’28 Jahre später ‚, Alex Garland, sagt, dass die Fortsetzung Müdigkeit real ist – und dass Marvel die Schuld teilt
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**TLDR:**
* **“28 Years Later,“ the latest sequel of the „28 Days Later“ franchise, is out June 20.**
* **BI asked its director Danny Boyle and its writer Alex Garland if getting original ideas commissioned is tough.**
* **Garland said sequels are giving diminishing returns — and he thinks Marvel is partly to blame.**
I’m not a MCU diehard by any means, but blaming marvel for this is odd. They’ve never had more than 2 sequels for a character unless you consider the entire universe sequel after sequel
Meanwhile there’s tons of franchises that have nearly a dozen sequels (Jurassic Park, Fast & Furious, Mission Impossible, etc)
It’s every studio that would rather pump out crappy sequels to movies that had great endings.
I want to see new shit! We want to watch new movies. Studios are too risk adverse these days and it’s all because the board room has become the writers room.
People are fine with sequels if they’re good. Make good movies and not excuses.
I hate to break it to him, but ALL of Hollywood is to blame. if it’s not sequels, it’s a reboot of an old IP. In many cases, it’s both. I’m not a Marvel fanboy, but it’s not just them by a long shot.
Yet Stranger Things takes like 5 years to finish one season. He’s not wrong, though. The amount of sequels we’ve gotten compared to past generations and how fast is a ridiculous amount.
They were like 4 Indiana Jones, 20 James Bonds, 5 Alien movies, 3 Jurassic Parks, and 6 Star Wars and a million direct-to-dvd sequels to famous movies before the 1st MCU movie ever came out…. But sure!
This is one of the sequels I want to see. The other is district 9/10. Where is that?
So when this movie bombs, I’ll remember this quote as I think on how I had absolutely no idea it was coming out this weekend until I read this article. Seriously, either they’re missing me entirely or the advertising budget on this movie (outside of the initial trailers) is nil.
It’s not sequel fatigue it’s super hero fatigue. Marvel or otherwise. Enough of the flying capes already.
Nothing about marvel is sequel fatigue. It’s volume. They have introduced so many characters and given them little to no time for audiences to connect with them to the point only die hard fans know what’s going on and what those characters mean. Captain America has many films (4 directly) and the third one in this franchise is argued to be the best. That says that sequels are probably fine.
Let’s call it by name.
Disney.
I honestly thought there was already a 28 Years Later. Isn’t it 28 Decades Later by now?
No most sequels just suck and that is a common sentiment held by the general audience
Filmmakers slagging CBMs… never gets old, does it? The complaints sure do, but not the act itself.
this is like a drug dealer telling us drugs are bad. oh and that he only sells drugs cause “they’re” doing it… wtf
So.. it’s marvel fault yet again, right?/s
Sequels after sequels has been since before Jaws 2, Mannequin 2, Weekend at Bernies 2, Speed 2 , Die Hard 2, Rambo 2, etc etc And yet it’s marvel fault.
Let’s blame marvel for everything that’s wrong with the industry because it’s easy to do.
These mouth breathers are all the same.
How about some of us who loves sequels? Yes they might be bad or unwatchable but watching a movie is one of America’s that I rather do then be on my phone all day.
And consumers don’t?
*The year is 3049 and artists are still debating if sequels are a good thing or bad thing*
Jesus move on people watch the movies you wanna watch and shut up
Usual “movie does bad so it’s some how marvels fault”