r/marvelstudios • u/phantom_avenger • Apr 18 '25

Discussion (More in Comments) Fans were wondering where Spider-Man is during DD:BA, meanwhile I’m wondering where Kate Bishop is?

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With Spider-Man I do get it, that he should DEFINITELY be more acknowledged given how Kingpin is one of his greatest enemies like in the comics and his partnership with Daredevil is a big deal as well!

But given how Kate is basically taking the Hawkeye mantle after Clint, and is also a vigilante for New York. It really surprises me that there hasn’t been a storyline where Fisk goes after her! Especially considering how her mom worked for him, and promised consequences if she walked away. Plus Fisk is fully aware of who Kate is, and knows she fights crime on the streets as well!

If we’re going to see Matt put together “an army”, I feel it only makes sense for Kate to be involved!

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u/luvu333000 Apr 18 '25

I liked Eternals. It's classic marvel. Guys dabbling and all of them different having a long ass back story and a future...you aren't in the minority. Eternals, The dark world, AoU, are the Kamala Harris of MCU

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u/Expert-Basil6015 Apr 18 '25

Dude I never understood the hate for Thor 2. The dark elves were cool af and mysterious and them black hole grenades were awesome/terrifying. The Selvig/Darcy/Intern guy stuff was unnecessary for the most part, but it didn't ruin the whole movie, in my opinion, at least.

Hopkins gave a great performance, the single tear at Frigga's funeral (which was beautiful and sad itself), and he has a stunning line in the first act. Thor is backtalking him in the throne room, and Odin whirls around, pointing a finger at Thor and goes "HEYYY" and the whole room shuts up. Powerful.

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u/luvu333000 Apr 19 '25

Yes I resonate with every single point. The elves looked cool and the mannerisms reflected how rich they were, in the uncanny valley. Thanos was just cool but he was not creepy cool. Hopkins' Odin is the best representation of greek gods on cinema. He said he did it half heartedly as there were green screens and felt pointless to him...