niedziela, 7 czerwca 2015

"Technically I'm not even sure if it works, but let's face it. I invented it so it works." - Howard Stark




For a long time I didn't want to watch a TV series called „Agent Carter”, I didn't like the character in the movie „Captain America: First Avenger”, so it wasn't high on my must-watch-list. But recently I've watched the last episodes of „Gotham”, „Arrow”, and I've realised I don't have anything new to watch while I'm eating diner. So I read what the plot was about (and I saw that terrible poster, like they didn't have any specialists in Marvel. They can do such amazing things like The Age of Ultron trailer and they can't make a decent poster for their new baby „Agent Carter”?) and I saw that cast includes Dominic Cooper who plays Howard Stark (Tony's father) and this made me to watch it.
So we meet agent Carter after the end of the Second World War. She's still in pain after loosing the love of her life – Steve Rogers. And that's good, because if she just agreed that he's gone and now she has to move on, well that would mean she didn't really love him. But she did. A lot. So here she is, an English tough girl in New York, who has a secret job in SSR, an agent totally underestimated because of her sex (let's remember it was before women got rights), her life is pretty miserable, she doesn't date of course, she tries to do her best, but her colleuges just want her to make a coffee and bring lunch. So when she meets Howard who wants to give her a secret mission, says he can trust only her, she's delighted. And the adventure starts, she has to take back some of Howard's inventions that nobody gets hurt. And there's Jarvis, Howard's butler, who is supposed to help her any time.
So I've watched the whole season one (eight episodes, YAY!) and I've changed my mind about Peggy Carter. She's a strong woman, she can kick some ass (one guy claimed that five guys did beat him, not a girl), she's tough, smart and has a funny accent. But my absolutely favourite character is Howard Stark. He's like his son (well, Tony is like his father, but you get the point). He's bright, genius, womanizer, playboy, millionaire, inventor and above all a good human being. He can be arrogant, selfish, sometimes unpleasant, but you have to admit he has a reason. Have I mentioned he was a genius? Well he is. And that's why he's one of the founders of the SHIELD. Unfortunately, we know his fate is to die with his beloved wife in a car accident which wasn't a car accident, but a murderer comitted by Hydra, so this TV series allows us to know him a little bit better than just from Tony's memories in “Iron Man 1,2,3”.

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