Thunderbolts* Really messed up TaskMaster death

Thunderbolts* Surprises the spectators with a main character, but the film botches the execution of this sudden death terrible. The Marvel Cinematic Universe Film Brings Together An Unlikely Team of Established Antiheroes, Comprised of Yelena Belova (Florence Pugh), Bucky Barnes/The Winter Soldier (Sebastian Stan), Ava Starr/Ghost (Hannah John-Kamen), Alexei Shostakov/Red Guardian), Antonia Dreykov/Taskmaster (Olga Kurylenko), and John Walker/US -agent (Wyatt Russell). At the beginning of Thunderbolts*Valentina Allegra de Fontaine (Julia Louis-Dreyfus) attracts Yelena, Ghost, Taskmaster and Walker to a remote vault to bind the final loose ends that are connected with their secret government projects. From there it comes to chaos and the group finally comes to an armistice, but not before a character ends dead.

Warning: main poiler for Thunderbolts* below

During the combat sequence in Valentinas Oxe Corp. Connection, Ghost abruptly shoots the task master near the head and kills it immediately. The death of the sadistic Red Room Overseer General Dreykov has been funded since then Thunderbolts* Fast films after the event. It was not naturally a bad decision to kill the TaskMaster in the killing master Thunderbolts*Especially in view of the negative reception in the direction of the drastic deviation of the MCU version from the comics, it should have done something in a way.

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TaskMaster death in Thunderbolts* Was carried out terribly

Ghost Kill Taskmaster execution style in front of the Thunderbolts even form a group, is both bizarre and disappointing like all marketing materials She implied as part of the film's team. It is really a shame that the MCU with TaskMaster pulled a bait and a switch and only decided seconds after the first appearance on the screen. 2021's Black widow Unveils Antonia's tragic background story, who almost die in a bomb bomb attack and installed a chip in her neck and General Dreykov grants complete control over you. Dreykov then took her into his Red Room program and trained her to imitate other heroes' fighting skills and thus create TaskMaster. The trauma and county of the character and high kill would have made them perfect for the coalition of damaged, morally ambiguous combatants in the center of Thunderbolts*But the MCU inexplicably decided to immediately step onto the curb.

The consequences of the death of the task master does not provide much sadness or remorse from Yelena, Ghost and Walker. The latter two loot their weapons, and when ghost asks if they know TaskMaster, Yelena realizes that she had a hard life, but that she killed many people and killed herself. Outside of some vague dialogue pieces, Thunderbolts* The identity and background story of the task master does not confirm, and the film quickly increases to the next point of action. The placement of the death of the task master against the beginning of Thunderbolts* It cannot be that the shocking event affects history, which makes this narrative all the more puzzling.

Thunderbolts* Should have given the death of the TaskMaster a purpose

Although the character only occurs in a MCU title Thunderbolts*Taskmaster deserves a targeted death. Lose Dreykov, destroy the red space and save the assassins, which served as the core of Black widowThe plot, when the emotional liberation of the TaskMaster and the other girls were subjected to brainwashing, emphasized the film. In this sense one would think Thunderbolts*. It would have been interesting to find out at least what the task master had done in the years after she was freed by her father, but Thunderbolts* Doesn't even allow a single series of character development before it finally breaks it off.

Instead, Thunderbolts* Had TaskMaster should have included in the top team and let them die towards the end of the film to add a measure of missions that were missing from the third act of the film. In view of the fact that all characters survive the last fight against Sentry/The Void (Lewis Pullman), the death of a Thunderbolt member would have given the end of the film a greater emotional blow. Those who believe that the MCU introduction of TaskMaster has wasted could be right. However, this does not mean that your death had to be a waste.

Thunderbolts* Play now in the cinemas.