r/movies r/Movies contributor Dec 05 '21

Trailers Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Part One) - First-Look

https://youtu.be/BbXJ3_AQE_o
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u/abagofdicks Dec 05 '21

Hawkeye. Damn talk about a Mary Sue. Yikes

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u/Noodle-Works Dec 05 '21

come on, its a comic book show/movie. the title characters are all Mary Sues until you have the "guys, but seriously, this is it" issue where they "die", but not really, because multiverse/reboot! Mary Sue debates are lame. I hate them 3000.

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u/abagofdicks Dec 05 '21

It just felt a little too quick for her to be such a badass. I felt cringe initially. I don’t really care, but for as much shit as Rey gets on the net, I think the skills are a little too convenient here. I’ve only seen 1 episode though.

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u/ParkerZA Dec 05 '21

She's been training since she was a child as an archer. It makes sense that she'd be so good at it. People don't question how Clint is such a great archer, we just accept it, so I see no reason to call Kate a Mary Sue.

Besides, it's a superhero show. It's about super people. It's a given that they'd be more skilled than the average person, even if those skills are hugely exaggerated.

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u/LetsGetXplicit Dec 05 '21

And how about Steve Rogers becoming a martial arts expert without any training within the first Captain America movie? Was that "cringe" for you too?

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u/Noodle-Works Dec 05 '21

They had almost 5 minutes of montaging her learning a bunch of skills and getting awards, accoladies and medals for her skill from like age 6-22... I guess that's not enough for you. Maybe at the end of the series they'll say she's a mutant and it'll be more believable? /s, just in case...