It’s tough times for everyone, of course, and Captain Phillips’ challenging circumstances compare very well to Muse, eking out survival on the Somalian coast, living in a metal hut, threatened with violence if he doesn’t pay tribute to the local master.
“I’m the captain now” – words spoken with violent authority by a physically unthreatening Somali pirate to a moderate hunk of Americana, Captain Rich Phillips, ordinary guy in extraordinary circumstances, slightly overweight decent bloke, man in charge of a huge container ship, navigating his way through newly treacherous waters, earning danger money because the economy’s broken. After seeing 12 Years a Slave, I think this year may be seeing the kind of contribution to cinema history that happens once in a generation, so that’s not to say that Captain Phillips isn’t any good, just that it’s out at the same time as a rare (for the multiplex) work of raw humanity that also has the potential to provoke social transformation.) (There were 189 films theatrically released in the US in 1983, and there will be 317 in 2013 – so when a film captures the public consciousness these days, we may assume that it really does indicate something important. Want scoop on She-Hulk, or for any other show? Email and your question may be answered via Matt’s Inside Line.“I’m the captain now,” says that pirate Muse (Barkhad Abdi) in a moment that would surely become iconic had Captain Phillips not been released at a time when the easy availability of infinite content often makes it difficult to remember what film I saw yesterday, never mind the one I’m writing about now. “The season was going to close out with that tag. Gao says that She-Hulk viewers can expect mid-credits scenes in most of the nine episodes, but “Captain America f-!” will always be her favorite, in part “because that was actually meant to be the very last tag of the entire season,” she explains.
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Update: Cap himself, MCU vet Chris Evans, on Thursday offered his own reaction to the canonical reveal - by way of a tweeted series of emojis. “But I will say that the answer we give in the show comes straight from Kevin Feige himself, so it absolutely is canon.” The question of Steve Rogers’ virginity has “been a discussion for years,” Gao said. And I’m also just so happy and proud that we managed to let Jen make the big proclamation that she makes.” “I’m so happy and proud that we got to answer that question.
“ Yes! I knew it! Captain America f-!” she valiantly trumpets just as the credits resume, cutting her F-word off.Ĭonfirming that Cap had already lost his virginity ahead of his end-of- Endgame trip to reunite/grow old with Peggy Carter “was the prime directive of my life,” She-Hulk head writer Jessica Gao told TVLine with a hearty laugh. He and we then realize that Jen was in fact sober as a judge this whole time, and was simply baiting him. Smart Hulk is moved to dismiss his cousin’s case, sharing that his good friend and colleague “lost his virginity to a girl in 1943, on the USO tour.”
“Did you see that ass? That ass did not deserve to die a virgin. “Steve Rogers did so much for his country and he never got to experience sex!” Jen sobs into a margarita. She-Hulk Easter Egg Teases Wolverine, Has Fun With the Ending of Eternalsĭid She-Hulk Just Set the Stage for 'World War Hulk'? Head Writer Teases the 'Possibility' for. In the premiere’s mid-credits scene, set at the tiki bar built outside Bruce’s Mexico hideaway, a seemingly smashed Jen further laments the fact that Steve Rogers was, well, Cap-blocked by his career.
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