Earlier, the Marvel "Secret Invasion" episode was sparsely filmed, and we also complained about the director's still complacent attitude, and more importantly, this series sent away 2 key supporting roles in succession.
One Hill agent, the other is the former commander of the Skrulls, Taros.
The death of these 2 characters has always made many fans feel unacceptable, so much so that for a long time after the end of the series, many fans hoped that the "death" of these 2 characters could have a reverse setting in other subsequent works.
Just like when S.H.I.E.L.D. Colson was killed by Loki on the space carrier and resurrected in the spin-off drama "Agents of S.H.I.E.L.D.".
But this "hope" did not last long, as director Ali Selim had hammered that Hill was indeed dead in August, noting that both she and Talos were "burned to death and... was buried":
"I don't know what will happen to Maria Hill and Talos, but all I do know is that they are really dead, one burned and the other buried, and of course anything can happen in the Marvel Universe, so where will they end up?" I do not know. ”
As for why you have to kill Hill or Taros?
Marvel executive producer and screenwriter Brian Tucker gave the answer!
Recently, Marvel Studios executive producer and screenwriter Brian Tucker also revealed in an interview the real reason why Marvel decided to "kill" Agent Hill (Maria Hill) played by Colby Smodeus in "Secret Invasion".
Brian Tucker said that the production team was motivated by the need to "truthfully illustrate the scale and brutal reality of the danger that Kingsley Ben Adil and his rebel Skrulk group pose to people on Earth", and in order to achieve this, "none of the characters involved can safely escape":
"One of the most important decisions we had to make early on was to really illustrate the scale and brutal reality of the danger that Gravek and his rebels posed to humanity, and in order to do that, we couldn't let all the characters out safely."
It's a race to fight for Earth, it's a battle on the ground, and it's going to be bloody, a conflict that's going to take a toll on casualties, which means making tough decisions to say goodbye to a fan-beloved character. ”
Apparently -
According to the meaning of the series, it is intended to use the death setting of some characters who are not the core, but have a certain weight in the fan base, to highlight the high danger index of the Skrull crisis.
But honestly, there are many ways to achieve similar results, and there is no doubt that Marvel chose the simplest but also the stupidest one.
The final result is that it offends many fans not to say, from the perspective of the entire series setting, the deaths of Hill and Talos in the series are too perfunctory, even if they want to use their deaths to render the crisis, from the result point of view, it has not achieved the effect, at best, it is thunder and rain.
Because many fans suddenly saw Agent Hill's death, their expectations for the follow-up plot would be infinitely amplified, and when they shouted "Marvel is playing so big", they found that the follow-up episodes were as dull as water, and the death of important characters did not stir up too many splashes.
This makes the death of Hill and the others really worthless now...
To be honest, I think Marvel not only has to screen the characters and actors, but sometimes it may also have to consider screening certain directors, especially some people who are sparsely filmed and complacent.
Not to mention that it really ruined the very valuable Marvel event IP, at least be careful not to waste the characters that have been laid down for a long time and have a certain fan base, after all, the cinematic universe filmed Marvel, many characters and many fans have feelings.
Casually go offline, it will really feel a little under the head~
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