on
@@paballomolata8844 "She brought it on herself"
Spoken like someone who deliberately misinterpreted her saying that she didn't care about what old white men thought of the movie as "Brie Larson hates men."
@@paballomolata8844 Thanks for confirming my point!
@@strombada Oh I know about that old white men comment and it just came off as cringey. Also don't you think that the reason why she doesn't get much love from other cast members is because that maybe she isn't very popular amongst them. She just comes off as the obnoxious feminazi
That bothered me plus I heard Brie Larson receives death threats 😣💔! Hating on Larson got so overrated!
Let’s talk about that Anxiety scene in Ironman 3!!
That kid was an idiot
@@LostSoulSilver no he wasn't, you are an accident
@@MECHFILMS_ No, you are
That's my man, called PTSD or Post Traumatic Syndrome Disorders
@@LostSoulSilver He wasn't an idiot, he was being a kid. Kids often don't fully understand things like PTSD and anxiety if they don't deal with it themselves, too. Then if you add in the way some kids just don't pick up on interpersonal cues if they aren't in neon lights...? Shit like that scene will happen because they just don't know any better at that age. 🤷♀️
Such an awesome video. Loved it. God bless you.
What about faith crisis in daredevil or recovering from a crippling injury in daredevil??? Basically, more daredevil!!!!
As an activist, I literally teared up in the finale of Falcon and the Winter Soldier where falcon delivered a speech to lawmakers. It tackled on terrorism, refugees, community involvement, and political will of those who have the power to act and change systems.
The speech was passionate, as long as you don't realize that it offered no real solution and realistically accomplished little more than telling its listeners to "do better".
@@tsrav5 yet those listeners entire life was in threat ,by terrorists ,their literal back was against the wall ,Sam even asked them why would a misguided teenager ,who had many followers ,died stopping them ,Sam questioned them ,who makes the decision when they’re in the room ,is it more of them or more for the betterment of people ,that’s why he told to do better ,when someone’s life was in literal danger ,and you’re told to do better ,learn from your lesson ,I’m pretty sure that’s more powerful and not useless ,maybe you assholes would realize if you’ve been in those situations like the GRC council officials were LOL !😂😂
@@fahimalfaisal7781 So no real solution, huh? Thanks for proving my point.
@@tsrav5 that was the real solution ,to make the GRC realize ,that they did wrong when all of them were on the brink of death ,LOL ,what did you expected Sam to do ,beat them up ?So that they submit ?LOL !😂😂😂
What about weaponizing science from The Incredible Hulk?
Appreciate this one. Marvel addressed serious issues in both comics (ie: when the Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare and the Senate requested that Stan Lee address the drug issue. Marvel published this without the OK of the Comics Code Authority) and films, but in a way that entertains and gives the message within the film, much like Star Trek.
Capt. Marvel can also be a take on prejudice. Much like Star Trek VI, where Captain Kirk realized that not all Klingons are by nature evil, Carol learned that not ALL Skrulls are evil*; Star Trek : Enterprise did a similar tale in the episode Detained, when Capt. Jonathan Archer and T’Pol ran into a zealot after all Suliban, though only a few joined the cabal who were given genetic enhancements by the Future Man.
* “Who would I be without my enemy?”
- Captain James T. Kirk, Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country
A nice thing about Marvel, its heroes/heroines are Never perfect; they’re Human, and are seen and allowed to make mistakes and face the consequences.
WandaVision, my favourite TV show of the year, isn’t anywhere on this list. It’s all about Wanda’s grief, and it effects me every time I watch it since Vision is one of my favourite MCU characters and I’m not over his death yet. Come on WatchMojo 😩
'Black Panther.'
One of the best damn superhero movies ever made.
Made over 1.3 billion globally.
Won all THREE Oscars, including "Best Costume Design."
Completely overrated...
@@TheOneManWhoBeatYou it was better than BvS at least
@@arongebremedhin3538 That's not a high bar to clear...
chill its not that good
@@arongebremedhin3538 why are u even comparing BP with that crap?. BP is better than all of DCEU movies.
i will say you guys should’ve included grief and used wandavision as the basis
Cloak & Dagger didn’t deserved to be canceled so soon, it was incredibly good!😆😫
Do you know the reason it was canceled by any chance?
As someone whom suffers from PTSD, I actually enjoyed Iron Man 3 because it was able to show and tackle it without coming off as hokey.
God I miss Chadwick! RIP King!
"Sexism."
Good grief, as a human being and a comic book fan, I support gender equality.
@Leonardo Santuario Excuse me?
