@vriska Eh I think it's been great before, it peaked at the midpoint of #TonyStark's story arch (in #IronMan3, #AgeOfUltron, and then #CaptainAmericaCivilWar), and got close to reaching those heights with #infinityWar and #Endgame

BTW if you get a chance I highly recommend #CaptainAmericaCivilWar, the character work is excellent and I think it's probably the #MCU's best integration of throwing together different characters from different franchises together

My favorite thing about the #DCEU I think is that each movie has its own movie as well as the franchise story, and the franchise story keeps growing and getting bigger with each movie

In the #MCU we do have the franchise story, but it rarely even gets bigger, only seeing glimpses of such a story transformation in movies like #AgeOfUltron. Actually maybe only that movie lol

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> MJ's character gets minimal character development here.

Nope. It's generous for a side character, far better than the UN dude in #BlackPanther, for example, or #Quicksilver in #AgeOfUltron.

> Viewers deserve properly developed female characters.

True. For that you'd have to watch #Euphoria, #Succession, #Atlanta, etc. But in #NoWayHome, MJ is a side character. Y'all are gonna have to cope with that.

> If you don't think there is anything wrong with Zendaya's hypersexualized premiere dress (L.A.) that would be because you are desensitized to hypersexualized actresses

Then that's good then, cuz it makes me less prone to sexualize her. Sensitivity isn't an inherit virtue.

> as most people are.

Then how come so many people drool over her while I roll my eyes at them? I'm not even gay.

> Can't you see the difference between what she wore and what her male co-stars wore?

It's pretty obvious; she wore a dress, and the men did not!

> Basically, if you watch TV you see that the women are, at best, half-dressed, and the men are fully clothed.

Not entirely true, but it does apply in some cases in the news and sports realms of the #MSM