[ SECRET POST #4626 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #4626 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

Personally I thought Whedon wrote them all really well in the first Avengers. I mean, I know AoU messed up with Nat (and wasn't great in general), but the first Avengers movie was the first time I felt like Nat's character fully gelled. And, I mean, Whedon basically gave us Bruce, considering how little was carried over from the solo film.

I will concede that Steve is a bit more self-righteous and a bit more of a square when Whedon writes him. But not to the point where I find him unsympathetic or unrecognizable.

[sparklywalls]

Sorry for the late reply, been on the road today!

Tbh I agree. I think it's cool to hate on Whedon now and be all up the Russos' arses but I don't think anyone appreciates how much it was quite a task at the time to balance all those characters. Yes it's a bit quippy but ffs had Whedon's version not spoken to people we wouldn't even have the Russos directing 3 and 4. I'm tired of revisionist history making out like Avengers was crap.

[(Anonymous)]

+1000
The Avengers was fantastic! I remember the excitement when it came out.
IW and EG literally took away all of my excitement for the MCU. I enjoyed them but they aren't the 'bestest thing evah!' that people go on about. I really wish we could have seen Whedon's version of IW and EG...