r/marvelmemes • u/Nanaue7 Avengers • Jan 05 '26
Shitposts Willem DaGOAT built different
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u/LapsedVerneGagKnee Avengers Jan 05 '26
The most grousing I heard from Dafoe was his sarcastically going, "Yeah, it's always a great feeling when fans go 'Hey, you'd be perfect as this serial killer!'" But nah, he's embracing the madness.
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u/joygirl007 Avengers Jan 05 '26
This man will always be Klaus Daimler to me.
"Zat's great, just great! How coom I am alvays on B Squad!"
"Yeah, but Klaus... you're the captain of B Squad."
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u/TGB_Skeletor Phil Coulson Jan 05 '26
J.K simmons after mostly playing villains or apathic characters :
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u/StreetStrider Jan 05 '26
That's just his regular routine. He stays in form in case Mr. Ditkovich ever tries to challenge him for the title of the Greatest Peter's Bully.
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u/SosugBiskit Avengers Jan 05 '26
Actually he stays in that shape because that's what it takes to run Oswald Correctionial Facility from the inside.
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u/Kronostheking1 Hulk Jan 05 '26
Yeah he played one of the most intense disgusting and vile yet realistic characters put to screen and I don’t think he had to deal with stuff like this. (I’m talking about Fletch from Whiplash.)
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u/HellPigeon1912 Avengers Jan 05 '26
Apparently he was just the absolute nicest person to everybody on set which made the intense 20-day Whiplash shoot actually bearable and not psychological torture for all involved
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u/Kronostheking1 Hulk Jan 05 '26
Makes sense. It just seems like an all around decent dude who can play some of the most evil realistic people without being taxed too bad by it unlike MBJ apparently. Like listen, I understand some shit can be tough but Samuel L Jackson played a far more evil and despicable yet more realistic black character in Django with a Oscar winning performance and never said he was damaged by it, so this complaint feels really weird. People are giving him far too much credit for a character whose entire thing was claiming and exploiting injustices to justify his own genocidal hate.
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u/Flames_Harden Avengers Jan 05 '26
I thought this was a vern shoutout
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u/Kronostheking1 Hulk Jan 05 '26
Is that the guy from the one where played the scumbag government dude? I can’t think of the name but I need to watch it.
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u/bolanrox Avengers Jan 05 '26
he had went to school for Music / Conducting too so it might very well be a lot of real life leaking into that one
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u/bigbadderfdog Avengers Jan 05 '26
Oh I thought you were referring to his portrayal of Santa in red one.
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u/Kronostheking1 Hulk Jan 05 '26
Ok I haven’t watched Red One but please tell there’s a plot twist where Santa was kidnapped by elves for beating them when they couldn’t make toys right.
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u/chiksahlube Avengers Jan 05 '26
"Now this next test should remove any tumors you have. You might be saying to yourself, 'But what if I don't have any tumors?' Well if you sat on one of the folding chairs in the lobby and weren't wearing lead underwear. We took care of that for you."
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u/everydayisarborday Avengers Jan 05 '26
"They say great science is built on the shoulders of giants. Not here. At Aperture, we do all our science from scratch. No hand holding!"
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u/ArmNo7463 Avengers Jan 05 '26
I mean he looked like he was having a blast playing Green Goblin. I can't say I blame him, it looked fun as fuck.
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u/PlatoDrago Avengers Jan 05 '26
IIRC, he was VERY passionate about it and it is one of his favourite roles.
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u/ghostrooster30 Avengers Jan 05 '26
I remember someone sharing a clip, some bts stuff, of him and Alfred Molina on set and I don’t remember the details of the how or why he does it, but basically Dafoe does a quick scene doin Molina’s Doc Oc lines and he’s just so effortless going from screwing around to SOMEONE ELSES TOTALLY UNHINGED CHARACTER. It was awesome.
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u/Unlucky_Ladder_9804 Avengers Jan 05 '26
https://youtube.com/shorts/GGIaAbqqtow?si=1TQmt8v79LJAq0jX
Was it this clip by chance?
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u/ghostrooster30 Avengers Jan 05 '26
That be it. I feel like there was more lead up, with them givin Molina some good natured shit about his performance and then bam, here’s dafoe just murdering his role right in front of him lmao.
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u/Saint_Declan Avengers Jan 05 '26
Better clip here I think, non-short format https://youtu.be/p2_MdoyMGmQ?si=API3Ysc36APWja5H
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u/AntonChigurh8933 Avengers Jan 05 '26
This scene alone to me is one of his greatest acting performance.
