Homecoming has its own themes and emotional narratives, probably influenced by those of the Hughes films? They need to be exactly the same?
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Kevin Feige Clarifies Doctor Strange Sequel Has “Scary” Sequences but Isn't a Horror Movie
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Horror, not horrible movie....oh wait, that was Dark Phoenix.
This shit is gonna be incredible, I can't wait
They already made one for GBA!
They already made one for GBA!
If you read comic books this is like a yearly event for a lot of superheroes and they always get them back. Really not the best example lol
I wouldn't say Scott Derriskon's lying, rather, Kevin Feige's trying to make Multiverse of Madness as inclusive as possible for moviegoing audiences.
As popular as the Horror genre is, some casual moviegoers just don't like being scared.
Remember when he told his bosses to fuck off and made his own system of magic......and became a hipster
It has very clear and obvious influences from John Hughes films. A strange thing to "lmao" at.
If you were expecting a literal John Hughes film instead of influences mixed with the superhero format, that's on you.
Horror-favored trippy visuals sounds too good for this world. Oh god when this is releasing? My hype is only increasing the more I think it.
I skipped this run just because of the costumeRemember when he told his bosses to fuck off and made his own system of magic......and became a hipster
If the nightmare sequences are as well done as the Mysterio sequences in Far From Home, the movie should be in good shape.
this is some fine old revisionist history, people were very directly invoking Hughes work as a point of comparison for Homecoming, which it doesn't warrant. Apparently all John Hughes means to some people is high School.
god that sequence was gloriousCool just keep adding cool imagery really loved the stuff from the first Doctor Strange and Infinity War really elevated strange. I expect Stephen Strange to go full anime.
So first 2/3 kinda similar to a horror film then the last act is typical marvel movie CGI fest battle?
1/3 is horror-ish and set up, middle section is the globe trotting/universe hopping adventure part and it finishes with big CGI spectacle.
The funny part of this post is Doctor Strange entirely forgoes this in favour of a very different climax.
No revisionist history at all. I disagree that it wasn't warranted
No, it was also how the teenagers were written and their interactions with each other. Again, the influences were clear. The movie itself was not literally a John Hughes movie. It's still a superhero film. Most people understood what the comparisons meant.
Was anyone actually expecting any different? No way would Disney let Marvel make an actual horror film under the MCU banner.
That's not a bad thing.
That's not a bad thing.
People with an axe to grind don't actually pay attention to these movies lol
And they would respond to that by calling the movie "forgettable."
itt people that were only interested in seeing the movie so they can drop hot takes online pretend that they were expecting something different.
I doubt it will lean that far.
I was excited for black widow because i thought it would lean heavier into spy thriller given that well, she's not super powerful super hero, and yet in trailers it looks unbelievably generic super hero team action movie .
The only "horror" about the New Mutants is its cursed production.
Hmmm, Feige DID say this movie would have unexpected cameos and debuts....
Lmao @ all the Marvel stans on Twitter who swore that the MCU was so innovative by making a super hero horror film.
This thread is weird. I'm very curious what people thought "a John Hughes movie" meant, in the context of Homecoming.
Likewise with Multiverse of Madness. Did you think it was gonna feature graphic dismemberment or extreme psychological terror?
Likewise with Multiverse of Madness. Did you think it was gonna feature graphic dismemberment or extreme psychological terror?