‘The Marvels’ Director Was ‘Annoyed’ by Polarizing ‘Endgame’ Scene

As the second-highest-grossing film in film history, it generated a ton of repeat business. Avengers: Endgame It has clearly captured the hearts of audiences around the world. But one scene of him in particular continues to generate many divisive discourses. marvels Director Nia DaCosta isn’t a fan either.

In case you haven’t guessed, we’re certainly talking about the A-Force gathering, supposedly designed to be a fist-pumping moment of celebration when the most prominent female characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe come together. Instead, many have interpreted it as brooding and cynical. satirical the boys.

As DaCosta revealed in an interview, entertainment weekly It was only a brief irritation, but at least it spurred her to create her own high-profile, female-led superhero.

“I, like many women around the world, Avengers: Endgame, and had six seconds of all Marvel’s women together. I said, “Give me two hours for this.” So it was really nice that they decided to make a team-up movie with three of my favorite heroes, so that was the most exciting thing. “

Led by Brie Larson’s Carol Danvers, Iman Verrani’s Kamala Khan and Teyonah Parris’ Monica Rambeau, marvels You don’t have to tie the knot to come up with a justification for having three women at the forefront of the story. The plot details in D23 sounded a bit confusing, given the many body and power swaps.but I can confidently say that Marvel Studios knows what to do at this stage.

I won’t know until next summer. marvels It hopes to avoid the campaign of trolls that ravaged its predecessor, which didn’t even have a moment as divisive as A-Force’s rally.