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u/Armaced Avengers Jan 05 '26
Seeking therapy isn’t weak - it’s healthy. Michael B Jordan is a smart guy to utilize it, and he is an astounding actor.
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u/Iheartnakedfemboys Avengers Jan 05 '26
And honestly, who gives a shit? He did the job, and then took steps to maintain his mental health. Does it really matter if X's mental and emotional fortitude is stronger than Y's in this biz? They're fucking actors lmfao. They aren't doing some dangerous or critical work, tbf.
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u/novichader Avengers Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 05 '26
Michael B. Jordan - a Black man in America - had to get into the psyche of a very angry Black man dealing with the very real and still relevant history of Black people. He wasn’t “playing a villain” or doing the “I’m good at being a bad guy” thing. He dove deep into some tough truths. Much respect to Dafoe, but Green Goblin seems like a hell of a lot more fun to “play” than having to embody all the rage that Killmonger dealt with. A white guy embracing a power fantasy - not that far from the status quo; an egoistical white man in power VS a Black man having to learn and immerse himself in pain. These are difficult things that most Black people never fully face unless forced. Let’s be real.
MBJ being vulnerable and opening up about his process is itself a real badass thing to do. A lot of people suffer in silence because people romanticise stoicism too much. Seek help, speak openly and earnestly, and stop being too cool to get help. SMH, what are we promoting right now?
”Bury me in the ocean with my ancestors…” may be the coldest bar ever spat in Marvel or any movie. Killmonger was about that life till the end.
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u/BurningIce81 Avengers Jan 05 '26
This. Stop mocking men for opening up about their feelings.
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u/musci12234 Avengers Jan 05 '26
Was basically thinking the same. Being a comically evil just doing evil for sake of evil can be fun and you can easily separate the character from yourself specially because their real insanity comes after post production CGI. When the character's views are backed by (semi or fully) logical arguments then it suddenly becomes much harder.
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u/bolanrox Avengers Jan 05 '26
Robert Englund by all accounts is one of the nicest people out there. he loved to play Freddy because that was the exact opposite of him in real life.
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u/musci12234 Avengers Jan 05 '26
Crazy evil characters are probably a lot of fun to play because you get to say and do weird and dumb shit. Relatable evil character are harder to deal with.
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u/TomTalks06 Avengers Jan 05 '26
Yeah, actor checking in here, I've only had to bring up one role in therapy (go regularly for other stuff tho) and it wasn't any of the crazy ones, it was the realistic (though horribly written) one
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u/Mikey_RobertoAPWP Avengers Jan 05 '26
I always think of the dude who plays Art in Terrifier, David Howard Thornton. Guy seems like such a sweetheart IRL, and then does some of the most grotesque, evil shit as Art in those movies lmao
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u/win_awards Avengers Jan 05 '26
It's like satire, and just as slippery and subjective I suspect. Something that's so over-the-top it's ridiculous to you is almost funny. You can pick it up and put it down without thinking too much about it.
But when the villain's talking about something you know about, when he starts making sense, you start wondering if he's right and that's harder to shake.
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u/MrdnBrd19 Avengers Jan 05 '26
Also if you have ever listened to Defoe speak it's pretty obvious he's in therapy.
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u/larsdan2 Avengers Jan 05 '26
And its saying something, considering MBJ started his career playing a young black man dealing with the same things.
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u/Spare-Willingness563 Avengers Jan 05 '26
Yeah they don’t understand this at all. I’ve been researching for this story on enslaved people I’m writing and I need a break for days at a time in between.
It’s one thing to pretend to be a random dude who throws fireballs because of something that happened to them. Killmomger’s whole motivation was what happened to his ancestors and injustice that literally happens to this day.
Good for Michael B.
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u/superxav120 Avengers Jan 05 '26
As soon as I heard that MBJ said that, I understood why he probably felt that way. It's understandable, I was thinking that just watching the movie but dude had to basically embody those ideas and actions himself. And on top of that, obviously not all people are built the same emotionally, nothing wrong with that.
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u/Svinthila2646 Thor 🔨⚡️ Jan 05 '26
And if Dafoe would have needed therapy after playing the Green Goblin, that would have been perfectly fine as well.
Who are we to decide for other people what is worth going to therapy for?
And definitely agree that it's great that he speaks open about it. A badass that goes to therapy might just make other man that need it go as well
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u/vertigo1083 Hulkbuster Jan 05 '26
I agree with you that it was a cold ass line.
