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The show, which premieres Tuesday night on Disney+, has received middling to underprivileged reviews from critics. But it was also slap with hundreds of often identical negative reviews by users who have not seen the show on Rotten Tomatoes, a shape of harassment historically deployed against works focused on women, people of tint or LGBTQ characters.
“I’ve grown so fond of you, it’s bananas,” Downey said in the video. “Congratulations. I’ll be watching it with the world.”
You can watch the video, released on Instagram, below.
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Downey captioned the post “Ririand Tony don’t follow trends #goodmorningIronheart”. The video,...
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Chris Pratt is continuing to receive support from his Marvel movie co-stars and others after the player was lambasted online over assumptions about his political views and religious beliefs.
Pratt, who has remained largely silent about politics, was called out after he appeared in a tweet alongside other famous actors named "Chris" with a caption of "one has to go," a compete on a meme from last year that asked people to choose between their favorite candy bars.
"What a world... The 'sinless' are casting stones at my brother, Chris Pratt... A real Christian who lives by principle, has never demonstrated anything but positivity and gratitude," Pratt's Avengers:Endgame co-star Robert Downey, Jr. wrote on Instagram on Tuesday.
"AND he just married into a family that makes space for civil discourse and (just plain fact) INSISTS on service as the uppermost value," Downey added.
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What a world... The “sinless†are casting stones at my #brother, Chris Pratt... A real #Christian who lives by #principle, has never demonstrated anything but #positivity and #gratitude... AND he just married into a family that makes space
Robert Downey Jr Blasts 'Sinless' People Who Branded Chris Pratt 'Hollywood's Worst Chris'
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Chris Pratt's Marvel co-star Robert Downey Jr has advance out in his defence after netizens slammed the former for his involvement in a conservative church.
Netizens and Marvel Cinematic Universe (MCU) stars are in a bit of a tussle over actor Chris Pratt. In a recent Instagram post, Robert Downey Jr., who played the Iron Man in the MCU, slammed the trolls who were “cancelling" the Guardians of the Galaxy actor for his “choice" of the church.
With a thick dose of sarcasm, Robert captioned a picture with his Avengers co-star and said, how “self-righteous" people who consider they have dedicated no sin are casting stones at his “brother" Chris Pratt. He called him “a genuine Christian" who lives by principle and has never demonstrated anything but positivity and gratitude. He further suggested those who have an issue with Pratt to
“delete" their social media accounts and sit with their own “defects" of character, work on them and then celebrate their humanness.
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Robert Downey Jr and Tag Ruffalo back Chris Pratt after he is voted as the 'worst Chris' in an online poll
Robert Downey Jr and Highlight Ruffalo have spoken out in support of fellow 'Avengers' actor Chris Pratt after he was voted by fans as the 'worst Chris' in an online poll.
Pratt’s religious and alleged political views are said to be the reason behind the hate he has received.
Several have accused him following a Church which is infamous for its anti-LGBTQ believes.
While Pratt so far has kept quiet, his friends and Marvel colleagues Downey Jr, Ruffalo and 'Guardian Of The Galaxy' director James Gun have spoken in his defence.
When one person commented that “he goes to a church that is openly homophobic,” Gunn wrote back, “So do 98% of Christians, all Catholics, most Muslims & some Jews. I was a Catholic for years, hoping I could have a bigger impact working for gay rights from the inside. I eventually gave up. But it was a valid choice. & I applaud other non-bigots who perform the same.”
"Chris himself has openly stated the church he attends doesn’t reflect all of his personal views, and that he is a ‘man who believesMCU: 10 LGBT+ Roles The Actors Had Outside Of Marvel
Maybe it's the truth that Venom is now considered by some to be a cult LGBT film or the fact that some Star Wars characters are considered a part of the LGBT community by fans, but LGBT characters are now becoming more prevalent , especially on TV.
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In fact, it's surprising how many MCU actors own actually played LGBT characters before some time or another in their careers. This list does not feature all of them, but here are 10 LGBT+ roles the MCU actors possess had outside of Marvel.
Stumptown (2019-present) - Cobie Smulders
"Stumptown" is a nickname for Portland, Oregon where the series takes place. Based on the comic-book of the alike name, Stumptown follows Dex Parios, a military veteran and private investigator who takes care of her brother while struggling with PTSD and trying to repay debt.
Cobie Smulders - who plays Maria Hill in the MCU - portrays Dex Parios. Dex is multi-attracted as she had dated both men and women in the past while also getting together with another female character on the show.
The Normal Heart (2014) - Mark Ruffalo
Based