#Secret invasion

[chaoticace22]

i'm back on my bullshit hope it's okay

[buckymilf]

the fact that marvel PROMOTED maria hill as one of the proganists of secret invasion, made a individual poster of he character, released the first images of the show with her in it, even dropped a marvel's legends episode just for her for in the end FUCKING KILL her character in the first episode of secret invasion and credit the actress in the end as a "special guest" is so fucking foul of them... this is my villain origin story

[crafantale]

Marvel MCU movie (or is it tv series who cares) Secret Invasion uses AI for their intro trailer

That is the movie senior concept artist speaking up against it

The artists who worked on the movie have nothing to do with this

The intro trailer is outsourced to a different studio because the director Ali Selim think it's a cool thing to try and claim to know nothing about AI

ScreenRant of course missing the whole point and claim that the trailer is clever because it's like the skrulls disguising themselves as the real people just like AI disguising themselves as real art

Update: ScreenRant has since edited their title to remove the word "Clever"

This kinda thing doesn't just happen in the US

Korean game company Rayark let go some of their artists for AI to mix real art with AI

Indonesian movie production Falcon Pictures uses AI to create their movie posters also for a movie based on a Line Webtoon

Search on my blog for details on those two cases

[ayo-edebiri]

#Are you kidding me Avengers: Endgame (2019) // Secret Invasion (2023)

[singing-not-sleeping-beauty]

Anybody else think that the "superhero fatigue" people keep talking about has less to do with people not liking superheroes as a genre, and more to do with many superhero movies made in the past few years being bad faith adaptations?

I'm not tired of comic books or action movies, or the inherent optimism of a world that, despite its many flaws, deserves saving

I'm tired of movies that are mass produced with no respect to the source material, audience, or the people making it!

[womenofmcu]

Emilia Clarke as G’iah in SECRET INVASION (2023)

[userpeggycarter]

NICK FURY and MARIA HILL in SECRET INVASION (1x01).

[id in alt]

[callmefirefly]

From Marvel to the Barbieverse

[jesperfahxey]

COBIE SMULDERS as MARIA HILL

SECRET INVASION (2023) 1.01 Resurrection

[loveyazy]

SECRET INVASION (2023) 1.01 | Resurrection

[torisprlng]

SECRET INVASION | 1X01: RESURRECTION

The Avengers

[ircn-dad]

Since Marvel decided to broke us all with Rhodey's story, I decided to ruin myself -and every single person who's reading this- even more.

Rhodey looked at the sky to see if Tony, with the Iron Man suit, was up there and if he was coming for him.

[ageofevermore]

no because the bone i have to pick with marvel over the development of female characters. why do we only explore their characters when they’re dead, or going to die. seeing maria in such a personal way with her glasses on and minimal makeup just for her to die? getting black widow when natashas already dead? exploring wanda’s character when they make the switch to villian/anti-hero? not when she’s trying and she’s hurting? but steve has three movies, and bucky has an entire backstory, and we just keep adding onto tony’s long list. these women are constantly a second thought, or a last resort to boost engagement, and i’m sick of it.

[broadwayfan92]

Ignoring the Secret Invasion episode one ending like:

[mydairpercabeth]

SHE DIED IN HIS ARMS THINKING HE SHOT HER OH MY—

[womenofmcu]

OLIVIA COLMAN AS SONYA FALSWORTH Secret Invasion, “Harvest” 1.05