Brie Larson cried while looking at Wonder Woman, as we

Do you remember that time in 2017 when you sat in a theater and cried profusely during the Wonder Woman of Patty Jenkins? Well, you are not alone. Brie Larson, who runs the highly anticipated Captain Marvel was by your side, crying while Diana de Themyscira was giving an bad kick to the screen. In an interview with Marie Claire, Larson spoke of the crying phenomenon that many women felt while watching Wonder Woman .

Larson said, "It's so interesting because I did not think about it before I found myself watching it in the cinema Wonder Woman . About two minutes later, I sobbed and thought, "Why am I crying so much about it?" But it was to see all these women warriors so autonomous. It's not something I've identified as having grown up – my hero was Indiana Jones. Having the chance to be an example of it is powerful and exciting. "

Many ideas were written as a result of Wonder Woman's publication as more and more women revealed on social media that they cried during the film. The Guardian Jessica Valenti summed up the problem in these terms: "When many of us felt helpless, seeing the extraordinary power of a woman resembled a cathartic release, a reminder of what is possible and what that our daughter and ourselves deserve. "

In the interview, Larson discusses thoughtfully about her role as Carol Danvers and what she hopes to achieve with her representation. : "One of the greatest qualities [of being a hero] is to have an external awareness of yourself and to understand that the world does not revolve around your needs.I think that part of what I am and from what she [Carol Danvers/Captain Marvel] is also: to have the theory of the mind to put oneself in the place of others. "

She is also enthusiastic about the idea of ​​offering a super-complex, multi-faceted superhero." "I've been lucky in this Captain Marvel is super imperfect; she makes mistakes and has a temperament The fact that I do not play this idealized version of perfection makes me more comfortable to enter the role. "

A super-powerful but imperfect and nuanced heroine Ugh, March 8 can not arrive soon enough You know we'll be sitting in the front row at Captain Marvel probably bawling our eyes

(via Marie Clare, image: Marvel)

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