The Marvels villain should have been Rogue
First, I’ll start off by saying that I enjoyed The Marvels. It’s not one of my favorites but I watched it again a few weeks ago for the first time since it was released, and it was enjoyable. The chemistry between the three main leads was really enjoyable, especially Kamala Khan’s portrayal.
One route I wish they would have taken is Rogue being the main villain. The multiverse went into whack, Rogue got transported and did not know what was going on. She unintentionally takes Carols power away. This causes Carol to hold a deep resentment towards Rogue. Carol then must learn throughout the film how to rely less on her powers and instead rely on Monica and Kamala. Monica and Rogue end up switching universes at the end of the film.
This could have also led to a nice third film where Carol goes into depression out of losing her powers. But now with the looming mutant registration act, Carol must act before her friend (Kamala) and enemy (Rogue) are killed by mutant hating terrorists. The film would balance depression but also recognizing that even if you dislike someone, you should do things for the greater good.
One route I wish they would have taken is Rogue being the main villain. The multiverse went into whack, Rogue got transported and did not know what was going on. She unintentionally takes Carols power away. This causes Carol to hold a deep resentment towards Rogue. Carol then must learn throughout the film how to rely less on her powers and instead rely on Monica and Kamala. Monica and Rogue end up switching universes at the end of the film.
This could have also led to a nice third film where Carol goes into depression out of losing her powers. But now with the looming mutant registration act, Carol must act before her friend (Kamala) and enemy (Rogue) are killed by mutant hating terrorists. The film would balance depression but also recognizing that even if you dislike someone, you should do things for the greater good.
Commentaires
What you’re doing is pulling the most extreme bad example. It’s a bad faith argument. You’re appealing to the extremes. You’re a weirdo bro. Genuinely. I’m not gonna reply to someone with a straw man argument.
First, the MCU is an adaptation of the comics, not a reproduction. There will always be far more story elements from the comics that will never make it onto the screen than ever do make it. Partially just because there's like 75 years worth of content to draw from, and also because the comics have rebooted and changed stories so much that some of the content is contradictory with itself. And also because as an adaptation, things will be changed too, like how each new reboot/run in the comics makes changes instead of just telling the exact same stories all over again.
But this particular storyline is one that some in the fandom have *such* a bizarre obsession with. Like there's some sort of Danvers Law: as an online discussion about Carol grows longer, the probability of people wishing this storyline happens (or had already happened) approaches one. I can't think of any other comic story that happens as often, or as fast, as that for the MCU discussions.
She can steal and use anyone's powers. That means she can be weaker or stronger than any other character lol
What are the "cool" stories Rogue has because aside from the one where she stole Carol's power, I'm not seeing people talking about them.
Whats with some people's obsession with defending brie larson tho?
She's in England, and the Brotherhood could also be there....
You skip the coma, etc.
We'll see, but it makes the most narrative sense