So what's your opinion on the sexism entry on this list? I personally think it's stupid as S*. Sexism is not a bad topic to tackle, but the way the Captain Marvel movie handled it sucked.
@Leonardo Santuario Are you a gamer by any chance?
Stop leaving so many comments! You're such a loser
Great list bro
one of the few videos i faved for writing ideas
Why Falcon and Winter Soldier is not on here for all of issues they touched on is beyond me.
Sometimes I feel bad for the MCU version of Adrian Toomes/Vulture played by the famous Michael Keaton.
Almost any mistake made by Stark after Avengers can be blamed by PTSD
this was a really good list, and i love how marvel gets these themes across without beating it to death. a lot of young kids watch these movies and they can learn so much about being good people from them without even realizing. marvel is the gold standard
Awesome!
The importance of mental health in WandaVision perfectly depicts on Wanda's character.
The fact that Scotts relationship with his daughter wasn't an honorable mention was just aweful
Jessica Jones dealt with Rape so no. I think you clearly underestimated the issues the show dealt with.
Why the heck was Falcon and Winter Soldier not on this list!?
This guy really used Captain Marvel as an example of a strong woman💀💀💀💀
IKR🤣🤣
Now you know why Watchmojo is not as beloved as it once was and that they forget the things that CM did during that film that was downright criminal.
@@JustTooDamnHonest Forget?! It was #9 on the list.
@@Xone9 Yeah it should've been higher. Because creating a character like CM is good but you need to
-Give them flaws(she doesn't)
-Give her a villain that can test her limits(she doesn't)
-Do not be a Mary Sue
-Have an arc that makes sense and it is not a woke BS.
@@JustTooDamnHonest how do you know any them are not gonna be explored in the future ?How many movies did it take for Ironman ,Captain America and Thor to have their entire arc and growth as a character ?Whats the difference for Captain Marvel ,she literally had one solo movie and another ensemble movie ,where she was barely in it ,LOL ,how many movies did it took for Thor to actually be likeable and relatable ?You fragile insecure crybabies are still butthurt about Brie Larson ,its been years and everyone moved on ,WTF ?😂😂
Every Hollywood films needed to be serious in some way how to get the audience attention and interested on what to learn by watching the movie that's why Marvel has serious moments in Television series or movie that tackling the serious issues.
Iron man 3? What about punisher who struggles just to wake up everyday
PTSD & the toll war takes on people- The Punisher
PTSD- WandaVision
human & sex trafficking- Cloak & Dagger
Top ten times power rangers got too dark
1. Trakeena and her suicide-bomb stingwingers (lost galaxy)
Honorable mention
.mirloc's manipulation (aka the truth about sky's father in spd)
. Darkonda abducts Karone (in space)
. Ransiks horrific backstory (time force)
2. Captains deal with diabolico (light speed rescue)
3. Bansheera murders Loki and vypra (lightspeed rescue)
4. Kendrix's death (lost galaxy)
5. Anton reveals his ego by accident (Dino thunder)
6. Sealed in a leaking aquabase (light speed rescue)
7. Master org murdered coles parents (wild force)
8. Virus apocalypse (rpm)
9. Almost burned alive (the movie 2017)
10. Eyezaks nightmare collar (ninja storm)
No mention of John Bernthal's Punisher on this list is very strange! That's all that series was!!! Plus a WAAAAAAAAY more accurate, visceral and gritty depiction of PTSD! Very strange oversight for a list like this.
right? Iron Man 3 did a decent job of showing Tony's personal PTSD but Punisher explored not only Frank's PTSD and other issues but those of his fellow veterans over the course of both seasons.
Amazing mcu moments.
Finally someone is talking about the human aspects in the MCU! Good list!
Thor in Endgame is the best portrayal of PTSD in the mcu.
More depression
Okay, no one's gonna mention Daredevil? I mean corruption, murder, police brutality, mental health, and many more. Oh come on!
Not to mention the main character being disabled
Winter Soldier is the best anti Patriot act movie not related to Snowden
Cool top 10
I really need to watch these movies!
Been a fan of WatchMojo since I could remember love you guys (&girls)
There 2 top 10s or 20s I would like to see if not already been done
First : Top 10 holiday specials in a sitcom (Halloween Christmas etc.)
And since Im watching TMNT old skool movie
Top 10 puppets in movies like realness and movements etc.
Thanks again 💯
I am a DC Comics fan. If DC didn't suck at the movie theaters. I would ask you to do them next. Batman would definitely be on the list.
