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Russo Brothers Say Marvel Isn't Out Of Touch, It's The Children Who Are Wrong
Four years after COVID-19 upended the world, we're all still just scrambling to catch up. So many industries are having a rough go of it, and Hollywood is no exception. Even the almighty Marvel Studios has fallen on hard times, with several Marvel Cinematic Universe films seeing lower-than-expected returns at the box office. That downward trend culminated with last year's "The Marvels" becoming the lowest-grossing MCU movie ever. How dire was it? The follow-up to the billion-dollar smash-hit that was 2019's "Captain Marvel" made less than DC's notorious "Green Lantern" from 2011, the first Nicolas Cage "Ghost Rider" movie, and the massive flop that was Fox's X-Men pic "Dark Phoenix." Just let that sink in for a minute.
So, what gives? Could it be that Disney saturating the market with MCU media, with an emphasis on quantity over quality, hurt the brand? Or that the continuing impact of the pandemic on the theatrical market is manifesting itself in Marvel's bottom line? Or are superhero movies seeing a natural decline in popularity after two decades of cultural and commercial supremacy? Or is film, in general, no longer quite the dominant art form that it was back in the 20th century thanks to the rise of the internet and streaming (coupled with people having home theater setups that are just as good, if not better, than what major theater chains offer)? Or maybe a combination of all these factors?
Nah. According to Anthony and Joe Russo, the guys who gave us takes like "A.I.-driven entertainment is great, actually!" and seem more than happy to churn out an endless supply of forgettable "content" for Netflix (remember when "The Gray Man 2" was announced roughly 200 years ago? It's apparently still happening!), the issue is all those darned youths and their short attention spans.
Those no-good kids are killing the MCU and theaters
Five years after the Russos brought the MCU to its box office peak with "Avengers: Endgame," the franchise is no longer the behemoth it once was, that much we can agree on. Speaking to GamesRadar+, Joe Russo suggested that Marvel's woes are "a reflection of the current state of everything. It's difficult right now, it's an interesting time. I think we're in a transitional period and people don't know quite yet how they're going to receive stories moving forward, or what kinds of stories they're going to want."
Continuing,Principal SkinnerRusso added:
"There's a big generational divide about how you consume media. There's a generation that's used to appointment viewing and going to a theater on a certain date to see something, but it's aging out. Meanwhile the new generation are 'I want it now, I want to process it now,' then moving onto the next thing, which they process whilst doing two other things at the same time. You know, it's a very different moment in time than it's ever been. And so I think everyone, including Marvel, is experiencing the same thing, this transition. And I think that really is probably what's at play more than anything else."
It's certainly something, Russo saying this a year after "Oppenheimer" — a three-hour, partly black-and-white adult drama — brought in nearly a billion dollars. Not to mention that "Dune: Part Two," which is currently the highest-grossing film of 2024, is an almost three-hour and undeniably bleak epic about imperialism and the danger of messiahs. Then there's the whole irony of the Russos producing straight-to-streaming pablum that has little of value to say and exists primarily to be rapidly consumed and quickly disposed of. But no, they're right, it's the children who are the real problem.
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Assim, mostrando só a cara, não tem como conhecer. Se mostrasse a bunda, aí muda a situação.
Vou ser sincero que uns dois dessa lista aí nunca tinha nem escutado falar.
Puro suco do esquerdismo
Queria ir num show do avenged.
Ainda bem que não fã de Doctor Who, mas sei bem como eles se sentem, pois passei por isso com a Sony + DC comics. Engraçado que o ciclo lembra bastante o que uma pessoa de luto passa, tirando 3º fase, o resto é igualzinho:‘Doctor Who’ Showrunner Confirms Upcoming Season To Feature Heavy Focus On Progressive Messaging: “If You’re Not Writing That In 2024, What On Earth Are You Doing?”
To the surprise of absolutely no one who has kept appraised of either the current media landscape or the content of the series’ recent specials, showrunner Russell T Davies has confirmed that the upcoming season of Doctor Who will feature a particularly heavy focus on both progressive messaging and sociopolitical commentary. Davies provided this insight during an April 2024 interview given to Rolling Stone’s Alan Sepinwall in promotion of The Doctor’s forthcoming return to the airwaves.
At one point pressed for his thoughts regarding actor Ncuti Gatwa’s casting as the first black actor to ever portray the series’ titular hero proper (actress Jo Martin previously appeared as a future incarnation of the Time Lord known as ‘The Fugitive Doctor’), Davies opined, “It’s about time. Sometimes, big old terrestrial and streaming shows can be slow machines to catch up with the world,” he explained. “And I’m getting older now, so you become one of those gatekeepers of television, for want of a better word, and your job is then is to hold the gate open: ‘Come on, everyone!’”
Reinforcing Davies’ argument, the aforementioned Gatwa, himself being jointly interviewed alongside the showrunner, added, “That’s what the show does. It evolves and it regenerates. I feel like it’s about time, and I am here. For all you damners out there, I’m not going anywhere.”
On the topic of personal identities, Davies then addressed the fact that both he and Gatwa were themselves ‘queer’, telling Sepinwall that while many feared otherwise, their sexualities would have no undue or excessive influence on the season’s storytelling.
“I don’t walk around thinking all day about being queer, and, What’s my queer energy today?” explained Davies. “You’re talking to people who live a queer life. So this is completely normal. And where I’m slightly amazed is that anyone finds this different. Come on straight people, come and find out!”
To this end, Gatwa then noted that while many have taken to describing his version of The Doctor as ‘queer’, he himself was “reluctant to apply any human label to the Doctor because they’re an alien. They’ve been with all sorts”, argued the actor. “That is label-less and limitless, and I think it represents our ability to be limitless and our ability to be anything. And that character can be anyone and played by anyone. I feel very, very honored that I get to be the first of a couple of things. Because I think if you’re a true fan of the show, you understand that. You understand that [Doctor Who] lends itself to inclusivity and to diversity and welcoming different people in. That’s what Russell has done. I’m very happy to be a part of that vision.”
From there, Sepinwall noted that while Doctor Who had always been a relatively progressive show, Davies’ upcoming run would lean particularly hard on such topics, as evidenced by the introduction of Donna Noble’s transgender child, the Doctor being chided over his pronoun usage, and an upcoming episode serving as a metaphor for women’s reproductive rights, to which the showrunner exclaimed in turn, “If you’re not writing that [in 2024], what on Earth are you doing?”
“I think our rights are in danger,” he posited. “I’m talking as someone who’s lived through gay liberation, all the way through the AIDS crisis, all the way through to the freedoms that we have now. I can see them spinning and being endangered, so there’s no choice in this. And if the most exciting and entertaining action-adventure show on television can also do that, I think that’s wonderful.”
At present, the next season of Doctor Who is set to emerge from the time stream onto Disney Plus on May 11th.
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