Rumor: Brie Larson Out as Captain Marvel

[Timetravel_0]

I didn't like the Captain Marvel character. That's not necessarily Brie's fault. I didn't care for the Captain Marvel movie either. I also prefer Olson's breasts.

 

[CyberRubberDuck]

The last one only did a billion dollars, definitely see how you could come to that conclusion

It was still shit though and many only went to see it purely because they'd come that far with the series.
And the fact it gave such closure, I actually thought (and hoped) people would not feel any need for more repetitive films about super humans being thrown through walls non stop.

Prediction for the next marvel film character (that hasn't been in their own film yet)......he/she will start off young, naive, arrogant, will go through a period of self discovery, and when they realise who they are, will have to come face to face with an enemy so fierce, that it's basically just a bad version of the main character, same skills, same strengths, same training etc. But they will have a chip on their shoulder along the lines of "I should be where you are now, it should be me!".

 

[Morning Star]

I don't like Brie Larson other than the surface area between the bottom of her neck and the bottom of her sternum. That being said are we really listening to what some douche named Doomcock is saying FFS. Yes she's terrible at public relations and with her co-workers, but I just don't buy this at all.

 

[Dragonlordxxxxx]

Cosmic Book News and Doomcock are the equivalent of Newsmax and OAN.

 

[KnightTemplar]

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You know, I’m something of a comicbook expert myself.....

Scarlet Witch can literally alter reality. She’s her own Reality Stone in the comics. And it appears that they are giving her that kind of power with Wandavision. I like it personally. It gives an easy and plausible way to introduce the Fox properties into the MCU.

As for Brie, Doomcock throws a lot of shit against the wall with his “sources” and hopes something sticks. It would be SJW suicide to fire her for “reasons”.

If they don't introduce Stormin' Norman Osborn to the MCU in the next Spider-Man movie, I'm setting the cinema on fire when I leave

 

[FyrFytr998]

If they don't introduce Stormin' Norman Osborn to the MCU in the next Spider-Man movie, I'm setting the cinema on fire when I leave

 

[LHWBelt]

It's claimed that Brie Larson might be out as Captain Marvel with the role rumored to be recast in the MCU.

The rumor comes from the Overlord DVD YouTube channel, Doomcock, "the future ruler of Earth," who previously said Disney is losing confidence in Brie Larson as Captain Marvel.

Around the time of the release of Captain Marvel and The Avengers: Endgame, it was also reported Brie Larson didn't get along with the cast and that her future in the MCU was in doubt.

Recently also saw YouTuber Grace Randolph offer that Brie Larson is unlikable, that the Captain Marvel directors didn't deliver (they're not directing or writing the sequel) and that Kevin Feige thinks Captain Marvel is weak.

We can also add that it appears as if both Brie Larson and Captain Marvel will not be involved with Feige's MCU Phase 4 plans, which look to be all about Elizabeth Olsen and Scarlet Witch creating the Multiverse. Rumors have offered Larson and Olsen don't get along. Interestingly enough, Feige took back comments that said Larson's Captain Marvel is the most powerful character and the future of the MCU, with Feige now stating Olsen's Scarlet Witch is the most powerful in the MCU.

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Ya she's pretty unlikable when she talks

 

[KnightTemplar]

Ya she's pretty unlikable when she talks

Problem solved. You're welcome

 

[KnightTemplar]

 

[sissypunch]

Not gonna lie. I'll miss those.

I mean her.

feminist confirmed

 

[Hitman81]

I liked her, I don't understand the hate. Is this just a misogyny thing having a female being the most powerful?

 

[Buddy Revell]

You know what... fuck it! Good for Brie. I don’t even like her but good for her.

She’s super bangable (I don’t like her as a person but I’d crawl hands and knees across hot coals to nail her) and a terrific actress. She can legit do better than being just another MCU pawn for Disney + and endless cameos.

I so hope this is true. It’d make me love her

 

[Buddy Revell]

You wonder how much of that sucess was down to people thinking they needed to watch it to follow the Infinity Wars story plus the wokebuster hype itself likely isnt going to last.

Honestly I'v always strongly suspected the way the character was used was forced on Feige by Disney, they were stinging from Wonder Woman and wanted a quick response that would give them a "strong female lead" to fight back PR wise. I think a lot of Feige's sucess though is based on his picking up fast on public opinion, were as Lucasfilm or Warners execs dig their heels in until things really go off the rails he makes corrections before box office takes a hit.

