KEVIN FEIGE RESPONDE A SPIELBERG Y SNYDER

Como dije anteriormente, en las respuestas a estas estas cuestiones se ve la inteligencia de cada cual, y Feige llega a unas conclusiones que te mueven a la carcajada.

Respondiendo a lo de que los superhéroes desaparecerán como los Westerns:

"It could, but the Western lasted 40-50 years, and they still pop up occasionally,

It's been, what, eight years since Iron Man 1 if we count that, which I do, as the beginning of our MCU? Maybe [the superhero genre] will only last another 42 years."

"People have been asking me that for 15 years. In 2001, 2002, 2003 there were two Marvel movies, three Marvel movies, and I still believe the same thing, which is as long as the ones that we can control are as good as they can be, that's all that I care about. I think we've been doing pretty well.

I'm very confident in the films we've announced that we have coming forward that they're going to be surprising and different and unique.

I've said a lot: I don't believe in the comic book genre. I don't believe in the superhero genre. I believe that each of our films can be very different."

"Those are all very different movies. They all happen to be based on Marvel characters and Marvel comics, but from a genre and a cinematic perspective, they're all very unique.  Civil War may as well be a different genre from Age of Ultron.

The way Winter Soldier was a political thriller, I think there is a more emotional and more geopolitical and real world through line through Civil War than there was in the broader Age of Ultron with the killer AI Tony Stark invention.

I think it's the same thing as saying, 'I don't know how many more movies can be made from novels. I think people are going to bored with novels being turned into movies. I don't know how long it's going to last.'"