IronGirl299
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I joined here basically because I have been lurking this thread (I found this thread on a random search of my favorite SHIELD agent!), but I couldn't just sit back anymore. I have a question. Nothing spoilery about it, I was just wondering what details of his personal life are supposed to be revealed in the Avengers. You don't get to learn that much about him in the other movies, but apparently he has a conversation with Pepper where she asks him about his personal life? Is that right? I haven't seen the movie so I figured this was the best place to ask.
I joined here basically because I have been lurking this thread (I found this thread on a random search of my favorite SHIELD agent!), but I couldn't just sit back anymore. I have a question. Nothing spoilery about it, I was just wondering what details of his personal life are supposed to be revealed in the Avengers. You don't get to learn that much about him in the other movies, but apparently he has a conversation with Pepper where she asks him about his personal life? Is that right? I haven't seen the movie so I figured this was the best place to ask.
wrapping it in spoiler because i dunno how spoilerish this is for others:
from what i can recall of the convo with Pepper at the Stark Tower, they just exchanged pleasantries, nothing personal like family or such. the closest to personal info that was mentioned there was Pepper addressing Coulson by his first name Phil, whereas Tony was wondering how/ why Pepper would call him that since he thought Coulson's first name was Agent.
but at the Hellicarrier after Coulson died, there was a convo between Steve and Tony and Steve asked if Coulson was married, Tony said no, but he mentioned there was a --something -- that i couldnt understand.
i heard Cellist?
I know what you mean,i saw the movie yesterday....
i had to come in here and say...
damn i didnt expect Coulson to be offed since, other than Nick Fury, he's the only other character that ties each Marvel film together. but the emotional impact Whedon intended for his death, whether for the characters or for the audience, it sure as hell worked.
Oh, I'd have to disagree.
The problem is that people see murdering characters to be a cheap way to illicit emotion in the audience. That was not the point of his death. As Coulson himself was saying with his dying breath, the team needed something to avenge in order to bring them together. Coulson was it-- "There's someone else you pissed off. His name was Phil." It was a significant plot point not merely intended for making people sad or even raising stakes, really. With the exception of Banner, all had fairly close ties to him, especially Stark. It was the right time for a death, and it had to be him.
Least that's how I see it. Loved that they did it that way.
Here's the thing.....
Coulson is pronounced off screen.... then later Hill calls Fury out on his faking the blood on the trading cards gambit..... so the possibility (However light) is there for Son of Coul to be alive, but in a secure room of the medical area.
It's something to watch out for in future Marvel movies. With Gregg/Coulson such an intricate part of the MCU and now the comic and cartoon universe, I think he'll find a way back in.That was exactly what I thought. from a viewers perspective, all we have is Nick Furys word that Coulson is dead and not just fatally wounded. And we know Fury would do anything to get the team together. The trading cards proved that. But at least the Avengers got something to avenge.
Here's the thing.....
Coulson is pronounced off screen.... then later Hill calls Fury out on his faking the blood on the trading cards gambit..... so the possibility (However light) is there for Son of Coul to be alive, but in a secure room of the medical area.
It doesn't get better that people have started writing untagged spoilers in threads that aren't marked with spoilers either.I hate all this waiting around and having to avoid a spoilerific conversation because of not being able to see this movie until next week. I am sad...