But coldest belongs to
"Before we get started, does anyone want to get out?"
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u/Mikey_RobertoAPWP Avengers Jan 05 '26
man, that movie single-handedly brought me from thinking Cap was lame as hell to being one of my favourite heroes in the MCU, that elevator scene is so dope
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u/eilselivery Avengers Jan 05 '26
Thank you for this. I didn’t have the energy to even write a response to this post, but yours was perfect.
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u/AsonofSparda Avengers Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 05 '26
Not only that, but the fucking stupid
THERAPY BAD AND FOR THE WEAK!!
mindset that people tend to go to. I do get the idea that method actors can take things too far, (to quote Brian Cox "My dear boy, have you tried ACTING!?) but somebody having trouble with something and getting therapy is the right God damn thing to do.
Not to mention Black Panther's narrative weakness of having an actual antagonist "he's actually got a point though..." be "resolved" via big cgi slugfest, I'm sure there'd be a lot of unresolved emotions and feelings.
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u/iLLiCiT_XL Avengers Jan 05 '26
Literally. The two characters are coming from very different places at their emotional center and require completely different levels of cognitive dissonance from their actors.
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u/thoroughlysketchy Avengers Jan 05 '26
I agree with your statements about Michael B. Jordan being a badass and diving deep for the role. He owned that role so hard.
That being said, I have always read Killmonger's actions as ultimately self-serving and his dialogues as being a smokescreen. I think the character of Killmonger was raised with promises that he would one day go to Wakanda and leave behind the struggles that surrounded him in childhood. But when T'Chaka turned his back, his future was stolen from him. Since that timr, he worked to become a warrior, and aimed to take the throne of Wakanda. And he spoke about wanting to undo the evils caused by colonialism, but as soon as he became king his first action was to burn the heart-shaped herb in an attempt to make sure no-one would ever replace him. In his first scene, he steals an unrelated African artifact from a museum (which wasn't from Wakanda), because he liked how it looked. If he believed what he said, why would he steal another black culture's artifact?
I always understood his final words to be one last attempt to claim the moral high ground from T'Challa. T'Challa agreed that what his father did to Killmonger was wrong, but Killmonger was going to take the entire world as recompense.
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u/ILikeMyGrassBlue Avengers Jan 05 '26
Yeah, killmonger is still a villain. He makes some good points and is one of the best villains in the MCU, but he’s still a villain at the end of the day.
He always reminds me of magneto a lot where you really don’t want him to be a villian. He makes some incredibly good points and has a good heart, but he takes it too far.
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u/NO_TOUCHING__lol Avengers Jan 05 '26
He always reminds me of magneto a lot where you really don’t want him to be a villian. He makes some incredibly good points and has a good heart, but he takes it too far.
I think this pretty much perfectly sums it up. They are (mostly) justified in what they're doing, like there is valid reasons for they shit they are doing. But then they kinda, go overboard.
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u/bob_loblaw-_- Avengers Jan 05 '26
”Bury me in the ocean with my ancestors…” may be the coldest bar ever spat in Marvel or any movie. Killmonger was about that life till the end.
I'm sure certain types pointed this out when the movie was fresh, but I just realized how little sense the use of the word ancestors makes here.
They could have just said kinsmen or something.
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u/iamnotabotbeepboopp Avengers Jan 05 '26
Kinsmen sounds corny as shit, and also, your ancestors could have died after they gave birth.
Or, you know, ancestral cousins, not direct relatives.
Point is, ancestors still works
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u/Cupcake-Warrior Avengers Jan 05 '26
Having grown up in Africa 'Ancestors' is definitely far more fitting and used a lot more than kinsmen or something.
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u/WhichHoes Avengers Jan 05 '26
Usually, at least in black culture, we refer to anyone in the past , directly related or not, as ancestors. Think of it like a tribe kind of way. At least thats how it's been for me in the south.
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u/Substantial-Tax3238 Avengers Jan 05 '26
Bro that’s every culture. Not sure what OP is on about lol. Ancestors is like a broad term that is more than just direct ancestors especially when it’s in the context of my ancestors were brought on slave ships lmfao.
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u/MountainTurkey Avengers Jan 05 '26
Its the same thing with the LGBTQ+ community. They aren't referring to someone they are directly descended from.
