Joe Russo's film in Avengers Endgame is a milestone in LGBTQ representation in pop culture

"Avengers:" Endgame "contains a special appearance of co-director Joe Russo who represents him as a homobadual character. Twitter welcomes the move.

While everyone was busy celebrating the billion-dollar fan party Avengers: Endgame Joe Russo has a special appearance of co-director Joe Russo is present at the beginning of the film and shows that he attends a support group with Captain America (Chris Evans) and discusses a recent date with another man. is presented as a homobadual, a first in the canon of 22 films of Marvel Studios.

Fans quickly understood the historic moment of LGBTQ representation in pop culture and praised the movement. their reaction without spoiling towards the scene. A user wrote: "This is not a spoiler, but I think the most important thing about Avengers Endgame is the fact that it is the first MCU movie to recognize the existence of homobadual people. " Another tweeted, "Always laughing that the first openly gay MCU person is a stranger."

This is not a spoiler, but I think the most important thing about Avengers Endgame is that it is the first MCU movie to recognize the existence of homobadual people.

– Kristian Johns (@guy_interruptd) April 28, 2019

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I still laugh that the first open MCU homobadual is alien to a mourning session

– Dan Dancer D (@DVruno) April 27, 2019

Also #Avengers narrated: did any one surprise the gay man at first talking about his experiences and his appointments during the group of discussing?

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– tylerMcSilva (); (@tymcsilva) April 28, 2019

"After 22 films, we thought that an openly homobadual and totally anonymous character should have three complete lines of dialogue."

– Scott Weinberg (@scottEweinberg) April 27, 2019

A little earlier, Kevin Feige, president of Marvel Studios, hinted that some of Marvel's upcoming films will attempt to push the boundaries of equal representation of people and communities from all walks of life. In fact, Feige confirmed last year that at least two LGBTQ characters would come in the series.

Speaking of his cameo scene in an interview with Deadline, Joe said, "The performance is very important, it was important to us, we did four of those movies, we wanted a gay character somewhere. thought that it was important that one of us play it to ensure its integrity and show that it is so important to the filmmakers that one of us represents it. [19659009] Follow @ News18Movies for more features