Me tengo que poner de parte de los Russo: Hacer un guión requiere atención porpia, muy difícil que alguien que además dirija lo logre.
The biggest difference is that Joss wrote everything.
When he writes them, he plays every single character in, like, a cabin and he does the fighting sequences as much as he can and then he writes it.
I think the main difference is that the Russos delegate and they trust everything that they’ve delegated things to. Not saying Joss didn’t, but that’s a lot of pressure to be a director and then go home to also do rewrites for the next week.
So I think it’s just as it gets bigger, things become more specific to different departments and I think it allows maybe even a freedom within the dialogue sometimes, because there’s a space some of us have the ability to step out and not be on the page.
Not saying that one’s better than the other because Joss knows these characters better than maybe each one of the individuals do because he lives it and breathes it, and the Russos at the beginning of filming are like, “You’re in control of your character. If there are things you think we missed, please participate, please say.
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