Avengers: Endgame - Lovely woman and annoying goddess

Avengers: Endgame is not a failed work, or even a peak work. At least, people in this film finally have a human face, instead of being customized for the market.

But after the excitement of visual wonders receded, what made me more uncomfortable was not the confusion caused by the collapse of logic, but the interpretation of two women in the movie, Black Widow and Captain Marvel, a woman, and a "goddess".

Let's talk about Natasha first. To be honest, she is my most distressed character, because she loves everyone, but no one loves her equally. She is lovely and pitiful.

Avengers: In the Endgame, the iron man is a pepper, even a spider, and even a captain. Natasha is just a teammate, an agent who once lurked around him, so he will be angry with the captain when the three people visit, but he still has to nod politely to Natasha, because they are as far away from each other as polite colleagues. Just like the warning after the Civil War, it was not so much a worry as a sneer at betrayal.

The captain always had Carter in his heart 70 years ago, pretending to be sorry for Bucky and even guilty for Iron Man.

However, after all, he didn't leave much space for Natasha, who died with him many times, so he was threatened by the director's ward, so he could easily leave Natasha to sit in the empty SHIELD, because she was too strong in his memory, and he didn't think she would collapse.

Banna is very subtle. Does he love Natasha? He himself probably couldn't say clearly. She was the one who shared his wounds, but he was unwilling to expose them, so he could get on the spaceship and go far away. When he returned, there was only one smile intersection. He smoothed his wounds with gamma rays, just like smoothing his feelings for her. He wanted her around, but he wanted her to be thousands of miles away from him, because he didn't think they were the same kind, and his pain could be relieved, such as the pain he felt. However, she has buried her old illness, and her heart aches every rainy day. He threw the bench into the water, and then there was no waves on the water.

Hawkeye is Natasha's true confidant in this life. He is a rare person who has touched Natasha's past and the only mortal in the team who can understand her fragility. However, he has a family. He loves Natasha more than himself, but he will never love his own home. Therefore, Natasha can only be aunt Xiao Na for a lifetime, even if they have lived and died together, even if she will always be the one to wake him up, even if she finally jumps to sacrifice for him, but he bears so much, it seems that she is.

Ironically, when everyone chooses to let go, Thor is the only one who still wants to keep her. They seem to have nothing in common at all, but when you think about it, it is not because she is Natasha, but because Thor has lost too much, and he really doesn't want to lose anything.

At this point, the first generation of people looked back, and no one could mourn for Natasha. Therefore, when everyone stood up for Tony and buried him in tears, Natasha was only a few words mentioned. She had no family. She regarded the Avengers as family members, but did they look at her the same way?

As Avengers: Natasha, the most vulnerable member in Endgame, has been doing the most dangerous work. She has to overcome her fear to convince Banna. She jumps on the shuttle to close the portal. She rushes into the truck to grab the treatment warehouse. She has to rush to the wishbone corps alone. She has to confront the winter soldiers. She has to betray the whole SHIELD and sneak in alone. She has to stand in the middle of the civil war and bear the pressure from both sides. She is the weakest one, but she rushes to the front.

Because she really cares, she cares about the Avengers and their goals. She doesn't care whether it can be accepted or become the focus. She always moves towards the most critical point because she wants to protect everyone. She has done too much, but has been recognized too little, because this seems to be what she should do. She is the versatile female spy, but no one cares that her versatility has never been to make friends for herself, but to make others least hurt.

Natasha is Avengers: Endgame is the representative of motherhood. She can sacrifice everything. She doesn't explain or show this sacrifice. She weaves herself into a net to support and contact all the Avengers, regardless of how fragile and imperceptible her silk is, and even everyone has never been grateful for it.

Until the end, she saved the world with the precious stones of her soul, but who will sing praises to her? The Avengers: the dark place of the End Game, the most mysterious and least understood woman.

After talking about women, let's talk about "Goddess", the female role in Marvel's second stage, Captain Marvel.

With all due respect, this character was a failure. They brought her notes crazily, which made her so stupid, stiff and disgusting.

In the face of the horror of the earth, she is proud and contemptuous. Their failure seems to be just a little negligence of her. She can correct it at will. They have to fight for another chance. But her heart is full of the universe and she has no time to play these little games. She wears short hair, narrows her eyes, hangs her mouth, and despises all beings on high. It seems that obscuring her femininity can make herself look more indestructible. At the end, when the alarm clock suddenly rang, she usually came to punch in, and all the heroines stood up behind her. It seemed that she represented the power of women, but every woman behind her who was weaker than her was much stronger and fuller than her, because they melted pain with their own frailty, and were strong in pain, killing their own nebulae in the past, and losing scarlet witch proudly again and again, all of them were stronger than her and more suitable as a symbol of women.

Feminism is not about having short hair, blurring gender symbols, judging everything and controlling everything. It's not women's rights. It's a bad revenge imitation of men's bad sex.

If the second chapter of marvel is to develop on the basis of the distorted new G-spot of mainstream society, if you want to use white prejudice to create an African society, and if you want to rub against women's rights, you will create a high-ranking and tough to distorted teaching director, then I have nothing to say.

But if you look at Natasha's miserable ending and Captain Marvel's final posture of standing at the door like Dr. Manhattan (that's the true God, and she's just using God to whitewash herself), maybe it's more happy to be a goddess who is good at labeling herself than to be a woman who sacrifices everything.

Of course, if you're lucky enough.