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."
Sera por eso que Wheedon se ha "cansado" de trabajar con Marvel, y que la imposición de la escena de Thor que va buscando la visión de las gemas del infinito estén tan mal editadas que te enteras de bien poco. A mi me parece que en los Vengadores 2 hay mucho tijeretazo supongo que a causa de los ejecutivos. Warner se cargo la peli de Green Lantern por meter todo dios hay la mano. Ya veremos si su nuevo enfoque es mas de autor o que.
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