Endgame Spoilers Ahead:

Endgame spoilers ahead:

Another thing I am angry about:

Natasha Romanoff, born Natalia Alianovna Romanova, should not have died. I understand why it was done, why it was her, it was logical, sensible choice, but it was the wrong one.

Natasha was good, had been doing the good thing for years, she did not give up. By killing her you achieve nothing but making her a martyr. Clint should have been the sacrifice for the soul stone because he needed redemption (he had been playing judge, jury, and executioner for the last five years), and he needed to make the final sacrifice, to die so his family could live. Natasha should have gone to Clint’s family and told them “your father, your husband, died so you could live. He was a hero.” There is not atonement in Natasha’s death.

Natasha does not become a better person (what she wanted) by dying. Her death achieved nothing but shock factor, and that’s not why you kill a character. Never for shock factor.

Don’t get me wrong, I love Clint, but he should have been the one to give his life up. The MCU robbed him of his redemption and his Hero’s Sacrifice, and made Natasha a martyr.

Natasha was the logical choice, because Clint had kids and a wife, and Natasha only had The Avengers. From the moment they split up, I knew she was going to die, so when the time came, I was just resigned, I didn’t even get emotional.

Natasha’s atonement was in living, while Clint’s was in sacrifice.

EDIT: As someone in the replies pointed out, Nat didn’t even get a funeral scene. That shit just hurts.

reasons why “king arthur: legend of the sword” is a good film and you should go see it:

the cinematography is AMAZING

the special effects are AMAZING

the soundtrack is AMAZING and does a good job of getting you pumped for each scene and involved with everything that’s happening

the actions scenes are realistic and characters are winded after long runs/battles

there is NO romance whatsoever between the male and female leads

several of the wisest, most powerful, and most important characters are people of color

one out of the top three most powerful characters in the entire film is female and is not demeaned at all by others on her side for being female

there is humor, but it fits with the film and isn’t at all distracting from the plot or out of place in plot events

shows how badly women in the sex trade were treated by their customers

mentions (though incredibly brief) the fact that men and boys were also exploited in brothels and the sex trade

shows the main villain of the film actually showing grief and powerful feelings toward his own family

accurately shows the protective instincts and doubt that come with being a person in charge of the lives of many others

there is extremely little nudity (the only nudity is fully understandable and is not at all disrespectful towards women’s bodies, it’s very modest)

there isn’t a single sex scene in the entire film

all pieces of lore about excalibur and the story is explained, nothing is left to speculation about how the sword ends up where it does

accurately portrays PTSD and how it can effect a person’s life

THIS FILM. IS AMAZING. YOU SHOULD GO SEE IT. SERIOUSLY.

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