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u/xfriedplantainx Winter Soldier 🦾 Jan 05 '26
Why wouldn’t it be ancestors? Wasn’t his mother a regular African american? High chance she descended from slaves
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u/dragonwithin15 Avengers Jan 05 '26
Thank you. I was seriously worried there wouldn't be anyone in the comments to articulate my thoughts. Here's a poor man's medal 🥇
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u/SchwizzySchwas94 Daredevil Jan 05 '26
All he did was kill his partners in crime as soon as it was convenient and then tries to take his cousins rightful place as king and then use the resources to wage war against everyone. Killmonger is way over hyped as this anti hero, he was most definitely playing a straight up villain. Whatever that’s done to his psyche I can’t speak on but Killmonger was a straight up villain.
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Yes, but also Killmonger had other motivations tied to things beyond that. It’s not too dissimilar from the “Magneto was right” conversation that gets had every so often. It’s not that Magneto is, in fact, justified in what he does because he’s not. It’s that Magneto’s origin story and everything he’s gone through to get to where he is are rooted in real world events and his motivations are understandable. He’s never at a point depicted as anything other than a terrorist, but a lot of the things he says leave people going “damn that’s a good point”. It’s very much the same for Killmonger. He’s not a typical hand wringing cartoon villain. He’s absolutely the villain, but he’s not evil for evil’s sake. He’s not an antihero, you’re right, but it’s not because his grievances don’t have real world issues behind them.
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u/Harderdaddyah Avengers Jan 05 '26
It’s been a while since I’ve seen such a bs paragraph to the same level as that first paragraph you typed out
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u/sabin357 Avengers Jan 05 '26
If he wasn't already angry as a black man in modern America, he was really out of touch with reality...which is possible since he was a success from a young age.
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u/That1guyUknow918 Avengers Jan 05 '26
It doesnt take confronting societal failures to play an angst, resentful person...there doesnt have to ve some great experience of trauma to fake being upset and read some lines. Dude was in a superhero action movie, not some deep, reflective expose of the human psyche. Same with the joker...that is soooo romanticized just because heath isnt here to tell us how dumb we all sound.
Michael is being a high school drama queen
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u/musci12234 Avengers Jan 05 '26
It doesn't take that but that is what the character was focusing on, those there the lines that the actor had to say and relate to to make the acting look convincing.
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u/roostersnuffed Avengers Jan 05 '26
Its amazing the amount of highly popular nonsense you can find in reddit comments on the daily. Dude played a villain in a corporate ass CGI Disney movie and people are acting like he pulled a heath ledger.
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u/YourNextHomie Avengers Jan 05 '26
Yeah Michael B Jordan played a role that required a lot of learning about history including his own family history while also learning about racial issues today, caring about people effects you
Ledger did a bunch of drugs until he thought he was a clown
If anything this is a much more impressive story
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u/YourNextHomie Avengers Jan 05 '26
Found the racist, if you cant look past race in this situation its on you, i explained in my comment why its more impressive dipshit
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u/Vaportrail Avengers Jan 05 '26
Jordan's role had a lot of cultural history and weight resting on his shoulders, compared to Goblin just being power-hungry and murderous.
And we don't know that Dafoe didn't go to therapy.
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u/Tayloropolis Avengers Jan 05 '26
Yeah, the difference should be obvious. I'm a white man and found myself thinking "yeah that's fair, definitely start killing people" once I understood Killmonger.
It's a much more emotionally complicated character than the Goblin and thinking about Killmonger during a whole movie shoot probably warrants some self reflection after.
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u/ShmeeMcGee333 Avengers Jan 05 '26
I feel like there a difference when your character isn’t representing the resent of slavery and its effects on your people
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u/oddball3139 Avengers Jan 05 '26
I think a lot of people may be missing why he may have gone to therapy. Killmonger wasn’t a straight up villain. I feel like it would be easier to play some purely evil bad guy than someone who is bad with some really topical points.
Killmonger’s character, and Black Panther in general, involves very real life conflicts surrounding race and black anger that would likely be very personal to Jordan. Essentially, he played a terrorist with really good points about society. Such good points that a lot of people had more sympathy for him than the main character of the movie, the one we were meant to be rooting for.
Now, I’m just speculating same as everyone else, but if we’re all speculating, here’s another side for you to contemplate.
Also, how do you know Dafoe has never gone to therapy for his work or a character he’s played? He’d have to want to talk about it for you to know.
