Why Do I Think The MCU Ruined The Abomination

 

Why Do I Think The MCU Ruined The Abomination

Now I'm going to explain how the abomination went from awesome and threatening villain to just a watered down family friendly character. 

Now The Abomination made his first MCU debut in 2008´s The Incredible Hulk. Now in The film The Abomination is introduced as the soldier named Email Blonsky who is tasked By General Ross to find and capture the Hulk. Then he gets Experimented on by Dr Samuel Stearns who tells him not to inject himself with too much gamma ray or else it will transform him so Email Blonsky does and then he turned into The Abomination and tried to kill the Hulk. I still think that the film did a fantastic job showing how intimidating and dark the abomination was and the character like he'll stop at nothing to kill the Hulk and he is played by Tim Roth who gave a tremendous performance. He was scary and he was very entertaining. 

Now I wish The Abomination could stay that way forever but unfortunately we there's She-Hulk and this was the nail in the coffin for this character because in the show The Abomination AKA email Blonsky is shown to be  cracking jokes and that's not how The Abomination should act The Abomination should still be vicious and scary and he's barely in the show and apparently according to Email Blocky he can control his powers which is just really stupid I wish he was more scary like how he was in that 2008 film. Not dimension he's barely in the show he don't even feel episode and then he doesn't really do it in the final episode and also the design of the abomination is really weird they give him the ears and I understand  He's supposed to look more comic book accurate but to be honest it looks really dumb and really weird. I  much preferred the movie design better because that one looked a lot scary without the ears. But the worst part about the abomination I'm sorry to say Tim Roth performance in the show is kind of bad because he is way too lay back in the sense he's supposed to be more intense when he's playing the character He is trying with the material he is given but it's just not enough to fix this blindness of this family friendly and watered down villain and he felt more like a hero than a villain and that's not how the abomination should be The Abomination need to be full on villain He's about to be scary and intimidating and very violent and  I'm going to say this as much as I don't Like Tim Burton's Planet of the Apes I'm going to say that Tim Ross give a better performance as General Thade. Also this is going to be a hot take. But I think General Thade was a better Abomination than the Abomination in the MCU because with that character he was threatening he was scary and that's what I  whatied the MCU to continue with The Abomination. But unfortunately they just made him into another Disney fined Marvel character who is just way too family-friendly. 

    So in conclusion this was a lot of fun to do. It was really fun to Discuss the rise and fall of The Abomination. How he went from a very intense and scary villain in the MCU to this down to earth family friendly joke of a character because unlike Ant-Man who can be family-friendly and it works because Ant-Man is really funny and it works perfectly. But with The Abomination it doesn't work because they just made him just water down and way too down to earth. He is supposed to be like Gore The God Butcher in terms of being scary Not like the wrecking crew and through the being too silly