Whether that means Larson is gone or not I don't know but I would not be supprised to see the character either sidelined(really you sense the Russo's did that already, using her as little as possible) or shifted away from being so obnoxious.

Oh no you’ve got it backwards chief. Isaac Perlmutter was the red pill dude at Marvel who wanted to keep the MCU a boys club.

Feige is very much for the female empowerment, minority empowerment angle. He’s very progressive.

And leave Wonder Woman out of this. What makes that movies so special is that WW (Gadot) is super feminine. She’s not a feminist harpy. She’s a beautiful feminine woman who loves a good man (Steve Trevor). Say what you want about DC but they get female characters way more than Marvel does. Fact

 

[the gorilla]

I find it ultra shady that Cap Marvel was the only MCU movie where there were allegations of “conspiracy to inflate numbers,” and it so happens to be the movie starring internet scapegoat Brie who a lot of people like to project their anger with the left/identity politics onto.

Basically I see it like this- people who went in with an ax to grind because they don’t like Brie’s Twitter feed were hoping for the movie to tank so they could say Brie is box office poison, get woke, go broke and whatever else. The movie was a resounding success- and why wouldn’t it be- the final scene from the absolutely huge Infinity War hyped it up and it was perfectly placed six weeks before the release of the hugely anticipated Endgame- so those same people hoping for its failure started in with the- “oh there were empty theaters by my house,” “theaters were giving out tickets,” etc etc

reminds me of when I was hearing DJT would take Pennsylvania cause there were more lawn signs for him than Joe.

if Disney went through all these machinations to make sure Captain Marvel looked to do better than it did, why wouldn’t Warners have done something similar for Justice League where an entire franchise was contingent on that film being massive. It appeared to have tanked because it tanked.

Captain Marvel appeared to have grossed a lot of money because it grossed a lot of money.

Not everything is a conspiracy.

to be fair, we went to a showing that was "sold out" By the time the movie started, it was half full. Im not saying there was a conspiracy or anything. But i did find it strange. After, I saw that a lot of people were reporting the same thing. I thought the movie was decent. My wife loved the shit out of it

 

[Gregolian]

I liked her, I don't understand the hate. Is this just a misogyny thing having a female being the most powerful?

Jesus Christ no.

Her and Portman (in Thor Dark World) both seemed like they were phoning it in to just collect a paycheck. Brie literally feels like she doesn't want to be in Captain Marvel at all throughout the whole movie.

 

[Streeter]

Jesus Christ no.

Her and Portman (in Thor Dark World) both seemed like they were phoning it in to just collect a paycheck. Brie literally feels like she doesn't want to be in Captain Marvel at all throughout the whole movie.

Maybe because Brie Larson is very talented an hates being on a comic book flick but money was too good. Pretty sure Benedict C feels same way but his money is even more so he gives more effort.

 

[Gregolian]

Maybe because Brie Larson is very talented an hates being on a comic book flick but money was too good. Pretty sure Benedict C feels same way but his money is even more so he gives more effort.

Then hire a better fucking agent so you can get paid more doing what you want to do rather than needing to take Disney/Marvel money.

 

[ufcfan4]

Maybe because Brie Larson is very talented an hates being on a comic book flick but money was too good. Pretty sure Benedict C feels same way but his money is even more so he gives more effort.

If Tony Hopkins one of the GOAT can go into an MCU role without feeling sorry about it, I don’t think any actor should probably feel he or she is “above it.”

We can debate all day what Scorsese and Fincher think of the Marvel films but it strikes me that most of the actors are having a great time. And the payday makes it that much better.

 

[Kiyashin]

It's what I love about Don Cheadle and Mark Ruffalo. No starring vehicles, both were recasts, lots of mocap yet they're there for all the junkets, press, and already been through a ton of films each.

 

[dc007]

The nice thing about Captain Marvel is that a single throwaway comment about her absorbing energy or wtv her power is all you need to recast.


Hmm. Interesting. I guess the female demographic might actually be hugely in favor of Larson. If that’s the case, I don’t see them making any changes. The movie did do big numbers and no led has ever been recast in a MCU movie to date anyway.

I didn’t really find that Larson had much charisma in the first movie, but I don’t think she was suppose to. She was good in Infonitu war and endgame, I think. Got the feel she doesn’t take no BS as a Captain.

Was the Incredible Hulk not part of the MCU? Because they did drop Norton for Ruffalo in the Avengers.