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"Ironheart" is now Certified Fresh with 86% on Rotten Tomatoes (i.postimg.cc)

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[–] [email protected] 0 points 2 days ago

I've been very disappointed. My brother shared a podcast with me that was talking about it, and I thought they captured a lot of my feelings very well: https://www.theringer.com/podcasts/midnight-boys/2025/06/26/ironheart-episodes-1-3-and-fantastic-four-final-trailer-reactions-the-midnight-boys

They came at it -- like I do -- from a place of love. I loved Riri in Wakanda Forever, I love the idea of the character, I really like the actors and I really want to like this show. Ultimately, I think it has not been a good show, but I do believe it was made with love, and I absolutely want everyone involved to get more chances to make this better.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 1 week ago (1 children)

I like it, and tbh I reviewed the episodes on IMDB a bit higher than I would've, just because it was review bombed.

It's honestly pretty decent marvel show. It's not cinema, no, it's marvel. But I like marvel, and I'm really pro having a show for black girls. Sounds woke? I mean it to.

Some of the shit might feel ridiculous and over the top, but then if you were a young black woman, you'd probably feel that for most of the strong cishet male lead movies.

I've liked the subplot as well. It's kinda clear where it's going (I'm only on ep 4, starting 5), but they're still keeping someone for the nerdier fans to speculate on.

I'm enjoying it so far. Better than the Librarians which I've been binging as a setup to watch the new one.

[–] [email protected] 0 points 2 days ago

If I can try to build on this constructively, I think sometimes conversations about diversity in media become a little bit too categorical, and dare I say overly race-focused.

I want to see characters like Riri Williams because her lived experience is different than that of Tony Stark, Steve Rogers, Bruce Banner, and so on. It's not just that she's got melanin. It's that her age and place of birth and the resources available to her and the obstacles that she faces are different from those of those other characters. It makes stories fresh. It gives people from that background more media with which they can more closely relate, and it gives people who aren't from that background an ability to better relate to and appreciate the experiences of those who are.

I just feel like this sometimes doesn't get acknowledged enough. I'm not looking for more "black people". I'm just looking for more people. And black people happen to be among many kinds of people we haven't seen as much of in these stories so far.