Captain Marvel: Why Everyone Hates Brie Larson...

Brie Larson was supposed to become the face of the MCU but she has not been able to elevate to that level. Even though she is quite talented, not everyone is fond of her as Captain Marvel or even as the person she is behind the scenes. She doesn't deserve all the hate that she gets but people still don't see her as the big A-Lister she deems to be. Well, here's why everyone hates Brie Larson.

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[seanglenn]

<From personal experience, it’s best not to apologise to the social media crowd because they will never accept your apology and just double down.>

[stevethecanadianwimp]

Recently Brie Larson admitted nobody wants her Captain Marvel.

[israelhutchins]

a plank of wood has more charisma than Brie Larson

[runredmedia]

She had to fend for herself because her dad walked out on the family ? So mum just stopped being a mum I’m guessing and dad definitely just walked out, her parents didn’t just break up ?

[briesoldnose]

This video was very accurate can't wait till no one wants her in any role

[stevethecanadianwimp]

Brie Larson just confirmed that many viewers hate Brie Larson as Captain Marvel.
Must be embarrassing to get sidelined in your own sequel movie.

[vSteveVadeboncoeurTHEsimp]

Captain Marvel is the epitome of cringe and narcissism.

[GregorydeGraaf]

“Captain Marvel” producer Jonathan Schwartz, who also produced the “Guardians of the Galaxy” movies, callsLarson the "next Tom Cruise."

“On any other Marvel movie, stunt doubles would be doing 99 percent of what she’s doing, ” he said on the set. She spent so much timeat the stunt gym, "we sort of had to say, ‘You need to get some rest. Stop pushing yourself so hard.’

"But when you see this movie, the amount of practical stunts that she’s doing by herself will boggle your mind, and make you say, ‘I can’t believe they let her do that.’ ”

[stevethecanadianwimp]

A brick has more personality than Brie Larson.

[stevethecanadianwimp]

Brie Larson's Captain Marvel is a good example of lazy writing with a white savior complex hero.

[krishchy]

She is sweet person I mean attacking her by everywhere that's not fair I feel so bad for her she is just trying to comfort and getting into the marvel family but some of them are not acceptable and they're our favorite one and we always support their side but hating new character mean ruins their life even Know that this is not a reasonable .

[jamegun]

<brie larson stunts interview before chris hemsworth No, it really all came out of ignorance, to be honest. I didn’t realize that you don’t actually do your own, most people don’t do their own stunts in these movies. I thought you did, and I’ve never been a particularly elegant or athletic person. I’m just an introvert with asthma and felt like I needed to be able to do that. I just thought, “I don’t wanna be on set, and they ask me to do things, and I don’t know how to do it.” So I started training as soon as I could, which was right after I wrapped, so it basically started right as I wrapped picture, I locked picture on the film that I directed. I then went into that, which then turned into nine months of training. And nine months of just training-training, and three months of stunt training with the stunt team. We spent two hours every day, five days a week. And it wasn’t until … everyone just went along with it, and was like, “Cool.” It wasn’t until we started shooting, and I started doing all my own wire work stunts, and flips and stuff that people were like, “You know nobody, now we’ll tell you, nobody actually does this. We just didn’t want you to stop. But now that you’ve kind of accomplished this thing, we don’t normally do this.” And I was like, huh?>

[stevethecanadianwimp]

Brie Larson recently admitted nobody wants her as Captain Marvel. Brie is right.

[dannyjons]

if you're going to make hate videos about someone use the full versions of these videos instead

[stevethecanadianwimp]

The amount of NPC accounts spreading misinformation to defend Brie Larson here is sad.

[matthewchow]

Casey O’Neill is Tom Cruise’s stunt double and takes over for the actor when something becomes a bit too risky for the veteran star to attempt.

[kennnord]

<Even in his fifties, Tom Cruise continues to wow audiences by doing dangerous stunts. Still, he doesn’t go “all the way” in many cases; he does have a stunt double, whom he has worked with on several major action films including Jack Reacher and Knight and Day. Casey O’Neill is Cruise’s stunt double and takes over for the actor when something becomes a bit too risky for the veteran star to attempt.>

[kennnord]

all these interviews were 24 hours long and they were all fed you watch the full versions of the videos they tell a completely different story

[trevorrandom]

<‘Wonder Woman’ Star Gal Gadot: ‘Whoever Is Not a Feminist Is a Sexist’ by Brendan Morrow Entertainment Published onAugust 24, 2017 Gal Gadot is proud to call herself a feminist, and she says that to not be a feminist is to be a sexist. The Wonder Woman actress appears on the cover of the September issue of Rolling Stone, and in a new interview with the publication, Gadot says that she’s always surprised when she is asked whether she is a feminist. “People always ask me, ‘Are you a feminist?'” Gadot told Rolling Stone. “And I find the question surprising, because I think, ‘Yes, of course. Every woman, every man, everyone should be a feminist. Because whoever is not a feminist is a sexist.'”>

[johndee]

brie larson stunts interview before chris hemsworth No, it really all came out of ignorance, to be honest. I didn’t realize that you don’t actually do your own, most people don’t do their own stunts in these movies. I thought you did, and I’ve never been a particularly elegant or athletic person. I’m just an introvert with asthma and felt like I needed to be able to do that. I just thought, “I don’t wanna be on set, and they ask me to do things, and I don’t know how to do it.” So I started training as soon as I could, which was right after I wrapped, so it basically started right as I wrapped picture, I locked picture on the film that I directed. I then went into that, which then turned into nine months of training. And nine months of just training-training, and three months of stunt training with the stunt team. We spent two hours every day, five days a week. And it wasn’t until … everyone just went along with it, and was like, “Cool.” It wasn’t until we started shooting, and I started doing all my own wire work stunts, and flips and stuff that people were like, “You know nobody, now we’ll tell you, nobody actually does this. We just didn’t want you to stop. But now that you’ve kind of accomplished this thing, we don’t normally do this.” And I was like, huh?