Why does MCU support and glorify abuse?
May 8, 2018 3:50:12 GMT
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Post by DC-Fan on May 8, 2018 3:50:12 GMT
When I first saw the scene of Thanos sacrificing Gamora in Infinity War, I immediately thought "They ripped off The Iliad with that scene". But aside from the fact that they ripped off that scene from The Iliad, at first I thought they were going to be clever in that scene and make it a catch-22 scenario. But MCU really fucked it up and just made it 1 of the worst scenes ever written.
Thanos is told that in order to get the soul stone, he has to be willing to sacrifice someone he loves. So Thanos throws Gamora off the cliff and gets the soul stone just like that. Really terrible, bullshit scene!
To get the soul stone, he has to be willing to sacrifice someone he loves. But if he's willing to throw Gamora off a cliff just for a stone, then he doesn't really love Gamora. So it should've been a catch-22 scenario for Thanos: If you want the soul stone, you have to sacrfice someone you love. But if you sacrifice someone, then you can't get the soul stone because that someone you were willing to sacrifice wasn't the person you loved.
That would've been clever and I would've given Infinity Wars a higher rating if they had been clever enough to do that. But once again, MCU fucked it up.
That's 1 of the worst scenes in Hollywood history. Because MCU is saying in that scene to all the child abusers out there that it's OK for a father to say he loves his daughter and then abuse or kill her. Abusing or killing your child is never OK and is NOT love. Any parent who loves their child would never do that. But MCU is saying that is love, which makes that 1 of the most bullshit scenes in Hollywood history.
Thanos is told that in order to get the soul stone, he has to be willing to sacrifice someone he loves. So Thanos throws Gamora off the cliff and gets the soul stone just like that. Really terrible, bullshit scene!
To get the soul stone, he has to be willing to sacrifice someone he loves. But if he's willing to throw Gamora off a cliff just for a stone, then he doesn't really love Gamora. So it should've been a catch-22 scenario for Thanos: If you want the soul stone, you have to sacrfice someone you love. But if you sacrifice someone, then you can't get the soul stone because that someone you were willing to sacrifice wasn't the person you loved.
That would've been clever and I would've given Infinity Wars a higher rating if they had been clever enough to do that. But once again, MCU fucked it up.
That's 1 of the worst scenes in Hollywood history. Because MCU is saying in that scene to all the child abusers out there that it's OK for a father to say he loves his daughter and then abuse or kill her. Abusing or killing your child is never OK and is NOT love. Any parent who loves their child would never do that. But MCU is saying that is love, which makes that 1 of the most bullshit scenes in Hollywood history.
