In the short trailer, we get a glimpse of the Indian version of Spiderman. The multiple versions of Spiderman raise curiosity over the look of the Indian Spiderman. She clearly has a good heart - at least until her teammates eat it like the Khaleesi in Game of Thrones.Įlla Purnell is a talented actress who has had roles in a number of notable films, including Kick-Ass 2, Maleficent, Miss Peregrine’s Home for Peculiar Children, and Army of the Dead.Also read- ‘What they’re planning is still huge’: Sony Originally Wanted Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse To Be 2.5 Hours Long Like Avengers: Endgame Indian Version of Spiderman draws heavy criticismĪs per the new trailer, released on 4 April 2023, Spider-people from various universes make an appearance in it. Further, she takes her designation as captain seriously, and breaks up a major fight between the girls at a party, forcing them to say nice things about one another. Of course, it can’t be Shauna that died that day, as she’s still alive in 2021, so logic says the necklace went back to Jackie, probably after finding out Shauna’s been riding her boyfriend like a bronco for who knows how long. Despite her popularity, she’s a much better friend to Shauna than vice versa, even going so far as to give her best friend said heart necklace for good luck while on the flight. At least, it definitely seems to be Jackie, as her golden heart necklace is displayed around her neck, and she’s not shown as a survivor in 2021.īefore her unfortunate demise, she genuinely seems like a good person. She’s then strung up, drained of blood, and eaten by her teammates. She falls into a trap burrowed into the snow and is impaled on spikes underground. She also appears to be the first victim shown on screen as being hunted by the other girls in the wilderness, who make ominous bird sounds as she runs through the forest barefoot and bleeding. Jackie is the aforementioned BFF of Shauna, girlfriend of Jeff, and captain of the Yellowjackets.
Shauna seems to be the lead keeper of the secrets that occurred during the girls’ nineteen months in the forest, shown by a bevy of their diaries from the time that she keeps locked in a safe. That’s not to say that Shauna hasn’t a shred of decency in her – she’s one of the first to confront Taissa about her actions toward fellow teammate Allie, which we will get to soon. She clearly has some kill in her as well, illustrated when she unflinchingly guts a rabbit that’s been feeding off of her garden. Shauna eventually gets her wish after being rescued from the Canadian wilderness, as it is shown that her adult version ( Melanie Lynskey) has in fact married Jeff with no Jackie in sight. This is displayed by her directions to him during sex to tell her he loves her, and by her hiding her early acceptance to Brown University, as she doesn’t want to leave him. She’s shamelessly sleeping with Jackie’s boyfriend, Jeff, and is clearly in love with him. But as time moves on, it becomes increasingly apparent that Shauna has no loyalty towards Jackie at all. Teenaged Shauna, played by Sophie Nèlisse, at first comes off as the most popular Yellowjacket’s (Jackie) less shiny best friend who is just lucky to be in her favor.
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RELATED: 'Yellowjackets' Review: A Harrowing Thriller Series About Surviving More Than Just Girlhood That’s what we’re here for, so sit back and delve into Collider’s Yellowjackets cast and character guide. With such a talented cast of young and middle-aged actors playing the same characters while the narrative shifts between 19, it can be difficult to keep track of who’s who. Further, it tells not only the story of these marooned soccer champions, who wanted nothing more than to make it to nationals, but what happens later in life after the survivors have been rescued. Yellowjackets, which is the name of the girls’ soccer team, ups the ante by putting violence at the forefront, including the hunting, killing, and straight-up cannibalism of fellow schoolmates. While Amazon Prime’s The Wilds may have beaten them to the punch plot-wise, it looks like Showtime’s Yellowjackets, created by Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson, is shaping up to be the prestige television experience for those seeking a stranded, Lord of the Flies vibe featuring a group of teenage girls.
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