One Major Avengers: Infinity War Decision James Gunn Didn't Make

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One Major Avengers: Infinity War Decision James Gunn Didn't Make

The following contains spoilers for Avengers: Infinity War.

While the Marvel Cinematic Universe has become a massive franchise, James Gunn has been building his own little quiet corner of it. However, that all changed with Avengers: Infinity War. The Russo Brothers recently revealed that they were given such freedom in crafting the story for the new MCU movie that they never actually talked to James Gunn about killing off one of the Guardians of the Galaxy.

Joe Russo: Marvel is very good about allowing every director to have their freedom.Anthony Russo: We said a lot of story that we wanted to tell. And we present that to Marvel. And we got no pushback from that choice. I'm sure that Kevin has a... we didn't have a direct conversation with James about the Gamora choice, but I'm sure that certainly Kevin did. And there was no pushback on it, so it was...

The perception of the Marvel Cinematic Universe has always been that it's a massive machine with writers, directors, and actors, merely cogs. However, the Russo Brothers' comments to the Happy Sad Confused Podcast would seem to directly contradict that idea. It seems there was no specific plan for Avengers: Infinity War or Avengers 4 until the Russos created one, and they had the freedom to kill off characters without bothering with how it might impact the rest of the universe.

James Gunn has written and directed both of the Guardians of the Galaxy movies thus far and he's currently working on the script for a third. Clearly, at some point, James Gunn was made aware of the decision, and he certainly would have known what was going on before he made the decision to return to complete his trilogy, but one would have thought that if there were hopes to make a third Guardians movie with Gunn back when the script for Infinity War was being written, Gunn would have been brought into the conversation.

However, it seems Marvel's dedication to freedom extends pretty far. The company doesn't want to hamstring its directors by preventing them from doing what the story requires because of what future stories might be told. Joe Russo says this is part of the reason that he and his brother have made Marvel their home for so long.

For us, I think, again, at the end of the day, and part of the reason why we made four movies with Marvel is that they're very good at like allowing each movie to be what it needs to be. And nothing is sacred. They take risks, and they've gotten better at taking risks, illustrated by their run of Ragnarok, Homecoming, Black Panther and now this movie.

I would also include James Gunn's Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 in that list of recent Marvel movies that have taken risks. Not only did it kill off a popular character, but it dealt with some much heavier themes than the previous, more light-hearted entry.

While we have little idea what's in store for us when Avengers 4 comes along, it seems the Russo Brothers could do whatever they wanted, which means anything is possible.





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Why Quentin Tarantino Probably Wont Direct The New Star Trek Movie, According To Simon Pegg

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Why Quentin Tarantino Probably Wont Direct The New Star Trek Movie, According To Simon Pegg

The Star Trek mythology is finally resting comfortably back in the TV realm after more than a decade thanks to the release of Star Trek: Discovery on CBS All Access, but the movies side of the franchise is in a bit of flux right now. Although Star Trek Beyond was critically well received for the most part, it underperformed commercially. Paramount Pictures is working on getting another Star Trek movie off the ground, but there are at least three different scripts in the works, including one based off an idea from the mind of director Quentin Tarantino. If this Star Trek movie moves forward, Tarantino is reportedly expected to direct, but Simon Pegg, a.k.a. the current Scotty, doesn't believe that the Pulp Fiction filmmaker will actually helm the project because he's already busy with other cinematic endeavors. Pegg explained:

I don't think Quentin is going to direct it. Because he's got in his California movie [Once Upon A Time In Hollywood] to do and then I think only doing one more film after that. And I doubt, I don't think he could get around to directing a Star Trek in two-three years.

Quentin Tarantino has said on several occasions he intends to retire from filmmaking after directing 10 movies, and now he's only two movies shy of hitting that goal. Tarantino's ninth movie is Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, which follows an actor (who lives next door to Sharon Tate) and his stunt double struggling to find work in the changing Hollywood landscape. Once that's done, that leaves just one more movie, whether it's Star Trek-related or another one of Tarantino's original ideas. However, judging by Simon Pegg's comments to The Playlist, even if Tarantino was interested in ending his directing career with a Star Trek movie, it sounds like Paramount wants to release the next entry in the sci-fi series sooner rather than later. That can't happen if Tarantino's busy with other things, hence why Pegg strongly suspects that Tarantino won't direct the new Star Trek movie, though that doesn't necessarily rule him being involved as a producer.

A few weeks after word of Quentin Tarantino pitching a Star Trek movie was made public, Paramount hired The Revenant writer Mark L. Smith to pen a screenplay based on this idea. While actors like Patrick Stewart, William Shatner and John Cho have expressed interest in collaborating with Tarantino on a Star Trek movie, we have yet to learn what this story would be about, though knowing Tarantino, it wouldn't lack for violence. However, Simon Pegg isn't the only one who doubts Tarantino will direct the new Star Trek movie, as Star Trek: The Next Generation vet Jonathan Frakes expressed similar sentiments.

Even if Quentin Tarantino's Star Trek movie doesn't move forward, Paramount fortunately still has a few other stories to choose from. Originally the plan was for Star Trek 4 to show James Kirk meeting his father, George Kirk, who died only minutes after his son was born in 2009's Star Trek. Whether or not that particular tale is still on the table is unclear, but according to Zachary Quinto, a.k.a. the current Spock, Simon Pegg and Doug June, who wrote Star Trek Beyond together, have been working on a new script, and a separate writing duo have been penning their own script.

Stay tuned to CinemaBlend for updates on the future of the Star Trek film series as more news comes in. For now, plan your trips to the theater this year accordingly with our 2018 release schedule.




