Tag: Nia DaCosta
Bob Iger Talks About Disney and Marvel Problems
At the New York Times’ DealBook Summit earlier today (via CNBC), Bob Iger talked about Disney’s recent failures and what caused them, and his scapegoats probably won’t surprise you. They’re a mix of streaming, the pandemic, Bob Chapek, and executives not exerting enough control over film pr...
Read MoreThe Marvels Final Trailer is Shameless
In one last, desperate attempt to get people to see one of the most unanticipated movies ever made, Marvel has released a final trailer for The Marvels a couple of days before it opens. Directed by Nia DaCosta, The Marvels sees Captain Marvel, Ms. Marvel, and Monica Rambeau team up when they sudden...
Read MoreThe Marvels Clip Tries to Bring the House Down
With only a little over a week to go till The Marvels premieres, Marvel is desperately trying to get people to watch a movie that seems to be exciting exactly no one. In that spirit, they’ve released a clip from the film that shows two of the titular women, Carol Danvers (Brie Larson) and Kamala ...
Read MoreThe Marvels vs. the Fluctuating Budget
The Marvels may cost Disney more than everyone thought a few days ago. Reports were that the budget for the upcoming Marvel film – the last one of 2023 – was $130 million, tied with that of Ant-Man for the lowest in the MCU’s history. (This is being attributed to a Vanity Fair article on di...
Read MoreThe Marvels’ Likely Failure Being Blamed on Strikes
Hollywood is making the best of the writers’ and actors’ strikes. In an article by The Abbotsford News, filmmakers are preparing the masses for a season of cinematic bombs, with The Marvels leading the charge. Director Nia DaCosta spoke about the inability of the film’s stars to promote the m...
Read MoreJourney to The Marvels Trailer Plays Catch-up
In the leadup to its next film, Marvel hopes to catch you up on things you either don’t remember or never saw in the first place. A new trailer (of sorts) for The Marvels was released today, titled “Journey to The Marvels,” and it’s the advertising equivalent of a clip show. Plot points from...
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