Ms. Marvel: Rish Shah, Yasmeen Fletcher & Matt Lintz Interview

Ms. Marvel stars Rish Shah, Yasmeen Fletcher & Matt Lintz share how they felt when they learned they'd be part of the MCU, reveal who cosplayed in AvengerCon, and decide whether or not their characters survived the Snap.
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[@abandonmarkspeare5213]

The first eps 1 was so good, can wait for next episode👀

[@moonbrickmotion9425]

i know right

[@gutzz1519]

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[@bethonice8515]

these three look like really nice and down to earth people (also iman vellani) and because they're so likeable i want to see more of them now.

[@cyryc]

can't really 'like' anyone supporting a kiddy diddler

[@adampkalb]

I like them too. It would be nice to see them again if Ms. Marvel got a second season, which could certainly happen if they were setting up a crossover with the X-Men in Deadpool 3, and relate Ms. Marvel's character and superpowers to The Multiverse Saga and The Mutant Saga. Unlike most people who hated watching it, skipped out, or only watched to tell other people to avoid how bad it is, I might enjoy The Marvels to see Iman play Kamala again and find out the meaning of that Beast cameo in the post-credits scene. If Deadpool 3 can pick up the broken pieces of the MCU and turn the tables for Marvel, Disney and Fox next November, then perhaps Deadpool 3 can get the Marvel Cinematic Universe back on track and sell many more tickets than The Marvels, by doing the right things to win back the audiences who came to see the earlier two Deadpool movies before the 2020 pandemic lockdown. Marvel had filmmakers who were successful with a post-lockdown sequel twice in this year with Guardians of the Galaxy 3 and Across the Spider-Verse, and both were plenty more successful than The Flash, Blue Beetle, or the sequels to Ant-Man, Shazam and Captain Marvel to come out this year because they told better stories that were worth getting millions of people buying tickets to see them. This is a major turnaround from 2022, after Marvel movies already began to decline in quality in 2021 with The Eternals and Doctor Strange, Thor, and Wakanda Forever all had middling sequels that were lazy yet financially successful because their earlier films all had a devoted audience who was willing to give their next sequels a chance to see where their characters go after Avengers: Endgame. In 2023, the consequences of Disney burning fan goodwill for most Marvel properties in 2021 and 2022 catches up with them. It becomes clearer that only the strongest superhero movies with the most compelling stories and characters can make bank anymore, motivating Guardians 3 and Spider-Verse 2's filmmakers to step up and remind them why they should keep up the good work they were already doing on those films in 2022, so I am happy to see that the pandemic lockdown and the oversaturated market of superhero movies and streaming shows we are currently experiencing, have not murdered interest in going to the movies to watch superhero films altogether. 😉 Guardians of the Galaxy Volume 3 was Disney's and Marvel's one saving grace to emerge from the rubble of crushed expectations and hopes from Ant-Man and the Wasp: Quantumania, and Season 2 of Loki needs to pick up the slack for The Multiverse Saga after Secret Invasion and The Marvels wasted their story with the Skrulls. 2023 taught me that in any genre of movies with a very lucrative market, you have to do some very creative and unique things to help your movie stand out among a sea of average content and mediocre garbage. November 11, 2023, 8:22am

[@sarahwhitson5021]

4:11 is this a spoiler?

[@adampkalb]

I am not sure if it is because the differing experiences of those who survived the Thanos snap in Infinity War versus those who did not was never a huge factor in Ms. Marvel's story, unlike The Falcon of the Winter Soldier's conflict with the Flag Smashers, who were all made of homeless people that survived the snap, but good on Yasmeen Fletcher for doing the math with the age of her character on her driver's license and remembering that most movies and shows made after Avengers: Endgame take place several years in the future from when they first aired. I am happy to know that Kamala Khan and Bruno Carrelli and Nakia were all lifelong friends before, during, and after the Infinity War snap. November 11, 2023, 6:37am

[@adampkalb]

After reading that story about Matthew Lintz reuniting with Tom Holland behind the scenes of Ms. Marvel, I can believe that he was one of the Marvel cast members who was hiding in the background of the AvengerCon in Generation Why. November 11, 2023, 6:26am