Steinfeld is a spirited Kate, and in her family, Kate’s mom ( Vera Farmiga) and almost stepdad ( Tony Dalton) are wealthy, entertaining types giving baroque performances.
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The series is particularly interested in Clint navigating the Avengers fandom, which takes on several absurd forms in the episodes I saw. Lady Sonia has years and years of experience figuring out what makes pervy. She’s a real mature lady in every sense of the word not one of these 30-year-old sluts who tries to call themselves a MILF just for hits. The series was loosely inspired by the excellent Matt Fraction and David Aja run of Hawkeye comics, and some of that fun makes its way into the show. Lady Sonia has come along to fulfill all those fantasies about British boarding schools, tea time, and strict MILF-worship. When a spunky girl shows up with an intense amount of private training in the arts of war- Hailee Steinfeld as Kate Bishop-his primary reaction is to be fed up by the burden of having to deal with her.Īll around Clint, though, Hawkeye is having fun. Hawkeye, in the first few minutes, has Jeremy Renner’s Clint gazing at an actor dressed like Black Widow, grousing to himself about how Rogers: The Musical doesn’t get the Battle of New York right. WandaVision was explicitly about grief, and Captain America and the Winter Soldier had the leads rebuilding their own identities in the wake of personal loss. And mostly we catch them when they are overcome by what they’ve lost. A cul-de-sac away from the dramatics of saving the world, these shows can be a little different from the movies-aesthetically, thematically, tonally, there’s more room to explore these characters. So we have these interstitial shows where a character or two from the movies are stuck in a rut. Marvel’s movies keep getting larger in scale-half the world’s population winked out of existence, etc.-and the movies simply aren’t long enough to keep up with the losses inflicted on the ever-expanding cast of characters. WandaVision, Captain America and the Winter Soldier, and now Hawkeye: They seem to be where the storytelling machine is parking the fallout. Based on the glimpse of Disney+’s Hawkeye offered to critics (two episodes, with my email address watermarked over everyone’s facial expressions), there’s a pattern in the Marvel Cinematic Universe’s television shows that have started to air on its parent company’s streaming service, Disney+, this year.
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