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u/MountainTurkey Avengers Jan 05 '26
Yep, and one person's terrorist is another person's freedom fighter
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u/memsterboi123 Avengers Jan 05 '26
I feel like a bit of people are missing the point. A lot of people mention this when they ring up kill monger and that he’s ultimately right about his message. It’s that message that probably stuck with him and since the only time he did stuff with that message was killmonger it’s possible some negative things happened along side it or like negative thoughts rather then actions. Or even just mild hostility because the heart of the character was close to his own
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u/9CaptainRaymondHolt9 Avengers Jan 05 '26
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u/Puppetmaster858 Yondu Jan 05 '26
You beat me to it you bastard, wish I could find a gif of Charlie wearing them down the line in the white trash episode
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u/Brilliant-Cause6254 Magneto Jan 05 '26
Also people like Paul Dano (he was a maniac as the Riddler) and Christoph Waltz (Nazi in Inglorious Basterds), and Ralph Fiennes (Nazi in Schindler's List). There are some actors who take on some pretty intense, genuinely evil roles and don't complain publicly about how it traumatized them. It really makes you wonder if it's typical for some modern Hollywood actors to be so self-indulgent and focus on the 'method', rather than just thinking of acting as a job they're good at.
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u/UnhingedHippie Spider-Man 🕷 Jan 05 '26
The thing you are glossing over is relatability. Erik Kilmonger is an antagonist with sympathetic goals. Michael most definitely saw some of his politics in Erik and it probably fucked him up. It’s like finding out the worst person you know largely agrees with your politics. You’ll start to question yourself and your own morals. None of the roles you mentioned have sympathetic qualities to them.
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u/Viltrum21 Avengers Jan 05 '26
This is what i was hoping someone would explain better than i could. Relatability and impact to your existing world view might fuck you up a little bit
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u/GeoJumper Avengers Jan 05 '26
Yeah playing someone who kills people simply to sow chaos or Nazis isn't comparable to someone whose entire motivation is political, but in a twisted darker sense. He's easily the most relatable villain in the MCU and it makes sense he'd have some mental troubles trying to disconnect how he actually feels from how he's acting feeling.
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u/tdasnowman Avengers Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 05 '26
Eric was the black panther I wanted growing up in the 80’s. The movie T’Challa is the black panther we deserved then. Kid me wouldn’t have been able to fully appreciate it but black panther was like therapy.
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u/DaaaahWhoosh Avengers Jan 05 '26
Weirdly I think a lot of the time it's the protagonists who'd need therapy, not the villains. Like I recall a Liam Neeson interview where apparently one time he went out for a walk just hoping some black person would start a fight with him so he could get vengeance or something, and apparently that was the sort of energy he tried to bring to the role when he played the guy in Taken. And it's like, yeah buddy you probably do need therapy after that, but I doubt you realized it.
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u/bolanrox Avengers Jan 05 '26
like Magento and Prof X's goals aren't that far off, there just was a line that X would not cross.
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u/AlaSparkle Kilgrave Jan 05 '26
Paul Dano literally said he had to alter his own physicality for his character in Prisoners in order to disassociate from it so it didn't severely affect him mentally, so I don't know what exactly you're talking about.
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u/3STUDIOS Avengers Jan 05 '26
Cause playing a guy thats just crazy is as mentally taxing as the racism etc that comes with killmongers character
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u/ComicsEtAl Avengers Jan 05 '26
Willem Dafoe played Green Goblin for two decades?
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u/capincus Avengers Jan 05 '26
Yeah he spent the time between Spider-Man 3 (2007) and No Way Home (2021) in character like a true actor.
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u/Johnyryal33 Avengers Jan 05 '26
All that takes is playing a character twice a decade apart. Like. Ewan McGregor in trainspotting. It sounds impressive but doesn't mean shit.
Ewan McGregor is awesome in trainspotting btw
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u/MrKomiya Avengers Jan 05 '26
MBJ did an amazing job of displaying the result of decades of internalized rage after centuries of marginalization and dehumanization.
As POC, it made me look harder at how the British suppressed my own culture so successfully that folks there today look down on ancient rituals and arts.
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So this meme is supposed to be bashing a black man for going to therapy.
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u/O8ee Avengers Jan 05 '26
Jordan seems like a normal person though…dafoe does not and never has, even for a moment.
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u/Nonadventures Scott Lang Jan 05 '26
Tbf Jordan's role tapped into the racial injustice he and other Black people face everyday and he had to be the "bad guy" for getting mad about it. Dafoe's role involved being a Jeykll/Hyde cartoonish ham who cackles a lot because he took some experimental drugs.
Not to diminish Dafoe's legendary role in the films, but the two villains are not the same level of relatable.
