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25 January 2013 @ 07:53 am
ATTF: Hi, my name is ... Joss?  
For today's Friday, you have just landed a new job. And not just any job. You've be hired to write the Avengers 2 script.

What storylines do you what to see? What villains? What drama? 

...and most importantly (for the residents of this bar), what should happen with Clint and Natasha? Is their long-term existing relationship revealed? (secret marriages anyone?) Do they finally overcome all that buddycop UST and get together? Do we learn more about their past? Is there dramarama?

Tell me!!!  (someone please put me out of my misery and bring that Loki gif to the comments)

And go forth and have fun. <3

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(Anonymous) on January 25th, 2013 09:34 pm (UTC)
Well the movies
are a money making marketing instrument for the other side of the business, comics. Hawkeye has not got a movie, and it certainly looks like he won't get one the more time goes on without anyone at Marvel even making noise about it, but Hawkeye is the star of one of the best recieved comics out there now. The movies are made to draw people towards the comics.

Also, what would a Hawkeye movie look like? The character is so fundamentally different from the comic version.

The movie version is a quiet loner/paid killer in the employ of a shadowy government agency who is reluctant to be a hero, while the comic version is loud, ex-circus performer, ex-thief, with a real aversion to killing but a drive to be a hero.
In the comics you had the Black Widow/Hawkeye relationship informing why Hawkeye became a hero when their relationship fell apart and them going their separate ways, but with the I owe him a debt line, the movieverse has seemingly reversing it and keeping them in close quarters with one another.