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There it is. Why would there be a presumption that Stark should be paying him in the MCU?
It would have been the right thing for Stark to do but I don't see there being a logical requirement for it. I mean he loved Peter so I get him supplying him.
yeah but in the very next scene they're together he walks up to sam and tells him that he was wrong and asks for his help. They don't ever interact again. Also Vision was the one that knocked rhodes out of the sky and Stark never had problems with paying him.
There it is. Why would there be a presumption that Stark should be paying him in the MCU?
It would have been the right thing for Stark to do but I don't see there being a logical requirement for it. I mean he loved Peter so I get him supplying him.
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Did i say paying him or paying the avengers? Do the avengers just not exist anymore? He was already funding them before while retired why would it stop after his death
Eh, I got that he was funding the facilities and the missions. Yeah, I guess at least per diem could be implied
Has anyone considered that Stark did set up something to support the Avengers but Sam's pride might be getting in the way of taking that helping hand?
Interesting
Sam was sure quick to point out to the banker who he was tho. Dunno
I would imagine he was already getting paid by Stark in between avengers 2 and civil war, Why stop? Like i said it's just bad continuity.
True. But there's still a difference between that and taking a hand out from Stark/Potts. His Falcon iden y is not really beholden to Stark/Avengers. He was that long before he first joined up with Cap & BW.
Imagine being over 30 and still being interested in kid's comics. For shame. I guess all of you are Avante after all.
The banker said something like "I always wondered if you guys got paid, like did Stark pay you?"
Sam "It doesn't really work like that"
I don't think they got paid, in the traditional sense of the word. Maybe they can use their likeness for endorsement deals and get that side hustle money. Cap probably got paid directly through Shield because he worked for them. He also mentioned that he couldn't afford a place in "Brooklyn", suggesting that he got paid, but not a lot--relatively speaking.
Rhodey is a cornel so the government is paying him while others don't actually have a day-job.
Don't think it is. For all we know, he got free room and board living at Avengers Tower and maybe access to an corporate credit card. That's not really a job with a salary and full beni's once Cap and company noped out of the Sacovia Accords, that arrangement went to , then he got snapped for 5 years. now, he's trying to put his life back together following the blip and post Thanos battle.
Its unclear if Fury helped Maria Rambeau get Sword off the ground and had duel roles as director of Shield and a Senior role in sword. Makes sense that with Maria gone during the five year snap period, and Shield gone, that Fury would take over the big picture stuff for Sword.
Sword is supposed to be the intergalactic Shield, so technically he sort of is.
Yeah, that's how I see it
Thank you for you insight grandpa
I watched Snyder League. 4 ing hours of hungover stasis on the couch. Actually was not that bad, and for a lazy sunday, very watchable. Pretty darn good by DC standards. No way I'd sit in a theater for that tho. Perfect for today's era.
DC Shoehorns so much in tho. It's kinda sad. Battfleck kinda grew on me too.
The Flash was funny, but did they have to totally rip off Evan Peters ADD schtick? Come on, DC, that was so transparent
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Batfleck is awesome tbh
But whatshername playing WW is a terrible actress and an even worse person
yea its better than the original, but there's a lot of slow scenes and slow motion in this. It needs another cut, as there's at least 30 min of nothing there. I think its an above average movie now, so i gave it a 6.I watched Snyder League. 4 ing hours of hungover stasis on the couch. Actually was not that bad, and for a lazy sunday, very watchable. Pretty darn good by DC standards. No way I'd sit in a theater for that tho. Perfect for today's era.
DC Shoehorns so much in tho. It's kinda sad. Battfleck kinda grew on me too.
The Flash was funny, but did they have to totally rip off Evan Peters ADD schtick? Come on, DC, that was so transparent
Affleck was never a problem for me. Its just that i'd like to see him in his own movie before bvs.
Flash was the worst part for me. He's just not funny to me.
Yeah I can def see how Flash would have annoyed the outta people. I only seen this 4 hr version so his blatant Evan Peters ripoff was counterintuitively a breath of fresh air for me lol
First episode was okay. I always have liked Bucky and am glad they're exploring his mental health after everything he's been through and done.
Sam though is boring. They have some work to do to flesh out his character (having him apply for a loan with his sister isn't going to cut it). Thus far he's been nothing but a sidekick to Captain America and as a superhero offers nothing that Ironman or War Machine couldn't do better.
They're telegraphing his eventual taking up the Cap America mantel pretty hard too.
Yeah I didn't care for Sam when he first appeared in the MCU, felt like he was the standard beta wingman/token black guy
But I like him so far in this series and he has good chemistry with Stan, I think McKie will shine in this now that he doesn't have to play a sidekick anymore
Yeah, I know he has the chops for a larger role. But his sole purpose in the MCU has been to give Chris Evans something to play off of. If you delete him from any movie he's been in, you'd miss very little. As I said, they have some work to do to make him a real character.
Agreed
If they follow the comic arcs that won't be an issue.
FAWS is only 6 episodes???? danngg....
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