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Once we heard the SI was going to be an actual person rather than a giant head in a container like the comics, this was pretty obvious
Did they? I figured she'd have been the same age sinceThey de-aged her in the flashbacks didn't they? I didn't even notice.
Well obviously she has to come back because sooner or later you will need to cover carol’s mum. Plus we still haven’t seen the proper supreme intelligence
Yep I reckon. In the comics they revealed carol’s mum is kree. So there’s got to be a connection between her and Benning’s character
I agree with you and I am quite relieived that it wasn't in the film.Tis' a rather recent retcon and who knows if it will even still be the case when the sequel is written. Same with the way we had all those New 52 Changes that went to the wayside in the DC end.
The entirety of the film strayed from the origin as it was known for decades so I'm not sure it's a lock that something of such recent vintage is in the cards.
Frankly... It comes off convoluted.
Tis' a rather recent retcon and who knows if it will even still be the case when the sequel is written. Same with the way we had all those New 52 Changes that went to the wayside in the DC end.
The entirety of the film strayed from the origin as it was known for decades so I'm not sure it's a lock that something of such recent vintage is in the cards.
Frankly... It comes off convoluted.
I reckon they did it to line it up eventually with the movie. I don’t think it’s that convoluted. We always see so much of fathers and sons, it’s good to do more with mothers and daughters. Would be cool to see daughters and sons and fathers and daughters too
Yeah there's no need for her to return. If anything I suspect that were the SI to converse with Carol again that it would manifest itself as someone else now. Perhaps Fury?
I will say... This was a criminally under cooked aspect of the film.
I'll put it right out there... The time dedicated to the ****ing cat could have been better served at fleshing out the relationship between Lawson and Carol. Make it a deep friendship and mentor thing. Instead, frankly, it's all on paper but not executed in a way that makes you believe in Lawson as the person Carol "most respected" etc. A waste of someone like Benning in what should have been a pivotal role.
But... Ya'know... There was cat so they couldn't be bothered to develop that important to the main character relationship.
Agree to disagree. I don't blame the structure of the narrative for things like the underdeveloped sense of the relationship between Carol and Lawson/Marv-ell. I can't see how if the structure were markedly different/linear how that really automatically means more time for tmwhat should be THE pivotal relationship for our superhero protagonist.While I don't think it was the cat's fault, I agree, and would go more broadly: in its pursuit of a weird, distinct story structure, the movie sacrificed character development and clarity. Overall, it would have been better if it had been just a more conventional origin story, because without the need for the non-linear "mystery" plot, you could have focused more on the specific characters and the development of their personalities and relationships.
I do think a couple more scenes of Lawson interacting with Carol would have helped flesh out that relationship to make it more apparent why she appeared in Carol's dreams and as the physical manifestation she saw in the Supreme Intelligence. Instead of Monica telling Carol about what occurred before that fateful final flight, they should have had Carol flashback to those moments and then also some banter between them before they got attacked by Yon-rogg during the test flight.