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Why It's OK If You Can't See Avengers: Endgame Opening Night

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Why It's OK If You Can't See Avengers: Endgame Opening Night

Tickets to Avengers: Endgame's opening weekend are selling in record numbers, and those who are trying to get a ticket to the big night at this stage in the game will have to pay quite a hefty price. Some may not even be that lucky and will be forced to sit at home Thursday night in sadness while their friends and family scuttle off to the cinema to watch the three hour and two minute-long conclusion to the MCU's Phase 3.

It's a sad feeling, although those who weren't able to snag a ticket to their local theater shouldn't be discouraged in the slightest. Believe it or not, missing out on a debut showing of a highly anticipated film isn't the end of the world. In fact, there's an argument to be made that skipping out on opening night and midnight showings may be a better option, especially when compared to other available options.

Bottom line, it's ok if you can't see Avengers: Endgame on Thursday, and I've got a bunch of reasons why I'm not upset about missing out in the slightest.

First, let's start with the fact that no movie, even one as highly anticipated as Avengers: Endgame, is worth the finders fee folks are charging online. Online resale value has some asking hundreds of dollars for their tickets, and others swinging for the fences with their asking price in the thousands. Others are less extreme and want a more reasonable $50, which may be a price some with the cash may be willing to spend.

Let's make one thing clear: paying a premium to see Avengers: Endgame on opening weekend may not be the best decision. For starters, theaters are in the business of making money, and if tickets continue to sell at the rate they are going, odds are more screenings will be made available for more people to attend. It seems theaters aren't just going to throw up their hands and say no to more money.

Plus, the thought of paying anything more than general admission for an opening night showing of a blockbuster movie is atrocious given past experiences. It's taken nearly 30 years and dozens of screenings to come to this realization, but midnight and first-day screenings are among the worst screenings one can attend.

Sure, it's easy to get caught up in the fun. Everyone is excited they're among the first to see a movie, there might be people there dressed as characters in the film and everyone is riding high on the emotion that their long wait is finally over. It's an intoxicating feeling, but it comes with its downsides. As others may attest to, when it comes to midnight screenings, the common courtesy of average filmgoing tends to go out the window.

The biggest common occurrence is applause. Audiences will break out in applause for the opening credits, any major character's first appearance and whatever else may come along the way. While that's fine for a live performance, characters in films don't hold for applause before delivering the next line. While the person next to you is clapping hands together like a keyed-up circus seal, you might be missing a meaningful line that can't be heard until the next time you see it.

Laughter is another big one, and another thing that occurs often and in excessive amounts at big-ticket Marvel releases. It's understandable since Marvel films can be humorous, and by no means am I trying to shame folks for laughing during the movie. People are free to enjoy the movie they paid for however they like, but for those who want to hear dialogue, extended audience laugh breaks are another thing that gets in the way of that.

There's also heckling, which may not occur in every first-day screening I've attended, but it definitely seems to happen quite a lot. Again, it makes sense, especially when the folks most excited and passionate about the Marvel universe will be amongst the few willing to do "whatever it takes" to secure those first showings.

Some of these people are the same folks who want a pleasant theater going experience, and some of those are the type who screamed at the screen in panic "WHAT'S HAPPENING?" when Leia got sucked out into space during Star Wars: The Last Jedi. Again, these types of theater outbursts aren't exclusive to opening night screenings, but there definitely feels like there's more of it.

Let's remember on top of all of the above that the run time for Avengers: Endgame is a little over three hours long. Even in the most ideal of circumstances, there's going to be more than a few tired eyes during the late showings as the film reaches its most pivotal moments. Falling asleep or missing some key moments due to nodding off is not ideal.

With all of that said, I do understand and respect the urgency of seeing Avengers: Endgame as quickly as possible. It only takes one errant headline, actor or one over-enthusiastic friend to ruin a major plot point, and learning it before viewing can drastically lessen the moviegoing experience. So, how does someone who doesn't wish to be spoiled still get a chance to see one of the first showings free from distractions or fatigue?

Two words, "matinee showing." If you're someone not bound to the restrictions of a 9-5 job, or someone with some vacation time to burn, buy a ticket for an early showing on Friday. You'll get a relatively empty theater, plenty of rest and perhaps even a discounted ticket price for going at an odd hour. It's literally the perfect solution, especially for those who may be considering calling in Friday anyway to recover from the night before.

And if Friday is absolutely out of the question, Saturday and Sunday morning screenings are likely just as available. So there's no need to panic about ticket sales, or the fact that you may not see Avengers: Endgame on opening day. There's still plenty of time to make another game plan for a showing, so get a strategy together and create an experience that, in my opinion, is far more optimal than the typical "midnight screening" experience.

Avengers: Endgame is in many theaters Thursday, April 25, but again, audiences will be able to see it any day following for quite a while. Keep with CinemaBlend before and after the premiere for more updates on Marvel, analysis on the film and where the studio is headed in Phase 4. For more on Avengers: Endgame, and how to prepare for it, check out the two films the Russo brothers said fans should watch before the premiere.





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Bottom line, it's ok if you can't see Avengers: Endgame on Thursday, and I've got a bunch of reasons why I'm not upset about missing out in the slightest. First, let's start with the fact that no movie, even one as highly anticipated as Avengers: Endgame , is worth the finders fee folks are charging online.
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Bottom line, it's ok if you can't see Avengers: Endgame on Thursday, and I've got a bunch of reasons why I'm not upset about missing out in the slightest. First, let's start with the fact that no movie, even one as highly anticipated as Avengers: Endgame , is worth the finders fee folks are charging online.
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