What's the big deal about this? It's a woman.

It's the internet. Primarily facebook, twitter and youtube. People are always on there harping about stuff they don't like and it feeds into fears as well as narratives. The people that complain the most are the ones that need to unplug. If they did unplug they'd see all the "forced diversity" they cry about magically goes away.

There has been movies about Christian superheros before. Captain America, for example, looks like the kind of guy that goes to Church once in a while.

Now imagine Captain America was a movie about how Christians can be more badass than Atheists, and about empowering Christians.

Of course, that would happen after Disney's Star Wars made the trilogy about good empowered Christians fighting against the Evil First Atheist Order populated by Atheists and Jews. Disney's Pixar released its last short, Purl, about a Christian skein that starts to work in a company dominated by malicious and mean Atheists and Jews. Those were not isolated cases, though, but the general trend: Hollywood movies casted Christians as good guys and Atheist and Jews as villains or pathetic losers. In UK, Doctor Who, who was traditionally an eccentric Alien that solves everything using science, is reborn as a Christian Doctor Who that solves everything praying to God, the 11th season revisits historical episodes to show how bad Atheists and Jews were. People who think that new Doctor is trash are labeled as Satan worshipers.

Back to the new movie, the trailer shows how Captain America kicks some Atheist's ass saying 'You can't tell me what I can or can't believe!!"

Besides, Chris Evans states that the movie is activist about being Christian, and limits the number of Atheist or Jew journalists in the press conference. 'There's too many Jew journalists' he says.

Well, that's Captain Marvel.

It wouldn't be the internet unless people formed opinions out of ignorance, blew things out of proportion, and saw problems where there were none.

Probably because Brie Larson is the first woman to get a movie in MCU series.

It's starring a woman that has an opinion this time. The Internet loathes that more than anything else.

They need to keep driving the lie that men are bad mmkay, and white men are really bad mmkay....until it actually comes true.

So this will be forever.

Helen Slater as SuperGirl is hella sexy mmkay.

What they should do is have a few female-only cinema screenings like they did with Wonder Woman.

That way the same people who are going; "Oh No! Women exist. Anti-male agenda. Waaah!" would suddenly be complaining that it was sexist that they weren't allowed to watch it, and be demanding to be let into the cinema.

An I allowed to say Brie Larson is hot in 2019? She is really hot.

Or is that punishable by the death penalty these days?

I remember when finding a woman attractive was a positive thing. Times up for me. Pun intended.