Did it bother anyone else that the Spider-woman on the motorbike was significantly pregnant? I get it's supposed to be a YASS SLAY QUEEN thing, but isn't it just insanely irresponsible? At one point she even gets slammed into the front of a bus - they have an entire multiverse of Spider-people to help on missions, so they can't exactly argue they're short on members.
shareYeah it was really stupid, she would of had a miscarriage. Really irresponsible of a pregnant woman to risk her child’s life like that
shareYeah they did the same thing in the comics. It was stupid in that too. The fact they added this to this movie. Dosn't make me want to watch it.
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Oh, they blackwashed her too? I guess Miles wasn't enough diversity...
shareOf course not, check out the new Snow White: https://moviechat.org/tt6208148/Snow-White
She is no longer white.
To be fair, they can't adapt her like the comics anyway since Sony owns the rights despite her origin being that she and her father worked for Hydra (she was brainwashed by them) and Nick Fury met her when infiltrating the Hydra base she was at. He convinces her Hydra are the bad guys and she comes to realize he's right. Leading her to betray Hydra. But because Spider is in her name Sony owns her even though she has nothing to do with Spider-Man.
sharePregnant. Never mentioned again
shareI don't understand why that was in the story. No reason for her to be pregnant since it was irrelevant to the story. Very senseless.
shareDid you miss the amount of "diversity" this movie had?
This character was filling the "strong, black, brave queen amazing mother woman" quota.
I'm also pretty sure this character will have a change of heart and help Miles in the second part, because a black woman can't just be a villain in today's media.
I'm not sure if I understand your point.
shareI have not seen this as it’s obviously for kids but I would love to see the white girl become pregnant with that black guy! Push that agenda. Glorify it.
shareJust as irresponsible as Peter taking his baby girl with him, but at least we know his wife tried to make him stop. In any case, I don't necessarily think we're meant to believe she, or any of the other multiverse spiders, are responsible. It's made quite clear in this film that being reckless and impulsive is pretty core to most spiderpeople.
shareI was actually more concerned that that Spider-Women was so much in agreeing that their partner has nothing to say. She basically said "I don't care about my partner". Very strange role of her, the least working character for me.
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