this seemed so natural and correct to me that I had to read it three times before I realized what was wrong with it
Okay I know I just reblogged this, but I’m not done with it.
Has anyone else thought about how much more compelling this simple change would have been thematically? We lose nothing of Clint’s character development, because a sister can be just as important and share the same concerns as a wife. But instead of an awkwardly underdeveloped romantic relationship, suddenly there’s a sibling relationship to parallel the Maximoffs. But Clint has chosen to protect his family and keep them out of it, while Pietro and Wanda have chosen to fight side by side. Give Clint a conversation with Pietro about family, and protecting their family. Make them disapprove of each other’s methods. Pietro’s sacrifice to save Clint is instantly so much more heartbreaking. Give us Clint fighting to bring Pietro’s body back, because he knows he needs to bring him home to Wanda.
Literally so much improvement with less than five minutes of the actual film changed
#Hemsworth calls up RDJ #Bro, I need financing for a Black Widow movie. #Is $100 million too much? #Nah, sounds good, mate. # Calls up Evans #Black Widow movie. You wanna direct it? #Evans flails & catches the first flight from Boston.
#Hemsworth calls up Jeremy Renner #Get down here #we’re making a Black Widow movie #we need a bomb-ass makeup artist #you used to do makeup so bring your bow and get down here #also, grab our stuff from Marvel #Renner grabs his bags #robs the studio for props, costumes, and a shitload of makeup #Hemsworth calls up Mark Ruffalo #Mark Ruffalo shows up in a green morph suit #I brought vegan snacks #Hemsworth calls everyone who’s ever been in a movie/tv show for the MCU #even Stan Lee shows up
#Finally Hemsworth calls up Scarlett Johansson #’We’re making a Black Widow movie, it’s time to shine. #Scarlett Johansson is down there the next day #The movie comes out with no previews and makes like 3 billion dollars in the box office #everyone wins at the Oscars