Im confused why people like her. She didn't really get anything to do imo. I feel like they could've done much more with her.
The idea of luck being a power is dumb on paper until you see it in action.
Im confused why people like her. She didn't really get anything to do imo. I feel like they could've done much more with her.
As for what I read, she actually was sort of at one point. Though in the comics she's a mimic who merely pretended to be.No she doesn't and I don't care. She just looks like a black version of Domino. Really Domino's look is black leather, pale skin, and that patch around her eye. It's not a very unique look. Hell Vanessa could look like the comics Domino.
As for what I read, she actually was sort of at one point. Though in the comics she's a mimic who merely pretended to be.
Anyhow, people are way too touchy on black Domino. People weren't this touchy with Hugh Jackman being Wolverine who is meant to be a squat little guy and not someone over 6' yet he's well recieved.
You must not have been on forums before the first X-Men movie came out, because people were definitely not happy that a tall actor was playing Wolverine.
You must not have been on forums before the first X-Men movie came out, because people were definitely not happy that a tall actor was playing Wolverine.
His height is still my only nitpick. But other than that, he looks like he came straight out of the comic. This isn't even comparable to Domino's situation, who looks like a completely made-up character.
Anyhow, people are way too touchy on black Domino. People weren't this touchy with Hugh Jackman being Wolverine who is meant to be a squat little guy and not someone over 6' yet he's well recieved.
I would also think anyone who actually watched Deadpool 2 would see that Zazie Beets did a great job playing the character. She was so good I could see her getting her own solo movie (though I know it is unlikely and more likely to be the X-Force team up).
I dont think its quite the same as Wolverine hasnt been consistently drawn as being 5'3 since the early 80s. Domino has never been drawn as a black woman with a white patch around her eyes and afroAs for what I read, she actually was sort of at one point. Though in the comics she's a mimic who merely pretended to be.
Anyhow, people are way too touchy on black Domino. People weren't this touchy with Hugh Jackman being Wolverine who is meant to be a squat little guy and not someone over 6' yet he's well recieved.
I've seen other people having trouble noticing it. I still don't like it in promo images where it's seen more clearly. It should cover her eye.
I doubt we'll see them revisit that aspect of her character ever again. Her "cosmic reason" for being there was such a throwaway bit. I don't think anyone was supposed to invest in that as the character certainly didn't seem to care about it. She seemed more non-plussed than carefree to me. Which is odd given what went on there. You'd think someone's reaction would be a lot bigger to that situation. Plus that story is dealt with and X-force won't likely revisit, I'm pretty sure that plot point is dead now.
The very name of the place is a major hint and jab about one of the X-Men universe's big villians who has been teased a few times but never shown.
I don't think we'd be having this conversation if they went with something more contrasting rather than two different light skin tones. I had trouble spotting it at times, but you want to tell me I can't say it wasn't clearly visible. Ok. Not going to go back and forth in this point.
I could easily be wrong, but my gut says probably not. Maybe the X-force movie revolves around Mr. Sinister and it all becomes relevant again. However it wasn't given the importance it should have in this movie so I don't see why they would explore it again in another movie. Personally I would explore other aspects of her character rather than possibly contradict what was presented in Deadpool 2.