Starlord

Apparently, fans are petitioning Disney not to recast and pass the mantle to Shuri.

Likely story. Unfinished ice cream is a myth.

It starts with the writing.  Leto was given crappy dialogue that ruminated within the confines of a crappy movie.  His portrayal never stood a chance anyway. 

Did they ask if you're refrigerator was running?

If all the toilets in your house are occupied and you are waiting for one to be free, switch off the wi-fi.

If all the toilets in your house are occupied and you are waiting for one to be free, switch off the wi-fi.

One more reason to like him.

Actually, that movie was more of an allegory for the American exercise of power and its penchant to act unilaterally (and potentially irresponsibly) outside its own borders, all in the name of saving others. Without the legal MacGuffin of the Sokovian Accords there is no "civil war". So it really all comes down to what those accords are attempting to do, which is to place operational constraints on the Avengers and put a multi-national committee in charge of them. It had nothing to do with heroism or justice, but international arms control. The reason this put Tony at odds with Steve is because the idea of external restraint (even if that meant sacrificing freedom at the altar of security) aligned with Tony's all-consuming guilt. Tony and Steve did not disagree about heroism or what needed to be done in a crisis. They disagreed over who should have control over their powers.

All I can say is "I Am Iron Man" vs "You can't risk your secret saving a bunch of kids on a bus". I think that showed the difference in the mentality of the 2 universes.
I will say, I still wish the post teaser from Spider-man far from home had ended with Mysterio saying his name is P... (white noise) and not give away his full name to everyone. would really have setup the spiderman dynamic we grew up with, where spiderman was hated (mostly due to Daily Bugle) but peter was basically an anonymous person.