It seems a good idea to cure people who turned into supervillains and send them back to their respective worlds. But by doing so, it could seriously change the past events which followed the point those villains were pulled by Dr. Strange, and not for the best (Doc Brown could explain that better).
"Back to the Future 2" and "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" show what disasters may happen when attempting to fix past/future events, even with good intentions. Let alone it may happen when attempting to change the timeline of another universe.
For instance: in Spiderman/Maguire's world, Norman's turning into the Green Goblin and subsequent death drove Harry to seek revenge against Peter by turning into the Green Goblin, but he changed his mind (after learning the truth), and sacrificed himself to save Peter from Venom/Topher Grace. If Harry was not present at that point, using the Green Goblin's gadgets, Peter would be dead.
So... was it a good idea or not?
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Réponse de Strawberry Shortcake
le 24 décembre 2021 à 08h21
mechajutaro, I did not ask was it a good idea of the scriptwriters to include those characters in the film, in order to make it more fascinating to the viewers.
My question is whether it was, from Peter/Tom Holland's POV, a good idea to attempt changing past events, without taking into consideration the possible applications.
Réponse de Adam
le 24 décembre 2021 à 16h37
He likes to make up his own threads in other people's threads, it's not personal.
Réponse de Adam
le 24 décembre 2021 à 19h49
But it's not the topic of this thread.
Réponse de Midi-chlorian_Count
le 24 décembre 2021 à 20h31
I found it surprising yet interesting that Marvel stepped into such contention political territory by producing such a clear allegory for legally enforced covid vaccinations.
Yes, Spider-Man wanted to cure these evil characters and prevent bad things happening to them via physiological alterations but should they be free to make that choice themselves rather than having it enforced upon them by the morally righteous?
Very interesting stuff... But as to any timeline changes, that's not the way the MCU works with it's multiverse. i.e. Norman Osborne going back "cured" would create an alternate branched universe. Harry's story would continue to exist on the original branch.
Réponse de Adam
le 25 décembre 2021 à 05h44
So Norman would still be Green Goblin and dead in the original branch?