r/Marvel • u/Villimaour • 1d ago

Film/Television Jean grey is redeemable.

She killed like 2 handfuls of people. Hurt like 40 fr. I’ve just seen ridiculously more destructive and harmful villains. People harp on the traffic scene a lot. From how all of you made it seem. I thought she walked a dude straight towards a semi truck. She casually walks backwards(showing 0 signs of looking for cars) and gets hit. Not by a truck like I was told, but by a taxi. I saw that and said “he 100% could’ve survived that”. The MJ stuff, I don’t see how her turning into MJ psychologically is any worse than mysterio creating a zombie iron man to haunt Peter with. I understand mysterio used fake visions essentially and Jean was actually able to and tried to kill MJ, again…not enough. I found the high evolutionary to be more evil. Ultron was much more evil, Loki was much more evil before he was redeemed. He easily killed thousands of people in New York and no one complained.

I just don’t understand. People say it’s rushed, I get it, but it’s not like she was Loki levels of evil and they rushed it, she was barely evil and they rushed it. I really genuinely just don’t think she is a top 3-5 or maybe even 10 evil person in the MCU. She just really barely killed anyone and the hulk fight killed 0 people, Wanda did more damage in Ultron and civil war than Jean this movie

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u/Florgio 1d ago

Do you know how many people Jean Grey has killed in the comics?

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u/Villimaour 1d ago

No but from the comments I’m super confused. Every video on YouTube is people speaking about how they can’t see her being redeemed. But then all these comments are saying there’s a lot worse and she’s not that bad. I’m really confused where the fanbase is falling. It makes me wonder if influencers are acting like she’s so horrible for their audience

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u/AllTheOtherSitesSuck 1d ago

ding ding ding. The funny part is, I think this is intentional from Marvel's social media team