The director of The Marvels, Nia DaCosta, has shared her opinion on who is the real culprit that the snap occurs, blaming Captain America
Our DaCosta, the next directora de The Marvels, has shared his opinion with journalist Roxane Gay for Inverse about what happened at the end of Infinity War, opening another side of discussion. Since the film’s release, the blame has often been on Star-Lord, for his hateful action against Thanos or Doctor Strange for his almost null participation being the most powerful of all. But this time the director focuses blames Captain America, for his decision on Vision’s life.
“I would like to say something, About Captain America, Thanos’ snap was his fault, He tried to do the best and the right thing ”. For her this action makes him a true villain, since he is unable to sacrifice Vision’s life to save the entire universe. This has led him to reflect on the concept of antihero that falls on Captain America, since “there is a connection between the hero’s journey and the antihero’s journey, the hero’s pain makes him sacrifice himself, while, for the antihero is what sets the journey in motion, it is not concluded ”.
Now we have another focus to debate with friends about the decisions made in Infinity War, and each one to take a side again if it is for or against the vision of Nia DaCosta, which is curious in terms of its relationship with the path of the antihero. At the interview He has also shared his thoughts on working with Marvel Studios and the narrative direction The Marvels is going to take. We invite you to share your opinion about this theory of the director in our social networks, to see if Captain America really failed making that decision.
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