Computer programmer from Jurassic Park defends Captain Marvel from MCU Incels

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

Brie Larson only joined the Marvel Cinematic Universe after consulting dear friend, and frequent collaborator, Samuel L. Jackson ... so there's no way he's going to let all the hate that's come her way since she was cast as Captain Marvel go unanswered.

A superhero on the screen and, in many ways, in real life, Brie Larson doesn't necessarily need anyone to fight her battles for her. But when it comes to her friend Samuel L. Jackson, he's proud to stand by her against her MCU haters.

Larson has been the target of immature and sexist attacks since she was first cast as Captain Marvel. They even went so far as to review bomb her film -- a sadly common tactic employed by these trolls to target progressive films featuring representation for women, minorities and members of the LGBTQIA+ community.

"Brie's a stronger person than people give her credit for," Jackson told Rolling Stoneof his frequent co-star. "She's not going to let any of that stuff destroy her."

"These incel dudes who hate strong women, or the fact that she's a feminist who has an opinion and expressed it? Everybody wants people to be who they want them to be," he continued. "She is who she is, and she's genuinely that."

Jackson and Larson have been friends for years now, having first met on the set of 2017's "Kong: Skull Island." That was followed by his casting in her directorial debut, "Unicorn Store." But it was Trump's election as president during her film that really forged a bond between the two actors.

"She was broken and I was like, 'Don't let 'em break you. You have to be strong now,'" Jackson said of the election. It was around that time she was offered Captain Marvel -- which unfortunately would require almost the same exact fortitude.

"She called me and was like, 'They want me in the Marvel Universe. Should I do it?'" Jackson shared. "And I was like, 'Hell yeah! Let's do it!'"

This would bring the friends together again on the big screen, with another reunion set for sequel film "The Marvels" on November 10. In the meantime, Jackson gets to headline his first MCU project, the "Secret Invasion" series on Disney+.

When asked if he was clamoring for a lead role after 15 years in the MCU and appearances in almost every film (you can see why he's a bit salty about not visiting Wakanda yet right here), Jackson said his biggest concern is "trying to keep them from killing me more than anything else."

"I always wanted to tell the story about who Nick was before he had these superhero friends," Jackson said, "when he lived in the shadow world as a spy, and how he connected with these people. 'Secret Invasion' is not a superhero movie. It's gritty and dark."

Even Samuel Jack couldn’t protect her

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

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[Deltron]

Hahaha I was thinking of nedry

 

[VoxSphere74]

Brie's problem is that she just isn't a likeable person. Which shouldn't matter, but when you're an actor and your play heroic roles it does. Because she just comes off as a bitter angry person in her roles and in person.

So you can argue sexism but it's mostly her terrible personality because other women don't get that massive criticism.

Not Ana De Armas, Scar Jo, J Law, Angelina, Elizabeth Olsen, or others in Hollywood.

 

[2 Up 2 Down]

Never had a problem with her and besides the Skrulls being a joke I liked the Captain Marvel movie

 

[levitate]

Captain Marvel was a great movie.
Looking forward to see the new one this fall.

 

[The Prince of All Saiyans]

Never had a problem with her and besides the Skrulls being a joke I liked the Captain Marvel movie

The skrulls are more of a threat in the comics right?

 

[Vandelay]

I actually like Brie as an actress and a person up to this movie. Thought it was weird she was cast and didn't fit, then she doubled-down on the feminist, girl power, man-hating shyt and just seemed generally insufferable towards he costars (I don't care what anyone says that wasn't a gimmick).

 

[Cloutius Maximus]

Brie's problem is that she just isn't a likeable person. Which shouldn't matter, but when you're an actor and your play heroic roles it does. Because she just comes off as a bitter angry person in her roles and in person.

So you can argue sexism but it's mostly her terrible personality because other women don't get that massive criticism.

Not Ana De Armas, Scar Jo, J Law, Angelina, Elizabeth Olsen, or others in Hollywood.

You are right, but Brie specifically called out white dudes and you know that automatically makes her a race traitor. None of them other actresses you named called out white dudes, maybe "men" or "powerful men in the industry".

 

[RiverCity916]

Captain Marvel was a bad movie and ol girl was bad in it. She's this rep as unlikable too.

Edit: Cac tore this movie to shreds

 

[HipHopStan]

Well, of course, he’s defending her… They’re both in an upcoming movie together and he likes money so that’s the only reason why he’s probably doing it.

 

[Lonj]

Captain Marvel was cheeks and this new Marvels movie is going to be cheeks too.

Don't got nothing to do with hating women just make good movies and people will like them period. When Thor Dark World came out and people shytted on it nobody was gaslighting fans about not liking Norse Mythology or some shyt they just saw it for what it was a mediocre movie.

 

[MischievousMonkey]

She got lost in the identity politics sauce

 

[CopiousX]

She got lost in the identity politics sauce

Is there a new development?

 

[karim]

It's funny how coli c00ns go all hyon when it's about racism against immigrants, but when incel cacs get mad at a woman because she told white men to go fukk themselves, they all jump on the bandwaggon.