Disney is enlisting Earth’s Mightiest Heroes as the company prepares to launch its upcoming streaming service. The entertainment giant is in early development on an ambitious plan for a number of limited series centered on popular characters from the Marvel Cinematic Universe. These series will likely include shows centered on Loki and the Scarlet Witch, along with other beloved superheroes who have yet to appear in their own standalone movies.
Storylines for each series are still being teased out, but Disney appears to be holding back some significant fire power for the big screen. Insiders stress the Avengers that have gotten their own movies like Iron Man and Captain America will not be featured in the series with the studios focusing on characters who have served as second tier characters in the MCU.
There’s an important distinction from other Marvel small screen efforts,
however. The actors who portrayed these heroes and villains in the
Avengers films and their spin-offs, such as Tom Hiddleston and Elizabeth
Olsen, are expected to play them in the streaming shows
Seriously though: Everyone that describes Vision as “emotionally stunted” is missing the point of his entire history.
Vision is a very emotional being. He defies Ultron because of his emotions. He spends a good quarter of his life struggling with the realization that he does have and deserve emotions. He loves a woman, rejoices at the birth of his sons, despairs when he is revived and realizes how much of his past life is irrevocably gone. Recently he’s closed off, but not because he “never learned how to feel” but because he feels all the time and everything he feels absolutely sucks.
Those Celestial Bodies 