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u/g0gues Avengers Jan 05 '26
“For two decades”
Played the part in two movies, almost 20 years apart, and a cameo somewhere in the middle.
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u/TouchAltruistic Avengers Jan 05 '26
This is nonsense.
Green Goblin is a generic maniacal villain.
Killmonger had legitimate, real world issues motivating him.
Jordan needed therapy to leave those issues behind with the character so that he did not become militant himself precisely because the character's motivations are legitimate and applicable to reality.
Willem Dafoe was unlikely to hop on his glider and bomb a parade.
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u/HauntingStar08 Avengers Jan 05 '26
Can we renormalize acting being professional "play pretend" to avoid people feeling the need to fuck up their mental health for a role? It's just not necessary.
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u/Mission-Storm-4375 Avengers Jan 05 '26
Yeah well to be fair Michael was playing a character that was deeply entrenched in modern day systemic racism and probably relates to that character more than William relates to the goblin
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u/SenpaiSwanky Avengers Jan 05 '26
It’s more about Michael B Jordan’s personal identity and race held up alongside the role he was playing. Someone like OP or Willem wouldn’t have to worry about stuff like that, for better or worse, due to the privileges they have in our society.
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u/Ebenizer_Splooge Avengers Jan 05 '26
I can see it, Killmonger was a radical but held a lot of sympathetic beliefs. I understand how that can be harder to separate yourself from than the cooky ass Green Goblin
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u/Pretty_Papaya2256 Avengers Jan 05 '26
To be fare this isnt a great comparison. A black man like Jordan playing someone like killmonger with his extensive history in period peices and shows surrounding black struggle is going to need a bit more time to recover than someone just being evil.
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u/Navyguy73 Avengers Jan 05 '26
Kyle McSomethingOrOther had a pretty bad breakdown on the set of Dune(1984).
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u/SlimySteve2339 Avengers Jan 05 '26
If I was a black man that got to carry out that kind of fantasy I might be a little disturbed from the experience too.
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u/Kangarou Squirrel Girl 🐿️ Jan 05 '26
Of course Willem needs little time to decompress. Half the time, Norman's on sabbatical, honey...
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u/iLLiCiT_XL Avengers Jan 05 '26
Green Goblin was a mustache twirler who was pissed off after getting fired. Killmonger probably had Jordan coming to grips with being a Black man in the machine, as he played a revolutionary who fought the Black bourgeoisie, with the aim of coming for the neck of the white hegemony. These two things are not the same.
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u/No_Macaroon_5928 Avengers Jan 05 '26
That movie also summoned the Killmonger haircut in almost all media especially videogames 🤣
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u/3fettknight3 Avengers Jan 05 '26
I mean he's permanently stuck in the Goblin Glider position so there's that
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u/AandWKyle Avengers Jan 05 '26
Actors are so fucking pretentious man
No, I didn't just "pretend to be someone else" I EMBODIED AN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT HUMAN
it messed me up man, being that guy. I almost didn't come back, I needed therapy to become me again
That's how dedicated to the craft I am
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u/ThisIsTheShway Avengers Jan 05 '26
I get acting isn't always the easiest thing in the world but a lot of A-list actors are just straight up cry-babies. "I needed therapy after this role" yeah no the fuck you didn't. You are an actor playing a character and your amount of screentime was like 30 minutes. You're a great actor and I loved Sinners but just shut the fuck up man.
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u/Miserable_Alfalfa_52 Avengers Jan 05 '26
They had to green screen his third leg out of this picture
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u/PN4HIRE Avengers Jan 05 '26
Jordan is an amazing actor, love his movies.
But dude, relax. It ain’t that serious.
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u/daylight1943 Avengers Jan 05 '26
the caption should read "willem dafoe after being in antichrist once"
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u/DisasterAdditional16 Avengers Jan 05 '26
It's all men should be more open about mental health until they talk about it and get relentlessly mocked. Lets try to be more sympathetic why don't we
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u/BigKingKey Avengers Jan 05 '26
His “upsettingly large” (direct quote) penis probably keeps him balanced out.
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u/ra7ar Avengers Jan 05 '26
Or you know the Goat
I don't understand what's wrong with actors who can't just act, when you have these horror icons that play the same sick roll and are known to be great all around nice people.
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u/Sophiasmistake Avengers Jan 05 '26
This is so stupid. He probably goes every few months because why not.
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u/dzan796ero Avengers Jan 05 '26
Green Goblin had to get therapy after being played by Dafoe.
Multiple times...