This video means a lot
Sexism in Captain Marvel: mEn BAd, wOmeN goOd
That’s literally not their message but okay. Talos who imitates a white man ends up being good. Fury is good. Coulson is good. But men who mistreat women solely on the fact of them being women are portrayed as bad like saying “you know why it’s called a cockpit right”
Survivor's guilt : after the snap scene with Captain America ?
The falcon & the winter soldier tackled the same issue as cloak & dagger. Also it mentioned how African American veterans were treated during & after WW2
Black widow: human trafficking and the right for women to choose
This is why Marvel is so much better
than DC , in their books And their
movies.
Marvel was the first to deal with the
drug problem in SPIDER-MAN,
circa 1970-71. Then DC tackled
it in the GREEN LANTERN/GREEN ARROW crossover series.
One time, I was looking through an X-men comic book with my friends and I accidentally said "Tony Clark" and my one friend was like "Its the secret love-child between Tony Stark and Clark Kent"
Marvel did Depression twice. Thor in Endgame & Wanda in WandaVision. C’mon, that’s gotta be the biggest one.
Sadly Thor wasn’t handled well in that movie. I mean, the character was great and quite accurate, but he is treated like a joke. Which is a shame since often men’s mental health issues aren’t taken seriously.
@@MonyXChan joking around can be a coping mechanism. Banner and Rocket were outright unsettled when they first saw Thor
@@joshuaromerogonzalez945 Yeah if the one WITH the depression is the one joking to cope, that’s fine. But the others making fat jokes and such? Gross.
Agents of Shield handled artificial intelligence much better than Age of Ultron. AOE just made a threat out of it. AOS explored what it means to be alive, and whether us living beings really are just driven by our programming.
Basically Ultron spent less than 10 minutes on the Internet has decided we will have to die
More shocked he needed 10 minutes tbh ^^;;
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What about daisy Johnson's guilt over serving hive in aos
I can't stand that they made the skrull good guys when they've always been villains in marvels lore
Thats good i don't think its a good idea that an entire race of aliens are evil. They even stated that the skrulls are divided like humanity good skrulls bad skrulls.
The fantastic four will be in the mcu so were getting the secret invasion and the super skrulls
In avengers when banner talkes about his suicide attempt it was one of the darkest lines in a marvel movie that I’ve seen.
“And if they don’t?”
“Ask Noah”
OOOF
This is why I love the MCU.
The Marvel / Netflix series took very serious issues, in themselves they were series for adults
TONS of the Marvel movies deal with loss of family members (mainly parents). Guardians of the Galaxy (Peter’s mother, Gamora’s parents, Drax’s family), AOU (The Maximoff Twins’), Thor loses all his family members over the course of his movies..
Wow, some of these issues genuinely flew over my head and now I view and appreciate these insights even more now, such as Ant Man and Captain Marvel (Propaganda)
Marvel *CINEMATIC* universe.
Shows streaming series content.
Yet most of the content was from the movies..and cinematic can also mean tv. So 🤷🏾♂️
Doesn't matter, they've established themselves as part of the same universe as the movies, with Avengers events such as the battle of New York having a strong impact on the events of the shows, like in Daredevil.
Guardians of the galaxy tackled the issue of cancer in the opening scene when Peter's mom died from a brain tumor.
I thought the Netflix shows weren't MCU? That's why I was confused with Cloak and Dagger and Jessica Jones and others
They are
Tony’s drinking problem should’ve made it on the list
Crreating Ultron without telling the team was Tony's fault and it probably influenced Steve Rogers not telling Tony the truth of his parent's death.
Not MCU, but Logan taught us to stop and smile every once in awhile!!
It's These moments that I like about Marvel movies because it brings humanity to the heroes letting us all know that they're not all perfect you know what I mean they're still human in there they have emotions, morality and trying to figure out what's right and wrong. And this is why MCU will never really be bested by any other cinematic Universe or at least not that easily.
Number one: Alien invasion - Avengers.
I deeply believe Endgame should be number one for dealing with the 5 stages of grief.
Ultron is still alive, his philosophy describes a man who’s beliefs corrupts the soul
Do Static Shock tackle serious issues
sexism was terribly handled in captain marvel honestly...which was a real shame because it could have been so well handled and great in it's message but alas
That deleted scene showed it's ok for a woman to horribly injury a man and steal his property for somewhat annoying them
I think WandaVision should of been an honorable mention depicting Grief.
Surprised Daredevil wasn't on the list. It tackles disability pretty well
WandaVision(stages of grief) and Falcon and the Winter Soldier (racism) have talked about important issues too yet no mention of either of them.