If he had said the marvel/super hero films weren’t high art no one would have disagreed. But he didn’t. He said they weren’t cinema and took a cheap shot calling them theme park rides.
Harry Potter isn't literature.
If he had said the marvel/super hero films weren’t high art no one would have disagreed. But he didn’t. He said they weren’t cinema and took a cheap shot calling them theme park rides.
One is fast food the other is fine dining get it, but they are both good right. He is acting like he is doing something completely different. I'm just like pump your breaks, it may be better but it is the same thing. He's great at what he does but that doesn't make him The Ultimate Authority on it either.wait...people in this thread are actually defending Marvel movies?!?
Look, those movies are trash...and so are damn near all action movies...
THATS OKAY THOUGH...we all like dumb shyt in different areas of life.
Big budget action movies lack character development, plot, pacing, etc....
...they are the fast food of movies...or what Drake is to rap music.
I crave a big mac sometimes though
It's more of some theaters really only show the big budget films but won't show the smaller films. Like my local Regal theater will get the big joints for sure but joints like Birdman, Sorry to Bother You, JoJo Rabbit, Lighthouse... nope As a lover of film, it pisses me off because I want to experience these types of films in the theater not at home.I get where he's coming from, he wants his types of films to be shown in theaters more but that will not happen till the prices get cheaper. It seems like marvel are the scapegoat for this right now because they're the most popular movies but you need to make event movies to get people out these days.
That's actually a great point. I didn't really think about that but it's kind of obvious now that I do. I only saw Once Upon a Time in Hollywood in the theater because he's one of the only directors (along with guys like Scorsese, Peele, Nolan, and a few others) that make movies that aren't big budget spectacles that I'll still fork over so much money for to see in the theater. Because you're right, the movie theater experience is getting more expensive. I'm a movie buff and if I feel this way I'm sure the average person does.