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A las declaraciones de  Greg Silverman de que la diferencia entre las películas Warner y las de Marvel es que la primera deja que los directores realicen sus visiones personales, Feige responde:

"My response is: Look at the movies. Iron Man and Iron Man 2 are as Jon Favreau films as you can see. Kenneth Branagh has his stamp all over Thor. Captain America: First Avenger is very much a Joe Johnston film. 

The greatest example of that, look at Guardians of the Galaxy with James Gunn. 

And the one I always point out is Avengers. We knew the general structure when we sat down with Joss [Whedon]. But I don't want you to think we gave him a story. 

We gave him a "Here's where we think the movie should start, here's where we think this character should come into it; it would be fun if something like this happened in the middle and in the end a hole opens up and aliens pour out into Manhattan." 

So arguably, there were many pieces in place, and yet now that everyone has seen the movie, it's completely a Joss Whedon film. 

He was able to take all the elements that were handed to him – that were studio-imposed, if you want to look at it that way – and make it his own. 

We wouldn't have hired any of the filmmakers we've hired if we just wanted somebody who would do what we say."