@DnA - Shows how screwed up society is when they’re more willing to attack a woman for advocating diversity and inclusion like it’s a bad thing, then they’ll turn round and sow their mouths shut when it comes to calling out actual racist and sexist bigots, bringing out a list of excuses a mile long as to why we should not discuss such things, starting with “the subject makes me uncomfortable” and ending with “I secretly agree with what they have to say”.

@DannyN176 - Hence why even this comments section is such a safe-haven. Facebook comments are the worst of the worst. They cannot be reasoned with; you point out how they're wrong and they just fire back a..

@DannyN176 -
Advocating for inclusion would be to try and encourage people of colour or of a specific sex to try and become film critics.

Not stating multiple times that she does not feel movies are made to be inclusive, stating that specific movies are made to appeal only to 'women of colour' (Wrinkle In Time) or claiming that a movie was made with a feminist mindset (Captain Marvel)

In regards to several of her remarks, this video helps cover it. Specifically 8:52 examines Brie's remarks on excluding white people from the press tour;


Meanwhile this Youtuber sums up the feeling of most the fanbase at the moment, the idea that the movie is going to be average/mediocre and that the media and Brie are making a large deal out of it. She also changes her mind on the Rotten Tomatoes scenario after it is explained.


Brie Larson in general does not portray herself as the nicest of people, she used Stan Lee's death to promote herself and show off her lifestyle and she has a habit of making everything about sexism or politics. It leads to multiple scenarios where she says something that is phrased poorly and in an offensive way.

@PlusUltra -
It's predicted to make $100m+ but that is riding off Infinity War and based on predicted pre-sale tickets rather than actual ticket sales.

You then have Forbes trying to get clicks, as usual, by claiming it will make $150m - even clarifying it as nonsense by stating "possible" to cover themselves.

Simple fact is that the major trouble Captain Marvel will face is Brie Larson's comments, competition from Shazam in (April) and finally Endgame (end of April) basically covering marketting, media and hyped.

Shazam lacks the negativity surrounding it and despite looking cheesy as heck, might actually be a viable competition for Captain Marvel - especially after Aquaman.