From mighty immortal alien species to the catastrophic multiverse, the MCU has drifted into unknown lands since Avengers: Endgame. Hence, hawk eye The “ground” breath of fresh air among the ever-flying superheroes comes because it not only gives the most overlooked OG6 Avenger, Clint Barton, the overdue spotlight (Jeremy Renner), but it also humanizes the MCU story, not just with superpowers.
“With great strength comes great responsibility”, and when you are hurt and battered for eons, losing your best friend who is sacrificing her life for you to survive, the scars in you make a clear impression. This is an important plot point in Hawkeye, as we see the aftereffects of Thanos’ snap on Clint, specifically Joe, his ever-supportive wife Laura (Linda Cardellini) and their three fiery children; Lila (Ava Russo), Cooper (Ben Sakamoto), and Nathaniel (Cade Woodward). Nothing short of a “Broadway” highlight for MCU fans, Clint’s trauma is impeccably portrayed in a hilarious Rogers: The Musical, in which the OG Avengers recount their hard-fought battles from the past. Jeremy, who has been around as Clint for ten years, actually immerses himself in Clint’s conflicting state of mind between a happy family man and a doomed soldier. Props to Hawkeye creator and lead writer Jonathan Igla for including Clint on hearing loss as a key personality trait.
However, Clint’s past in the form of the watchful Ronan comes back to bite him, thanks to a young, feisty but highly privileged Kate Bishop (Hailee Steinfeld), who becomes her hero’s weapon of choice after a traumatic childhood experience. a bow and arrow. After a series of unfortunate events and a sweet dog named Lucky, who loves his pizza, Clint is able to capture and quite easily coax Kate into solving the mystery entwined as an unconventional couple. While Hawkeye is set in New York over Christmas, Clint has a six-day deadline before being reunited with his family for Christmas.
The first episode starts off nostalgic, which is sure to please fans of the MCU, making it a great opening lately. We see a nice build-up in the character sketch that makes Kate Bishop as eccentric as she is. Above all, it’s his twisted relationship with his overbearing mother Eleanor Bishop (Vera Farmiga) and a pure hate comparison to the mysterious Jack Duquesne (Tony Dalton) that make it clear that Kate is always looking for trouble. his door, even if he doesn’t.
Marvel hit the right target by casting Hailey as Kate Bishop. Steinfeld has consistently made a name for herself as a versatile actress and in Hawkeye she is nothing short of brilliant. From the start, you’d be convinced (it was me!) that she was cast to play Kate Bishop as she makes her very impressive MCU debut. Plus, it’s the generational difference between Clint and Kate that gives way to the proprietary MCU humor we’ve grown accustomed to, as their odd comparison is always entertaining. When Kate tries to up Clint’s PR game, it’s hysterical!
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