The MCU Is A Mess Behind The Scenes

Written by Drew Andh Published One hour ago

Fantastic Four: First Steps This week opens, and continuing Trudge from Marvel Cinematic University through pop culture. MCU hopes to get a pants kick with its latest films, as the brand was a little stagnation regarding its cultural dominance. Even McU Shepherd Kevin Feige recently admitted that Marvel has focused on quality on the past few years.

In fact, recent MCU tests and revelation reveals that there is a lot of chaos and confusion that takes place behind the scenes more than anyone who has ever realized it, and this is reflected on the big screen.

The first steps stumble

Let’s take quickly in Fantastic Four: First Steps For example. The news appeared that the character John Malikovich, Red Ghost, was completely cut from the final movie. It has been shown in previous marketing materials and was certainly developed as an important figure for the story.

no! Yonk! Outta there! Now, actors who are cut from movies are not unfamiliar, but it certainly seems to be worth checking in MCU because these things give a shell to be planned well. How was a decisive character like Red Ghost made to be so logical that it can be completely erased from the story?

It is not a secret that MCU movies and shows are constantly reshaped during production. Once again, post -production changes and changes are equal to the cycle when it comes to most of the Tentpole Studio versions. Unfortunately, it appears that it has become the default creative state of MCU: select the movie/show while it is in its thickness rather than adhering to the scenario before the start of production.

I am sure that no one will walk Fantastic Four: First Steps It will be upset that Red Ghost/John Malkovich is not in the movie, but his circumcision speaks to the comprehensive structural mentality that MCU simply cannot escape. It is clear that no one has made a copy of Red Ghost in the story they can adhere to. This lack of confidence in text programs that have become an unavoidable issue in building a strong world of characters.

Who cares after after inflammation anymore?

When talking about the characters, MCU built its basis on surprising fans with the appearance of Nick France at the end Iron man. This puts a precedent that did not program the fans to expect only to illuminate a new character at the end of the Marvel movie, but for this character to be a task that does not go beyond the understanding of a future movie.

Once MCU puts this practice through the factory assembly line, it took out a formula that has lost every effectiveness. We were expected to think that Hercules would be the same as Nick Furi. Did anyone already bought Harry Styles and Nablemarish Patton Oswalt Gnome as characters that will be very tense in moving forward?

This is the thing: Kevin Fig did not buy in these things too. He also mentioned that he is not committed to any of the post -credit characters that we saw in the fifth stage. It will not be surprised if most of these characters are not talking again or are removed with some corridor dialogue. But Big Trust how, everything in stage 6 matters a lot.

Goodbye, blade

Then, there code. There is no doubt that this was the most troubled mcU. He announced in 2019 and aims to release November, code The schedule of the foreseeable future was removed. It has become far away in pre -production, the fashion of the period was put together for a story that occurs in the early twentieth century. When the film was unable to assemble things, Ryan Coogler benefited from using these costumes Singer.

Many fans feel that code It should not be a movie that takes a lot of rewriting and repetition to produce a decent story. There is already a trilogy of films that prove that Blade is not the most difficult to protect. So why is the MCU code a character that cannot be born from a confident concept?

This is only my speculation and artistic criticism: I don’t know whether Blade is a character who works better woven in a larger fabric than other comic films. I am sure that there is an independent dull story that can wear the MCU title while not really recognized most of the MCU world, but this defeats one of the things that the fans expect from a movie or MCU. If you do not do MCU’s things in every MCU project, why do you even say it is part of MCU?

It is the private Marvel Studios game: They want to adapt each character they can, but some characters are not designed to adapt to their own countryside on the world of Marvel. It will not surprise me if it is part of codeTrying problems to suit the Daywalker’s Square connection in the Round’s Kevin Feige hole.

After feeling enthusiastic by publishing James Gon in DCU and promised to preserve the various movies and shows, you will need MCU to intensify their creative game. Part of this means finding a stronger level than adhering to the stories they want to tell instead of the formula that made them successful.