Thunderbolts* director speaks the controversial death of the film and why it was necessary

The Marvel Cinematic Universe has released its latest film and focuses on a rag day of anti-hero who accept the nickname of the Thunderbolts. Actors like Florence Pugh, Wyatt Russel, David Harbor and Sebastian Stan. Thunderbolts* is a film in which everything can happen and normally does. While the film has a major impact on the MCU that is moving in the future, a great death that takes place in the term of the film will lead some controversy at Marvel fans. In a recently carried out discussion with the Outlet Entertainment Weekly, director Jake Schreer dipped deep into the Marvel victim and why he was necessary for the film and his message.

Warning. If you still have to watch Thunderbolts*Be warned that we will dive into a large spoiler territory. Taskmaster appeared for the first time in the MCU entry, Black widowSince the moving characteristic is freed from her red space programming and apparently becomes an agent for Julia Louis-Dreyfus' Valentina. During a decisive scene in Thunderbolts*The task master is killed by Ghost and screams discussed why this moment was necessary: ​​“The decision to do it when we did it, we went through many different versions of it, and we thought about it very carefully. And it felt like it had been very good. The film.”

The director continued: “It would have invited a kind of emotional space that would have kicked what we really have to build. And we have so little narrative real estate that is the connection between Yelena and Bob [Lewis Pullman]And the film will really depend on it. And to keep our tone and build this team together, it actually felt best, even if it feels a little cold -blooded to achieve it early. “

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Schreier Then Explained that While Taskmaster's Death was Sudden, He Planned on It Having a Big Impact on the Rememinder of the McU Entry, “As Yelena Says Later In The Movie, 'She Had a Tough Life. She Killed a lot of people, and that she got Killed, just like us someday and I Think That Her Character Lives on in the Movie in the Way Think About That, and What They've Done, and What It Means to do, do, do and exist in this darker isolated place. “

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Thunderbolts* Is now in the cinemas.

Via entertainment Weekly