TheGodling
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"B-b-b-but it's kinda racist/sexist they're only offering her the black superhero and the female superhero movie, why can't she do Spider-Man..."
Report comes on the heels of Famuyiwa's success at the Sundance Film Festival earlier this year.
Oh I agree..again that's why I'm torn. I'm not saying you or any other brother or sister has to feel how I feel; it's a personal thing with me as far as what may or may not going on behind the scenes, my feelings on black directors getting pigeonholed as they can only tell stories about black people, and of course her just being stymied by Marvel which I'd hate to see happen. How I feel doesn't mean you or anyone else has to feel that way, because I see both sides of it. I see what you're saying and I agree but there's also another part of me that sees another side to it.
Feige innovated movies with the shared universe concept which many studios are copying. get in line with his vision or keep it moving.Wait until Adolf Feige lays the hammer down. Any reputable director will dip quick.
There were jokes in every issue of Priest's run. Funny enough the Marvel tone fits the character well.Nah, BP stories are serious and political, not like Spiderman who goes around telling jokes. Or Thor who is alien prince with a funny medieval accent we dont understand.
T'Challa is Marvel's Batman without the bafoonery of a niave Bruce Wayne. Its SUPPOSED to be taken serious. I cAnt take Tchalla serious if hes in battle making jokes and shyt, thats out of character.
That's what Marvel have been doing with black comic writers too. They only get black writers to write black characters regardless if its a good fit. Priest left the comics business because they only put him on black books.Oh I agree..again that's why I'm torn. I'm not saying you or any other brother or sister has to feel how I feel; it's a personal thing with me as far as what may or may not going on behind the scenes, my feelings on black directors getting pigeonholed as they can only tell stories about black people, and of course her just being stymied by Marvel which I'd hate to see happen. How I feel doesn't mean you or anyone else has to feel that way, because I see both sides of it. I see what you're saying and I agree but there's also another part of me that sees another side to it.
That's what Marvel have been doing with black comic writers too. They only get black writers to write black characters regardless if its a good fit. Priest left the comics business because they only put him on black books.
The fact that Ava is only being considered for the "Diversity" movies should annoy everyone. Maybe its because I've been seeing Marvel do this shyt for years that's turning me off with this.
That's what Marvel have been doing with black comic writers too. They only get black writers to write black characters regardless if its a good fit. Priest left the comics business because they only put him on black books.
The fact that Ava is only being considered for the "Diversity" movies should annoy everyone. Maybe its because I've been seeing Marvel do this shyt for years that's turning me off with this.
I understand your pov on the bolded but at the same time Im happy the sister is getting a chance to join the marvel universe and I wouldn't be comfortable seeing a cacs version of wakanda tbhThat's what Marvel have been doing with black comic writers too. They only get black writers to write black characters regardless if its a good fit. Priest left the comics business because they only put him on black books.
The fact that Ava is only being considered for the "Diversity" movies should annoy everyone. Maybe its because I've been seeing Marvel do this shyt for years that's turning me off with this.
Marvel's been doing this on the comic front and will probably continue doing so in the MCU, exceptions aside. That won't change anytime soon, no point hoping otherwise.
Regardless, the focus here is the BP movie. We all want a great BP film to happen. And considering the nature of the character and its mythos, it makes perfect sense for them to look into a director who's black that can do the job up to standard. Obviously they won't just pick anybody.
Sure they can look at anyone regardless of background, and maybe they are, it's all rumors at this point. But if a director who's black is picked, it doesn't mean he / she isn't the best person for the job.